early from afghanistan. now, the bad tesla driver caught on camera sleeping behind the wheel, witness say the car was driving 75 miles an hour, tesla says autopilot feature requires fully testify attended driver, finally the ugly, massive caught on camera after truck runs the red light, the car of the car runs away, police catching them, the driver charged with driving under the influence. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", thanks for joining us, "fox & friends first" continues now, bye, bye. >> and so we will be getting back, very positive development to the world. >> it is monday august 26th, fox news alert, less talk breaking overnight, china willing to negotiate after tariff talks into markets.

rob: after the president struck landmark deal in principal with japan, live from france with g7 summit, a lot more on that, putting small bottles of liquid in plastic bags could be a thing of the past. carley: good news, major airport now testing 3d screening for carry-on luggage and then papi is back. rob: david ortiz shared first photo since being shot, "fox & friends first" continues right now. all right, good morning to you, this is a live picture here from biarritz france, this is a spousal event as g7 summit continues, you can see melania trump right there walking with french president macron's wife and some of the other spouses. >> yeah, that's right, kind of a nice side bar event while the spouses get together and chat, you can see melania looking lovely in the white and blue

dress, i believe, a lot going on in france right now and we will talk more with kevin corke, china could be preparing to throw in the towel, beijing announcing that it's prepare today come back to the table to negotiate an end to the trade war. >> that's a big deal, kevin corke live in saint-jean-de-luz as president trump meets with world leaders in southern france, good morning, kevin? >> always good to be with you, sessions underway in this hour and we do expect to hear from the president and the german chancellor angela merkel sometime later on this hour but anything all anybody wants to talk about is what's happening between u.s. and china, you've and i had a chance to talk at length, the idea that maybe, just maybe they could come to some sort of agreement and tamp down fears of global recession, well, we heard the president talk about this not that long ago right here at the g7, he said, yes, we are making progress sparking fresh optimism

if nothing else say it is president but comments earlier this morning. >> china called last night our top trade people and said let's get back to the table and we will be getting back to the table and they want to do something, they are hurt badly but they understand this is the right thing to do, this is a very positive development for the world. >> positive for the world says the president, meanwhile here is what the chinese are saying, china willing to resolve trade dispute with the united states through calm negotiations and resolutely oppose to escalation of the conflict, that from vice premier to the state-controlled newspaper. now the president's comments are coming during a summit, guys, in which he's announced major trade deal with japan, offered to boost the uk economy with massive trade deal in the wake of what looks like would be no-deal brexit in october, but all everybody wants to talk about today, yes, a pair of calls from chinese negotiators,

the president says a deal is possible and that would be a big one for the world economy. >> they mean business, they want to be able to make a deal. it's very important that -- i think it's very important for them, it's going to be great for china, great for the u.s., it's going to be great for the world. >> great for the world, economy, indeed, if they can finally push a deal over the finish line, later on we expect the president to have press avail with german chancellor, german autos, nato funding and much more coming up later on this and other events as well including talking about syria and climate change as well as empowerment of women across the african continent, so much happening in france, i'll be here for you, for now right back to you. rob: nice beach, looking pretty good. >> yeah. rob: president refusing to ease

economic pressure on china. carley: senator lindsey graham says china strategy is to help everyone else get elected in 2020. >> i tell you, mr. president, listen, you have more bullets than they do, they sell a lot more stuff than we sell them and the goal is to get them to change their behavior, the chinese government and the chinese army and the chinese business community are one and the same, you don't have democracies but chinese communist party runs everything in china, until they feel the pain they are not going to stop. i think they made a calculation that our elections are right around the corner, they can play this game to 2020, if trump keeps piling on them, i don't know if they can make it that long because the supply chain is beginning to move. >> the latest by the end of the year near all of china's exports to the united states would be subjected to tariffs. rob: protests in hong kong turning violent overnight, police forced to fire a warning shot as the chinese military

stands on the sidelines. rob: this just continues on, 36 people including a 12-year-old arrested during most violent nights since the demonstrations began 12 weeks ago, protestors rallying against a law that would extradite criminals from mainland china to beijing. >> landmark ruling expected in the opioid epidemic today, a judge will decide whether johnson & johnson will pay more than $17 billion in a massive lawsuit, oklahoma accused company of fueling the state's crisis by oversupplying addictive pain killers and using misleading aggressive marketing tactics, johnson & johnson denies any wrongdoing. rob: politics now, 2020

democrats hitting campaign trail pretty hard hoping to win support ahead of next month's debate. >> griff jenkins in capitol of who is gaining steam and who is lacking behind. >> front runner joe biden still reeling from the gaffe asking voters to imagine president obas assassination and kamala harris, double-digit drop in polls is not holding back. >> said he was going to help working people, said he was going to take care of the safety of our communities but then he cowards under the nra and instead of fulfilling what he made of statements to the folks everywhere from dayton to el paso, nothing, nothing. >> neither is elizabeth warren saying she's ready to go head to head on debate stage with the

president. >> and, yeah, you don't back down from a bully, you have to be willing to lay into this, right? and nobody is getting behind me on this debate stage and doing a handsy thing, that's not happening. that's not going happen. >> bernie sanders in blue-grass state taking shots at senate's top republican. >> mitch mcconnell, enough is enough. stop the obstruction, stop blocking the senate from taking action to raise the minimum wage, guaranty health care as human right and not a privilege. [cheers and applause] >> here are the ten candidates who have qualified for debate so far, remaining candidates, have only 2 days left to meet requirements to qualify and that is 130,000 donors and at least 4 polls showing them at 2% or higher. rob, carley. rob: griff, thanks so much, we appreciate it.

all right, little league team is on top of the world. >> louisiana is your little league world series champion. rob: love it. fun time of the year, louisiana winning the little league world series with an 8 to nothing win over team river ridge outside of new orleans even getting praised from the president, tweeted congratulations to louisiana's champions, see you at the white house. and the saints quarterback drew brees sharing the video of his sons celebrating the big win. carley: another good sports story red sox david ortiz dropping at berkeley college in

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>> negotiate, we will see what happens, i think we will have a deal because now we are dealing on proper terms, we understand and they understand. this is the first time where they really do want to make a deal and i think it's a positive step. >> china reportedly ready to negotiate a calm ending to this escalating tariff war that we've been in. but if the deal does get done, what exactly does it mean for you and your wallet, peter maurici joins me to talk about this, peter, good morning. >> good morning. rob: how optimistic are you with the latest news? >> i'm not particularly optimistic, we have been down this road with mr. trump and mr. xi twice when he first came into office with mar-a-lago agenda, nothing much came of it

and the president ratchet up tariffs and they we wanted to negotiate again, we reached a deal in april and we put it in front of them and they walked away and we got back to negotiating on things like them buying more natural gas and more corn, that's absurd, the thing is much bigger than that, what they are trying to do is basically ride out the clock on donald trump because listen to what the party of weakness are saying, people like joe biden basically want to sell out the country to get the hands on the oval office. rob: that does make a lot of sense. >> basically joe biden has no principles whatsoever when it comes to foreign policy. rob: and i'm sure that's what their optimistically hoping for, let's take a look at the announcement from china, china is willing to resolve trade dispute with united states through calm negotiations, trade war not beneficial for china and the united states nor the people of the world, peter, the markets have flipped positive on the

news, again, china lies and they cheat. >> that's right, this is really simple, we put agreement in front of them, they sign it or they don't. the question is how do we enforce it. mr. lighthizer has provisions in the agreement which basically keep tariffs in place which is expensive for americans but they are necessary, what the president has failed to do is articulate the necessity of this, this is not about selling some more wheat. this is about securing america's future, leadership in the world, protecting america's technology and so forth so all the things that we work so hard to develop in america and the prosperity that we have continues for the next generation. rob: when you look at this it seems like the smartest thing we could do for the future of country is to take medicine in tough way and cut china off. is that even a possibility?

>> we need a plan b, if they don't sign a deal, i'm willing to make changes, but if they don't sign that essential deal, then we need to go to plan b and that is basically balance bilateral trade and that would push the supply chain into other places in asia, let's face it, does anybody honestly believe that we need china to get toys and coffee tables and to assemble cell phones that that can't be done some place else. no, no, china is essential on all of this. look at the politics. >> intertwine right now, pulling it apart. rob: let me go to another topic, let's talk about tax cuts for a second. the president says if he gets reelected in 2020, tax cuts, what about the deficit?

>> whatever we get is function and get pressure from biden or whoever the nominee s he should look at something like increase of personal exemption, we have to be mindful that the world has been willing to accept american bonds, much bigger trade, much bigger budget deficit. the question can you go from 1 trillion to 2 trillion? rob: peter, we appreciate your time, very busy day. >> it is a busy day, care. carley: busy, indeed, 18 minutes after the hour, aoc thinks the electoral college is racist and unemployment is low because everyone is work two jobs, now, this young conservative latina from illinois saying enough is enough with the socialist sweetheart's comments. >> today angry voices seek to divide us by skin color, economic class and where we come from. rob: all right, the even younger congressional candidate dubbing herself as antiaoc coming up

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around the world, promised to send 44,000 troops the associated press reporting only a few hundred have actually been deployed. carley: fox news alert, president trump has a bilateral meeting with chancellor angela merkel, it is starting right now >> we talked about a lot of different things and a lot of really wonderful things, i think it's great two days, so thank you very much. [inaudible] >> that's why we are here and we will continue the productive

talks. i'm confident that we can do good things together. >> no doubt, we also had a good g7. coming to a close some time this afternoon we will be doing press conference, i will be doing one later, you're doing a press conference, i hope so. we will be doing after the first conference back to the united states. okay, thank you. >> mr. president, tariffs on german cars? >> i hope not. we will come to some conclusions, we talked about new trade deal between not just germany, between the union and ourselves and i think we are having good discussions, i hope

not, i really hope not. >> any conclusions on isis fighters in syria? >> we talked about that a few minutes ago, we captured thousands of isis fighters, they are captured. they are in various locations, predominantly in one, they came from europe in almost all cases and we told europe, i hope you would be able to take them back and do something, something that was discussed with various nations taking them back because the united states is doing great favor, we were able to capture, able to takes 100% of caliphate, some are very dangerous and we think they should go to the country from which they came and that's what's going to happen. they have not reached total conclusion, it's unfair for the united states to take them because they didn't come from the united states, so --

>> do you and mrs. merkel discussed iran? >> we haven't discussed much iran except that they can't be nuclear, they'll be coming out with a statement of that effect, everybody agrees that we cannot let iran become a nuclear -- have nuclear weapons. [inaudible]

>> we had very productive talks on the issue as well. slowly moving forward but still a long ways. >> i really do think that we have made progress in terms of iran and unity of the g7, it's been flawless in that sense, we've had a lot of fake news, no unity, there's no unity, we've had -- i've visited with all the 7 countries and it's been really good. not quite over yet, we have a meet or two less but i will tell you we've had great unity even with iran and a lot of progress on iran and we come to a conclusion more or less, but the biggest part of the conclusion they can't have nuclear weapons

but we've had a very successful g7, very friendly, very opposite of what you reported, you had a report where i was in the plane, i hadn't even landed yet and you said i was in a dispute and i haven't landed yet. predisposition. the other thing is the country is -- the united states as you know is doing very, very well, talks are going on with china at high level. as you know, just want to mention and reported in bloomberg and others that market watch that china put out statement. >> we appreciate comments that just came out and we hope to continuing our discussions with lighthizer and i will continue those shortly. [inaudible] >> do you believe that the eu

and -- >> i've said this, i say it with respect. i think they are as tough as china. i really do. i think they are very tough. the united states has been not treated particularly well over the years and i'm not saying that, should have been the other way around but it wasn't, i congratulate you, but the european is tough, very tough, tough traders and the united states has lost tremendous amounts of money with the agreement and i don't hold that against the european, i hold it against our presidents and administrations that did not a good job. i respect the european union, i respect china to do what they've been able to do to the united states over the year and you look at a guy like sleepy joe biden and the fact that he would allow them with obama to do what they did to us, it should have been happen-what i'm doing to

china should have happened 25 years ago. not just president obama, i think many presidents, you go back to bush, clinton and many, many presidents could have done something about this. hundreds of billions of dollars a year, you know, intellectual property theft by the billions an billions and billions, it's not right, somebody should have done it. and i'm not blaming china, i'm blaming our representatives, leadership for doing a bad job. [inaudible] >> this doesn't sound good.

[laughter] >> to enhance relations in european union and uk and we want to bring -- [inaudible] >> as you know we made a very big deal with japan, tremendous deal with prime minister abe and we hope to have a deal with european union, we hope we can do good deal, deal for everybody. >> were you able to attend working session of climate --

[laughter] >> that's a good answer. we've had great contributions from all of the different countries. i think that's true. very good contributions. >> compromise on -- [inaudible] >> can you confirm that? >> yeah, we are getting close and then want to make a deal, we will see if we can make a deal, we are getting close. >> we have -- [inaudible]

>> and that will be an enormous breakthrough to the benefit of everyone. >> correct. >> is germany making commitment to take back isis fighters in syria? >> well, we are talking about that now. we have a lot from germany which is a great thing and we will work something out. i think we will work something out. [inaudible] >> we have already -- [inaudible] >> we have committed ourselves in the european countries to find solution to work together with the united states on this one, but we want to find a solution together but --

[inaudible] >> i think we've done a really great job, we defeated them, we took over 100%, not 99, not 98, i was criticized. 98%, we are leaving and i was badly criticized, we are at 100%, we will stay, we will do 100, we did 100% and we did a very good job, we've had good talks. that includes not just germany, you have a lot from france, a lot from uk, you have a lot from -- a lot of different countries and for the most part all of europe. >> you think it's possible to talk and reach a deal to either delay or cancel the tariff increases? >> i think everything is possible. i can say we are having meaningful talks, much more meaningful than any time,

frankly, for the most part we are doing very well, china is a great country. i consider president xi a great leader and, look, they are losing millions and millions of jobs, they are going to other countries and if i were them i would want to make a deal but the united states is taking tremendous amounts of dollar, you know, billions and billions of dollars and frankly there's been no inflation and most of the products haven't gone up because china has been able to manipulate and the product can stay same price otherwise it wouldn't be competitive product, they lost a lot of jobs and they want to see a sensible solution, to those really good change, much better position than at any time during negotiation, something meaningful, i don't

think we could have gotten here without going through the process, maybe i'm wrong, stronger position to make a fairer deal for everybody and we are having meaningful talks. [inaudible] >> escalate the trade war with china? >> no, she would like to see it worked out. it's good for everybody if it works out, she's -- she's a brilliant woman and she understands exactly where everybody is, she knows before most people and she would like to see it worked out. [inaudible]

>> come to a solution and we are very glad that an agreement between china and the united states. it's in our own best interest. >> mr. president, you will host g7 next year, who will be your surprise guest? >> i don't think there's anybody surprises, you have a very successful g7, probably be in miami, right next to the international airport, great location, one of the biggest airports, takes planes from everywhere, sometimes you have hours and hours of drive to go get to certain locations, you'll only have a 5-minute drive which is good and you'll end in miami international airport and so we think we will have a very successful one and we can learn from what took place here because i think they did a really good job, the way the rooms are set up and designed

and i think -- we got good ideas from this g7, there won't be any surprises. we will see. we had a talk, we had a talk about russia. my inclination is to say yes, some people disagree and some people don't. some that agree with me 100% and some that don't. i think it's advantageous that other people don't necessarily agree, at this time i think i could say at this time without being specific, but we will see what happens. [inaudible] >> it's close to -- right next to the airport, right there, few minutes away. it's a great place, it's got tremendous acreage, many hundreds of acres, so we can

handle whatever happens, plus it has buildings that have 50 -- each delegation can have their building, so a lot of -- they could have buildings for press, great conference facility, we are thinking about it. they love the location of the hotel and they also like the fact that it's right next to the airport for convenience. it's miami. it's a great area. we haven't planned anything close to competing, especially when you look at the location being right next to the airport, so many places so far away, the drive is so long, you know, they need helicopters, you need all sorts of things, this is something that you can do literally in amount of minutes if you land. i think they will appreciate

that. >> your views on russia? [inaudible] [laughter] [inaudible] >> i want want to talk and have -- [inaudible] >> the agreement we've already made. i think we have to try and bring

this forward in months to come. i have every interest in bringing solution to this. [inaudible] >> mr. president, the g7 is about to lose only female leader, are you concerned that the world is not doing enough to promote female leaders around the world? >> yes. [laughter] >> she may surprise you, she may be for a long time, i know her well, i don't know that you're right about that at all. >> thinking of being leaders -- [inaudible] >> we are looking at it very carefully, we had very good meetings. really good productive. it was something that we are looking at very seriously as a country, endorsement, as a

country, yeah, so we are looking at that seriously. >> monetary policy with any of the leaders? >> not too much. [inaudible] >> it may come up at the very end in our last meeting i think we will be discussing that a little bit but we haven't had that meeting yet. machine tear -- monetary policy. [inaudible] >> i invited the president -- [inaudible] >> we will be there, we will be there. honored by the invitation. we will be there. i have -- i have german in my blood. i will be there.

[inaudible] >> i haven't thought about. it's a little soon, we will be in poland, i guess, next week and then we will be heading back, a little bit too soon but we will be there very soon in germany. okay, thank you all very much, thank you. thank you. rob: there you have it, bilateral press conference from the president and the german chancellor angela merkel, you can see the video there, the team is there, mnuchin, lighthizer, bolton, a lot of people in the room with them amongst many topics talked about, china was a big one discussing new deal with china and what that could mean for trade between the countries. carley: that's right, they also talked about iran, big topic of conversation with angela merkel who wants tensions to be tamped down there, the president said there's been unity at the g7 summit among the leaders on the

topic and slammed the media for, you know, the coverage of the fact that, you know, the fact that there was tension between the president and other world leaders but also says that progress has been made on the front as well, so in terms of the leaders with the president and president trump -- rob: will continue g7 for a little longer and we will be right back. as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [ loud squawking and siren blaring ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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mentioned doral and for those of you who probably don't know this, this won't surprise you he has a resort in doral in miami, we previously reported that that was possibility, the president also said that he would like to make his way to germany, very interesting in 2 plus years he's been on the job, he's never been there at the invitation of the chancellor in berlin, sort of a state visit is what i'm alluding, he's been to germany before, he made very clear he will be going there, maybe even soon, he will be heading to poland, maybe floated the idea of possibly making way to germany while in poland, very interesting conversation as we took that in together, i can tell you among difference that is the u.s. has had not just u.s. policy and trade differences, differences in the way that we view the iranian situation, listen to what the president said, though, about his conversation not just with the german chancellor but other leaders in the g7 as it relates

to iran. >> i do think that we really need to make progress with respect to iran with unity in g7 and there has been unity, flawless. >> flawless, interesting description, the president also talking about what is happening with china, we have been talking a great deal about the u.s. and the chinese, the trade back and forth, interesting he equated the toughness in dealing with the chinese but the problems in dealing with the eu which has famously sparred with, listen here. >> the european union is tough, very tough. they are tough traders and the united states has lost tremendous amounts of money over many years with the agreement and i don't know about european union -- >> we have a lot more coming your way at the top of the hour, but for now back to you from

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carley: president trump slamming the negative press summit of the g7 summit. painting it as a failure before it even started. why can't the president's critics cheer for his success instead. here is fellow independent women's forum beverly hubbard and bernie sanders senior advisor chuck rocha. thank you both for being on with us this morning. beverly, i want to start with you, is the president right in that the media has been unfairly critical of his performance at the g7 summit? >> i think in regard to some of the reporting, i think he is correct. he is mention in that meeting that he just had with german chancellor that have a lot of unity with the

different leaders. whether it is incorrect reporting about some of the facts behind the scenes and also the way the media are reporting about a potential recession. there is lots of concerns about the way they are pedaling a narrative. collusion to a recession. even though we have 50-year low when it comes to unemployment. all time historic records in many of the economy. i think the president does have a point. >> chuck, there are reports that president trump was sort of blindsided by immanuel macron inviting macron's foreign minister during the g7 summit. take a listen how the president responded to those reports earlier this morning. >> president macron we have a very good relationship. that's another thing you got wrong. this was the best meeting we have had. carley: the narrative was that there was chaos in france but that doesn't appear to be the case. so, chuck, how do you explain that? >> i explain it's good for

ratings whether you love him or you don't like him at all. that's why people cover him nonstop. that's why the first time in american history we are covering a president's tweets. whether you love the president or whether you hate the president, whether you are abc or fox news, he is good for your ratings. people are going to cover that i didn't think people are being particularly hateful to him. they are covering something unprecedented. a lot of the stuff he does doesn't follow status quo. i disagree with the president on most everything he says and does. i don't think that means i want him him to be a failure that means i'm covering some of his failures. >> trump walks into a nightmare g7. will trump blow up the g7 summit. as trump heads to g7 summit, potential for dysfunctional family reunion. do those seem like fair headlines to you. >> i don't think they are fair. we saw this the last time the president went to france. that was for the 75th

anniversary of world war 2. many people said it was one of the best speeches he ever gave when he was on the beefns of normandy. a lot of these headlines they try to forecast what's going to take place. i would say lay out the fact of where people are going to be and who is he going to meet with and determine after he meets with them all it. seems like he doesn't get a fair shake. people are always preemptively trying. carley: thank you for being with us. we'll be right back. >> thank you. rob: we'll be right back in just a few seconds. that ends our coverage for today. the g7 summit continues. "fox & friends" is coming up here right after a quick break. we are doing it differently today. carley: that's right. we will have to wait for the the good, the bad, and the ugly tomorrow. rob: that's right. see you later.

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steve: well, this is a fox news alert. good morning, everybody. it's 6:00 here in new york city. it's 12 noon in france where the president of the united states within the next five hours is going to wrap up the g7 summit. i don't know exactly what they have accomplished so far but we have had plenty of sound bites so far. katie: plus some meetings, right? steve: a lot of the meetings. brian: i think a lot. if you look two hours ago a bilateral with the egyptian leader at the time which time i got a call from the leader of china. we want to deescalate this whole thing there was communication between both sides and and oh we have a japanese trade deal and principle we are about to sign off on that and making progress with the eu for those who think the president has been