police warning that they could be investigated. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", have a great day, everybody, "fox & friends first" continues right now. bye bye. ♪ ♪ rob: monday august 12th, conspiracy theories are swirling over the apparent suicide of jeffrey epstein, breaking new questions about exactly what happened inside his new york city prison cell. >> the fed launching their own investigation but will they ever see justice, close -- look into that investigation. >> guarantying health care to all people is a human right. >> yes, we are experiencing global warming and we can do something about it. >> we need a new commander in chief.

>> 2020 hopefuls push socialism during weekend in iowa. rob: now that the kernels have been counted, who scored big? we will talk about that plus lance armstrong may have lost his tour to france titles but brugging about a -- bragging about a big one. >> "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ [laughter] >> are you ready to move your feet, rob? good monday morning. rob: am i ready to move my feet? i'm ready to move my mouth. carley: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shimkus in for jillian mele.

>> i'm rob schmitt, brand-new developments in the death of multimillionaire epstein, prison guard design today keep watch on the cell were reportedly working maximum overtime shifts right ahead of apparent suicide. >> mark meredith joins us live with the latest on epstein's pending autopsy and conspiracy theories surrounding his death, good morning, mark. >> good morning, carley and rob, this morning as you mentioned unanswered questions surrounding jeffrey epstein's death, officials call it apparent suicide but many are asking how that could happen while epstein in federal custody, reports that guards were working maximum overtime shift due staffing shortage, epstein died at 66 on sad, well-known to connection to rich and famous, epstein arrested back in july 6th in new jersey, days later he pled not guilty, of sex trafficking, after that he was found

unconscious in cell in what's been described as suicide attempt, 6 days after that, sources say epstein was removed from suicide watch, now many are asking why he wasn't more closely monitored while behind bars. >> i think the president wants everything to be investigated and not for me to go further than where the doj and fbi are right now but you do hear different people asking questions and they want to know who else was involved. >> attorney general bill barr said over the weekend he was, quote, appalled to learn of epstein's death, he said serious questions must be answered and this morning several agencies including the fbi as well as inspector general's office are looking into the matter. the medical examiner's office performed autopsy in new york, however, the results of the autopsy has yet to be released, rob and carley. rob: the story that has everybody talking, appreciate it. the marine killed in combat in iraq identified overnight, sergeant died from enemy fire on

saturday while advising iraqi security forces. the 35-year-old from colorado joined the marine corps in 2005 and served several honors including bronze stars and marine operator of the year, leaves behind a wife and 2 kids, first american service member to die in combat in iraq this year. leisest round of peace talks with u.s. and taliban come to an end, both sides will consult leadership before any next steps are taken, discussions being held in qatar could allow the u.s. to end nearly 18-year long war in afghanistan, longest ever military conflict. if reached, the agreement would guaranty afghanistan would not be base for extremist groups in the future. carley: right now hong kong international airport has canceled all flight for the rest of the day as protestors held sit-in in main terminal, police sending warning by testing antiriot water cannon on a dummy, today protests come after

a violent weekend with officers firing teargas, activists have been riding for months pushing back against a bill that would extradite criminals to mainland china. and back here at home thousands of antiice protestors hit the sweets following raids in mississippi. held in several cities including washington, d.c., philadelphia and new york and in manhattan hundreds of jewish demonstrators occupied the amazon flagship store on annual day of mourning demanding the company cut ties with ice, the rally coming one day after protestors shut down a major highway in new york, 100 people were arrested there. rob: all right, 2020 democrats taking to the political soup box at the iowa state fairs, casting

corn kernels to pick candidates and joe biden coming out on top despite a blunder-filled weekend. carley: i love the cute little things. aisha more on the poll and what democrats have to say on the fair stage, good morning. >> good morning, rob and carley, yeah, so the poll, right, the kernel poll not scientific by any means but joe biden, yes, he came out on top, 44% of the kernels and that despite recent string of gaffes. >> i watch what happened those kids from parkland came up to see me when i was vice president. >> poor kids are just as great as white kids. >> democrats wrapping up a world win weekend of serious state fair, some touting social agendas and others tearing to president trump and then more pushing gun control. >> i will ban the assault rifles

and the large magazines that are resulting in all of this death. [cheers and applause] >> make sure if we want our neighborhoods not to be war zones then we couldn't fill them with the weapons that belong only in war zones. >> meaningful change start with breaking up the corruption in washington, breaking up the strain hold of the gun industry and the nra. >> did you hear about this, iowa caucus goers skeptical of tulsi gabbard and cory booker because they found out the two don't eat meat. gabbard talked about the most urgent changes she wants to make if she's elected president. >> the fact that we have been spending trillions of dollars, 6 trillion on the wasteful wars that have made us less safe, that have undermined our national security, that have taken incredible toll on my brothers and sisters in uniform, i want to speak of the devastating impact they've had

on people in other countries, this is the kind of change that i will bring about. >> and new york city mayor bill deplasio can't catch a break, couldn't escape issues from home, a lot of people from manhattan, flew in and passing out fake dollars, in bill we trusted, failed new yorkers. several of them holding events all across the state, oh, boy. >> did any of them eat a taco? >> only you, just you. thanks, appreciate it. senator chuck schumer calling for a crack-down on body armor sales after the deadly shooting in dayton, ohio, police say the gunman was wearing a bullet proof vest when he called and killed 9 people, senator schumer wants to regulate who can buy that kind of equipment?

>> we know the people who purchase body arm o are up to no good and we may stop him from deeds done in dayton and other places. >> schumer said there would be exceptions for law enforcement and other public safety professionals. rob: ohio native john legend hosted in wake. ♪ >> that's pretty cool, award-winning artist performing for victims, 9 people were shot and killed, legend grew up just about 30 minutes away from dayton, ohio. carley: speaking of talent, gold medalist simone biles wins sixth u.s. women's gymnastic title after historic performance on the floor, watch this.

♪ [cheers and applause] >> money. just keep making history. >> why did she make history? she did that because she was the first woman to land a triple double. whatever that is. it looks even more so. rob: how do you do that? unreal. very happy with for ormance, she's in a great moment, taking moment to do victory dance as well. good for her. >> fantastic. rob: she gets everything going 15 feet in the air. carley: when i was a kid i went to gymnastics and everybody said that you were too tall. rob: all right, 10 minutes after the hour, inside the jeffrey epstein death investigation, the feds now on the case, what we find out what really happened here, our next guest says there's a mountain of documentation and evidence that could give us some answers. >> yeah. two american athletes now facing discipline for protesting national anthem so should they be punished, your comments are

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some of the most high-profile criminals in history. because it is so secured, video cameras everywhere, protocols everywhere, all money cases would have been reported, not a case, for example, for a body found in desert a month after everybody had seen the guy, we should ultimately get accounting of every moment from when he was first incarcerated to when he was found dead. rob will be he just tried to kill himself a few weeks, we reported outside the jail, everybody has bizarre theories, how does that happen, jeffrey epstein had information on bill clinton, we know who did this, retweet if you're not surprised. a lot of crazy theories, here is the attorney general on this, epstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered, inspector general opening the investigation into the circumstances of mr. epstein's death, that from the attorney

general, it is bizarre. >> look, my social media feed i'm sure yours also filled with people skeptical about the idea that it was a suicide and i understand where that emanates, politically connect today -- connected to people, my only advice would be speaking of prosecutor, the rule is follow the evidence, take a deep breath we are only to get answers from the inspector general and fbi. carley: you don't want to get too deep into the conspiracy theories, you to look at fact and evidence, they will come out. something that i thought with your surprising the medical examiner performing autopsy and then said that they are not going to release the results, it's pending further information, so what does that tell you, why is there some sort of confusion with the autopsy? >> same medical examiner office that i worked with when i was prosecutor in new york city, they work with law enforcement

and both branches of federal and state but they do have judgment calls to make and want to consult with law enforcement and themselves look at evidence before they make a final decision as to what was the ultimate final cause of death. rob: a lot of people epstein took to easy way out of this and concern about what happens with victims and all of the claims, let's listen to one of them. >> i really wanted justice, i really wanted him to take up for what he did and be put in jail and prison and have to sit there and think about what it is that he exactly did to so many people. rob: he's not thinking about it anymore, this is just a civil matter at this point? >> well, there were coconspirators and two name in the indictment that assisted epstein, the system will open criminal matter, they could be indicted, no question it's not georgia to be the same result, same sense of closure had it been epstein in courtroom being held accountable, being found

guilty by a jury. carley: he got the plea deal in 2008, this is adding insult to injury that he was able to choose his own way out. >> absolutely, he cannot be held accountable, the least we can do is make sure those who allowed them to avoid accountability are themselves held accountable. rob: 6 days on suicide watch. >> very bizarre. rob: thank you so much, we do appreciate it. >> thank you. rob: 18 minutes after the hour, luxury retailer coach facing backlash over a t-shirt, there it is, why instability in hong kong is hitting the fashion industry pretty hard. carley: fans sounding after american athletes chose to protest during big medal moments, should they be punished for their social so-called social commentary

rob: welcome back, fashion giant coach trying to make things right while facing backlash over this t-shirt. carley: tracee carrasco here with the company's response to politically-charged criticism, what is going on here? tracee: good morning, coach is in hot water over t-shirt where it refers to hong kong and taiwan as countries, so social media users in china really upset over this forcing coach to issue an apology over the t-shirts which were released back in may of 2018 and pulled from shelves, the tweet said from coach, they said, quote, china -- coach is dedicated to long-term development in china and we respect the feeling of the chinese people, so coach said that they regret the situation that happened, they made a mistake, they are going to do better to move forward and

this comes just a day after versace force today apology for a similar incident mistaken macau and hong kong as countries. geography lessons. carley: what's going on with ford? >> class action in ford, they set aside $17 million to cover this, if you own ford or lincoln that came with my lincoln touch, you could be part of this class action lawsuit getting from 45 to $400 back because of this, if you purchased a car in california, massachusetts, new jersey, north carolina, ohio, virginia and washington, you could get that money, really the issue is the system's responsiveness and functionality, a lot of complaints there saying that the system would freeze, basically wouldn't work, would give inaccurate directions, it wouldn't connect to the mobile

phones so a lot of issues with that ford having to eventually fix the entire multimedia system, they have come out with a new one, you have until september 24th to get the money. carley: tracee, thank you so much. a lot of controversy in the world of business, more controversy in the world of sports, two americans could face disciplinary action after protesting on the model stand in pan american games, during the event in perú hammer thrower glen raised fist as you see claiming to be taking a stand for perceived injustice. rob: took a knee claim to protest racism, gun control and mistreatment of immigrants. both athletes also slamming the u.s. president, the u.s. olympic and paraolympic.

should the athletes face discipline for this and your response has been overwhelmingly yes, robert tweeting kick them off the team, they broke the rules, they must be held accountable. carley: by the way, correction there, on instagram, what an embarrassment to the country, always stand and respect the u.s. and on facebook, marian says taking a knee or not honoring our flag or national anthem should be automatic removal from our american team. the time now 25 minutes after the hour, socialism takes the soap box at the iowa state fair. >> 4 years ago i stood right up here and i said, we've got to raise that minimum wage, we need to make public colleges and universities tuition free. carley: but candidates seem to be pushing the same failed policies from 2016, so are these

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and we find one that works just for you. no matter what your name is. rob: welcome back prison guards assigned to keep watch on jeffrey epstein's cell were reportedly working overtime shifts, multimillionaire was being kept was stacked with two guards due to serious shortages, autopsy results have yet not been released. carley: sergeant scott died from enemy fire saturday while advising iraqi security forces, the 35-year-old from colorado leaves behind wife and 2 kids, first american to do i in when i can aerothis -- to die in iraq

this year. rob: the meeting will focus on brexit and how that's going. carley: investigation might have been launched after 5 children are tragically killed in massive fire at day care, four siblings among the dead, they were staying at the home while mother worked in overnight shift in pennsylvania, chilling video shows baby stroller engulfed in blames, officials believe fire may have been caused by electrical issue, there was only one smoke detector in the home, the children were between 8 months and 8 year's old, horrifying, today bill cosby is set to appeal sexual assault conviction in front of pennsylvania court, disgraced actor's legal team argues there were 6 different trial errors, back in june cosby spokesman called step in ensuring that mr. cosby received hearing from fair and impartial courts, currently serving a 3 to 10-year

sentence. trial for former eagle scout accusing of running multimillion dollar drug empire, investigators call aaron a kingpin who created counterpit pain killers with fentanyl and distributed online, the operation sold nearly half a million pills ranking among the largest drug bust in the country, prosecutors have struck plead deals with other accused in drug ring, crazy stuff. rob: all right, 2020 presidential candidate bernie sanders returns to rural iowa with some of the same socialist ideas that he pushed during the last presidential election. >> four years ago i stood right up here and i said to raise minimum wage, we need to make public colleges and universities tuition free guarantying health care to all people, and that

idea was considered wild. rob: all right, this time around many democrats are running on sanders' ideas, it's gotten much more liberal within the party, so is this a good plan, here to debate that republican strategist a, -- aaron elmore and chuck rocha. you can see right there polls off 24%, pete buttigieg did nice job at 16% and going down from there. i want to ask you about the kernel showing from bernie sanders. >> we may not big that big with the corn but we had the biggest crowd that anybody saw at state fair, i was getting reports in this morning from people on the ground, people in iowa like a lot of people around the country, they are frustrated, there's a lot men and women, 5:30, nobody up but me you and

aaron and i'm getting ready to go to the gym. people go to work every day and the people going to work this morning, they feel like the american government has walked away from them and forgotten about them, you see the frustration out there, that's what bernie sanders is taking advantage of. rob: your response to that. >> i like to see your face but i don't agree everything that comes out of your mouth. rhetoric in 2016 is not going to work anymore, it's not going to work then and not going to work anymore. there were 20 people to be the president of the united states on the republican side, they were all similar, they were all career politicians except one guy and that was donald trump, he was a businessman, he wasn't peddling the same ideas and that's what we are seeing democrats, peddling the same ideas. rob: okay, let's listen to joe

biden for a second because he did have a rough few days an a number of gaffes, let's listen in. >> we can't choose trust over facts, i watched what happened to those kids in parkland came up to see me when i was vice president. rob: the parkland one was the roughest for him, chuck, he still leads, he has a number of issues, he's been around forever, and he is still winning this race, doesn't that tell you that maybe there might be a problem with messaging from the far left? >> i see why you could say that, when you were as popular as he was when he was the vice president under barack obama in a democratic primary you still have a lot of name id and still very popular, people will give you the benefit of the doubt until you prove them wrong, maybe he will win in it. it's too early to tell, lots of people know who he is he's very popular name id for sure. rob: aron, why do you think the

former vice president is still winning at this point? >> name id alone, truthfully, a lot of voters are lazy, joe biden, i know that guy and we have seen him before, a lot of people to delve into policy like we do. it's joe biden, we have seen him with barack obama, however, do i think pete buttigieg is someone to watch. rob: bernie sanders bragged about implementing some of his plan free college and things like that and showing how they've been implemented in some parts of the country. he didn't talk about health care because he failed to implement in home state because of dramatic expense. people realize how expensive bernie sanders' plan is and are you worried about election? >> 11 years ago we bailed out wall street with my tax dollars and if we can bail out wall street we can make sure that

people have health care, health care was the number one issue in every one of them, other politicians talking about bernie sanders policies, they are doing it because their pollsters is telling them in democratic primary and that's what they have to do to win and they are all trying to beat bernie sanders. rob: fair enough. >> good morning. >> good morning, thank you. [laughter] carley: a lot of us are awake at 5:30. 36 minutes after the hour, a courtroom showdown in california, it's la versus the nra, why the city is taking aim at companies who do business with the gun rights group. rob: hulk hogan gets police escort to the airport, but this now vieral video may have gotten the officer in trouble. stay tune.

rob: guatemala elects a new president who says wants to change migration deal between his country and the u.s., conservative alejandro securing a landslide victory, he tells reuters >> mark morgan insisting it helped illegal immigrants. >> the individuals seeking better life, first exploited by the cartels to come here. >> right. >> once they come to the united states, further exploit bid the united states companies by paying them reduced wages. carley: well, almost 700 people were arrested during the operation, ice has not yet brought charges against the four companies accused of willingly and unlawfully hiring workers with fake documents.

rob: today the nra will challenge a controversial new law in los angeles, the city's rule requires contractors to disclose all business ties with the nra, the organization argues the law violates first amendment rights of free speech but the city says public deserves to know how funds are being spent. family of 5 and friend all came within few feet of the shark, right off the coast of cape cod. >> it is crazy because that's where we fish, like all of the time. >> it was pretty unique and surreal to be able to see a great white shark on the waters we have been fishing for years. rob: there he is, good shot right there, researchers said there have been 161 shark sightings. they are more around lately.

carley: so scary, janice, are you a beach go-er. janice: my kids do, because of social media we have more phones, we are taking more pictures. rob: that could be true. they want to come and say hi. >> they don't want to eat you. >> positive look on things. rob: until you dress up like a sale to go surfing which is the funny thing that we do. we look just like them. well, you know, the big suit that is they wear. let's talk about the weather. janice: okay, 68 in new york, severe storms across the midwest, still firing those up for parts of the northern plains into towards the great lakes, severe thunderstorm watch and warning in effect for parts of nebraska, kansas, missouri, and that's exactly the same area we will see the storms move through, not only large hail, damaging winds, we could see isolated tornadoes and heavy rain with this, bringing the

potential for flooding, on the other side of this, south of there, that's where we have the heat advisories, hot, humid, heat indexes surpassing 100-degrees, big story over the next couple of days where it's dangerously hot. forecast again today, summer time still hanging on across the southern half of the country, 88 and mostly sunny here in new york city, we will see the storms fire up across the midwest throughout the day today, then still very hot across the southwest, and we could see a little more rain across those areas that i mentioned, across the midwest as well as florida and the gulf coast but still not too much to talk about in terms of the tropics which is good news because we are getting into the peak season. rob: the wheels turning, she looks at me and

starts smiling. >> in body suit dressed up like a seal. that's what i'm saying. >> like the real one. >> we put on the body suits to go surfing and you look like a sale which is what they eat. >> now it's all becoming clear. >> thank you, janice. carley: exposing the story of four veterans serving life sentences for war crimes they didn't commit, very serious story here. >> one of four families whose lives were turned upside down in 2014, the day that four men were injustly convicted of committing war crime in square, controversial bat until the iraq war. rob: producers behind the podcast say this case is at a critical tipping point and live to explain why. carley: first let's check with griff

jenkins. >> good morning, carley and rob. we have such a huge show today. we will have mollie hemingway, dan bongin who may have things to stay, police officer in new mexico, the officer will be here live to react. i will not be talking about surfers and great white sharks. carley: you should. rob: you are. [laughter] all right. a good one. >> we will see you in a few minutes

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carley: good morning, welcome back, podcast shining light on the story of four decorated veterans and black water contractors facing life sentences for war crimes they say they didn't commit. it all revolved around shooting at the height of the iraq war in a case with ties to both hillary clinton and joe biden. so what really happened? joining us live the creators and producers of the raven 2, 3, podcast, thank you both so much for being with us, really interesting story here that not a lot of people know about. tell us about the case of raven 2-3. what happened in 2007? >> tina is the one that has been investigating this forever. two incidents, one that actually happened that several judge looked at and dismissed all

charges in scathing 90-page opinion and false narrative that was spun over the last 10 years beginning with e-mail from hillary clinton that these guys fired unarmed citizens which is completely false. carley: so the narrative and the reason the four men are in prison right now is because some people believe that the -- the craziness of war got to them and they started firing at iraqi civilians and killed about 17 of them, but you say that that's not what happened, what actually happened in your opinion? >> let's talk about the fact that they're all combat vets, this was not going to happen that they were going to freak out in a combat situation and that's what this was, they were trying to clear a traffic circle for another unit that was rescuing a diplomat who had been at a location that was bombed.

they opened the traffic circle, they immediately started getting fired upon and the car that matched the description of a suspected car bomb started coming towards them and wouldn't stop and they fired into the vehicle, neutralized the threat, the car, one of the trucks they were riding in was disabled by gunfire, they went back to green zone and didn't think anything of it because that's how violent it was in baghdad in 2007. >> you brought up something that was interesting, the case initially dismissed and joe biden we wanted to reopen it, let's take a listen to what he said in 2010. >> the united states is determined, determined to hold accountable any one who commits crimes against the iraqi people, while we fully respect the independence and integrity of the u.s. judicial system, we were disappointed by the judge's decision to dismiss the indictment. today i'm announcing that the united states government will appeal this decision.

carley: okay, gina, you think that they're being unfairly treated and i was listening to portions of podcast this morning and one of the -- one one of the men's family member described being prisoner of war in their own country, why is this happening? >> it's clear from state department cable that is we got a hold of that were leaked that were part of pardon pact that were submitted to president trump, the state department after dismissed became aware that the iraqi were going in and say the americans don't care about you, we need to rise up against them, the iraqi provisional government went to the ambassador and said, you guys need to do something about this, you need to bring this case back, you need to take it out of the headlines, do what you need to do so that you can help us prop up our government. i mean, that's to me pretty obvious and plenty of evidence that these guys were fired upon, that was taken seriously by judge and it was completely

discounted by the prosecutors. >> michael, quickly, do you think there's any hope for them to get out of jail possible pardon is pretty much the only thing we are looking at? >> two possible cases r for nick the way federal laws work he will be sentenced to life in prison on wednesday even though the average murderer serves only 12 years in prison in the united states. mathematically impossible that nick did this, the person that fired the shot already confessed to it and was not allowed to confess it in court. >> that's a whole other story. >> there's a lot more on the upcoming episodes and we are so grateful carley that you are bringing this to people's attention. >> a lot of strange things that happened in the case, iraqi police were initially in charge of the investigation instead of the fbi, we will keep an eye out on this one and thank you for shining a light on this as well. rob. rob: 53 minutes after the hour, golfer earns

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rob: supposedly mike pence blasting lance armstrong after the disgraced cyclist bragged about racing and beating mike pence on a bike trail. jillian: i can't drop many people on a bike these days i just drew the explicative doors off mike pence on a nantucket bike path, day made. rob: carmine replying back saying that is dope. get it. apparent dig for armstrong taking performance enhancing drugs in 2012. carley: some people can't take a joke or even having fun on twitter. that's true. most of you agree. does armstrong realize how pathetic he looks? rob: that's the best excuse you can come up that's a joke? >> that's not a joke, is he a disgrace.

carley: saying he is looking for a little fame. he hasn't been in the news a lot lately. rob: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. start with the good. this is a good one. a golfer earns pga card one year after putting career on hold to take care of his sick wife. watch the incredible moment. [cheers] [cheers and applause] rob: that's great. scott harrington embracing his wife general at the 18th green. he finished second at the corn tournament in oregon and his wife's cancer is in remission. carley: giving hulk hogan is ride to the airport. [laughter] we love chicago pd. carley: viral video shows the officer weaving past

planes. the officer should be punished since police do not have authorization to escort. rob: ugly cop is not happy since mocked a drug dealer on the run. mocked a mugshot. there is a lot of comments on this one. we don't have time to tell you because we are out of time. carley: all about the hair. ♪ ♪ ♪ thank you, i got it good. carley: good morning. happy monday. we have two new individuals brian and and steve. pete and. griff: griff never know what you are going to get on a monday. ainsley: especially summer people take vacations