jillian: it is monday, august 3rd. happening right now at 5:00 a.m. tropical storm isaias crawling up the florida coast after wreaking havoc on the carribean. strong wind and rain expected as the sunshine state braces for impact. rob: we're live in jacksonville, tracking the storm's path. jillian: in washington, nancy pelosi takes a task force doctor to task. >> in a closed meeting on friday, you accused dr. deborah birx of the coronavirus task force of spreading

disinformation about the pandemic. is that true? >> she is his appointee so i don't have confidence there, no. rob: how the doctor is responding as stimulus stalls on capitol hill. jillian: america's oldest living marine hits another incredible milestone. rob: how he's celebrating life at 105 years old. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ i'm picking up good vibrations. ♪ she's giving me exciteation. ♪ i'm picking up good vibrations. rob: it's a good song. jillian: i mean, if rob's whistling to it. rob: yeah. i asked the producers what's the song going to be, they said it's going to be a surprise.

i'm surprised. i did not expect that coming. good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm rob schmitt. jillian: i'm jillian mele. thank you for starting your day with us. let's begin with the latest on tropical storm isaias. overnight the storm crawling along the florida coast, hitting the state with 70-mile-an-hour winds. rob: steve harrigan joins us live from jacksonville, florida as it appears that it's heading toward the carolinas. >> reporter: the wind kicking up here on jacksonville beach, some gusts off the florida coast of about 50 miles an hour starting to pick up the sand. for the most part, florida dodged the storm, the worst of the wind and rain stayed about 50 miles offshore. >> we are blessed that hurricane isaias spared us of significant damage. i am pleased that this was more of an exercise than a real event. >> reporter: the governor of florida had declared a state of emergency, the number of

counties along the coast, he also urged people to stockpile seven days worth of food, water and medicine. >> you can't predict mother nature. you get ready, enough water, enough canned food and hope for the best. >> i knew it was coming. i thought it was a bit later. and i didn't think it can change very suddenly. >> it's pretty windy. the waves are pretty amaze snog the storm has already proved deadly in the bahamas and puerto rico and in the dominican republic. it's been strong enough as a hurricane to pull up trees and kill at least two people. it's expected to make landfall in north or south carolina sometime in the next 24 hours. it could bring a storm surge of up to 4 feet and hurricane force winds. one complication for north carolina setting up shelters in the pandemic, they're going to try and practice social distancing. jillian and rob, back to you. jillian: steve harrigan live for us. thanks, steve. rob: a massive search for three men who fell off of a boat and

into the potomoc river to the southeast of washington, d.c. has now turned into a recovery effort. crews searched by land, air and sea for more than two hours before finally calling it off. jillian: it is not clear exactly what happened before the men fell into the water. they have not been identified. now to capitol hill where today talks are set to resume between the white house and top democrats on a covid-19 stimulus relief bill. rob: doug lie luzader is live n washington on where the deal stands. >> reporter: they've already blown one deadline, now they just want to get this thing done before the august recess. we'll see. talks continued through the weekend between democratic leaders and the white house negotiating team. a lot of things still at issue including whether and how to expand those or extend those extra $600 a week unemployment benefits that many americans have been receiving and whether democrats are going to get through a big portion of their 3 and-a-half trillion dollars

proposed relief package which includes a bailout for state and local governments. >> we still have a long ways to go. i can tell you that we spent the last three days, actually the last four days trying to get to some kind of consensus, at least to start negotiating. i'm not optimistic that there will be a solution in the very near term. >> we need a bold, strong solution. we're not close to an agreement yet. but we are making progress and i'm hopeful that we can get to an agreement. there are significant divisions that remain. >> reporter: the latest target for house speaker nancy pelosi is dr. deborah birx, the white house coronavirus advisor, especially after a new york times piece suggested that birx had been too optimistic about the spread of the virus. >> i think the president is spreading disinformation about the virus and she is his

appointee. so i don't have confidence there, no. >> i have tremendous respect for the speaker. it was unfortunate that new york times wrote this article without speaking to me. this was not a pollyannish view. i have never been called pollyannish or nonscientific or non-data driven. >> reporter: in fact, politico reports that pelosi, behind closed doors, said of birx, she's the worst. rob and jillian. jillian: doug, thank you. rob: california officially the first state to top half a million coronavirus cases, the golden state leading the nation in new infections. in the meantime, florida seeing its lowest daily death number in nearly three weeks. 62 confirmed deaths. sunshine state also reporting its lowest number of new infections in a month with just over 7,000. jillian: at least nine people are dead and over two dozen wounded in shootings this weekend in chicago.

the youngest victim, a 9-year-old boy killed after a bullet struck him in the chest. according to the new york post, new york city seeing at least 784 shootings so far in 2020, that is more than the he total in all of 2019. violence escalating in portland, where gunmen fired 150 shots at an apartment complex during a black lives matter protest, striking a woman in the arm. take a listen. >> let's look at the history of how government in this country alone is now working. we see the anarchy, we see the violence. new york city, chicago, seattle, portland, los angeles. it's unfolding right before our very eyes. what do all of those cities have in common? they've all been run by liberal democrats for decades. and if you can't provide the most fundamental role the government should provide, which is law and order and safety and

security, how are you capable of doing anything else? jillian: it comes as bernie sanders vows to make joe biden the most progressive president in history if elected. rob: all right. got to switch it up, a fight to the finish at nascar's cup series race at 23450u ham shire -- at new hampshire motor speedway. >> career win number 33 for brad kozlowski, he's going to win at new hampshire motor speedway. rob: brad kozlowski holding off danny hamlin to pick up his third win of the season. he the two led all but 25 laps of that race. there he is, spinning out. jillian: a half second will get ya. it will. it is eight minutes after the hour. joe biden launching a made in america tour as president trump pushes hiring american. who is the best candidate for the american people? our political panel debates that next. rob: he has a new team and new

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jillian: good morning, welcome back. today the recovery mission resumes for seven marines and a sailor. the marines identifying the victims of the training accident off the coast of southern california. service members ranging from 19 to 23 years old. 16 service members were on-board a military vehicle when it sank. eight others were rescued. two of them are in critical condition. the man who was placed in an apparent illegal choke hold by the nypd is arrested again. 35-year-old rickey bellview facing number of charges for allegedly threatening and robbing a teenager on the subway. he was arrested last month for

allegedly slashing a man's face. rob: we are less than 100 days from the november election. and joe biden is launching his made in america tour in ohio this week and it comes as president trump prepares to sign an executive order on hiring americans, setting up an even more heated battle to win the supremsupport of u.s. workers. >> this is our moment to build a new american economy for our families and for our communities. when we spend taxpayers money, we should use it to buy american products. >> factories just fled, the workers' jobs were gone. biden doesn't want steel. it's going to destroy the steel industry. rob: here to debate who is the true champion for working americans, thanks for coming on, we appreciate it. liz, joe biden appears to continue on here in a way it seems like he's stealing the

president's 2016 agenda, trying to play it in 2020. what do you make of this? >> lots o it's funny, what tooke biden so long. he's been in this for half a century and now we're supposed to believe he's going to bring back american jobs. how is he going to bring back jobs when he's talking about banning fracking and hiking taxes by $7 billion. gm announced a new plant in ohio back in december, are they going to stay? what about nova steel which announced a new plant in february? they're not going to stay. the reason they're coming back is because of president trump's pro-growth policies that have brought jobs back once and he's doing it again already. rob: biden is going after a lot of blue collar jobs, the rust belt, place that's were gutted by economic policies over the last 30 years that joe biden supported. how does he make this flip? >> yeah, well, i think it's going to be kind of a little bit

of a -- i think his background, the work that him and obama did with the bailout, i think it's not going to be that difficult of an issue. you've got to remember, the democrats generally have won this block of voters and with winning this block of voters, a guy coming along with joe biden's background, his kind of play, i think it will be a -- i think he can do it. i think with the economy being in the situation it's in right now, and i grew up in michigan. i grew up in detroit. i know how the people there think. i know how people outside of detroit think too. that being the case, i think the voters can be won back with a positive message, a new message and just something invigorating about what he's going to do to help them. the made in america tour seems to be at the right place at the right time. rob: a lot of our production, manufacturing jobs went off to other countries, a lot of them

went to southeast asia, into china with a lot of these policies that we saw in the past. how does joe biden effectively prove to american workers that they can trust him now? >> well, they can't. and at a certain point the man is 77 years old, he can't just coast on his so-called background. he has a track record here and it's terrible and speaking of china, the only people who ever got a good deal out of biden, all had the last name biden. so talk about hunter, one and-a-half billion dollars from china. meanwhile, our jobs went overseas. president trump is the only president to hold china to account. he's put american workers first. and he has a track record in washington in less than one term bringing back core manufacturing that obama and biden by the way said you needed a magic wand to bring back. there's no hope, there's no new message, it's all failures of

the swamp. president trump delivered real results and he's doing it again. rob: anthony, respond to that. >> i think she taking talking points, not looking at the facts. the facts on the ground here -- >> scranton is not a talk point. >> it's not whether or not scranton is a talking point. the voters that obama got two times in '08 and 2012, whether joe biden should get them back and at this point the polls are showing that can and the reason i'm saying he can is because of his scranton background and people have recognized him a different way from the democratic party as i am well aware of, being from that area. so it's not a matter of suggesting the background, it's what the facts and the polls are saying right now. rob: okay. all right. donald trump was put into office i think as a referendum on the political leadership in this country over the last 30 years. joe biden is exactly that problem that i think americans saw four years ago. we'll see how this plays out.

it will be very interesting to watch. anthony and liz, thank you so much. good to see you both. >> you bet. >> thank you. rob: over to you. jillian: the countdown is on for tiktok. >> these chinese software companies doing business in the united states are feeding data directly to the china communist party. jillian: the president's new timeline for a decision on whether he will ban the chinese-owned app. >> don't move. jillian: and roaring back to the big screen, the original cast member who will be part of the next jurassic world thriller. we're coming right back on a monday. awesome internet.

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rob: back now with a fox business alert. president trump reportedly giving chinese app tiktok 45 days to negotiate a sale to microsoft. jillian: cheryl casone from fox business is here with the president's change of plans. >> this story evidenc evolved m friday today. president trump giving microsoft the go-ahead for the planned acquisition for the possible app tiktok which has millions of users in the u.s. microsoft confirmed its plans for the first time last night saying, quote, microsoft fully appreciates the importance of addressing the president's concerns. it is committed to acquiring tiktok, subject to a complete security review and providing proper economic benefits to the united states. you may remember on friday president trump initially said he opposed to plan. secretary of state mike pompeo explained why. >> these chinese software companies doing business in the united states, whether it's

tiktok or we chat are feeding data direct throw the chinese communist party, could be the facial recognition patterns, could be information about the residents, phone numbers, friends, who they're connected to. >> well, secretary steven mnuchin echoed the administration's stance. >> tiktok cannot stay in the current format. it risks sending back information on 100 million americans. >> microsoft wants to close this deal by september 15th, the deadline reportedly given to them by the president and in another twist overnight the sun newspaper is reporting that tiktok owner bite dance plans to move the headquarters from beijing to london. you know who won't like this deal? facebook. they've got a huge multi-million dollar investment in microsoft. microsoft hasn't gotten into social media. expect those be a continuing story today. jillian: can't keep up but

we're trying. thank you. a former new york times columnist rips cancel culture calling it a form of social murder. >> writers and editors need to have bravery, thick skin and fearlessness, when you live in fear of an online mob that's extremely dangerous. what cancel don culture is abous about criticism. jillian: kelsey buller joined us earlier to weigh in. >> she's unfortunately correct in her criticism. it absolutely is a danger to society. it is toxic. it ultimately leads to violence. you need to hear voices from the moderate and the far left coming out. jillian: weiss, who has centrist views, previously accused her former colleagues of bullying her and working in a hostile environment. rob: the next jurassic film seeing the return of a fan

favorite character. >> don't move. rob: such a great movie. sam neil confirming he will return as dr. allen grant for the upcoming jurassic world dominion. he tweeted, hold on to your hat, getting my old one back on this week. i don't know what that means. and facing off against dinosaurs once again. jillian: he's talking about the hat. rob: that lost me in outer space. i had no idea what i was saying. the film resumed production last month after stopping in march due to the pandemic. it is set to be released next june. hopefully they'll hold to the date. jillian: i'm like rob, come on, you got it. rob: i'm like hat, old one, what are we doing. jillian: it is early. a remarkable milestone for the oldest living marine, look at this. the overwhelming support for the

105-year-old war hero. rob: that is something else. tropical storm isaias crawling up the florida coast, just off the shoreline, threatening millions of people with this storm. janice dean is tracking where it is right now and also where it's headed. congressman neil dunn who represents the panhandle joins us with the storm's impact on the sunshine state. that's all coming up. mattered more. for over 100 years, realtors® have been providing expert guidance, helping people find new places to dream and thrive. when you're ready... look for the r. book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. is a friendly neighbor. they're teachers, retirees, vets,

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joins us with the latest on the storm's path right now. good morning, janice. >> good morning. we got the latest 5:00 a.m. advisory. the only change here is that we're expecting it to become a hurricane again very briefly before it makes a potential landfall across south carolina later on this afternoon, in through this evening. let's take a look at it now, 70-mile-an-hour sustained winds, 74 makes it a hurricane. so we're close. the national hurricane center says we could have another hurricane or at least strengthen into a hurricane briefly before it makes that landfall across portions of south carolina. so here's one of the forecast models, we think around myrtle beach later on this afternoon into this evening and moving up towards the northeast and it will mainly be an inland storm, so almost like a nor'easter once it gets up here tuesday and wednesday. water temperatures are certainly warm enough to promote a little bit of strengthening. we don't think this is going to be a cat 2. it's going to be 75,

80-mile-an-hour sustained winds as it moves in towards south carolina. so there's the timeline. tuesday is when it gets into north carolina and eventually up towards the mid-atlantic and northeast tuesday. wednesday, still as a tropical storm. so along with that we have tropical advisories, looks like we have a hurricane warning in advance of the storm as we think it could become a hurricane before it makes landfall somewhere around myrtle beach on tuesday. there's your forecast precipitation. not only the storm surge, not only the tropical storm force winds, maybe hurricane force winds but upwards of 2 to 4, even 6 inches of rainfall along the path of the storm. the bottom line is the track hasn't changed but we could see a hurricane again with isaias later on in the next 24 hours. rob: i still feel like we're getting lucky. you look at the satellite image of storm, it doesn't look very organized. looks like it got beat up.

that might have saved us some pain. >> absolutely. south carolina has dealt with a lot worse. they'll get through it. jillian: thanks, janice. floridians preparing as tropical storm isaias nears their shores. rob: joining us now, congressman neil dunn. looks like you guys will miss the brunt of the storm. but how are you guys prepared? >> we actually have a lot of recent experience with hurricanes and i can't say strongly enough, i urge everybody on the coast who may be affect todd prepare. it's important to have your evacuation plan, have your food and water available, make sure your car is gassed up and your generator too if you have one of those. jillian: governor ron de santis talked about prep over the weekend. let's listen to what he had to say. >> palm beach county has done a voluntary evacuation order and we in the era of covid, our guidance from the state has been, look, if it's a close call, err on the side of people

just hunkering down rather than sending people on the road. jillian: so that's a question, perhaps not for this storm but hurricanes going forward, we're just at the beginning of the season, really, how does covid change the way you think people should be preparing? how does it change the way shelters would be operating? what's your guidance on that? >> well, that's a great question. we're actually in the process of designing and building a shelter with negative pressure areas for -- specifically for people who are suffering with various infections. so that's our look forward. this time, though, i think ron made a good point which was basically this is a close call. we've seen storms go from category 1 to 5 pretty quickly but this one really doesn't look like it's going to do that so i feel a little better about it. rob: hope fly any we're going to -- hope any we're going to get lucky with this one. looks like we are. let's talk about coronavirus. we have the relief bill that

everyone's trying to negotiate in congress. let's take a quick listen to chuck schumer and nancy pelosi talking about this. >> there's lots of things we're divided on. we're not close to an agreement yet but we are making progress and i'm hopeful we can get to an agreement. >> we talked to president trump. he's the one that is standing in the way. they have a $200 proposal which does not meet the needs of america's working families and it's conned.rob: democrats wae people $600 to continue on through the end of the year. republicans say that will keep people from ever wanting to go back to work. who is right here? what do you think? >> no question that president trump is right. what i hear from employers is i don't need anymore free money, i need employees. can you please find me some employees. jillian: is there a chance you think that the sides come together on this and meet in the middle? >> well, you know, the middle is

still a pretty bad area. if you actually go to, say, $300 additional a week, you're still paying about 40% of people more money than they were making before when they were employed. so i want to see -- i want to keep the businesses open, keep the people employed, get everybody back to work who is not sick and do the social isolation thing and let's keep moving. we're making a lot of headway with this disease. let's get the economy back open before we ruin it permanently. rob: it all ends up being politics at the end of the day. do you think there's enough pressure politically that they have to come up with some kind of deal that will force them together, something will happen? >> well, feels like that. but here we are already into the august recess and nobody has a date to come back to washington. jillian: okay. congressman neil dunn, thank you for joining us. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. rob: overnight, seattle's police chief sends a letter to the city council urging them to stand up for what is right after

nearly 200 protesters targeted her house over the weekend. >> a group of people showed up to my house. it certainly felt very personal about me. it really does seem like a mob mentality and bullying to intimidate a public official. rob: the chief described the group as aggressive protesters. her neighbors used their van as a blockade and called the police. you can see the pickup truck in the middle of the road. the chief was actually not home at the time. the rioters left a hateful message in front of another officer's home nearby, reading, quote, pig lives here. jillian: minneapolis police are offering tips to keep residents safe as street crime surges, they include walking in groups, carrying less cash and being ready to hand it over to a robber if they demand it. former police officer and chicago alderman anthony napolitano joined us earlier. he says he doesn't think police are the ones behind the tips.

>> i' proud not a cop proud t badge on their chest is going to give that tip out unless someone higher up said you better give this out because you can't keep up with the crime right now. jillian: violence in minneapolis is continuing as protests continue throughout the city. rob: a big birthday celebration for the country's oldest living marine. major bill white turning 105. >> happy birthday, youngster. >> same to you, youngster. >> woohoo! >> whatever i went through, you already went through twice. rob: first the cop goes happy birthday, youngster. i love that. he looks good too. police officers joined neighbors and friends in drive-by festivities outside the assisted

living facility in california. jillian: what is the secret to a long life? the major said he keeps his mind sharp by reading. happy birthday. rob: that is something. happy birthday. jillian: he's the first nhl player to kneel during thee rea. >> splash down, welcome back to planet earth. rob: a historic moment for spacspacex, nasa and the entire country. how the astronauts inside the dragon capsule are doing now after a successful splashdown. ♪ so won't you ride with me, ride with me. ♪ see where this thing goes. g h. that's why i founded lively. affordable, high-quality hearing aids with all of the features you need, and none of the hassle. i use lively hearing aids and it's been wonderful. it's so light and so small

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much for us. liberty has advanced the world's condition. that is on the ballot, safety, security, freedom, all on the ballot. i choose freedom. i choose capitalism. i hope everyone else will do so as well for our kids and grandkids' sake. jillian: sean hannity laying out the stakes in this november's election, telling march levine freedom is quote under attack by democratic leaders. rob: he accused joe biden of plagiarizing bernie sanders' economic agenda. he says everything that made america a shining city on the hill is riding on this election. look at this, a splashdown, spacex successfully carries two astronauts to the international space station and back down-to-earth. the astronauts spending two months in space. jillian: todd piro joins us with more on this historic mission. good morning, todd. >> reporter: good morning.

with all the negative news in the world, isn't this great, the spacex dragon capsule splashing down in the gulf of mexico following a 19-hour journey right back here to earth. >> splashdown. welcome back to planet earth. >> we are honored and privilege. >> reporter: doug hurley and bob behnken becoming the first astronauts to land in water in 45 years, giving a thumbs up before heading to routine medical exams on the recovery ship. they became the first to do so on american soil in nine years. they spent the last two months conducting experiments an replacing power packs on the international space station. the pair leaving the iss as isaias headed toward florida, so they landed on the other side of the state to avoid the storm. both men say the mission was pretty special. >> to be where we are now, the

first crewed flight of dragon is just unbelievable. >> took years to get here. we brought the capability back to america. and we came home safely to our families. >> reporter: spacex ceo elon musk expressing his relief saying he isn't very religious but he prayed for this one. the next astronaut launch for spacex scheduled for late september. i don't know about you guys but i can't wait. this is great for the country. rob: it is so cool. i love what he does with that stuff. it's amazing. jillian: the charismatic school leader who turned a classic song into a viral hit joins us ahead. rob: first let's check in with pete hegseth to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." pete: it's not the weekend. it's monday. we have a big one for you on "fox & friends." congress at a stand still over the next covid-19 relief package, we'll get the latest

from house minority whip, steve scalise. we have congressman chip roy coming up blasting fellow reps for, quote, failing the american people when it comes to covid-19. he explains why at the top of the hour. plus secretary of state mike pompeo warning tiktok data including facial recognition is likely being handed to china's communist party. we'll get reaction from senator tom cotton and trump 2020 campaign manager bill stempien join us for his first interview since taking th helm of the 2020 campaign. this is on the monday edition of "fox & friends." get dressed if you want. that's what brian kilmeade says. we'll be here. a has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration.

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landfall. she said at this point the 5:00 a.m. update said it's in south carolina. rob: it could be a weak category 1 before it makes an impact in south carolina. florida looks like it really dodged a bullet from this storm. the water's really warm. it's that time of the year. there's a look at the track right there. it's going to slide up the east coast it appears. i'd should dive back to a tropical storm or depression as it makes landfall, maybe a weak category 1 is what janice was saying, it's going to slide up the east coast and she said it will be a nor'easter by the time it gets to new york area, probably a lot of rain and wind wednesday and thursday. jillian: when it comes to the carolinas, it's nothing that they haven't seen before. she's said look, we've had days to prepare for this. you mentioned florida, we spoke to a congressman from there a couple minutes ago. he said, look, it was representative neil dunn, he said we've been prepared for

this so that is the good news, in the age of coronavirus, people are making plans differently right now. he said they're still planning for future storms that could potentially hit but all in all, it seems like right now things are okay. rob: down in that area, category 1, 2 they don't sweat those too much. jillian: let's talk about this. nhl players standing for the national anthem during the season opener. it's different in a lot of sports right now. rob: carley shimkus with fox news 24/7 is here with reaction to the sport that's taken a stand. >> it used to be revie routinee players standing for the national anthem. in hockey, it's a bit different as several teams have stood together in unison during both the american and canadian national anthems. the dallas stars posted this image on twitter writing bigger than hockey, we stand together for equality.

that tweet came with a picture of all the players standing. the predators also writing on twitter, together. the black lives matter movement is still receiving attention. minnesota wild defenseman matt dunba became the first player to take a knee. he is part of the hockey diversity alliance that formed in june. the team posted a tweet as well, saying the minnesota wild is proud of matt dunba, we respect and support his heart felt passion. rob: nobody can believe tom brady's iphone. tell us about this. >> okay. so tom brady posted something on instagram over the weekend, it was a picture of his phone screen. it was supposed to show the fact that it's 99 degrees. if you see under that, it also shows that he has an iphone 6 plus. a phone that came out in 2014. six years ago. so you know, this doesn't surprise me. it doesn't seem like he's a guy that's super into all the bells and whistles of technology.

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>> i have looked all around this town ♪ i have had no luck. >> you can't touch. jillian: as students, teachers and parents prepare to return to the lasm in the age of covid-19 this fall. one principal going viral for unique approach to ensure his students stay safe. rob: that's a heck of a video. dr. quinton lee joins us live to talk about this. we love the video. tell us what inspires you to do. this. >> well, i just wanted to provide an opportunity to have a little bit of fun with creativity for my students and with my students and just to really get them prepared for all of the new guidelines that we have coming up in the midst of covid-19. jillian: i'm sure that they love. this tell me how long it took to you write these lyrics and come up with this video. >> it took me about 35 minutes for the lyrics and recorded it upstairs on the computer. we shot for about an hour and 15 minutes. and then my videographer jaylen mitchell was able to put everything together. it's been fun to see the work go

in and see the product. rob: absolutely. this is kind of your thing. do you this from time to time. this is not your first try. obviously it's a really good video. we can tell you have tried before. >> yes, sir. actually, i have had about five videos, actually. kind of go viral. this is kind of fun. this is actually the biggest thing that's ever gone. i. jillian: getting serious for a second with the question of a lot of schools figuring fought they're returning. where do you guys stand? do you think you are ready safety wise? i know from the video it look its like you are what about your students. >> it can't be as they were. we have got to make sure we are following the glindz guidelines as set forth. regardless of howe we feel about them. i'm fortunate to be part of a district that has outlined a great plan that's going to help promote safety and our goal is to follow all of those guidelines to help ensure the safety and wellness of every student on our campus. rob: there is a big debate right now about kids going to school

versus learning at home there are a lot of people really talking about the importance of being in the classroom. what that means to a student. tell us how important that is. >> definitely important. that we don't storm learning. we can't stop learning during this covid-19. the trauma that's going to be brought on from covid-19 is bad enough. we don't want to have academic trauma happen to these students as well. regardless if the parents are choosing to send their students back in person or shirt actually, the students parents and teachers all have to work together so we can make sure the children are not following behind and get the essential standards that they need. jillian: absolutely. 10 seconds left. finally, where did you learn to dance? you have got the moves. >> well, i attended alabam alabm yngt i think that's where i got my start. jillian: thank you. something provide a smile to all the students right now. hard time for a lot of them. thank you for joining us

dr. againton lee, appreciate it. rob: we got to get you some of those big hammer pants. thank you, sir. good for us. i love that story. i love that dance move. set your dvrs eastern time never miss an edition of "fox & friends first." jillian: bye-bye. >> tropical storm isaias taking aim at the carolinas. >> north carolina and south carolina next 24 hours see hurricane force winds and potential storm surge up to 4 feet. >> i have declared state of emergency. >> talks set to resume between white house and democrats on a covid-19 stimulus relief bill. this will be equivalent to an agreement when we have an agreement. >> i'm not optimistic that there will absolution in the very near term. >> joe biden is getting closer to picking his running mate. >> the next three months are maybe the most important three months in the modern his