final farewell. >> i love him so much. i got to meet spike back in the green room and we became fast friends. >> dana: but you know what marty? spike got to meet you. thanks for joining us everybody, here's shep. >> shepard: is 3:00 at the white house and president trump on monday called for stronger background checks in the wake of a terrorist attack in el paso and a mass murderer in dayton. called on republicans and democrats to work together because after all, it's a 90/10 issue. 90% of all americans polled are in favor of legislation to keep guns away from dangerously mentally ill and other people. yesterday president trump told reporters there is "great appetite for background checks. then we confirmed he got a call from wayne lapierre from the nra who told us that that kind of change wouldn't be popular with his base. please pass this prologue and

that's the end of that because right after the slaughter of the children in parkland, florida, the president said the same thing. whether we are republican or democrat, he wrote, we must focus on strengthening background checks. then he talked to the nra and that was the end of that. the nra gave the president some $30 million for his election b bid. rich edson reporting from the white house. >> chapter, congressional democrats are pushing and pointing out with the president set on this. the president is saying that he wants an expansion of background checks and he says he thinks congress can actually pass something at this time. >> president trump: there is a great appetite, and i mean a very strong appetite for background checks and i think we can bring up background checks like we've never had before. i think both republican and democrats are getting close to a bill on doing something with background checks. >> of the mayors of el paso,

dayton and other cities have written senate leadership asking them to call senators back to washington to consider a pair of house pass bills that expand background checks. they wrote "these are the latest reminders that our nation can no longer wait for a federal government to take the actions necessary to prevent people who should not have access to firearms from being able to purchase them. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he spoke with senate committee leaders asking them to engage in bipartisan discussions on potential solutions without infringing on americas incorporated constitutional rights. the national association has been writing, it's not been enough to simply say we need more background checks. that's rhetoric for billionaire activists and campaign rallies, not a call for constructed progress. those who are judged a danger to themselves or a danger to others should have that right taken

away, although they should also be admitted for treatment and the nra says there needs to be a real danger for anyone's constitutional rights to be sacrificed. shep? >> shepard: it rich edson with a test of the nra power at the white house. just weeks before, the white supremacist terrorist attack killed 22 people at a walmart in el paso. the suspects mother reportedly called police to tell them that her son had purchased an assault style rifle. according to the suspected shooter's lawyers his mom was worried that the 21-year-old wasn't mature or experienced enough to have a high-powered gun but cops told her he was legally allowed to own it. police are pushing back on the lawyers claim and there's more to this. garrett tenney has more this afternoon. >> the police department says they have no record of this phone call, although that could be the case because the attorney tells us the mother never

identified herself for her son by name on that phone call. the family's attorney describes call as informational and so's the mother was not reaching out as concerned that her son was any kind of a for threat. the family also released a statement saying and, you do not accept or condone in any way. he was raised in families that taught love, kindness, respect and tolerance avoiding all forms of prejudice and violence. i also want to point out this fence that police have erected behind the memorial. this is to block the site of the scene because today we are told that investigators will be removing mike removing evidence from a very graphic crime scene and this morning the police said it's a kind of nightmare that people won't ever forget. >> shepard: and the first funeral i understand today in el paso.

>> today will be the burial services for one of the couples who were killed, whose lives were stolen in saturday's massacre. marybelle hernandez and leo campos. the 41-year-old was finishing school at utep to become a teacher and his brother said that he was so excited to become a teacher and be able to work with children. >> it's so rail. we were in shock and now we are going into the burial. we are going through all these arrangements. >> at another victim will be buried today as well. >> shepard: garrett tenney on scene in el paso. well, they stayed at a hotel and came down with a potentially deadly disease. now the hotel is closed and dozens are reported to be six.

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>> so far this is the only fatality linked to this legionnaires outbreak. 49-year-old cameo garrett who died had coronary artery disease aggravated by legionella. they occur naturally in freshwater but they become a health concern when they grow and spread in building water systems such as swimming pools, hot tubs, water fountains and air conditioning cooling towers. although most people who inhaled the droplets do not get sick, the chances of the bacteria causing legionnaires disease increase if you are older, you smoke or have an underlying health condition. for those that do get sick, it's fatal for one in ten patients. those numbers have been going up since 2,000, but it's unclear if that is because people are truly getting sick or there is simply better testing and better reporting. >> shepard: what are they saying of the hotel? >> out of an abundance of

caution this hotel will remain closed at least until sunday. when it learned about the potential outbreak of the hotel relocated ga guests and voluntay closed. testing of the property happened last week and the hotel has voluntarily moved ahead with precautionary media activities. the health and safety of our gas is our top priority. if you stayed there between june georgia department of public health has precautionary info and a survey on its website. although the source of this outbreak is still under investigation, a few moments ago the general manager of the hotel came out and told us he wanted to express his sincere sympathies to this family who lost their loved one. >> shepard: jonathan serrie, live at the hotel in atlanta. the white house is set to host

tech companies tomorrow to discuss in violent extremism online. this comes as the administration faces pressure to address internet fueled racism after the el paso shooter apparently posted his creed online before he shot and killed more than 20 people. gillian turner with the rest of the story live from d.c. >> online radicalism and revelation of both shooting suspects posted threats of violence online and social media. the president tweeted yesterday that the dayton shooter and supported bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and antifa. shortly thereafter, it was announced a plan to obtain text to talk about this on their platform. they said the staff lead meeting will take place friday, along with a range of company.

democrats does say president trump himself is a big part of the problem. joe biden pointed to the president's own presence on social media. >> he has poured fuel on the fire and retweeted postings from extremists and white nationalists. >> sources tell fox news the president is now mulling over an executive order which will push back on what he calls social media censorship of conservatives. now keeping terrorists off social media has caused persistent headaches for big tech for years now. facebook, twitter and youtube have all faced down public criticism on both ends. what content they allow on and what they keep off the platform. now experts say smaller companies getting drawn into the fray, pointing to the el paso shooters posting on eight chan, a small up score site that

allows users that have been banned from other mainstream platforms. it took at least three years of writing to the company before they took any action. in terms of white supremacist content, the companies have been even more unreliable. >> sources tell fox news that tomorrow in this meeting there will also be discussion about social media's treatment of conservatives including possibly the president himself. as of last month, according to the pew research center, 20% of all american adults follow the president on twitter. >> shepard: gillian turner live in washington, thank you. immigration rates have left children in tears as agents round up hundreds of people but have already released a lot of them. what we learned about how this went down and what's happening with the children, next.

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>> shepard: at little children cried for their mothers and fathers as federal agents swept into round up undocumented workers in central mississippi yesterday. it was a first day of school for some of the kids who came home to find their parents were gone. that's east of the capital. peel a hatchery in sebastopol. immigrations and customs enforcement and they've released over half of them.

agent surrounded the perimeter to keep the workers from escaping and chase down some neck try to run away. those chasing immigration status were allowed to leave and that was a case for the man in pink who called the raids of a sad situation. photographers captured other somber images from the scene, handcuffed workers loaded onto buses headed to a processing center and those left behind waving goodbye and not knowing when they'll be reunited with their loved ones. one girl whose father was detained cried during an interview. >> i don't know where i'm going to eat, i don't know what to do right now. i need my dad with me. he's not a criminal magdalena,

she is 11 years old. it was the first week of school, and a lot of the kids came home to empty houses and the parents were gone. they took them in and tried their tears. this city was widely known for its chicken processing facilities. belongings were all over the ground, and isis's acting said this was part of a large scale operation that has been going on for some time. steve harrigan is reporting live from our southeast headquarters.

>> shepard, ice officials say the message that they are trying to send to people is that they are going to enforce the law in a professional manner. they say they are targeting not just workers who are working illegally in the u.s. but also companies that knowingly hire those workers. on the other side to come critics say especially coming after the shooting in el paso they are simply an on attempts to spread fear. >> so if they are interested in terrorizing the latino community, they have succeeded. >> 600 agents were used in these raids, and it took time to get them all in mississippi. they say the connection between el paso and the shooting there and these raids is nonexistent, that these raids were months in the planning. >> shepard: you know steve, i know these communities. they are the largest employers of the chicken processing facilities.

>> it's tough work indeed, you saw some of those workers trying to run wearing boots, because it's so cold in those processing plants. that's isis officials said they tried to make every effort possible to make sure that students and parents were separated by these raids were reunited. that they talk to liaison officers and it's clear that these were a case-by-case basis. sometimes effective and sometimes not effective. here's one woman who said she went to her friend's home and knew her friend was arrested and wanted to find out about her children, and here's what she found. >> as soon as i found out she was going, i went and picked him up. >> you have people just scrambling these small towns

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prison. it's a critical stop on the road to the white house, the iowa state fair. it's far more than fried foods and a cow made of butter, it can make or break a presidential candidate. the montana governor steve bullock and the former vice president joe biden speaking at the fair today. "the des moines register" reports more than 20 democratic hopefuls will attend the fair. presidential candidates have been making pit stops at the place since 1954 when president eisenhower made the first campaign stuck there. in 2011 the republican candidate mitt romney stepped up onto the fema soapbox to speak and blurted out, corporations are people. democrats latched on to that statement and used it against romney. there are some major dos and don'ts for the state fair, and don't address too fancy for the

occasion. man alive. fried butter, love it. >> there is a lot of butter, there is even a cow made out of butter. but i will caucus goers are not just judging presidential candidates on what they say on the soap book soapbox, they areg them by what they eat. there are dos and don'ts that go along with that and for any candidate wanting to win, the first rule of thumb, anything on a stick is fine except for corn dogs. campaign advisors warned their candidates not to pull a rick perry and michele bachmann and chow down on a dog, but meet as king here in iowa.

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>> cia, fbi, they are all there. >> shepard: that's the "machete" star, danny trejo. not only did he do that but he helped free a baby trapped inside an suv after a crash yesterday. it wasn't a movie at all, it happened in los angeles, his hometown. he watched another car drive through a red light and crashed into an suv with a grandmother and a baby inside. he said he tried to crawl into the wreckage but couldn't reach the child's car seat and that's when the actor says a young woman was able to get inside and unbuckled the baby and then he was able to pull the child out. danny trejo is with us now.

>> dannyhi, how are you, i am dy trejo. >> shepard: what was going through your mind? >> danny: i was just in the right place and right time. i got into the car, but i couldn't unbuckle the car seat. if the baby wasn't in that car seat, it probably would have died because it tore off the whole backseat. so the little girl, monica jackson, she reached her little hand in, she had a small enough hand to be able to push that button and that's when i got the kid out. make kids mom works with special needs children and i knew immediately this kid with special needs and he started stiffening up, going into shock so i kind of started talking about superpowers and you have to use your super powers. and so he flexed his superpowers and walked away from the wreck. i noticed people shaking their

heads saying, don't bring him over here because grandma was bleeding pretty bad. when the fireman got there, they were talking about the jaws of life but this one fireman was strong and push the car up. they tore open the door and got grandma out. they cleaned her off with my t-shirt, and then got all the blood off of her and then the fireman said, come bring the kid. so i brought the kid and he kind of calmed down a little bit. and then the mom came and mom was freaking, and i said be calm because you will's scare him. and she started to tell me, he special needs, a special needs. and i said i knew, and i said superpower. and i think she understood that i knew. >> shepard: what made you come up in your head and think, superpower? >> danny: you know it's like

she always said to come up distraction. if they are having an episode, you can distract them. i think he was going to shock because i've seen people get shot and stabbed, when you go into shock you stiffen up and he started stiffening up, so i just kept talking about superpowers. use your superpowers! >> shepard: the kid from echo park steps up and saves the kid. what was you are feeling that? >> danny: the feeling is great but it wasn't just me. it was me and jackson and the fireman, there's a big mexican guy, they helped me pulled the door open because i couldn't pull it open by myself because it was crushed. and they said no, come on, we can do it. so they both yanked that door open and got the kid out. >> shepard: you just never know when in the course of normal events you will be put into a position where you will either act and get it right or

stiffen up and mess it up, where did that come from with you? >> danny: you know i was on my way calmly to chubby's automotive where i work on my cars, i'm one of the celebrities that works on my own cars. and it just happened. it's like, in this world we are supposed to help each other, that's what we are supposed to do. i think that's the way the good lord wants us to be as just help each other. so i just tried to help. >> shepard: well you are not in a random diner, i hear that's your place. >> danny: yes, that's trail's cantina. it's on summa and cole landau. there is eight locations. and a doughnut shop on the corner of santa monica and highland, and we got another couple of locations coming up. we have one in westwood that will be take out only and one that's downtown that will be

coffee, doughnuts, and trails tacos. that was a good commercial. >> shepard: everybody in the southland, if you are in the southland and listening today, if you want to go into one of those spaces today, you go into the counter and say "superpowers" and everything is free. so enjoy. [laughter] >> danny: and by one of these, two. [laughs] you've got to play that -- don't tell me fox news wants everything free, okay. by one of these. >> shepard: danny, thank you and good work. >> shepard: all right. the former flight attendant whose meltdown -- i didn't know it was going to be a commercial. but now you get things for free so head on down. the former flight attendant who made headlines nationwide is now missing in new mexico. you may have heard about her, a

jetblue flight flight attendant. the year was 2010, flight attendant steven slater got into an argument with a passenger on a jetblue flight. he told everybody he had had it, and jumped down the emergency slide but not before grabbing some beers from the beverage cart. so nine years along and friends have reported he has vanished into one of them. slater reportedly moved to mexico about a week ago and posted to facebook that he was going to visit a monument and hasn't been seen since. his stunt in 2010 ended with police arresting him. he got one year probation and avoided jail time. thousands of tarantulas on the move in colorado, in search of a little bit of love. that's according to local reporting. from now until the third of

october, they had across the state through the junta. thousands and thousands of these things. scientists say they are on the hunt for females hiding in the grass. tarantulas are mostly harmless to people but my goodness, they will creep you out. but i know that they can. bites can cause allergic reactions so you might want to steer clear. also because they are creepy. a woman from tacoma, washington, tried to take a photo with an octopus. she should have asked permission because the octopus did not approve. >> this is a quaint little fishing town and i'm just a small-town girl. >> jenny knows her way around the water come she's been fishing rivers, lakes and puget sound her entire life.

>> i'm in my happy place on the water. >> but what happened last friday razor fishing abilities to the next level. >> we all make mistakes. we are all human. >> she says a friend caught an octopus and as a joke, she said she held it up to her face to get a photo. the octopus was in no mood for photos. >> it put its beak and my chin and took two bites out of me. i could not pull it off, its tentacles were on my face and my nose. >> all the while fellow fishermen continued snapping photos. >> she was swollen all the way up and you could still see it right now. >> i'm very sore and tender, i've got a scab coming over my chin, i don't know what i will have long-term. >> shepard: that was reporter steve kiggins with our affiliate q13 fox news and the seattle-tacoma area. by the way, the woman told us

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>> shepard: the house in wisconsin where the killer kidnapped jamie clawson and murdered her parents is no more. if the bank that owned the home had it demolished after consulting with the family. jake patterson confessed to shooting the girl's parents and abducting the girl in october. he held her captive for months in a cabin before she escaped. she said she never wanted to see the family home again because of the horrifying memories. patterson told investigators he targeted the girl after randomly seeing her board a school bus. he pled guilty to murder and kidnapping and he now will serve the rest of his life in prison with no parole. a man in southern california went on a rubbing and stabbing spree, killed four people and hurt to others. police said they finally arrested a suspect who was full

of anger and nearly cut a man's nose off. it happened in two towns, grove and santa ana. that started at the suspects apartment complex, then a bakery, a cash check cashing store, a subway, a bakeshop and finally ended at a 7-eleven. marianne rafferty is reporting. >> multiple crime scenes and the stabbings appear to be random. four people are dead and two are badly wounded. the first of five related knife attacks have been at an apartment complex for that suspect lived around 4:00 p.m. yesterday. but officers responded to a burglary in process where one person was fatally stabbed and another wounded. from there the suspect went on a violent rampage robbing a local bakery with witnesses at that scene saying the suspect had built a knife and a gun but no one was hurt.

then an insurance business was hit and a female employee was stabbed but she is expected to make a full recovery. after that a check cashing business was robbed but no one was hurt. moments later a man was stabbed after filling up his car at a gas station and his nose was almost severed but he survived. minutes after that the suspect was spotted at a 7-eleven where he managed to stab and kill a security guard and take the guards handgun. then the last business, a subway restaurant. the last-minute side was fatally stabbed before police closed in and arrested the suspect described as a 33-year-old latino man. >> i've worked here in garden grove for 30 years and this is the first time i ever had a suspect kill four people in one day and attack others who were innocent victims. it's pure evil when this happens and we don't see this happen every day. >> police say there is no

apparent motives and all the victims are described as hope hispanic. several weapons were also recovered including a machete. >> shepard: the islamic state is researching in syria. less than six months, the terror groups caliphate there had been 100% defeated incorporated according to a pentagon inspector report. the pentagon says that isis is back. part of it reads, despite using its territorial caliphate, the islamic state in iraq and in syria was researching in syria. the inspector general report states that isis militants are still recruiting in that area and at that militants carried out assassinations, suicide attacks and objection abduction. militants fighting the terrorist groups have been overwhelmed since the white house has pulled hundreds of u.s. troops out of

the area. climate change could eventually lead to a worldwide food shortage and our current farming practices are only making the problems much worse. that's according to a new report from the united nations. talk on climate change often focuses on melting ice caps and rising waters but the earth's land actually warms twice as fast as the planet as a whole. scientists say current farming methods are responsible for 40% of the dangerous methane that traps were married in our atmosphere. in addition, researchers say rising carbon dioxide levels lead to less nutritious food. they also say people cutting back on red meat as well will help. the disgraced former governor of illinois, rob blagojevich, good get out of jail free. news from that, and it's

bleeping golden, next.

>> shepard: breaking news from planet blago. disgraced former governor of illinois may soon roam free. the reason? president trump told reporters on board air force one last night that he is strongly thinking about getting rod blagojevich out of prison. judge sentenced sentenced blagojevich to 14 years in bars on federal corruption charges after he tried to sell president obama's senate seat after the 2008 election. >> i've got this thing and it's [bleep] golden. just not giving it up. busted my [bleep], only 13% of you think i'm doing a good job. >> shepard: there you go.

and then blago learned to fly from a little help from our technical department and a green screen. while he walked from prison or might he fly? matt finn reporting. he is in the chicago newsroom. planet blago is hopping. >> for more than a year the president has stated or tweeted that he is considering setting rod blagojevich free but now the president said he's very strongly considering commuting rod blagojevich's sentence. the president said yesterday he feels blago was treated unfairly when he was given 14 years for corruption charges. president trump said blagojevich has been in jail for seven years over a "phone call were nothing happened and that politicians have done a lot worse." the former democratic governor is serving his sentence at a federal prison in colorado. he was caught referring to president obama's vacated senate seat as something valuable,

something golden that he wasn't going to give up for nothing. the former governor, also known as blago, appealed his conviction to the supreme court. was never set free. blago has a connection to the president. he appeared on mr. trump's former reality tv show "celebrity apprentice." blagojevich's wife has appealed for harassment release, even directly to to the president. on air force one, the president said patty was fantastic. patty tweeted "the president's comments last night nick is very hopeful that almost 11 year nightmare might soon be over. we are very real." a spokesperson says there's no information on when the president might pardon rod blagojevich. >> shepard: anything from blago's wife? >> she's not giving interviews today and a spokesperson says she's going to be watching this play out in real time just like everyone else. >> shepard: this isn't to say that he didn't try to sell the

senate seat that he called [bleep] golden, right? >> that's not for me to decide. >> shepard: i think that's already been decided, right? that's why he went to prison, right? >> yes, for corruption charges. >> shepard: correct indeed. if he gets out, blago, i don't know if you have a tv in there, but if you get out in they want to fly over here and sit down, i mean, we can talk about it if you want to. egomania is alive and well in london -- beatlemania is alive and well in london. hundreds of beatles fans celebrating 50 years since the boys stopped traffic on abbey road for a photo shoot. that photo became the cover of their album abbey road. today the famous walk re-created by look-alikes john, paul, george, ringo.

this image that to be one of the most famous in music history. that's it. the final bell is ringing. all green downtown. cavuto makes them smile. he's up next. see you. >> neil: all right, shepard, indeed the dow jones industrial storming back today. interest rates stabilized. tech shares were back. even disney, which was getting hammered yesterday, reversing course and moving forward. all good at the corner of wall and broadway. in the meantime, the democratic presidential candidate kamala harris rolling out her first campaign ad. take a look. >> the biggest middle-class tax cut in a generation. another $500 in your pocket every month. paid for by repealing donald trump's tax breaks for the top 1% and the richest corporations in america. >> neil: can rescinding the tax cuts pay for