>> it is wednesday, august 28th and this is "fox and friends first". fool speed ahead on border security. the president's wall.got longer and the white house, something big to beef up information. we are live in washington. state of emergency as tropical storm dorian is on the move, flooding turns roads into rivers in the caribbean as puerto rico braces today. could florida the next? we are tracking the storm in real time.

>> okay. heather: the kentucky police officer steps up with seconds to save the baby's life. the dramatic rescue caught on camera. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ heather: always good. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning.

let's get to your first story, the trump administration devoting $150 million in disaster funds to ramp up security at the southern border. this is sparking outrage among democrats. grif >> the timing is fueling harsh criticism from democrats, nancy pelosi taking issue with the news of moving 271 to the coast guard issuing this statement, stealing from appropriated funds what to pick the pockets of disaster relief funding to fund and incarceration plan is staggering and to do so on the eve of hurricane season is stunningly reckless. dhs says the move is intended to increase detention beds and supports mexico asylum policy. it is not uncommon in a single department to be transferred

between agencies as the fiscal year ends. here's how the allocation breaks down, toward single adult detention beds towards migrant protection protocol programs. without additional funding for single adult detention beds, ice will not be able to support the influence of migrants from customs and border protection apprehensions. beto o'rourke blasting the president's rhetoric. >> donald trump thousands of times on facebook and twitter warned of invasion of immigrants coming to this country, called them killers, predators, animals.

i might describe cockroaches or termites as an infestation. he might hear that term applied to human beings in the third reich. >> this as donald trump declares a state of emergency in puerto rico, ordering federal assistance the island still recovering from hurricane maria. >> really don't need another one. thank you. today marks a deadline for the 2020 democratic candidates to qualify for the third primary debate, justin candidates qualify for next month's debate in houston. new data suggests many in the party and mainstream media seem to be turning their backs on joe biden. >> the sense he could alter and we don't know who that is. >> biden has to figure out what state he is in first before he talks about that. he thinks he is in vermont, i could take you back to the time before trump when everything was fine and people of color don't agree with that statement

necessary lee. >> according to real clear politics biden at media coverage is narrowing with more coverage going to bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. and abortion law is blocked hours before going into effect, a judge putting a temporary hold on a missouri policy banning the procedure after 8 weeks of pregnancy. it could take months and the lawsuits filed by planned parenthood in the aclu will likely succeed in blocking that law altogether. brand-new court filings show democrat impeachment probe began before robert mueller submitted findings for the russia probe. katherine herridge has the

latest. >> according to court records the house judiciary committee laid the foundation for impeachment proceedings against the president in march, weeks before the special counsel investigation officially ended. the reference, quote, on march 14, 2019, the judiciary committee opened an investigation as threat to rule of law encompassing alleged obstruction of justice. the question is whether to recommend articles of impeachment against the president. days later in mid-march, and against impeachment. and and the impeachment investigation on cnn. it began months earlier. >> it is formal impeachment proceedings. we are investigating and gathering evidence and at the conclusion of this

the year vote to vote articles of impeachment or we won't. that is a decision we have to make. >> house democrats asked for expedited ruling on their subpoena for former white house counsel. shannon: that is katherine herridge reporting. a bizarre story. a manhunt ends with a murder suspect running naked in a parking lot. that is matthew bernard with his hands around a man in a church in virginia. he was arrested and charged with murder. bernard is accused of killing his mother, sister and two of the victims are the wife and son, his family canceled games on tuesday saying thoughts and prayers are with the family. a man accused of stealing a police car and killing two,

6-year-olds and or the crash was on parole. the crime sweep began with raymond walters junior, stabbed his father and stole his car on his way to a mental hospital. he crashed the car install a police suv. dashcam video shows them driving backwards through dayton, ohio. moments later he slammed into a minivan packed with kids at 97 mph. the two little girls were killed. walters was released from prison two weeks ago. he will be charged with her murder. an update, actress lori laughlin and her husband keeping a united front as they fight charges and the college admission scandal. the couple waving their right to separate attorneys despite a judge's warning it to be a conflict of interest. a backdoor to avoid the media. laughlin and her husband are accused of paying $500,000 to ensure their daughters got into usc and they face 40 years behind bars if convicted.

super bowl champion gronkowski closing the door on an nfl comeback. >> i want to be clear to my fans. i need to recover. i was not in a good place. football was bringing me down. i was losing that joy in life. shannon: the former patriot star is very emotional explaining his abrupt retirement after last season. is partnering to advocate for cannabis based products which he says are safe toll-free solutions to managing pain and calling a professional sports leagues to allow players to use the product instead of opioid painkillers. rising teen star wins her us debut in dramatic fashion.

watch this. >> the 15-year-old is through the opening-round in the u.s. open. shannon: lots of folks -- coming from behind after dropping the first set in just her second grand slam tournament ever. she became the youngest person to reach the round of 16 at wimbledon last month. good for her. listen to this. identical twin brothers split up to attend separate military academies. jacob low attending the us naval academy in maryland, his brother joshua studies at west point. jacob tells fox news i wanted to go to school with my brother and never considered going to college somewhere different than him but god had different plans. so far it has been a great period of growth for the both of us. good for them.

the time is 10 minutes after the top of the our. and illegal immigrants accused of sexually assaulting a teenager while she slept, the fifth time something like this has happened in one sanctuary county. when will officials there and other places wake up? former acting ice director next to explain. joe biden says racism in america is a white man's problem. a controversial new quote from the campaign trail. are you a veteran, own a home, and need cash? you should know about the newday va home loan for veterans. it lets you borrow up to 100 percent of your home's value. not just 80 percent like other loans. and that can mean a lot more money for you and your family. with our military service, veterans like us have earned a valuable va benefit. the right to apply for a va home loan. the newday va loan lets you refinance your mortgages, consolidate your credit card debt, put cash in the bank,

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policies are? ron the teller joins us with more. we appreciate it. let's bring up as we begin our discussion the five illegal immigrants charged with rape in montgomery county, we know the latest and the one right before in mendoza were both on and ice detainer, trying to clarify the final 3 but the bottom line is sanctuary cities protecting individuals like this at the risk of their own legal citizens. >> time from an, recounting and other jurisdictions to cooperate with ice. these are preventable crimes. they are in the country illegally so they are across the border, overstay their visa regardless of circumstances and then they commit another crime, very disturbing situation going

on. the county executive issued an executive order saying they will not work with ice to remove these people from their communities. they are here illegally and should be removed, counties and other jurisdictions should work hard to cooperate with ice. threats like this don't exist in the community. >> when ice files detainer does it mean individuals should not be released until ice is there? ice can in fact go into the jail they have to arrest them in the parking lot? >> the safest way to do it is with cooperating jurisdiction and there are many across the country that do that. they allow ice access, when somebody is released on state and local charges ice could take them into custody in the same setting. otherwise they have to find them in the community. it is more beneficial to everyone involved for this to occur?

>> who knows if they will find them before they commit another crime which has been the case in several sanctuary cities. this is what other officials had to say. >> the county executive is aware of this, we have received numerous phone calls and email. we are reviewing and evaluating all of them. shannon: i just found out all five of those individuals in montgomery county were on ice detainers but we see what has happened time and again. how many changes will they? >> they should change it, it would make their community safer, protect their citizens better, the detainer is a simple request to ask assistance, when that person is done, they get a simple phone call to ice, send an agent, an officer to the jail to pick that person up in the safest way possible. shannon: what is the thinking behind this?

people sitting at home are thinking this isn't common sense. does it have to be across-the-board the same for everyone kick you you would think someone accused of rape or murder or assault there would be different policies for them? >> it is against the law for these folks to be in the country whether they cross the border illegally, a simple request for assistance to that jurisdiction to turn the person over makes everybody safer. it is more efficient for the governor as well. those are preventable crimes for people here illegally. shannon: anything the government can do on the federal level? >> a number of programs within ice can help counties cooperate. the 2807g program, a number of things shares and local jurisdictions can do to cooperate with ice in an efficient way.

heather: a lot of politics playing into it now. >> not a good thing for the people of montgomery county that work hard and pay their taxes and follow the rule of law. we are asking sheriff in jurisdictions to do the same thing. shannon: not fair to people who deserve to be protection and paying these individuals to do so. thank you so much for joining us, appreciate it, have a good day. the time is 19 after the top of the hour, taylor swift slammed the president, now the white house is firing back. >> if you say on the street that is a knockout. if you put it in a tweet it is a copout. i love that. washington in a nutshell. heather: carly shimkus has a social media reaction to kellyanne conway's west response. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running.

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>> back with extreme weather, donald trump declaring a state of emergency as tropical storm dorian heads for puerto rico today. this will allow federal-aid to move more quickly to help the island recover, dorian leaving a mess on the islands of martinique, heavy rains washing out entire roads, the storm is on track to hit florida this weekend. one weather model shows it could pack where enforce winds when it arrives. we will stay on top of that and have the latest. donald trump offering support fbfoofolfosofonaforfoofor presi rejected money to fight wildfires in the amazon. he's working hard on the amazon fires and in all respect to doing a great job for the people

of brazil, not easy. he in the country have the full and complete support of the usa. bolsinaro said he would consider accepting aid if the manual macron apologize for recent criticism. critical remarks anyway. the white house dropping the mike on taylor swift after her plea free quality during her vma speech. here's the online reaction. >> taylor swift asked the white house to back the equality act and yesterday the white house responded and had this to say, the trump administration opposes discrimination and opposes equal treatment for all but the house past the equality act in its current form, the poison pill

that threatens to undermine parental rights and in a moment that is sure to get washington and hollywood talking, white house counselor kellyanne conway responded like this last night. >> i like the new taylor swift song you need to call him down. i can sing it for you. if you say it on the street that is a knockout, if you put it in a tweeted is a copout, i love that. washington in a nutshell. heather: as for what is in the bill that would make it illegal on a national level to discriminate against someone based on sexual orientation. critics say it would force parents into giving very young children hormone therapy if they want to change their gender at a young age. this whole situation has a lot of people talking about taylor swift and this bill in general, regardless whether you like her

or not the fact the actual white house is acknowledging an antidiscriminatory bill is big for the lgbt community, we love to see it, this twitter user is criticizing taylor swift saying we never called them out before. this issue started 3 years ago. why wasn't a list of talking about this before. what is the point of that two q ratings were down for the third straight year, the lowest ever. >> they should have kellyanne conway with taylor swift and the rating could go up. >> can you imagine? beta work was in south carolina, really remarkable, the young man who interrupted him. >> a tendency to violence. the only thing that can save america is the lord jesus.

we will let you have the microphone without interruption. heather: the young man i was thinking about. there he is. this man was saying the only thing that can change the uptick in gun violence is people going to church as opposed to changing gun laws. beto o'rourke disagrees. he has been talking about gun laws a lot. the site of a mass shooting. there you have it. a little back and forth. heather: another young man with a comment about abortion was pretty telling too. thank you so much. the time is 27 after the top of the hour, first it was the ferguson effect in missouri. now in new york city, arrests are down since the officer in

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weather model says it could pack hurricane force winds when it arrives. the deadline for 2020 candidates to qualify for the third primary debate. ten candidates have qualified for next month's debate in houston, they must have individual campaign donors and register at 2% or higher. donald trump blocked 3 potential challengers in the gop primary tweeting in part i have three stooges running against me. one is mister appalachia trail, the other is a 1-time bad congressman from illinois and the third is a man who couldn't stand up straight while receiving an award. referring to former south carolina congressman and governor ron sanford, congressman joe walsh and massachusetts governor bill wells.

former vice president joe biden blames donald trump for racial tensions, the democratic front runner telling reporters racism is an institutional white man's problem. he also argued the way to combat racism into feet donald trump in 2020. in response to those remarks the president's reelection campaigns is, quote, calling half the country racist is not a winning strategy. a second us senator denied entry to russia ahead of a bland bipartisan trip, chris murphy saying, quote, this is a perilous move for our nation's fragile relationship and a shame russia isn't interested in dialogue. this comes one day after wisconsin republican senator ron johnson said the kremlin denied his request for a visa. most lawmakers have been critics of russian election interference.

google engineer accused of stealing self driving trade secrets before going to work for uber facing federal charges was a grand jury indicting him on 33 counts of theft and attended theft of trade secrets. he is accused of downloading 14,000 secret files before leaving the company. he could spend decades behind bars if convicted. 16 women come forward with accusations against jeffrey epstein and calling for an investigation into co-conspirators to continue, the judge considers dropping his latest sex trafficking charges. brian ines with more on where it goes from here.

>> today they are powerless. >> reporter: alleged sexual abuse victims of jeffrey epstein appeared in a manhattan courtroom for any emotional hearing telling stories about the accused sex trafficker. >> pre-empowering and pretty upsetting to see how many lives he devastated. >> so powerful, all the victims, similar stories i have endured. it is going to be a rough road. >> reporter: prosecutors requesting to have the indictment dismissed two weeks after he committed suicide by hanging himself in a jail cell. he was held without bail after pleading not guilty to sex trafficking charges. a judge refusing to -- choosing to give alleged victims a chance to speak. >> did not end the feeling that they were manipulated and victimized and they were child victims. >> reporter: 16 of epstein at alleged victims chose to speak in court including -- >> is not how jeffrey died but how he lived.

>> reporter: the case against epstein has not been dismissed. the defense asking the court to investigate his death as are the alleged victims. 's lawyers question the medical examiner's conclusions that he died by suicide. prosecutors confirmed investigations into epstein's possible:conspirators are ongoing and will continue. >> nypd arrests have taken a plunge dropping 27% compared to this time last year. the shift follows the controversial firing of officer daniel pantlaeo and an anonymous report reveals police are, quote, afraid to arrest anyone out of fear of backlash. have politics hindered their ability to do their job? brandon tatum joins us with his perspective.

great to have you here this morning. 27% decline among nypd. as a former officer what do you think is going on? >> it is a direct reflection of poor leadership from these police chiefs and commissioners trying -- tying hands behind officers back and not letting them do their job. the job of a police officer is to protect and serve. they do it with honor and the police chief support them. when you don't officers are not going to risk their pension and risk their lives to do proactive policing which helps the communities lower the crime rate and allow citizens to feel more safe. >> look at these videos, the water incidents, three or four recently in new york city where people are attacking police

officers who are trying to do their job. the officers not responding at all because they know if they do then the officers are the ones who are going to get in trouble. >> it is shameful, a bad precedent moving forward. people are going to try officers more. officers are afraid and going to get killed more because they don't have capacity to work like they should. every single police chief running police agencies should be ashamed of themselves. they have no spine. it is about serving the public through empowering your police officers. if you feel there is an issue you don't need to pile legislation on them. give them adequate training, help police officers support them. >> let them know you will support them. is what nypd had to say about the drop in arrests, the brave women and men who join nypd did

so to help people to fight crime and keep new york city safe. these dedicated officers practice precision policing focusing on the offenders who commit crimes, not the accumulation of raw numbers. what are they trying to say? >> a bunch of bs. what they want to say to be politically correct. there is a frustration on the police department since they fired a man legitimate doing his job and committing a crime. they are not going to go on the corner. you are not going to take a chance in a hand to hand situation and lose your pension and lose your life. your police chief will throw you under the bus, they will fire you, shame you. >> this isn't just going on in new york city because we know

there has been a decline in police applications, 66% of police department's report seeing a decline. >> i would never become a police officer under these conditions. it is sickening. i'm sick of it. i don't know how anybody does the police job at this point. passion and love, beyond that why do you sign up for when they throw you under the bus and don't give a flying flip? i hope it changes because we need our men and women to feel protected and safe and do the job we have sworn to do and as they continue to be weak minded leaders they will cause problems and put the public at risk. heather: great to have you with us. we will be right back. percent of your home's value. not just 80 percent like other loans. and that can mean a lot more money for you and your family. with our military service, veterans like us have earned a valuable va benefit.

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they bring probity in utah, quadrupling the numbers by the health department a week earlier. the cdc investigating 193 cases of respiratory illness in 22 states linked to be cigarettes. the maker of oxycontin offering $12 billion to settle thousands of opioid lawsuits. the potential deal came out of private meetings between purdue pharma and attorneys general in ten state. lawsuits are filed against the company. purdue pharma accused of fueling the opioid crisis by using deceptive methods to sell the addictive drug. the company denies any wrongdoing. target offering discounts if you trade your used car seat, part of a nationwide campaign to promote environmental sustainability. tracy carrasco is here with more on the limited time offer.

>> the training program is back, they did it earlier this year, started in april 2016, been a huge success. since then they recycled half 1 billion cars, half 1 million, 11.9 million pounds of recycled material. the dates for the program starting from september 3rd through the 13th, for 10 days you take field damaged beat up car seat, you will get 20% off coupon for a new car seat, new baby gear. it is a great way to get rid of the old car seat your child may not need any more. shannon: teachers deserve to be honored and bob evans is giving away hundreds of meals. >> teachers are heading back to school along with kids, bob evans want to do something to

help the poor and honor teachers so they are giving away nearly 800 of their famous turkey dinners. all you have to do is go to the bob evans website and sign up for that. shannon: good food at bob evans. 15 minutes until the top of the hour. one city wants to get rid of programs for gifted kids because they say it could be discriminatory. is that the answer. todd starnes said we have to stop dumbing down america and he is next. there he is. when a criminal has your personal information, they can do all sorts of things in your name. criminals can use ransomware, spyware, or malware to gain access to information like your name, your birthday, and even your social security number. - [announcer] that's why norton and lifelock are now part of one company, providing an all in one membership for your cyber safety

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diblasio, defending a proposal to get rid of gifted and talented programs in public schools over concerns from local leaders other students will feel discriminated against but what message does that send to future generations of american leaders? how to stop the left from killing a nation? todd starnes, haven't seen you in a while. great to have you with us. what do you think of this? >> the school district is judging students by the color of their skin flying in the face of what martin luther king jr. preached. this is a problem we are seeing, teaching to the lowest denominator. that is not the right answer. >> bill diblasio and the group

that want to show gifted and talented programs, they are the ones being racist. >> it is racist on its base. parents are engaged in part of the education process. we have a bureaucracy that will not let the teachers do their job and teach and we need to do something about that. >> here's a comment from the diversity advisory report, the use of screens and talented programs is unfair, unjust, and language and perpetuate stereotypes. they are assuming future

generations of students who may be from lower income areas and different rates are not smart enough. >> simply not true. there are many african-american students in these gifted programs. this is a big problem and the participation trophy. everybody gets a trophy syndrome. when you take away the gifted programs you are taking away the opportunity for the student to aspire and work toward something. heather: we want our students in public education to strive for the highest bar. you have a new book coming out september 10th and you're headed to my home state. >> we are doing our book tour on fox affiliate in north carolina and other parts of the country.

there is a war raging in america, our traditions and values. i came up with the term culture jihad. the leftist and seculars are attacking our culture, going after freedom of religion, freedom of speech, the right to bear arms. we explore these concepts in the book and ask where is this heading? the problem is socialism. donald trump, protecting this nation's values and traditions, trying to restore what president obama treats scorn. we have an obligation to continue that process. heather: very timely because a lot of democratic candidates are running on socialist values. heather: >> that is the i want folks about. heather: todd starnes, great to have you join us. the time is 8 minutes until the top of the hour.

a cop steps up with seconds to save a baby's life. >> okay, buddy. okay. heather: the dramatic rescue caught on camera up next. i would like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans, because i know there are so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it's two years, four years or thirty-two years like myself. one of the benefits we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no.

heather: police officer save a baby when she stops breathing and the heroic moment caught on camera but this is tough to watch. >> okay, buddy. okay. heather: scary but happy ending. sergeant james talbot using cpr. he was turning blue and was cold to the touch when officers got to the kentucky home. the family reuniting with officer talbot on the way home from the hospital. a mother called him a true hero and he is. a hiker airlifted to safety after finding himself high and dry on a mountain. the man wandering off of the walking trail before getting stranded on a rock in echo canyon.

a first responder rappelling down with rescue gear to escort down the mountainside. no one was injured. now time for the good, the bad and the ugly. drinking red wine is good for you. scientists in the uk finding compound in red wine promote healthy bacteria growth and could help maintain healthy cholesterol levels and a strong immune system. next the bad. being a debbie downer could take years off your life. >> roy of sick read and roy, suffered devastating injury. heather: optimistic people could live 15% longer than pessimist. scientists looked at thousands of men and women over decades. the ugly. a couple uses a baseball bat to fight off a mama bear and her cubs inside a colorado home.

>> as hard as i could, both hands. bill: air ran into a wall making that giant hole. the couple not seriously injured. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues now. goodbye. jillian: wednesday, august 20th. fema funding fury, the white house not backing down after diving millions in disaster money to pay for border security. heather: overnight demands from democrats. a bombshell report democrats official impeachment probe actually began before bob mueller finished his russia report. jillian: new evidence just revealed. the gloves are off. rob: bernie sanders throwing punches and taking hits quite literally. "fox and friends first" continues right now.