>> todd: brandi:ing right now, former prime minister shenzo abbe is dead. we should warn you, this video is graphic. [video playing] >> abbe was airlifted to the

hospital, officials say he is not breathing and his heart had stopped. >> our thoughts, our prayers are with him, his family, with the people of japan. this is very, very sad moment and we're waiting news. >> carley: former president donald trump saying devastating news, that abe has been shot, he was a true friend of mine and more importantly, america. >> todd: abe left office due to suspected health problems. breaking news overseas.

>> carley: another fox news alert, we are awaiting the release of the june jobs report this morning. economists will be watching as it could give off the latest sign of a recession. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro, white house trying to convince you their agenda will work. are you buying it? gallup poll says no, it is down 15 points from a year ago. that number includes 51% of democrats. former spokesman for the bernie sanders campaign says the economy seems to be running out of control, fundamental rights are being stripped away and the white house is not coming with anything. >> carley: hoff has more.

>> economists polled predict the report will show 268,000 nonfarm jobs added in june, that is down from may and would mark the slowest growth in a year. in june, announced 32,000 layoffs, an increase from the same month last year. none of this is troublesome to the federal reserve, it raised rates to curb demand. the labor market is one sector has benefited from and aggressive spending plans has progressives fearful, according to a report yesterday. runaway inflation is crushing president biden's approval rating and threatens to swamp democrats. many progressives say biden's

all-out messaging war against spiking crisis is making matters worse. here is how the white house responded. >> do you think your plan ask not popular with the american people right now? >> i don't think it is that our plan is not popular with the american people. we know american -- people are feeling it, gas and food prices are high, once in generation pandemic and putin's war. >> june jobs report will be out at 8:30. >> carley: thank you. did you hear this? head of secret service is leaving the white house after 32 years of government service. james murray has got a new gig set to become snap chat's new chief security officer, he's been looking to leave the west wing for a while now, i'm sure

his paycheck will have increase. >> todd: the great resignation from the white house growing by the day. take a look at high-profile departures on the screen. 86 left their role over the last year, biden staffers left at four times the rate during the first year of the obama administration and the administration is brushing off looming departure of communication director kate bedingfield. karine jean-pierre says it will not have a negative impact on white house operations. >> i don't think her leaving will have effect on what we're trying to do. she leaves behind a communications position, there is nothing new here, these things happen. >> todd: kate bedingfield will leave in the upcoming weeks, she was in charge of the

communications and she was jen psaki's boss and was vital in getting president biden elected. >> carley: biden lost 21 white house staff, a 15% higher rate than staffers who left during the trump administration, if you remember the media narrative it was a white house in chaos, i think it is safe to say the biden people see the white house as a sinking ship and going into self-preservation mode, jumping off the boat now >> todd: you eshgsz eliminate -- tough situation. >> carley: the thing with kate bedingfield, her departure came after joe biden complained his successes have not been communicated well enough, so who broke up with who? >> todd: tough to communicate success when there is not a lot

of success. >> carley: a bodega worker defended himself after -- who belongs behind bars? toeksz everybody talking about that one and did you see this? >> come on. come on. [sirens] >> come on! >> todd: dramatic body cam footage showing hero police officers save a man trapped in a burning car, more incredible footage of cops going beyond the call. that is coming up next.

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>> todd: new york city bodega worker sent to jail over murder charge is home after a judge agrees to lower his bail. >> the bodega family's boss and family posted the bail after the judge agreed to lower the bail from $250,000 to $50,000. jose alva is back home after be

ing imprisoned on murder charges. his family insisted he acted in self defense. mayor eric adams saying he supports the hard-working clerk. take a listen. >> it's time for new yorkers and americans to start standing up for people who follow the law. >> ashley: this is latest controversy against da bragg as crime continues to rise, crime is up 31% with 11,000 incidents compared to june of upon 2021 with 8500 total insists. >> we also need to address the perception among criminals that there are no consequences for their action. if you commit a crime in our city, we will find you, arrest you and build a case to

prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. >> ashley: alva had to turn over his passport. >> todd: with that, bring in former prosecutor, now criminal defense attorney. michael, how is this anything other than textbook self defense? >> michael: i have no idea. i have been looking at this case since i l it was brought to my attention by joe moreno, this is outrageous. a man is working behind the counter being attacked by someone bigger, younger, stronger and he defends himself. he was stabbed prior to that by the deceased's girlfriend and you are going to charge this man

with murder? it is most clear-cut case of self defense almost a textbook case you study in law school. >> todd: seems to be inverted justice here not only with alvin bragg but jurisdictions throughout the country where the victims are treated like a criminal. how do we stop this? >> we have to hold the da's accountable and i don't understand how da bragg comes to this conclusion. how do you look at the criminal history of the deceased and say this guy needs to be charged. as far as i know, mr. alva, has no record, he was working, he doesn't own the bodega, he gets attacked and defends himself and the da's office requests $300,000 bail and take his passport.

>> todd: woke da's want the victims to stand there is take it, that is a weird place to be in america, self-reliance and self-defense is a hallmark of our nation. i want your thoughts on the highland park shooting and the father robert crimo not in the clear just yet. what charges could attach to that father for his role in helping his son getun goes. >> it is really a question of what the father did and said, did he say, here is a gun to play with or did he have the guns and the son stole the guns? it's a matter of facts and what the investigators can get out of him. i can't imagine he is still speaking to the police, but you never know. >> todd: look at the facts of this, this father knew there were calls to his house in regard to his son. they know the son threatened

people before and nevertheless he allowed or helped his son get guns in this instance. in your experience, how common for the father or an accomplice who facilitated this to be charged in a case like this? >> we haven't seen a lot of it to be accessory or accomplice, it is hard to prove. you have to prove that person intended to help the murderer commit the accountas. simply the fact of having a gun in a house is not enough. i highly doubt this father didn't intend for this to happen. in the past shooters, even starting from columbine, never seen someone charged with accessory and the parknowents live with them, no history of that. i doubt there will be charges against the father. >> todd: we will see, michael

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the 55-year-old man only suffering minor injuries. job well done. in the meantime, $25,000 reward being offered to anyone with information on who killed five-year-old donaldson after she was shot while getting ice cream with her mom and brother. >> my daughter was five and she was shot in her face not just killed, shot in the face. she was brutally murdered. i want my baby home with me and she's by herself. >> todd: unbelievable. your heart breaks. joining me is ceo of crimestoppers of houston, it is in the -- crimestoppers, can we stop senseless crimes like this? >> i assure you we're doing everything we possibly can, we've gotten vocal as we can in

the most recent months and years because how many mothers can you have mourning and weeping the loss of their children. it is out of control in houston and other major cities across the country. >> carley: this little girl couldn't be any more beautiful, her name camia donalds. her mom is christina. she were at mcdonalds, bullets were flying through their car, when the bullets stop, she sees her son shot in the arm and her daughter lying lifeless on her son's lap and she ended up dying on her son's lap. what do you know about the crime so far, are there any leads in who committed this horrific act? >> crimestoppers is offering an award up to $25,000.

we are getting tips. we know this mother coming home from working late shift, she took her kids for ice cream, she pulled up to a stop sign and gets caught in the cross fire. four gentlemen in a silver honda, one out of the rear driver side window and started shooting at a food store past ms. waters' car. we are worry about active shooters, worried about church and going to the mall, worried about a july 4th parade. now we have to be fearful of having our kids in the car with us while we run errands to or from work? this is unconscionable what is going on, it is terrifying. >> todd: so many parents go through finishing a day, wanting

to be reunited with your kids, you upon don't think your child will end up dead, this has to stop. we hope you can help stop it. thank you. >> carley: you are doing good wo wosh. >> todd: here is the fox weather forecast. >> you are seeing early this morning we have spots in the upper 70s and 80s, that is just the beginning of how warm it will be. we have heat alerts from central texas running north into sanction and across memphis and over to the carolinas, spots it is not just heat, it is humanitarian. actual daytime highs in the triple digits. plenty of 100, add in dew point and humidity.

what does it feel like when you step outside? you are feeling like in some cases, look at little rock, 113, widespread a lot of spots close to 100 degrees, record-breaking heat close to it, seeing a lot of spots getting at or near record-breaking heat for today. that is the big story, it will be heat as we head into the weekend. find a pool, lake or air conditioning. >> todd: in a dry location, it is not dry in little rock -- >> carley: how do you know that? >> todd: i watched the forecast. >> carley: i didn't know you knew about weather. it is moist there. possible punishment submitted for border agents on horse back who did nothing wrong. >> todd: tomi lahren will join

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this video is graphic. [shots fired] [video playing] >> todd: abe was airlifted to the hospital not breathing and his heart had stopped. a doctor said he was bleeding due to a shot in the heart. the suspected gunman immediately taken into custody, he is a former member of japan's maritime force. antony blinken reacting. >> our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family, with people of japan. this is a very sad moment and we are awaiting news. >> todd: former president donald trump saying devastating news that shinzo abe, a truly great

man and leader has been shot, he was a true friend of mine and more importantly america. >> carley: no statements have been released from joe biden or kamala harris. abe left office in 2020 due to health problems, abe was 67 years old. big and tragic news there. greg abbott granting power -- >> todd: brooke singman has the latest on a showdown between texas and the feds. brooke. >> brooke: good morning. texas governor greg abbott is taking matters into his own hands with executive order to address the chaos at the border. abbott is apprehending -- listen to this. >> can an international organization label the biden's border between the united states and mexico the most deadly

border in the entire world. texas is stepping up trying to compel biden to pass the laws passed by congress. >> brooke: texas border patrol stopped 523,000 between january and may of this year, that is up from 417,000 during the same timeframe last year. abbott says there is direct correlation between the biden border crisis and america's opioid epidemic saying the cartels are embolden by the policies and record numbers of people, weapons and deadly drugs like fentanyl. biden's cbp is -- in del rio last year, these images triggering uproar on capitol hill when top democrats mistook the reigns being used as weapon

against migrants, most prominent being the president himself. watch this. >> to see people treated like they did, people being strapped, it is outrageous, those people will pay. there will be investigation underway and consequences. >> brooke: cbp is expected to announce the results of the investigation any day now. >> carley: let's bring in tomi lahren, what do you make of this cutive order? governor abbott says he is forced to do things like this because president biden is not doing his job. >> tomi: that is right. if the biden administration will not secure the border, it is up to governors to do something. abbott has taken a strong role in this as has ron desantis. there is no excuse for what is

going on at the border and we haven't heard the biden administration try to give us one. not only is what is going on at the border cheating americans being inunidated on the border and elsewhere, slighting migrants coming over who will never live the american dream because of the way they entered illegally and as governor abbott said this is enriching the criminal organizations, drug cartels, ravaging their home country and ours with opioid epidemic and fentanyl. there is no excuse for it and the biden administration, they have not tried to offer us one issue they remain silent on this issue, they need to be pressed on a daily basis. >> todd: did abbott go far enough? >> tomi: i think he's doing everything he possibly can. i think the people of texas are

leaning on him more so for leadership, they are not getting leadership out of the white house. it is up to congress, this is national security and governors shouldn't have to deal with this, but this is the situation they are dealing with and i hope more governors stand up next to abbott and have similar solutions to his. someone has to do something, this is not sustainable. >> carley: i would understand president biden border policy if it were working politically. you have historically blue congressional seat in texas flip red because of the open border issue and yet the president is not reversing course. >> tomi: yeah, that is because democrats play the long game here, they are okay with losing a few seats here and there and okay with narrative being unhappy with the border crisis, the invasion, they are okay with that, they are interested in the long game, they will remain

quiet on this, the numbers don't lie, we have hundreds of thousands come into the country. that does not include the gotaways, democrats see new voters coming in and they are allowing this to continue to happen. >> todd: check out tomi lahren on monday, wednesday and thursday on outkick and tomi tuesday is here on friday, i point out the obvious. tomi lahren, we appreciate your time, thank you, my friend. remember the oil from our reserve stockpile? >> carley: i do. >> todd: president biden allegedly sent to china? hunter biden is tied to the company that received it. cheryl casone has details next. >> carley: and dramatic rescue caught on tape, entire family forced to jump from the window of their burning apartment

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>> todd: cheryl casone from our sister network, fox business, with more. >> cheryl: the federal probe into hunter biden's overseas business deals continue, the first son was all smiles at a special ceremony and spend the weekend at camp david as has father sold from the petroleum reserve to subsidiary of chinese-state controlled company, unipec, who has been buying up russian oil, about a million barrels per day is being released from the sbr through

october. >> carley: seth smart has a message for president biden ahead of his trip to saudi arabia. >> cheryl: the topic of oil, saudi arabia crown prince will host president biden during his trip to the middle east. one american father has a problem with that, seth smart's daughter was killed after a speeding saudi student hit her, that student fled the u.s. with help from the saudi consulate. the father joined you last hour. >> i'm not very political, i don't know the ups and downs, i know this, any agreement between the u.s. and saudi government that does not address saudi students that have not stood trial, and they have been accused of rape, possessing child pornography and for killing my daughter fallon. this is not a good deal for the

u.s. >> cheryl: charged with first-degree murder before he fled the country and returned to saudi arabia and he left by private jet. >> carley: thank you so much for that. take a look at this, burning building leaping for their lives. hero police officers catch them below. watch this. [screaming] >> we got you. we got you. come on, come on, come on. good job. good job. good job. come on. [screaming] >> come on. >> come on. >> carley: two heroes, madison police officer philip and patrolman nicole, join me now. this is incredible footage. patrolman, can you put into words what we are seeing in this video and what was going through

your mind as this was happening? >> we show up and first you hear the children and see the children and you know you got to do what it takes to get the kids out. we sprung into action and started directing the kids out of the window. >> carley: you had to get the kids to trust you to jump into your arms out the window, how did you do that? >> i made mention before, went into dad mode and tried to talk to the kids the way that i would talk to my own kids, that is what i defaulted back to and what a lot of us tried to do at the same time just to build some sort of trust with them so they trusted us to catch them. >> carley: officer, i'm sure as a father yourself, this situation seeing the scared kids resonated with you? >> it really did.

it was something that just motivated not only me, pretty much everybody else on scene who are fathers and have family members who are that age to were doing. continue what we >> carley: without a doubt. patrolwoman, do you know how the fire started? how big a deal was this? >> we showed up on the scene, we were dispatched to a structure fire. we immediately see an upstairs building apartment and flames were in front of the staircase. it didn't take long to realize there was one way out and that was a window, we don't know the details of the fire, it is under investigation. there was one way out and the front door was engulfed in flames.

>> carley: how many children did you save? there was also an adult in the building. you were there for a while catching people from the windows. >> in total, five children and a -- an adult that was the guardian for the children for the night, a grandmother to one of the children and the mother to a few of the others. yeah, in total, there were five kids and one adult. >> carley: i always wonder this, patrolman, after a day like this, when you and your team rescue people in a high, interrence tense situation, you go home and what happens then? >> you go home, this happened at 1 a.m., huge adrenalin rush. that particular situation and call, you are thankful, so many other circumstances and outcomes

that could have happened and i think a lot of us felt grateful we could help make that outcome what it was. >> carley: absolutely, how is everybody doing? have you spoken to them since this incident took place? >> one of our detectives reached out to the family the following day and besides a couple straps from the window, everyone got out with minimal injury. ems was quick to respond and they were scene pretty much immediately and took over care at that point. >> carley: thankfully you were both there, along with your fellow officers. thank you both for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> todd: fox news alert,s japanese prime minister shinzo abe is dead after being aassassinated at an event.

the country's longest serving leader. >> carley: former president trump had a close relationship with the former prime minister, who is sending condole ence /*ences to the family this morning. we'll talk to lara trump. >> todd: and brian kilmeade is coming up. >> brian: president biden's white house claims they have a plan to stop inflation issue great. we are just hours away from the weakest jobs report in over a year, how do we interpret that? charles paynewill crunch the numbers this morning and bob be babin on the southern border. governor abbott takes matters into his own hand with executive order that allows him to apprehend illegal immigrants out of the country.

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tribute, of course, pouring in from around the world, including from former president trump who says, quote: absolutely devastating news that former prime minister shinzo abe a truly great man and leader has been shot. he was a true friend of mine and much more importantly america. >> carley: fox news contributor lara trump joins us now. lara, good morning to you. former president trump and prime minister abe met several times when both men were in office and this is absolutely unexpected, devastating tragic loss. what are your thoughts this morning? >> yeah. well, carley, you said it. it's a tragedy. it's truly horrifying when you see things like this happen. my thoughts immediately went to, of course my father-in-law who also is a former leader and thank goodness he is surrounded by great men and women from the united states secret service that keep him protected every day. but, you know, you just referenced the relationship that my father-in-law had with the

former prime minister. i know he visited mar-a-lago multiple times. they respected one another very highly as leaders of great countries. but they also, i could think, had a friendship that developed over the years. they played golf together so many times. i believe the prime minister even attended one of the first lady's birthday dinners unexpectedly. that's sort of the relationship that they had. and obviously a tragic loss for japan. our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire country. our condolences and truly a loss on the world stage as well. i know that, again, my father-in-law truly respected him as a great leader and this is a huge loss for him as well. >> todd: at a time trump presidency when a number of world leaders avoided the u.s., avoided our country, severed their relationship. shinzo abe did not do that he doubled down with president trump and really forged a strong bond.

what did that bond mean for the u.s.? >> well, i think, look, whenever you have allies around the world that are willing to reach out and make your relationship even better, i think that's always a positive thing. so i think you look at japan at this time and you are exactly right, todd, this was something that other leaders were maybe afraid to do but it meant that the united states and japan had a great working relationship. that there were many visits between these two men throughout the course of my father-in-law's presidency, and that's always a positive thing, i think, for a country whenever you can be on the same page and work very well together, with your allies. so, obviously, i think that was a positive thing, and i think other leaders took notes from that and said hey, if he is able to do this, then we should be able to do the same thing with donald trump, with america and hopefully they saw him a bit as a leader in that space. again, another reason that this

is just such a tragic loss. >> carley: abe was the longest serving prime minister in japanese history. he was 67 years old and apparently the gunman has been apprehended. turning now to american politics and there is an' nbc panelist her name is kimberly, she is at the "boston globe" she warned this a messy primary for democrats would also be extremely damaging for 2024. what would be best for democrats would be to find a way to get that energy behind their president but it doesn't seem right now, especially given the way that some of these other democrats are essentially running already, that doesn't bode well for him, meaning president biden. one of those is gavin newsom. there is a lot of energy surrounding his name right now. not a lot of energy surrounding this current president according to a fox news poll. 43% of voters approve of biden's job as president. looking to 2024 and this warning from this nbc panelist, what do

you think is going to happen? >> yeah. i mean the fact that we are not even yet to the midterms in 2022 and we are already talking about who will run on the democrat side when the democrats hold the white house and it is the first term for joe biden is rather remarkable but it does tell you just how badly really things are going for the democrats. and they have no bench on their side when it comes to who could actually pick up the mantel and run with things if not joe biden in 2024. obviously the natural progression of things is kamala harris, the vice president. she has historically low popularity rating. she has not even attempted any of the tasks she has been given as vice president. and you remember when she ran for president, she polled so low then and did so poorly she dropped out before the primaries in her own state. so most people think it's not going to be kamala harris. you have pete buttigieg, the transportation secretary, who people like to talk about. nowhere to be found during the

supply chain crisis, like we have never seen in america before. you have hillary waiting in the wings. you have michelle obama who people like to talk about. truly, it is a tough spot for the democrats right now. >> todd: rock meet hard place for the democrats. lara trump, have great weekend. and with that "fox & friends" and flo rida. >> steve: it is 7:00 p.m. in japan and we start this hour of "fox & friends" with a fox news alert. >> former japanese prime minister chins abe has been shot dead after being at a campaign speech in western japan. we have got the video when it happened we have to warn you the footage is graphic.