todd: in extreme weather alert. rob: slamming the carolina coast causing severe flooding and devastating fires as crews rush to save several communities. >> did that the system weakening to a tropical storm, we are tracking at every move as it turned its way up the east coast. >> at the end of the day the american people know this president has spared no expense, marshaled the whole of government responsible coronavirus pandemic, the whole america response. >> the trump administration promising now rock will be left

and turn in search for a vaccine. >> nancy pelosi is not planning on getting an economic deal done this week. so where are we? live in washington with where this stands. >> fashion do or fashion does? chapo b is getting into the closing game. >> "fox and friends first" continues right now. shannon: don't know about the avocado clothing that i was telling you about avocado plant and see how that turns out. >> the east coast is not crazy about it. i like the west coast and see

how you do. shannon: good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. >> we begin with extreme weather alerts. isaias downgraded to a tropical storm as it continues inland after making landfall as a category one hurricane overnight in the carolinas. >> the power is out. jillian: heavy wind and rain knocking power out hundreds of thousands, the storm sparking a series of house fires in north carolina. todd: it is long past you now. >> reporter: it is long past and always surprising the nice weather, usually surprising the nice weather on the backside of

the hurricane, a breeze blowing from the south while isaias's menacing the coast just north of here. the storm just after 11:00 last night as a category one hurricane, winds clocking in at 85 miles per hour bringing plenty of rain, plenty of floodwaters. the eye of the hurricane made landfall at 11:00 so 2 hours after high tide but what happens oftentimes as the tide what is trying to receive the wind plasma hurricane will blow the water back so you get plenty of floodwaters. here in myrtle beach, the floodwaters were two to three 3 feet deep, cars were inundated by floodwaters. a rather surprising effect is it caused a number of structure fires. the fire department reported they had a number of structure fires during the storm last

night. as the sun comes up an hour and a half from now we will have a better idea how much damage was done but the storm has been downgraded to a tropical storm, still to be taken seriously and has potential to whip up tornadoes, plenty of rain and water. donald trump saying that people further north need to take it seriously, government agencies need to remain on alert as well as local governments, federal government and the public needs to remain vigilant. everybody remembers sandy which didn't have the title hurricane but did plenty of damage. back to you in new york. >> isaias did significant damage to parts of the carolinas. >> north carolina congressman dan bishop, thanks for coming on. sounds like flooding and fires were two big problems we saw. >> it came ashore is expected. this area immediately west of the coastal area is robison county, it has taken a series of

belows in that region with heavy flooding from hurricane events, we had matthew, florence, dorian last year and now isaias and folks -- it is very tough. people need to be vigilant, we expect a significant rainfall event as your report indicated and folks -- a conversation last evening with fema's administrator, reported to me preparations are well made, north carolina emergency management is ready, they have shelters available, they are prepared to accommodate folks was the coronavirus situation, doing temperature checks, social distancing, i think we are ready but it is another tough below over that area of north carolina. >> what do you want folks in your area to know.

it is hurricane season and it ramps up in august and continues the next few months so right now people need to be preparing. >> they need to be vigilant, the report also indicated you need to pay attention to announcements from authorities and be prepared to drive through floodwaters and that sort of thing, a time to be cautious once again for that area of north carolina. >> the other big story is tick-tock. what will happen with this chinese apps, the united states to get some of the money from the sale. what do you think of this idea. >> an unusual aspect of it. there are pieces that make sense. to protect national security and personal information of americans, the security concerns

that are the most serious, potentially a generation of young people whose identity information is turned over to the chinese communist party, the white house is moving in the right direction, donald from doing it in a way that is creative and will preserve and protect value and make available this apps to people interested in an and protect american security. democrats have been willing to do that, but security concerns are not to be dismissed. the latest issue from the chinese communist party. shannon: you mentioned a generation of young people on covid-19. we were talking yesterday about is this going to do anything to the election because you have a generation of young people on the apps who use these apps and who see what is going on. what your opinion on where that

stands? >> that will pass quickly, folks that are concerned about losing the availability of the apps will adapt. it is a serious national security concern, something the united states government has to contend with from time to time and the flexibility and creativity in terms of how does result, microsoft has to show it should work out will resolve the security problems. but i think folks will get over it pretty quickly if we minimize the disruption. >> in no way beholden to the chinese communist party. thank you, good to see you. live look at capitol hill as congress inches toward a deal on

coronavirus relief, very slowly, coming to a head over several terms including unemployment. >> the president prepares to take matters into his own hands. >> the president is frustrated because meetings over the weekend between nancy pelosi and schumer produced very little progress. >> i'm not optimistic there will be a solution in the very near term. >> they insist they want and outcome but they were behind closed doors to assure a bipartisan agreement that is not reached. >> mcconnell planned a vote on the package. the sticking points are the size of the deal, $600 enhance latched on friday compounded by exploration of others but the

leaders say they are seeking common grounds. >> we have had a good session understanding where we need to go. others understand the gravity of the situation. >> stronger response by the federal government to get out of this mess. >> meanwhile the president is trying to do something, suggesting he will intervene with an executive order. >> i'm totally involved, they want to bailout cities and states that have done a bad job over a long period, nothing to do with coronavirus, we are not interested in unemployment, they are not interested in evictions but i'm going to stop it because i will do it myself if i have to. i have a lot of powers with respect to executive orders and we are looking at that very seriously. >> reporter: it is unclear what that might look like has coronavirus cases continue to rise, 4.7 million cases in the us now of which half 1 million

are in california. governor gavin newsom had this to say. >> this virus is not going away. it is not going to just take labor day weekend off. it's not going to take how to wean off for the holidays off. and we have therapeutics, until we have a vaccine, we are going to be living with this virus. >> finally and optimistic number to leave you with, pennsylvania reported no new covid-19 does for the first time since march. shannon: we will take it. as talks continue senator lindsey graham points to one big factor preventing democrats from negotiating a fair deal. >> they hate trump more than they care about you and your family. these people the democrats of gone nuts when it comes to trump. they believe their stimulus package would help the president, therefore they are not going to negotiate. >> the pandemic affecting tens

of millions of americans out of work and check this out. might make you think twice about going in the water, massachusetts state police released a video of a 10 foot great white shark working 50 yards from the shore off cape cod over the weekend. >> one of two shark spotted at the time, the beach is closed due to an earlier sighting. >> i went shark diving one time a mile out and started and i said you want to see the big ones we have to go closer to shore. i will never forget that conversation and 200 yards the other way, i was blown away. jillian: 12 minutes after the other, the testimony about the discovery of lori vallow's kids.

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heather: the husband of the so-called cult mom facing charges, they were found on his property. the first time detectives describing gutwrenching conditions in which the children suffered. >> the tape continuously wrapped all the way around his arms, a ball of the tape where his hands would be. todd: police showing body cam video, laurie can be heard telling police she is a good person. that is not shared with the

public. >> donald trump says he can issue an executive order after slamming the process for the potential of massive cheating. >> the battle of the ballot keeps up. >> reporter: donald trump says he can issue that executive order with the expected influx of mail-in voting come the november election. calling the voting option a corrupt system during interview. >> they are going to send tens of millions of dollars to california but he got a ballot for something else. you have millions of ballots, nobody knows where they are going, no way you can go through a male in vote without massive cheating. todd: the president calling for a redo in the democratic primary for new york's 12 district

between carolyn maloney after thousands of mail in ballots were invalidated. that race is undecided six weeks after voters cast their ballots. the democratic governor signed a bill after a threat of legal action from the trump administration. as we get closer to november the battle over d bates heating up with democrats. over whether joe biden should face off against donald trump. >> i don't think it will be an easy debate but cowering and hiding in the bushes and saying i won't debate would be a mistake. we will see. >> new york times op-ed argues we should end debates altogether. who knows what will be ended next. back to you. jillian: we will see. 18 after the hour, social

studies class, new push by the far left to do away with what they describe as racist curriculum. todd: officers above and beyond despite anti-police climate. louisville police officer who helped save the baby girl's life in unbelievable circumstances. he joins us with this message coming up.

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>> welcome back, two louisville police officer spring into action and attend situation to save the life of a 9-month back baby. they want to remind the community they are here to help. joining me with that message is doctor lewis of the louisville police department. tell me what happened. it was heartbreaking to hear the story but tell me what happened. >> just driving, noticed there were local police involved in

some type of chain. i moved out of the way and after they went past as i got to the bigger intersection there were multiple people in the roadway, vehicles that had been hit with myself and my partners were down, we immediately started springing into action, people hit by a car or other vehicles, a vehicle i was met with at the time, there was a baby, a deceased male on top of her and i was able to cut the airbag and the seatbelts to free the baby

out of the car and getting the baby out of the car, we needed to get to the hospital fast. we see children with trauma but this severe we don't usually see that day today. we decided to put her in our car. we knew she needed to get there. we put her in our car and started to drive and then we noticed there was an ambulance that was close so immediately stopped when we got to the ambulance and we need to go. this is it. jillian: i know that baby is still in critical condition at a local hospital. once that was done i know you broke down into tears. tell me about that emotion for you. >> the emotion as police officers - once i got her to the

hospital my job was done, now it is in the hand of doctors so now it is time to be human. even thinking about it i am still tearing up. you have to be human at that point and i have two daughters myself and to see this little girl the emotion is overwhelming. jillian: in the final seconds there's a lot going on in this country right now with anti-police sentiment. what is your message to america to those who are watching? >> everybody watching just remember even me as a black police officer it is not about race. i put on the uniform every single day, same with my partners and we continues to our job even as things are a little bit strange but we will get through this together.

jillian: thank you for joining us, you are a hero. you don't always consider yourselves that but you are, thank you very much. >> 26 after the air. a new series that may not be all it is cracked up to be, tom homan says it shows nothing more than anti-ice propaganda on netflix. we will talk about it coming up. find your sense of wander. find the world is new, again. at chevy we'd like to take you there. now during the chevy open road sales event, get up to 15% of msrp cash back on select 2020 models. that's over fifty-seven hundred dollars cash back on this equinox. it's time to find new roads, again.

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try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. isaias downgraded to a tropical storm, wind and rain slamming the carolinas. todd: a few hours ago in myrtle beach. >> the storm made landfall half an hour north of here. it is racing up the east coast, downgraded to a tropical storm, it did make landfall at 11:00 last night the eye hitting ocean oil new jersey at 85 miles per

hour bringing with it flooding of rain and floodwaters. we saw the roads close to these get 2 or 3 feet deep with water, cars were inundated, people in ocean isle, north carolina we saw a surprising consequence, a number of structure fires, local officials report different house fires but as the storm is moving north it is a force to be reckoned with, has potential tornadoes, tens of thousands of people are without power. todd: let's talk to janice for the latest on isaias and where it is right now. >> janice: we are going to get the results of this storm, tropical storm in new york city towards maine today moving very quickly. tornado threat and risk for 3 to 6 inches of heavy rain, inland

flooding will be a big concern, power outages and trees down as well. in some cases the strongest winds the northeast has experienced since sandy. this will be significant, the storm is 70 mile-per-hour sustained winds downgraded from a hurricane making landfall at 85 miles per hour. tornado watch is in effect with carolina to the pink, those pink polygons are tornado warnings. with landfalling tropical systems, potential for week tornadoes causing structural damage and that will be ongoing throughout the northeast this afternoon and tonight. we will say goodbye to the system overnight into wednesday as it moves into canada but no joke we are dealing with at least tropical storm force windss to the northeast with heavy rainfall threat, some storm surge and power outages. as it moves to the northeast people need to be on alert.

there will be power outages and there's going to be inland flooding so be on alert. we will keep you up to date. i almost forgot your names. todd: there's a lot going on. >> janice: you would never forget my name. rob: i would never forget yours. a big time of year for you, thank you so much. the 2020 election could really impact immigration for years to come but our next guest says the biden effect is already begun. tom homan credit the massive uptick in border crossings to joe biden's immigration plan even before the immigration has happened. tell us about this.

>> democratic nominee for president joe biden saying three things, he will stop deportations on day one of his presidency, deportations resume he will only deport those convicted of serious felonies and he's going free healthcare, best healthcare system in the world to illegal aliens, doesn't take an immigration expert to realize what that will do. it is an enticement, a message to the rest of the world that is okay to enter the country illegally. it is okay to displace american workers and worker illegally. as long as you don't commit a serious felony you will never be deported. the cartels already gearing up and numbers picking up. todd: we will show you those numbers, apprehensions from may to june, 40,000 migrants attempting to cross into the country over the border, 40%

increase from the month before. they are picking up. the news gets to mexico, you've got news that the president is likely to lose the election and a lot of rhetoric from the left talking about free healthcare, free college, universal basic income. how enticing is that 2 people living beneath the poverty line in mexico? >> i have -- reasons all the successes president has had on the border, 85% decline, we lose the border with joe biden. rob: let's talk about this documentary on netflix that

talks about immigration policy, called immigration nation. let's take a look at it. >> isis enforcing federal immigration law. >> this is precision policing, we know what people are going after and we move them. rob: what do you make of this documentary? >> it is garbage wasn't investigative journalism, these are two filmmakers who wants to make an anti-line enforcement film, police just before the election. i have seen a lot of reports on this that ice offices acted inappropriately, no moral compass, separating families, simply not true. they enforce the laws congress

and acted, it is also many times in hearings, congress has failed to fix but you can't blame men and women who enforce law, they are doing their job protecting america. rob: obama did that as well. >> when i was ice director we had hundred and they still do, hundreds of investigative journalists, cnn has done that. i have been there. there is a purpose for this document series, it is false and sit down these two directors on national tv, i am embarrassed them. they are taking context, conversation out of context, factually inaccurate.

rob: we appreciate it. >> some chicago leaders want history clan souls because it causes racism. it doesn't promote white privilege and inclusive of all races. >> just not right we continue to teach people, not inclusive of all the contribution systems, a melting pot. >> with civics until a better account until it is made. it is 38 after the hour. paving the way for flying cars. rob: the new law in one state to prepare for the future coming up. ♪ his boy elroy ♪ guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'.

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>> major us cities helping a struggling. jillian: cheryl casone he joins us with the program. >> reporter: jack dorsey is getting involved, the city joining the program backed by $3 million in funding from dorsey for universal basic income. this he will hand out monthly payments via a debit card to certain residents. dorsey gave the money to mayors for guaranteed income in los angeles, california, newark, new jersey, and 3 million, mayors for agi.

income gap levels, systemic race and gender for families. the cars is a good one. you can have a flying car but can't fly your flying car. the new -- they are legalizing flying cars. thank you for the music. flying cars being developed by several companies, in this actual video. they are being developed, reserved for purchase if you want one eventually. the law requires they have license plates. at airports in new hampshire, officially you will drive to the airport, that is the master plan. rob: you get into a fender bender and plummeted thousand feet to earth.

>> you had to bring that up. rob: that would be my concern. jillian: still ahead after the break. rob: brian kilmeade has a flying car. brian: not working on that, working on that deal right now. an unlikely scenario where it comes true. let me tell you what is coming up for the next 3 hours. live from the capital, with the deal in texas and a push back about mail in voting. massachusetts, the swat team and many things they have done to capture the boston marathon bomber. former police chief leading the search with the commissioner and he will talk about that. he is more than disappointed. i never met sean hannity in person that seems nice, he will

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>> donald trump releasing a new campaign advertising comparing 2020 democratic candidate joe biden to socialist dictators in latin american history. rob: will this message stick? rachel campos duffy joins us live. a lot of latin american this been through socialism, they can see what happened. >> it is not ancient history. no one knows better than hispanics, lots of freedom, poverty, missouri, venezuela is the best example. 18 years ago the richest country in latin america is clearly socialism. when that happened in venezuela the cubans tried to warn the venezuelans they are taking down

statues, rewriting history, punishing dissenters, nothing will happen, just street name, just a statue and then it happened. it will work for the trump administration. and less then a point. jillian: you are the mother of two beautiful children, you have your fox nation show, let's talk about schools, one of the big topics around the country, governor tony evers will keep the school closed in maryland. private schools closed, with parochial schools. what do you think should happen.

>> a superintendent, right in bed with the teachers union doing a bidding, i expect that to happen. public and private schools in wisconsin, i just registered my public school kids into the private school because i want them to go to school full-time because this wasn't working when we were trying to homeschool. it didn't work for my kids. the data shows kids are not super spreaders, kids are less likely to get covid-19 than the flu. we don't shut down schools during flu season, we just keep our kids home when they get sick. i want them to go to school, moms like me and others with maryland laws, they protested

and started pressuring the governor and the governor came out and said i don't know what will happen here. we need to fight back because this is wrong. rob: state senator steve nass on the motives, the mandatory facemask order, the real purpose of the governor issuing an illegal emergency declaration keeping public and private schools reopening in november. kids in red states will be staying home? >> that could happen. rich kids like the kids in virginia, those moms getting together in rich neighborhood this, hiring private tutors, do you think they will be able to

do that? they are politicizing using our children as political partners in a ploy, if you could keep kids home your parents can't go to work, slow down the recovery and impact donald trump's chances of reelection. i think that is downright evil and it is wrong and they are trying to shut that down and probably cdc guidelines putting up other things to make the school safe so it is wrong what they are doing. rob: good to see you. 53 minutes after the hour. supposedly spicing up its exploding game. jillian: how avocado chips come into play.

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rob: that's interesting stuff. carley shimkus here with more on the citizens posse. carley: mark lamb is creating a citizen's posse to deputize residents. the goal is two fold. they want to teach residents safety measures in case of an emergency and also they want to teach folk what is police officers go through every day. sheriff lamb says i see so many people talking about police work and they don't have the slightest clue about what it is like to go out and do the job. if you don't like how police are come be a cop and help us change it. so residents will be required to take a four hour training course that covers things like basic constitutional law. firearm safety and use of deadly force. jillian: interesting. rob: that is interesting. it's a good idea. all right. let's talk about, i saw this yesterday on the old instagram and it just blew my mind that this was even possible. carley: totally. so five time united states ledecky is so good in the water

she can swim the entire length of a pool with a glass of motorcycle on her let bought spilling a drop. you asked the right question how is this possible. can a iy ledecky posted a question on twitter one of the best swims of my career open for debate. what can you do without spill egg drop? check out the got milk challenge on tiktok. i think she already wins. i don't think anybody will be able to post something as cool as that. jillian: that's awesome. to this next story maybe avacodod don't. >> if you like chipotle can you wear it. the company has launched a clothing line and the die in these clothing items and sheet are created out of avocado pits. avocado die. sweat shirts, t-shirts, baby onceys, button up t-shirts if you are feeling fancy. the items are available for

purchase today. sole there you have it for all the chipotle fans out there. jillian: mane some will avacado-do. our coverage of ice continues all morning long. rob: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> isaias claiming the carolina close. >> now downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves northward. even though it doesn't have the title hurricane any longer it still needs to be taken seriously. everybody remembers sandy. >> stimulus deal no deal in sight. >> trump care about you more than your family. >> they are not interested in the people or unemployment. all they are really interested in bailout money. >> putting forward bold progressive plans that mean the most. >> when people think he is a moderate. he is no mod democrat. he will be surrounded and buffeted by the socialist