in florida to sweep part of the flagler county operation heatwave. and $40,000 and finally, when people are launched into the air. >> oh my god. >> they got a refund and they are okay. that wraps up this hour. goodbye. >> it is wednesday, august 21st, the white house expected to announce weeping new immigration rules that will hold migrants during the court proceedings. >> first, recreational marijuana got the green light. now pain.

rob: it is okay to have coke, legalization on the horizon. this almost makes me wants to be an eagles fan for the day. jillian: you're welcome anytime. todd: world champion nfl kicker. jillian: just delivered by south jersey, "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ in the world is going to know your name ♪ todd: that was less than graceful.

jillian: i will end you all of my green if you would like to be a true eagles fan for a day. todd: you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. i'm todd pyro in for rob schmidt. jillian: let's begin with this. the white house is expected to put out a new immigration will extending the time migrant families can be detained at the southern border but the immigration fight is far from over. heather: democrat lead a separate effort targeting green card. >> reporter: these new rules are expected to take aim at what republicans argue is a legal loophole in the immigration system. a court settlement known as the floor is agreement. under that agreement the government is not supposed to detain children longer than 20 days. after that, they are released until their cases are heard which often takes years or months to happen in given heavy

backlog, tens of thousands of migrants crossing the border each month the trump administration is expected to try to put a end to that by replacing the floors agreement as soon as today and announcing new standards of care for migrants and their children which allow them to be held in custody beyond 20 days until the cases are decided. those changes are expected to be challenged by a flood of lawsuits almost immediately, the same way immigration rights groups in democratic states, and new york became, and a new will the administration announced last week which would allow the government to deny green cards to illegal immigrants if they rely on public assistance such as medicaid, food stamps and housing vouchers. new york's attorney general says in a statement the trump administration's thinly veiled efforts to only allow those who meet their narrow ethnic, racial

and economic criteria into our nation is a clear violation of our laws and values. mike pence will keep the spotlight on the border when he visits the us border patrol academy. todd: thank you. officials standing by the decision to free an accused rapist is in the country illegally, roderigo montoya released, leaders in montgomery county and maryland say authorities were notified six hours before he was let go. in the same county immigration officials file a request on illegal immigrants accused of attempted murder. kevin mendoza facing charges for rape and assault. unclear whether montgomery county will comply. it designated itself sanctuary jurisdiction last month. democratic lawmakers refusing to work with ice to keep violence, the south american streets but former active ice director tom homan says that only helps criminals. >> sanctuary cities are

sanctuaries for criminals, criminals sitting in a jail cell, the police department made a decision to lock these people up because you are a public safety threat and we have probable cause so why would you not let ice have access to remove them from the community where they can't reoffend, remove them from the country. >> these policies are protecting -- wrong. you are lisa criminal alien into the community in which they live and there's an offense, you put them in a community, if ice can't rest them out of jail we are going to the community to find others and i will end with this. i dare him to go through every immigrant to ask this question. would you rather have ice in jail or the community? todd: 12 states opposing story status, another to limit law-enforcement's ability to work with ice. jillian: new surveillance video showing the suspect in the

deadly stabbing of a college advisor. the man seen running away from a parking lot at cal state, stephen was ambushed and killed. investigators believe the suspect drove away in this bmw sedan, police releasing a script of the suspect, he's in his 20s with black hair and it was a targeted attack. the man suspected of killing use our college student mckinsey lueck accused of kidnapping and abusing another woman, charged with one count of aggravated kidnapping and 3 counts of sex abuse for an incident in 2018, the accuser tells police she met him on a dating apps, already faces charges for the aggravated murder on top of possession of child porn. todd: jeffrey epstein's former cellmate demanding a prison transfer claiming he was there and buy cards. nicholas was sharing a cell with epstein during his first suicide attempt. his attorney so a federal judge,

quote, the clear message he has received is if he conveys information about the facility or the recent suicide there will be a price to pay. he is accused of killing four men in new york. jillian: joe biden hold a big lead in the 2020 race as his opponents try to win over voters in iowa today. biden logging 29% supported the latest national average. elizabeth warren and bernie sanders trailing by 14 percentage points. biden also holding a commanding lead in iowa with 26% supported. he courted voters in a community event in urbandale last night. >> we must beat donald trump. we must. >> reporter: biden will hold another campaign event in iowa today while bernie sanders hosts a healthcare townhall. a dozen democrats will attend the labor convention. todd: it is not all handshake

and smiled on the campaign trail. joe biden confronting peter doocy about crowd sizes. watch. >> we go from town to town. anybody draw a bigger crowd than me? >> yes. >> you have? where? todd: he didn't seem to like that. a few minutes later he singled me out to say i was going to be unfair to him no matter what that he could handle it because he's a big boy. jillian: he was referring to the crowd elizabeth warren drew when she visited iowa in january. todd: severe storms pushing into the east coast, flash flooding, tornadoes and lightning in the midwest. heather: look at these photos out of iowa, strong winds caused a semitruck to flip over on the highway. todd: dramatic dark clouds

looming above northern missouri. jillian: janice dean tracking storms on the move, where are they headed? >> same areas, look at the storm reports, storm reports and tornado reports in iowa and severe thunderstorm watch is in nebraska, all the hail and damaging wind as the storms fire up across the midwest. we have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect in nebraska, storms firing up across the ohio valley into the mid-atlantic and northeast today, philly, new york city, hartford, boston, we will see the potential for strong to severe storms. we don't see a big tornado threat but certainly strong winds and hail and a lot of heavy rain in a short time. heat advisories in philadelphia towards the central us and southern planes and parts of the southwest.

summer hanging on in some of these areas where it will feel well over 100 °. there is your forecast, 93 in atlanta, 88 in new york, pop up showers and thunderstorms, some of them reach severe limits and look what happened overnight. this is tropical storm chantel, moving away from land but nothing going on, just like that it pops up. even though it is relatively quiet things like stand tall can happen and we need to be prepared. but the good news is it is a fish storm. >> the white house announcing sweeping new immigration rules that would hold migrants during court proceedings. what does that mean for the catch and release loophole. the president of the national border patrol council says this should be the solution, he's live to clean why. todd: protest punishment.

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heather: trump administration releasing a new rule that would announce the time migrant families could be detained. jillian: what does it mean for overcrowded facilities? the president of the national border patrol council brandon judd, thank you for being here. you were on late night with shannon, appreciate you waking up this morning. let's look at this breakdown, this requires miners to be held in facilities to meet certain standards to prevent children from being held longer than 20 days. that is a couple things to note. with what we are expecting to hear today how do you think this will change? will it be the answer?

>> the main driver that fuels illegal immigration into the united states is the catch and release program, being released once you violate our laws to disappear into the shadows of society. a couple facts nobody can dispute. one of those facts is the vast majority of these individuals want their release and to the united states, never show up to court appearances and then we can't deport them at a later date so as long as we can hold those individuals pending asylum claims or deportation proceedings illegal immigration will go down to next to none. all we have to do is look back in march 2017 when we had 45 year lows. the reason we have those 45 year lows is everybody thought they would be held in detention facilities pending proceedings but because illegal immigration skyrockets. and that would drive illegal immigration back to lows we have never seen before.

todd: how do you expect the response? >> critics will say the floors decision is ingrained in law. and what the lawsuit is going to be, you look at the immigration law and give the secretary of the department of homeland security latitude on how he or she will implement those laws or rules and that is a cool that allows us to hold those individuals, based on sound principles as long as we have detention facilities that gives these children, and including schooling. as long as we do that, the courts will uphold this rule.

heather: the numbers we are seeing now with migrants crossing the border you don't see is running out of room in these facilities and holding them longer than 20 days. >> no i don't and the reason is the work will get back to these countries immediately and numbers will drop exponentially. look at the micro protection protocol. in three short months our apprehensions, what they were in may and you can see the immediate effect we have when we implement proper policies and this will do the same. >> in new york city, the federal lawsuit, to deny green cards to illegal immigrants. and lawsuits like these actually help criminal caels. >> recruiting people to violate laws, this increases the bottom

line. these are illicit businesses but they are businesses and they have to make a profit. to make a profit they have to recruit people to come to the united states. these lawsuits and a clear message the united states is willing to moment policies like sanctuary city policies where people can disappear and that is the drivers that fueled illegal immigration. jillian: appreciate you waking up with us. it is 18 minutes after the hour, donald from blasting rashida tlaib and ilhan omar over there comments on his room. >> i can't believe we are having this conversation. any jewish people that vote for a democrat shows either total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty. todd: i like this story. do you want to sail the coastline, drink wine, eat

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to a major drug raid. octavio dotell among 18 people linked by authorities to a drug traffic or in the dominican republic. castillo has not been arrested and denies wrongdoing. it is unclear what role the two allegedly played in the drug raid. heather: fbi investigating a massive cyber attack after a dozen communities i with a ransom. jillian: tracy carrasco a claim the target on texas. >> reporter: 22 municipalities were hit by the cyber attack. it they are infiltrating computer systems. in some cases allowing them not to get any business done. 22 municipalities, they say in some cases, ransom is highest $2.5 million. the fbi and cyber security experts in the state are investigating.

they say the evidence points to one threats but pretty scary to think they can take over these systems. todd: i didn't have the majority level to handle this story. jillian: our next job is what? >> reporter: we have been preparing for this job all our lives. a food tester. food and wine around the coastline of croatia and you get paid for it. this is crude croatia launching a new food and wine crews and they want people without any specific experience to come and try the food, the wine, experience this cruise. it is a 7-day cruise that will start sailing next october. they will pay $550 which is 500 but you get to taste the food and sail around croatia. sign me up. jillian: i'm in.

todd: speaking of tasting if you tuned in yesterday you might remember this classic moment. what does it say about me the moment i read the story i immediately thought of pitching in taste test tomorrow and tomorrow's "fox and friends first" with these three chicken sandwiches? >> you want to find out who the best chicken sandwiches. jillian: here for the team delivered, todd will tell us who has the best chicken sandwich, popeyes, chick-fil-a or wendy's, based on a social media thing that is going viral. you have it in front of you. what are you starting with? heather: chick-fil-a classic, here we are. jillian: one thumbs-up or two? todd: i'm trying not to choke on national tv. this is wendy's with a smaller tv. >> graceful. todd: also very good and finally popeyes. jillian: a three different chains have been going at each

other on twitter back and forth trying to claim they are the best chicken sandwich and asking people to weigh in. todd: this is not just because i asked my wife, we could invite the nice popeyes lady. i like the popeyes one. that is not a joke either. chick-fil-a. wendy's is pretty good too. jillian: if you have your answer send it to us, we are on social media all morning long. all three very good. we have other news to get to started with a fox news alert. working through the night to find two firefighters missing at sea. >> the next 24 hours are absolutely critical. jillian: a wife taking to the skies in desperate search to find her husband, what is being done to amp up the search while there is still hope. todd: who is handcuffing who? new requirement for police in california could put officers in

danger as more of them are coming under attack. can they do their job? our law enforcement panel debates next.

rob: looking at top headline severe storms pushing onto the east coast after flash flooding, tornadoes and lightning tore through the midwest. incredible video showing the intense storms in iowa as wind flip semitruck from the highway. the white house expected to roll out a new immigration will extending the amount of time migrant families can be detained. the trump administration reportedly plans to extend the 20 day custody limits, many argue the current limiting courage is families to flood the border knowing they will be released in less then a month.

pennsylvania avenue is closing down for white house fence construction, shutting down until next spring. the 13 foot tall 3500 foot long barrier featuring anti-climbing and intrusion detection technology, the current fence is 6'6 quote tall. jillian: california passing a new requiring police officers to only use lethal force when, quote, necessary. >> the message to people all across the country that they can do more, pass legislation to change hearts and minds and change culture, to change the way people conduct themselves. jillian: with the public scrutinizing every move officers make nowadays, our laws keeping police from doing their jobs? west the chester county police

sergeant and joseph. tree and former nypd lieutenant doctor darren porcher, whenever we do these segments appreciate you being here and your insights. when you heard this from governor gavin newsom what did you make of this? >> is trying to tie the hands of law enforcement. he's not happy with the situation where he pulled up a cell phone and pointed it at police officers. in their minds they were found to be fired on, returned fire and now they are criticizing. he is trying to prosecute law enforcement and send it to jail. jillian: you say this will cause more offices to be heard on the job. will this pose a threat to a public who might be around when these different incidents are unfolding. >> going from the podium and saying things. it leaves things like people shot and killed, no law

enforcement experience whatsoever, over 100 something shot by police but show the numbers from deadly physical force. >> 60,211 officers on duty in 2017, we don't have the numbers for 2018. it takes a while to get them completely compiled so that is a look at the numbers, a pretty strong number, 60,000 in one year. >> the dangerous precedent being set by liberal politicians causing offices to be more regressive. it happened in new york city a couple weeks ago. their action was to walk away as opposed to turning around and take action. this is a result of these regressive policies being implemented in california. >> an officer is on the job, to

second-guess the next move. >> they put themselves in a dangerous position. what happens is often times, you're making split-second decisions that are life and death. you are protecting yourself or someone else. when it takes a second to regress that could lead to the demise of not just the officer but the public as well. we need to focus on a strategy more conducive to protecting the public but not assaulting the public. jillian: police, whether they point a gun at someone, tell me, have you had to do this before? have you had to self-report if you pointed again? >> there are times you don't dry your weapons, there could be several times. if you draw the weapon to protect yourself what happened before, you don't report it. now you want to hear about it.

it is going to make a difference, cause officers to react less, going to make that under reaction. i got to back off and it will cost visitation lives. >> when you are causing a decision and think of the fallout of what could happen. i've seen signs lately, big blasting, sign saying police need it in x department, no experience needed. now police training needed, i drive by these signs, do people not want to sign up to be a cop anymore? >> police officers being scrutinized. when bill diblasio was running the reports it was all about --

and it is going to show an unfortunate amount being stopped and pulled upon them and nobody wants to be scrutinized or look like a racist and sign up. we have to nip it in the bud and bring common sense back. it is about law and order because sooner or later more cops will get hurt or killed. jillian: where do you see is going? this trend with police officers? how they are respected are not respected in some communities in this country and different rules being placed upon them? >> we are and what happens is as officers are coming to the street they don't have the confidence the people behind them like political factions stand behind them making critical decisions therefore we as the public need to address the people in office that will stand by police when we have these situations. we are not looking for police to

capitalize and hurt the public. we want a police department that will protect the public accordingly. the same police department needs backing as a result. >> and respect from the public they are protecting. thank you for being here and all you do for the communities. todd: a fox news alert, renewed hope in a race against time. how hundreds of volunteers are helping in the search for two firefighters who vanished on a fishing trip off of florida. take a look. can you see what is wrong with this picture of the kardashians? there's going to be a quiz coming up in 20 minutes. the photoshop fail that is going viral.

todd: more than 200 volunteers

take to the skies in a frantic search for two missing firefighters, the mission switching from florida to south carolina. justin walker has been missing since friday when they left cape canaveral on a fishing trip. walker's wife hopping in a plane to search the see from above. >> searching and looking and keep praying, begging god to put him in my path. todd: family members believe this tackle bag found monday was thrown overboard by the men to help rescuers find them as a breadcrumb. something like that. so far the search and rescue mission has covered 69,000 mi. . jillian: donald trump slams democrats for standing by lawmakers he calls the, quote, disaster for israel. >> i can't believe we are having this conversation. where has the democratic party

gone? where have they gone where they are defending these two people over the state of israel? i think any jewish people that vote for a democrat, i think it shows either total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty. jillian: the president calling out ilhan omar and rashida tlaib for question us financial aid to israel. prime minister benjamin yahoo barred the two members of the squad from entering the jewish state. congresswoman rashida tlaib start a twitter feud with her hometown police department, the freshman democrat tweeting you should probably rethink this whole facial recognition expletive. that writing back inviting her to the crime center to see how police use the system to identify criminals, she accepted the offer and argued the software is flawed. todd: new guidelines urging women to get breast cancer gene screening, identifying mutations saying it can be lifesaving by allowing women to take

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heather: a new trend on the rise called adult recess, we are talking about adult recess. todd: here to tell us about it is host of the gun show, what is adult recess? >> reporter: what is happening is more and more people out there are getting so upset about work that they need to have organized play time. it is nostalgic, doing hopscotch and lincoln logs and all these things. this is why 20% of millennials live at home with their parents because they think adult recess is fine. i don't get it because i am all about having fun, i love having fun but i don't think you need organized get togethers of hundreds of people to go play hopscotch every day. heather: this is on your free time, not like you are taking a break from work to go have

recess. this is something you do in free time. theory what makes this different than organized sports people do? people play on a softball team or basketball team? >> it is more of an actual get together. hundreds of people rather than -- sports for me play software for it to hours here, this is they have food and icebreakers and stuff. i don't know. jillian: hear me out for a second, before we bash this, work is hard, everyone is stressed out, if you can get an outlet once a week or whatever where you can relieve some stress, you're not feeling me on this. >> it is call the bar or beer garden. setting up that joe. but i am going to split the baby with you. i like or outdoor things. i don't have a problem

organizing outdoor things, it is catchy and cool but keep your toys -- silly putty and play-doh, adults should not be playing with those items unless they are playing with a child. >> if i walk by someone playing with play-doh i am walking the other direction if you are an adult. scavenger hunts, going to a bar and grabbing a drink. i feel like this is a walking bachelor party. that is what you do, play games. >> we can't talk about what happens at a bachelorette party. jillian: i stand by my thought that if they are sports related or some kind of activity related it is going to -- it is good to get out there and get the cardio and be around people. >> work is hard. the mental aspect, physical aspect, get out but don't know if you need organized adult recess. >> we are all in agreement, we

solve that problem in the world. tomorrow we will talk about immigration and healthcare. jillian: i will help myself to some adult recess. todd: protest punishment. athletes define the national anthem slapped with probation, does the punishment fit the crime? sharing your comments. ♪ jillian: a us soccer star shows off on an american football field, we will tell you about it when we come back. ♪ ♪

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online like this picture of her wearing a 2020. they run a no politics event and williams signed an agreement to keep her politics off social media. todd: one year probation for protesting during the national anthem. baden took a knee during the panam races in peru. barry raised a fist to social injustice. both athletes will be eligible for the 2020 olympics in tokyo. jillian: we asked you what you thought about the punishment. was it fair? so many of you are fired up about this. todd: tammy on instagram writes some places are not for politics. jillian: no they should be banned permanently from any sport where they would be representing the united states. >states. todd: jonathan on facebook writes i'm shocked someone did something. this is an amazing in my opinion.

nice. jillian: fresh off a world cup win a u.s. soccer star is showing off boot on an american football field. look at this. [cheers] jillian: that is carli lloyd from south jersey obviously right outside of philly. kicking impressive 55-yard field goal at training camp. todd: soil progressive. a cable snaps on a slingshot ride as people are about to be launched in the air. watch this. holy [bleep]ed. >> oh my god. >> that cable just fraying before it took off at florida amusement park. jillian: scary. finally the ugly, can you spot the apparent. kim kardashian and carley appear to have thick toes on

each of their feet. new perfume. it's actually an allusion created by the side ways angle of their feet. have to take a closer look at that. >> a lot of comments. decided we have run out of time. i want to maintain my job. jillian: have a good day, everyone. todd: bye-bye, everybody. ♪ ♪ clap your hands. brian: seems like 10 minutes ago i was dancing to this in the car. steve: where would that be. >> club with the velvet ropes and big dance floor. steve: that's the only club i belong to. ainsley: i like that song, clap your hands. the gang is back together guys. steve: that's right. brian: special day 26 years sings fox sports launched and a special day because my

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