standard lunch regardless of their account balance. odell beckham junior could be fined for the watch he wore on sunday's game. the nfl says he may have violated a rule about wearing hard objects. somebody could have been injured. that wraps up this hour, "fox and friends first" continues next. goodbye. >> a vote for any democrat tomorrow in north carolina is a vote for the rise of radical socialism and destruction of the american dream. rob: it is tuesday, september 10th, the president taking a target state by storm rallying support of republicans behind two house seats. >> how these elections could impact the president's bid for reelection. >> anything to do with jennifer's disappearance? >> i did not. jillian: the husband of jennifercdulos holding out hope

his wife is still alive. rob: murder charges could becoming for him. what would you do if you woke up $120,000 richer? and couple spent it all in facing charges. jillian: should they pay it back or pay the price? that is the debate everyone is talking about. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ go on ♪ take the money and run ♪ go on take the money and run ♪ go on take the money and run ♪ go on take the money and run ♪ jillian: i know someone who is taking the money and running, standing right next to me. rob: there will be a big debate

on this later. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us, the president rallying a massive crowd in north carolina ahead of today's key special election expected to be an early gauge for the president's reelection in this battleground state. jillian: joining us from washington to break it down, good morning. >> reporter: it is election day in north carolina for two districts holding special elections for congressional seats. the race most people are talking about is in the ninth district, an area between charlotte and fayetteville and dan bishop challenging former marine corps captain dan mccready. this has been a controversial race after election fraud allegations surfaced in the same district. donald trump won the election easily in 2016 but this is a tossup today.

the president rallying gop supporters in fayetteville, tried to label the democratic nominee of being extremely liberal. >> support for sanctuary cities is disloyalty to american citizens and mccready wants sanctuary cities. mccready support sanctuary city policies, prisons and jails, to release criminal aliens directly into your neighborhoods. get out, go ahead, go into the neighborhood. >> reporter: mccready says he's ready to the country over party and is promising of elected to pursue a bipartisan agenda. here is what the candidate had to say ahead of the president's rally. >> my hope is while he is here in addition to the rally he will talk with people struggling with healthcare costs. if i have the honor of serving i will work on lower prescription drug costs.

>> reporter: there's another special election in north carolina, voters heading to the polls in the third district, the one that encompasses the carolina coast. the seat is open after walter jones died earlier this year. some believe these races will be a litmus test of what may happen in 2020. we will watch to see the results as they come in later on. rob: thank you. jillian: democrats pushing a radical agenda on american policy on immigration and economics. rob: newt gingrich says millions of americans don't want to abandon the success of the last three years. >> no matter what the news media does there is a base of 44% of the country that ignores all the noise, focuses on what is working, notices lowest black unemployment in history, lowest latino, lowest female

unemployment in history, and in the last year you had a substantial increase in take-home pay and they watched democrats promised to destroy it so you have this contrast this wide between people who want america to work and people who want to put down america. rob: north korea test fires two new missiles into the sea, that coming hours after the regime said it wants to restart nuclear talks by the end of the month. the white house has not commented on the launches which are the 10th of its kind since april, talks between donald trump and kim jong un have stalled since the leaders met in june. new accusations of nuclear weapons in iran. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu showing photos of a compound believe the whole

nuclear archives, iran learned israel was watching that site and they destroyed it. >> i call on the international community to wake up and i call on the international community to join donald trump's sanctions to exert more pressure on iran. rob: these images show the aftermath of airstrikes on a new iranian military compound in syria, eight storehouses were reportedly destroyed. jillian: crews began working to remove the capsized cargo ship off the georgia coast. the coast guard just rescue four people trapped inside the ship for 40 hours. teams pulling three crewmembers to safety after drawing a small 2 x 3' hole into the steel frame. the south korean company that owns the vessel says it is focused on limiting any environmental impact. the ntsb is investigating. 50 people confirmed that in the wake of hurricane dorian. the number could go up asked

thousands remain missing. dozens of survivors are told to get off evacuation boats. >> please proceed to disembark. heather: customs and border patrol blames the ferry company for not following correct procedures. rob: let's talk about the weather. it is beautiful, just perfect. >> especially in the northeast. i will say across the south and southern plains, hello, 41, we are getting some of those cooler temperatures towards the northeast but still dealing with very warm sticky across the south. summer wants to hang onto some parts of the country. we will see strong severe storms, some severe thunderstorm watches or warnings in effect

for colorado towards iowa and the threat for severe storms stretches from the rockies to the plains states. large hail, damaging winds, could see flash flooding, isolated tornadoes, not a tornado outbreak or anything. 96 in phoenix, 92 in houston with some thunderstorms around the gulf coast, 95 in atlanta, with humidity it will feel warmer than that. we have some heat advisories, still talking about the tropics. we are at the peak season, nothing just yet but there are computer models that show something in the next week or so that could affect the caribbean, the bahamas. let's just see what happens. we are in the peak season. we have to pay attention to the atlantic and the gulf of mexico. jillian: a big surprise at fenway park.

>> red sox hall of famer number 34 david ortiz. jillian: incredible. the baseball legend throwing the first pitch of the red sox game, his first public appearance since he was shot in june. >> my real family, i want to thank all of you, all the prayers, all of it came home. jillian: he played in boston for 13 years becoming a 10 time all-star and 3-time world series winner. the yankees won 5-0 but this is the big moment. rob: the new orleans saints complete a come back with a game-winning field goal. >> 58 yard attempt for the win. got it.

rob: nailing a 58 yard field goal to pick up a 30-28 win over houston, texas in the monday night football opener, the oakland raiders move past the antonio brown saga with a victory in the second game of the doubleheader, 24-16 wins should help them or our little bit. jillian: a 58 yarder. rob: that was when she hit. jillian: could be 55. it is 10 minutes after the hour. peace talks with taliban and did. what happens now? will we ever end america's longest war? national security consultant rebecca heinrich says yes, she's live to explain. rob: hats off to an enthusiastic fan. >> they tell me i should not support donald from because i am black. i wore a big m aga hat. rob: the statement is getting big support online.

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♪ oh! oh! oh! ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) if eligible, you may pay as little as $25 per prescription. ask your health care provider today about once-weekly ozempic®. i think what the president has been adamant about with the strategy laid out in 2017 as well as his determination to end these talks is he's not going to repeat the mistakes you saw barack obama make. is not going to withdraw in a vacuum where america needs to rise again. the taliban has never separated itself from al qaeda, the fight hand-in-hand with al qaeda. jillian: donald trump says peace talks with taliban are dead as the administration works to withdraw us troops from afghanistan. rob: without a peace deal what is the best path forward to ending america's longest war?

here to weigh in is rebecca heinrich. a lot of people are worried there is no way out of this, no right answer. what do you think? >> there are only bad choices before us. the problem is deciding which one is the least bad? which what is going to optimize protection of the american people and honor all those lives the we have lost and the treasury we have sunk into trying to bring justice on behalf of those lost on september 11th and making sure we neutralize the threat to americans we don't have subsequent attacks like september 11th. jillian: the united states military has not done what is necessary because policymakers in washington to vanquish the al qaeda and taliban over the 18 years we have been there. our best move forward to not negotiate with the taliban, harbor and protect our qaeda but it is to lean a residual force

to conduct counterterrorism operations and look at the gains you have made over the years and come home and continue to watch it and if we have to go back years later we have to do that but that is the best path forward. >> some people look at this and say if there is no deal made at any point is this war ever going to end? >> we have to decide when the end is going to be because there is more al qaeda now than in recent years passed. donald trump made the decision back in 2017 that the united states is going to turn to pakistan, no longer allow pakistan to harbor leaders of al qaeda but they have not pursued that very hard and not much different than the past. the head of this, we are going to have al qaeda. now deal with the taliban will lead to peace. rob: the response from the taliban to the cancellation of the talks in camp david and

donald trump announced to the labor negotiations, it will bring terrorists much harm to the us. we call for compromise 20 years ago, still in position and believe the us will return to that position. they responded it would cost american lives. >> you can't have a peace treaty with a people who are right now continuing to kill your people, threaten your people and kill your allies. a romanian soldier killed with the american soldier and a dozen others as we were about to have this meeting between donald trump and the taliban leaders so they haven't put down their weapons. to have a peace treaty you have to have both sides stop killing one another and the truth of the matter is according to the un the taliban and al qaeda are inseparable.

when you think about those who took down the world trade center that is al qaeda, the taliban and. we can't have an agreement with them for peace. the best thing we can do is look at the gains we had, the number of islamic terrorists, we execute justice on behalf of our fallen countrymen from 9/11 and come home, relieve some forces for counterterrorism effort look, at 9000 forces at this point. donald trump was right to say our number one threat is china and we are going to make a focused change, let's make this reality. jillian: thank you for joining us. we will continue to cover this and let you know what happens. rob: 18 after the hour as anti-cop attacks make the job more dangerous. one indiana man made it his mission to honor law enforcement around the world. he just created the showcase of

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rob: the family epicenter of a national debate denied custody of their 4-year-old board with leukemia refusing to treat them with chemo and turning to medical marijuana claiming chemo would give their son a violent mood swings. the judge ruling the treatment is the child's only hope for survival. custody will be given to those grandparents.

jillian: e-cigarette maker jewel taking backlash from the feds, the fda complained the company ignored the law by marketing their product as safer than cigarettes. the fda says the company targeted children. if they don't work to correct its marketing the company could face fines or other consequences. the cdc is investigating 450 cases of mysterious illness connected to vapeing. milania trump tweeting we need to do all we can to protect the public from tobacco-related disease and death and prevent e-cigarette from becoming an on-ramp to nicotine addiction for a generation of use. rob: can't believe we are saying this but the holidays just a few months away. a lot of major companies gearing up for holiday shopping.

jillian: tracy carrasco here with the holiday hiring bash. >> time is flying by but lots of hiring going on ahead of the holiday season, ubs announcing they will be hiring 100,000 seasonal workers to help with the influx of packages being sent out between thanksgiving and christmas. the same number of employees they hired last year. amazon having job fairs throughout the country looking to hire 30,000 people, these will be full-time part-time jobs with benefits, a range of opportunities from software engineers who make $100,000 to those who work in warehouses sending out those packages. lastly wendy's announced they will be hiring 20,000 people as they expand to at a breakfast menu to all the restaurants. if you're interested in any of these opportunities there are a lot of them.

rob: breakfast coming to wendy's. never expected that. jillian: if anyone wants to visit me you can get your hands on a shamrock shake. >> the shamrock shake at mcdonald's, typically reserved for st. patrick's day but it is making an appearance in september in mcdonald's in philadelphia to kick off the football season for the philadelphia eagles. i am sure this story excites you quite a bit. it is unclear how long the shamrock shake will be available saying it is for a limited time although some people are complaining on social media they have not been able to get it, the machines are is working. rob: what is a shamrock shake? >> it is men's, very bright green. rob: thanks so much. jillian: 25 after the hour. the estranged husband of a missing connecticut mother speaking out saying he had nothing to do with her disappearance. >> i wish she were here to sort this mess out.

i am still hoping she is going to show up. jillian: the explosive new interview in the new legal battle just days away. rob: san francisco labeled the nra a domestic terror organization and the group's firing back. carly shimkus has reaction to a not lawsuit that was just filed. ♪

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remove a capsized cargo ship, the us coast guard just rescued four people trapped in that ship for 40 hours. >> democrats holding a forum today to urge senate action, for gun-control legislation. the republican-controlled senate being pushed to take of the bill to expand background checks. rob: the husband of a missing connecticut mom, jennifer dulos opens up in a bombshell interview. jillian: fotis dulos is doing court is no evidence comes to me. any connection to the disappearance? >> reporter: a story that has gripped the nation for months, fotis dulos telling dateline he didn't do it. >> did you have anything to do with jennifer's disappearance? >> i did not. >> reporter: in a wide-ranging

interview dulos discussed his estranged wife and the mother of their 5 children say he thinks jennifer is still alive. >> he was a great mother, an excellent mother. i hope she continues to be an excellent mother. >> reporter: you use the present tense. do you believe jennifer is alive? >> i do. >> reporter: all this on the heels of jennifer's girlfriend talking about the, quote, coffee r dulos clean up in the toyota tacoma that they believe was used to move jennifer's body and she moved the garbage bag to describe evidence. they believe jennifer's body was in that truck at some point. these new details which come after he stonewalled police from is resulting in additional evidence tampering charges. they are preparing for more charges in the future. >> do you expect them to be charged? >> i think the public pressure

is enormous and that is one of the reasons we have come out so hard. >> on the original charges, hindering prosecution. and prior to the new arrests, so much procedural stuff when we want answers. >> a shocking new revelation out of north carolina. 500 illegal immigrants, ice says local law enforcement agencies denied their request to hold them. of those 489 immigrants released people charged with sex offenses, kidnapping and even homicide. jillian: donald trump vowing to build hundreds of miles of

border wall while praising mexico's efforts plunging migrant apprehension. >> mexico i must say helped us at the border. >> mexico is patrolling with 27,000 troops. you saw the numbers today, 57%. by next year at the end of the year to have anywhere between 400-500 miles of wall built. jillian: he says the border wall is the only way to stop drugs from pouring into the us. up in arms. the nra firing back at san francisco after the city declared in a domestic terrorist organization. rob: here with the reaction online. >> last week the san francisco city board of supervisors passed a resolution naming the national

rifle association a domestic terrorist organization in the nra is firing back by suing the city. the group attorney says in a statement, quote, this action is an assault on all advocacy organizations across the country. there can be no point in our society for this manner of behavior by government officials. the nra like all us citizens is protected by the first amendment. as the legal battle plays out some folks on social media are reacting, jeffrey says san francisco claiming the nra is a terrorist organization will slander -- the nra has every right to sue the city council. thomas siding with the city, calling the lawsuit absurd. lastly adam chiming in, 100% predictable and inevitable. there you have a, a big legal battle playing out. jillian: the beginning of the school year, a 10th grade teacher has parents upset.

>> the story coming through todd starnes who city north carolina mom reached out to him saying her son's 10th grade english teacher requested students fill out a diversity worksheet asking students questions like what is your race, ethnicity, sexuality, religion, socioeconomic status and gender, what makes you the most privileged. heritage high school administration found out about this, releasing a statement saying diversity inventory worksheet is not a district approved resource and we will work with educators how to effectively lead conversations connected to identity, culture and other sensitive topics is appropriate. social media been arms, katherine says parents need to intervene and another twitter user says not sure what this has to do with english. that mom says it goes against

what she taught her son which is to focus on character and personality, not sexual orientation. rob: what about this huge hat at the rally? >> a guy that attended donald trump's north carolina rally turned heads for what he had on his. >> they tell me i shouldn't support donald trump because i am black. >> he says he was told he can't support donald trump because he is black. he decided to show his support with that giant hat. some saw this and are loving it on social media. go big, go home says one twitter, another says this guy is my hero, and lastly where can we buy one? rob: tell somebody they can to do something and they will do it. 36 after the hour, never forget

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of architecture, apple hoping you will find the next potentially three new iphones will be spectacular enough for you to buy because consumers are not cycling their phones as quickly as they used to and the rumor mill is apple may have something spectacular in the form of three cameras in the back of one of the iphones which could be a wide-angle lens, telephoto lens or something else. it could also mean apple is shifting with augmented reality or 3-d. we will find out in a matter of hours as geeks show up and members of the media pull in to see what the latest sensation is from apple. expect a faster processor, rumors of a much larger battery and a processor which would allow a much smarter use of the

process, getting the iphone some sort of spectacular long battery life. the rumor mill tends to grow and we don't know who is pinocchio until after 10:00 pacific time or 1:00 eastern when it gets revealed. also being discussed here potentially new ipad that could be refreshed, a 16 inch macbook pro could be shown here. what we are less likely to see, but it could happen, things we heard are in the works like apple tags which would compete with, you may have heard of tile which can put these things in luggage or on your set of keys and find missing items anywhere. this would be a smart move for apple, so many devices to track something like that. looking at apple's financials, the iphone accounts for just shy of half their revenue, $54 billion of sales in the last quarter, $26 billion of that coming from the iphone. we will look and see if people

are as crazed about it when it debuteds. typically you can expect if they announced the iphones today, next friday would be the preorder time and september 20th, the friday that follows, if you look at history this might be when you get that. rob: $26 billion worth of iphones in a gear. it is obscene. year over year, doing well, pretty good company. thanks a lot. jillian: 10:00 am on the east coast. i haven't gotten a new one in years. moving on. and 800 day journey on the thin blue line. a man made it his mission to honor law enforcement around the world. rob: he created a showcase to honor officers in your local community. you can stream and scl

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>> unless i am wrong we will be on the air in 13 minutes. "fox and friends first" is on a right now. we will talk about the big rally last night, what we can expect in 2020 and a chance for gun legislation to get past as early as the next two weeks. dan bishop who the president was campaigning for, the next congressman from north carolina in a runoff election, married williamson will be here, the top democrats to get the nomination, she will need be on the debate stage but making a big impact, when it comes to border

security, this 50% decrease since april in illegal border crossings and welcoming back to the show, condoleezza rice will be here. he will not be wearing my black but will he be returning to football? he has a message to get over pain in your life? johnny damon, former red sox, former yankee here with a special message. that is coming up if we can packet into 3 hours. if we go along, we will sleep in. back to you guys, have to finish up strong. >> keep a big show, hope you are not nervous. 12 minutes to get it together. see you then. let's talk about this. a new law allows new york schools to observe the september 11th terrorist attack ahead of the 18th anniversary

tomorrow. the measure approved by the governor calling for students to pause for a moment of silence and teachers and staff to start a dialogue about the deadliest attack on american soil. >> honoring victims and first responders of 9/11, the featured firefighters raising the american flag and twin towers. tomorrow the cubs play the san diego padres in the third game. >> in what many consider an entire cop climate in indianapolis author sitting the story straight about law enforcement. rob: 800 days meeting with police officers in 35 countries. the new book police, brotherhood in uniform around the world shines a light on the bond that brings police officers together. jillian: what motivated him to do that and the impact he hopes

this book will make. thank you for joining us. we appreciate this. tell us the story behind this book. why did you want to do this? >> my wife and i took this journey and traveled for 27 months to 35 countries as you describe. it happened early on in the process wherein our first city we encountered a policewoman on her horse, just amazing photo and shortly thereafter i saw a policeman and his police dog. he gave me an opportunity to week later on the coastline i encountered a police officer in a back alley as i was searching for coffee and asked him as well. an amazing opportunity. it felt like something i wanted to continue to do. if i had the opportunity to meet other police along the way, not

knowing what would happen as i got those photos i decided to put this into a book. rob: it is a beautiful book. a great coffee table book with pictures all over the world, south africa, vienna, austria. what did you find that all police no matter where they are? >> the pride of their community, wearing a uniform, protecting the people around them. there is one particular photo, i was on one of my walks and encountered this gentleman and as i asked him on translation if i could take his photo and once he understood what i was asking he took a couple minutes to straighten his uniform and looked good for the picture. the fact they respect the uniform they are wearing and the people they are protecting.

jillian: what do you think of what is going on today? you see the videos of police officers in new york city getting water thrown on them. what do you make of what is happening? >> people ask what did we learn on this journey? it is one of those things you have a chance to see the beauty of the world but when you come home you understand how lucky you are to be americans and that gets lost and is something we take for granted and men and women in uniform is something we take for granted and we don't understand how it is in some parts of the world we live in the we are lucky these people stand for what they stand for and protect us on an everyday basis. rob: one thing that surprised you all the places you visit and talking to police officers, one thing that stood out how police officers are treated? >> it is one of those things.

i have a photo of a friend of mine out of milwaukee, to celebrate america, one of those things where you pass them every day. you might not think about them but they are there and protecting us, security we don't always understand. they are there and present but we happen to walk by them and i don't think we fully appreciate or give gratitude on a regular basis. jillian: thank you for letting us share your story. aishah hasnie says hello, she is off today. rob: 53 minutes after the hour. $120,000 turns into a brand-new race car. i love this story. after this couple got a 6-figure deposit. jillian: should they have to go to trial for someone else's

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jillian: made news for wearing a watch worth $350,000. may have violated a rule that prohibits players from wearing hard objects. he could be fined. after all it is a contact sport. a couple will go on trial for spending $120,000 that wasn't theirs. >> we took some bad legal advice from people and it probably wasn't the best thing in the end. >> that's robert and tiffany williams appearing in pennsylvania court for the first time on felony theft. >> police say they went on a massive shopping spree after a bank teller accidentally deposited the amount into their account. the bank claims the williams refused to get on a plan to pay the cash back. rob: they are accused of buying several items. including a race car. jillian: should the couple face charges or have to pay the cash back? rob: your thoughts pouring in online. jillian: mary wrote in they spent it knowing it wasn't

right yes, charge them. rob: have to do both. she agrees. charge the bank let the couple enjoy from the bank's escape. >> rob agrees with you. >> dumb enough to put money in my account. it's my money now. deal with it. whatever. nobody agrees with me. except pablo. me and pablo. time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. the most adorable hug you are going to see all day. check it out. two toddler bffs meeting up in new york city. maxwell and fen began saying they have been bests for a year now and shah video is going viral. andrew yang called out msnbc for calling him john on air and displaying the wrong name while discussing his crowd surfing stunt. john yang that's a new one. msnbc has apologized for the mistake. i get it. john and andrew similar. rob: sarcasm from jillian today. check it out.

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