jillian: empty stadiums?> a bunch of pictures circulating that show a lot of empty seats in nfl stadiums and some are wondering whether it has to do with anthem protest. a lot of empty seats there, a lot of tweets say, a lot of empty tweets at chicago bears game, bears usually sell out. lucas oil is very empty, people are coming because they paid season tickets in advance. some people or fans don't want to pay a lot of money to watch a protest. jason also says next season will be brutal on the nfl if they don't get a hold on this. so -- there's no real numbers if ticket sales are down, we will probably get that in a couple of weeks, it's still pretty early on. rob: i would love to know how the next season tickets go. that'll be interesting. let's talk about the half-time show. carley: absolutely. going by this picture, we can officially say justin timberlake is the super bowl half-time show performer, it's official and he also said this during sunday night football game, take a listen. >> you know, people are

jillian: used a stun gun?e officer forced to use a stun gun to break up this fight. both the drivers were hauled off to jail? >> talk about road rage or track rage. jillian: thanks for joining us on this tuesday. have a good day. rob: "fox & friends" begins right now. see you later. >> we are probably now, despite what we read, closer than ever before. >> we are together, totally, on this agenda. >> a rose garden truce, but what does it really mean? >> we are working very hard to get the tax cuts. we will continue to work hard to get healthcare. >> winners make policies and losers go home. >> army sergeant bowe bergdahl pleading guilty to charges including desertion. he could face life behind bars. >> meeting at league headquarters to discuss the protest. >> black athletes kneeling, that was not against our anthem or our flag. >> honestly, that thinking, that is the reason she lost the election. >> harvey weinstein and his brother are set to square off against each other at company board meeting. >> weinstein

jillian: like father like son.that hurricane and the decimation and jj watt stepped up and raise a lot of money. >> reporter: $37 million and he revealed how he plans to spend the money. take a listen. ♪ hope to dine ♪ the response in time ♪ going back ♪ >> reporter: what he is going to do, sounds like a fun song. what he is going to do is split it up between four charities, rebuild homes and schools. amazing stuff. we commend him. so too many people in social media. one person says thank you for everything, we are proud to be an american, love that, simple but true. thank you for all you do, we keep you in our prayers. you are an amazing person who gives from the heart. that started as a $200,000 goal, now $37 million. the grin on his face. i will say a lot of people have an issue with what is going on in the nfl but this is one of those stories that should be highlighted, how to put it to good use. jillian: the best way to say it. rob: hillary clinton has a long list of reasons for losing the election, she's not

jillian over to you. jillian: u.s.south korea sending more than 3 dozen warships off the coast of north korea to prepare missile launch from the rogue nation. drills involve 7 fleet aircraft carriers, uss ronald reagan along with other 40 vessels, this comes as tensions continue to escalate with director -- dictator kim jong un who has detonated six nuclear tests despite un ban. national security adviser hr mcmaster backing president trump's stance on the iran nuclear deal, mcmaster telling fox news sunday trump's move to rework the deal has international support. >> our european allies, the e3 are called, are supporting much more rigorous enforcement of the jcpoa and monitoring, this is not a trust-worthy regime. comprehensive monitor asking in order. jillian: president trump threatened to throw out deal if congress -- former president bill clinton and then attorney general loretta lynch. the emails found this summer in freedom of information request by watchdog judicial watch. last year limp met clint own on private

jillian: you could say that.ack on the campaign trail after a break and is not alone. >> let me say this. self-promotion is a terrible thing but someone has got to do it. i am a master legislator. rob: nancy pelosi, representing them at this point. jillian: the commander like you have never seen them before, the brand-new job robertson just scored when we come back. ♪ america ♪ what started as a passion... ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unlimited 2% cash back on every purchase i make. everything. what's in your wallet? and you look amazing...lyt dates.comfortable.azing. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth... ...and strengthen fibers. so, don't half-wash it. downy and it's done. jillian: said news, new orleans police officer shot and killed in the line of duty. the circumstances surroundin

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jillian: what is coming up today?president of the united states, talk about tax reform, he is dangerously close to naming a new hhs secretary. listen. >> i was talking to kellyanne conway, seems your close. >> we are more than close, won't so you the name yet because we are more than close. it will be a fantastic nomination. rob: we will see that quickly and karen tends with a huge show coming up. don't miss a minute, i urge you to please get dressed. at bp's cooper river plant, employees take safety personally - down to each piece of equipment, so they can protect their teammates and the surrounding wetlands, too. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. another day at the office. why do you put up with it? believe it or not you actually like what you do. even love it. and today, you can do things you never could before. you're working in millions of places at once with iot sensors. analyzing social data on the cloud to create new designs. and using blockchain to help prevent fraud. s

jillian: welcome back.oodell called fought for lack of action after saying players should stand for the anthem but is he not going to make them. people chiming in all morning long. every place of employment has a code of contact except, apparently the nfl. they are allowing the nfl to be used for social issues on the fan's time and dime. rob: bobby on facebook worthless goodell is scared of the players. i guess he would rather lose a few million fans instead of handful of players. he will find out soon he made the wrong decision. jillian: when the nfl continues to lose sponsorship, revenue and fans, perhaps then they will right the ship. but i doubt it. rob: wade dropping the mike on the last one. refusing to wear decal on their helmets to honor fallen police officers which is a very good point. jillian: time now for the good, the bad, and the ugly. rob: young girl giving up birthday presents to help out canine officers. she asked her friends to donate money to buy a $1,700 bullet proof vest for this pup in

jillian: thank you for joining us.at in its war against amazon doubling down on the grocery race. rob: the retail giant is convinced it sales will explode next year. >> reporter: walmart is already the number one retailer when it comes to in-store shopping but they have to keep up with amazon, they will be doubling the grocery pickups when you order groceries online, you pick it up right there and have 2000 of those, they will do this by 2018, hoping once you are there to pick up your groceries may be will pick something else up. the come back. they are hoping to increase online sales by 40% next year. jillian: i am the only person who has an done the online grocery thing. i never returned a car but now you can. >> reporter: a new program from hyundai trying to make a car more consumer friendly. participating dealerships will be able to check on their website for the actual asking price so you won't be surprised and they will that you schedule a test drive, you can test drive in your neighborhood, maybe around your off

jillian?houston stages the largest protest yet with nearly every member on the team taking a knee or sitting for the anthem. the protest in response to team owner bob mcnair comparing the players continue to mates. here now react is former nfl player and author of "liberalism or thousand turn good men into wineries, would he byes and wimps, burgess owens. thank you for joining us. your initial reaction when you, first of all, heard bob income narrow's comments last week. -- there is no limitation. now they are call their employer racist. you know, what are it comes down to is i remember growing up something called inmates running the asylum or the tail wagging the dog. tenksd, the translation is very simply, this employees do not have an opportunity to boss the boss. and these young men have to understand that and what gets me is that we are -- they are so upset, so sensitive about issues like being called s.o.b.s or whatever and meanwhile in the black community what's happening to what our wo

jillian: remember jeremy meeks?up, behind bars. ♪ of equipment, so they can protect their teammates and the surrounding wetlands, too. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. you've got to get in i know what a bath is smile honey this thing is like... first kid . . i can help us score those by noon. great. see you guys there. we would not miss it. watson, you gotta learn how to take a hint. i love to learn. rob: okay. couple big stories this morning. we have had the uranium one deal with hillary clinton and the obama administration. we've also had the dossier that's been funded by hillary clinton and her campaign. a couple big stories this morning. here is some of your reaction online. john on facebook, this goes straight to the top. obama and clinton, holder, they all deserve jail. such a disgrace to our country to be led by such a corrupt administration. jillian: come to mind. rob: unbelievable the amount of trouble h can get into. jillian: one thing the dnc and hillary clinton an

jillian: the new solution to combat fake news networks, we debate it next. ♪ jillian: donald trump setg another campaign promise after making his tax plan pitch to the american people. >> reporter: the president will upset democrats when he finds the healthcare order but getting a lot of play, putting more money in the pockets of working families in the middle-class, but first have to do something about the tax code. >> america is back on the right track that our country and our economy cannot take off like they should unless we transform america's outdated, complex and extremely burdensome tax code. >> reporter: wants to reduce the 7 brackets or eight as he calls it down to simple four, 12%, 25%, 35%. the key is the 0% bracket he says will include many who have fallen into higher brackets and double the standard deduction for individuals and families and cut the corporate rate from 35% to 20%. he called for bipartisan support but the goal is to get all republicans on board. paul ryan will say the opportunity of a lifetime, has to be seized, we had to turn this page, have to choose to

jillian: will they get legislation passed?ng last night's event congresswoman -- thank you for joining us. and this is a priority, they are laser focused, important for middle-class families and working-class families and expanding the child tax credit. what were your take aways? >> this was an audience that understood the importance of going back in the hands of americans and american families. as mother, businesswoman, entrepreneur, women are in the workforce to career families, job families, so important to have those resources to make sure children have what they need so they can get child care. and a crucial part of the package. >> what were the important things. supporting entrepreneurs, making sure businesses of all sizes can afford to hire and invest, tax structure is so punitive to those who create enterprise and create jobs. >> we would have to compete with the loss of the world. and cover the gamut of american life, men and women, seventh graders in the audience who were enthusiastic listeners who understood toward

jillian: thanks for joining us. the board for general john kelly's heartfelt speech. >> that i have become so important white house is bothering me in my words? this is amazing. >> frederica wilson proud of herself. the us army veteran who understands the sacrifice and honor service men make. cracking down on dishonesty, a dozen retractions from major news outlets since donald trump took office. should readers be sued for spreading fake news? we debate it coming up next. ♪when you've got...♪ ♪...nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ here's pepto bismol! ah. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ >> an emotional patriotic moment from john kelly. rob: a goldstar father self producing riveting and stunning condemnation of frederica wilson's claims about donald trump's condolence call. his love of country, patriotism shining through in every word. >> i was stunned when i came to work yesterday morning and brokenhearted at

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jillian: a cute one.g to support fans and players standing for the national anthem in the nfl, take a listen. not going to stand for my hand on my heart ♪ old glory represents ♪ this is my love ♪ >> finger pat garrett posted that on facebook, bringing a lot of praise. a fantastic song, love this, thank you. thank you for loving our country. vicki says one of the great amazing songs to represent our country and what it stands for. let's stand together to keep us as a great nation. this is an the first political song he has created. ten years ago he created a song called shoot mama in honor of sarah palin. heather: thank you so much. pat garrett. thank you. 30 minutes after the top of the hour, democrats instantly engaging class warfare on the historic tax plan. >> continues his war on the middle class with his unfair tax plan. >> completely focused on the wealthy and the powerful, not on the middle-class. heather: the trump administration says they are just playing politics. >> this isn't about tax reform,

jillian: there is no cure. a sense of anything americans can do at home in their personal lives to hedge against the horrible odds they are facing? >> absolutely. there is no cure at the moment, there is good research going on. i'm optimistic there will be treatment in coming years but in the meantime there is a lot of evidence to suggest you can do things in your day-to-day life to reduce your risk of alzheimer's. anything good for the heart is good for the brain. we know that sleep is an interesting area of research, when you are sleep your brain cleans itself and it cleans the toxins that cause the disease. patients who are very stressed, high levels of cortisol means they can deteriorate faster but also remaining socially engaged, if you remain as a socially active as possible, anything from engaging with friends and family on a regular basis, staying mentally engaged, reading a new language, anything you can do will reduce your risk of alzheimer's, help people in a traumatic phase of the disease. jillian:

jillian: incredible. steve: jillian, thank you. remember the dress?es or are they white or gray and tale? ainsley: what do you see? steve: old friend anna kooiman is going to drop by. brian: president trump taking tax pitch right to the truckers. one of the truckers he called out last night in a good way joins us next. >> with us today is kevin birch of jet express. he wants to create more american jobs. and we are working to help him do exactly that. i love you, droolius caesar, but sometimes you stink. febreze car vent clip cleans away odors for up to 30 days. because the things you love can stink. >> with us today is kevin birch of jet express who has been in the trucking business for more than 40 years. kevin says that if congress passes our tax relief and reform plan, he will be able to invest in new equipment and additional training for his dock technicians. steve: president trump there taking his tax plan to truckers in pennsylvania, calling out one of them by name. kevin. kevin, where are you? there you are right there. >> i am. steve: kevin b

jillian: how about that? his one-on-one interview by revealing he tried setting up one of ivanka's assistant's. look at your headline. steve: match maker, match maker make me a match. brian: no one goes for the cold call anymore. jillian: ivanka, if you have one for me let me know. ainsley: we are learning all kinds of things but this morning, jillian. watch your show u. ainsley: if you are interested. brian: tweet us or instagram. ainsley: she needs someone that gets up early. steve: a milk man. ainsley: i don't think they exist anymore. steve: you're probably right. brian: okay. we have got to go to extreme weather. hi, janice. steve: strong storms and tornadoes leaving a trail of destruction in spartansburg, south carolina. ainsley: that's where i was born. that right there in is in north carolina hickory regional airport. heavy rain hitting the streets of ashville causing flash flooding. steve: as brian just said janice dean is here with the weather. janice: we have a lot of serious weather to talk about.

jillian: oh, man. the dodgers. the series now tied at one game each. but, it was legendary announcer vin scully who stole the show returning to dodgers stadium for the ceremonial first pitch. >> i think i hurt my rotator cuff. i need a left hander to come out here and help me. oh my god. fern in anfernando venezuela.>>r after 67 seasons of calling dodger baseball. what a night. brian: he called it when they were in brooklyn. jillian: it's incredible when you see something like that. be there and have that moment forever. steve: skully was smart though. rather than actually throw it, he handed it to an expert. brian: i don't want to put a damper on it but they did lose. jillian: you nosy what, brian? jeez, just enjoy the moment. brian: i'm telling you they lost. steve: do you know who loves though is fox. ainsley: when is the next game? jillian: day after tomorrow. brian: knox is not all about ratings. steve: we love people to watch our show and janice has actually got a couple people going to watch her

jillian: u.s.eves someone may have betrayed four soldiers in niger giving up location to terrorists. they stopped in a village for food and water after conducting an overnight reconnaissance mission. right after they left, they were ambushed. we are also learning the troops may have been on mission hunting a senior al qaeda member. disgraced army sergeant bo bergdahl will finally face a military judge today as his sentencing hearing begins. vets wounded in the search for him are expected to testify. master sergeant mark allen was shot in the head. corporal jonathan was hit by rbg and navy seal jimmy hatch wounded by fire after bergdahl walked away from his post inrgdahl's sentencing s been held up because his lawyer wanted the tossed over comments of president trump. dodgers take game one of the world series. >> high fly ball into left. off the bat is turner. at the wall, it's gone. jillian: the dodgers beating the astros 3 to 1. proving they can handle the heat in more ways than one. how about it?

jillian, thank you. pete: thanks, jillian.held captive by the taliban for five years is expected to admit to a court he was a deserter. ainsley: after trading five tastes for his return the associated press reports that bowe bergdahl will plead guilty to desertion and misbehavior to the enemy rather than facing trial for abandoning his soldiers in 2009. pete: next guest led special forces search. green beret commanders and fox news contributor and author of the book warrior diplomat. is he retired colonel michael waltz who joins thus morning. obviously, this is a personal matter for you. what do you expect bowe bergdahl to plead this morning? >> this is justice 8 years in the making since he walked off his base in 2009. and this is justifiable for not only the soldiers and the men and women who were directly involved in the search for him. but all of the ones all across afghanistan who were starved of assets that they normally would have had, medevac, air support, drones, intelligence assets this they would have had in the fig

jillian: e.p.a.ott pruitt will sign the proposed rule today to withdraw the plan which aimed to restrict greenhouse gas emissions from the coal fired plant. the agency will declare the rule law by setting unreasonable standards. a baseball ends with two teams close tort world series and two others pushing their opponents to the brink. the chicago cubs beating the nationals 2 to 1 to take a 2 to 1 lead in that series. they play again tonight. and the l.a. dodgers sweeping the arizona diamondbacks overnight with a 3-1 victory. that is way back. and there she goes. in the al, the yankees facing elimination but beating the indians to force a do or die game five. and the houston astros moving onto the alcs after knocking out the red sox in boston in game 4. they celebrated, obviously, with champagne in the locker room. how else do you celebrate? and patriotic outfielder josh reddick donning an american flag speedo. so, you know, good morning, hey. brian: absolutely. that wasn't all champagne, right? jilli

ainsley: jillian is in the studio. jillian: i don't have cake in here. linked to mysterious sonic attacks that physically hurt 22 american diplomats in cuba. some victims even got brain damage. they say it sounded something similar to which by the way has been deemed safe for you to listen to. ains april the state department has yanked since the attacks. cuba has denied any involvement. loretta lynch isn't out of the woods just yet. the former attorney general along with u.n. ambassador samantha power will have to answer questions from congressional investigators about russia's alleged election meddling. powers will meet with the white house committee today. she heads next week. the panel is also expected to press her on hillary clinton's private email server and the unmasking of trump campaign ads. is your halloween costume racist? if you are not sure, ohio university students put -- ohio state university flow chart. the chart is in a student magazine support costumes that make fun of president trump but it warns white students not to dress up as prince

jillian, thank you so much. vegas as democrats push for gun control, many are pointing to australia's firearm restriction. from our next guest, he is from there, and he says those laws only have made things worse. plus, let's check in with bill, he's taking over the channel here in a couple of minutes. >> great job out there and good morning as the sunrises there in las vegas. the latest on the investigation. what does the girlfriend know? she's back home here now. steve, president trump is coming your way. jillian, as we await the latest from the sheriff this morning as well. mike huckabee will help us make sense of such a senseless act, and we'll speak to a u.s. marine who stole a pickup truck and took wounded to the hop. one of countless stories over and over and over again that we have heard this week. top of the hour right here ten minutes away ♪ can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned. see what a raymond

jillian: mattis says the u.s.or search for a possible serial killer intensifies. he runs moments after first of three separate deadly shootings. >> i have come up with four reasons why this person is running. one, they may be late for dinner two, they're out exercising. three, they hurd gunshots. and number four, they just murdered benjamin mitchell. jillian: police stopping short of calling that person a suspect, but they do say he could be the key to solving the murders. >>> nearly a complete showing of patriotism before the ravens crushing win over the miami dolphins on "thursday night football." the entire ravens team standing during the national anthem. three miami dolphins players stood in the locker room continuing streak of protests. ravens won 40-0. this morning new signs that disrespect is hurting the nfl. "fox news poll" shows the league's favorable rating dropped 20 points since 2013. only 46% voicing support. by the way the miami dolphins players have to stand or not come out on the field. ainsley: i

now over to jillian. jillian: i wish it would stop and go away. jillian: maybe today. we will see.'s get you caught up on the news of the morning starting here disgraced army sergeant bowe bergdahl now facing life in prison. he will learn his fate next week after pleading guilty to desertion and misbehavior to the enemy. captured by the taliban after walking off his most afghanistan in 2009. six soldiers died looking for him. president obama backlash for exchanging five you will taliban prisoners in 2014. tiffany morrison did not make it to sure after the blast and thought coast guard has suspended his search. seven others were injured. flames may have sparked after cleaning chemicals ignited. the cause is still under investigation. today harvey weinstein and his brother bobble are set to square off against each other at company board meeting. the disgraced hollywood mogul will be on speaker phone since he is at a sex rehab center in arizona. members are expected to formally fire is him. meantime tmz vowing to make movies again. saying writers and actors will want to work with him

what did they tell you, jillian? >jillian? they earns examined that night. they say you go through all that hospitals and americans and casualty situation. it's hard to be mentally prepared for something like this. sunrise is one of those hospitals that took in a lot of the patients, a lot of the victims who were transported in civilians' own vehicles. they were taking them out and they describe what the scene was like that night. jillian: were you working when this happened? >> i was at home and i got a phone call from our ceo. >> he was requesting help. and i felt the need to come and help the community. >> i called my husband one of the pediatric physicians i said get up. come to sunrise and operate on adults. >> what was the worst thing you saw. >> i put those in the criteria with devastating head injury. >> chaos. people everywhere. everything. you know, getting kind of caught off guard with the amount of blood that receives you at the ambulance entrance. >> first thing that comes to my mind is the way these patients look

meantime jillian has headlines. jillian: i'm getting that smell right now. opening arguments set to begin today in juan lopez sanchez the illegal immigrant accused of gunning down kate steinle at san francisco pier debate over sanctuary cities. he had been deported five times and just released by sheriff officials months earlier despite a request from immigration officials to keep him behind bars. he faces life in prison. solving prison violence one pizza slice at a time. ne"new york post" is reporting more than two dozen pizzas delivered to. so worst rikers island inmates part of a program that cuts back on violence. the corrections department says 75 inmates were given two slices each and cost taxpayers by the way about 400 bucks. tell us what you think about that. check your freezer a nationwide recall affecting major brands recall over concerns of listeria. prepackaged items man's packaging call flower, broccoli and others. there were more. september 7th and october 20th. so far no one has gotten sick. have you got to see this. a stunning save at a high

jillian: welcome back. ever-expanding russia investigation is setting its sights on someone close to the clintons. special counsel's office probing whether the brother of hillary clinton's campaign chairman violated federal law. catherine herridge looks at the evidence. >> special counsel robert mueller's off is exploring whether democratic lobbyist tony podesta's firm violated the registration act when it worked on behalf of ukraine. a spokesperson, the brother of hillary clinton, campaign manager john podesta said they complied with government rules and are cooperating with investigators. new development in the battle over the controversial trump dossier. the matter is in washington district court after an emergency hearing to block a house intelligence committee subpoena. a federal judge, obama administration appointee, decided whether to provide financial records for the from behind the research revealing sources who paid for the anti-trump final. they were no closer to knowing the facts after the forme

jillian: good morning to you.ow the name of the soldier killed in the helicopter crash in afghanistan. chief warrant jacob simsz died on friday. he was from afghanistan. he served tour in iraq and afghanistan. he leaves behin behind children. we do know enemy fire did not bring that chopper down. a packed passenger jet forced to make emergency landing for smoke in the cabin. the flight heading from germany to virginia safely diverting to boston. passengers met by fire crews on the runway and evacuated off the plane. the smoke purportedly started by a small fire in the gally where food is prepared. no one was hurt. houston astros now one win away from the world series title after a home run filled game five against the l.a. dodgers. curiel, high fly. high fly ball. jillian: astros putting the game away in the tenth inning with a walkoff hit for 13-12 hickory. houston now leading the series 3 to 2. two former presidents in the house for the win. >> let's play ball. [cheers] jillian: president george h.w. bush handin

jillian: a moment he will never forget. jillian: that's wonderful.n around we can see you outside flashing. janice: can you see me glowing in the dark? steve: what are you plugged into. janice: i think it's like a battery. any day can i wear flashing pumpkins is a good day for me. ainsley: only flashing aloud here. janice: right. exactly. no comment. take a look at the map, shall we? it's going to be not too bad a night for trick-or-treating. a little cool. 49 in new york city. we will take it 29 in minneapolis. 13 in rapid city. we do have a little bit of weather. we're not talking about a big, spooky storm across the great lakes. a little bit of snow. lake-effect snow there and then we have a system that's moving out of the rockies that could bring some snow showers across the central u.s. so hopefully your costume is maybe a size or two bigger so you can wear warm layers underneath your costume. there's the future radar. so that storm system moves out into the central plains. we do have the potential for showers and thunderstorms across the gulf c

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right now we have jillian with headlines. jillian: good morning guys.merican woman freed after five years in terrorist captivity rushed to the hospital overnight. caitlin comey's husband confirms the news but won't say why. the couple had has been living in canada because comey's husband refuses to come to the u.s. he fears he will be arrested over his ex-wife's ties to a former gitmo detainee. the rescue carried out by the pakistani miller. we have just learned seal team 6 was reportedly ready to act if pakistan did not. today attorney general jeff sessions heads back to capitol hill to testify before the senate judiciary committee. it comes after an explosive new report reveals the obama administration knew russia was using bribery and extortion to seize control of 20% of all u.s. uranium stockpiles. the administration cut deals with moscow anyway. according to the hill, fbi documents show russian nuclear officials gave millions of dollars to the clinton foundation while hillary clinton was secretary of state. the fbi documents claim the russian kick

thank you, jillian.urt is debating a case that will decide how and if officers should be shielded from liability. the case stems from a 2008 incident where multiple party goers were cleared of trespassing and they later sued d.c. police officers who were held liable for nearly a million dollars in damages and legal fees. there is worry that the ruling could make officers hesitate now to enforce the law. here to explain this is peter can earsonil a attorney for civil rights. thank you for joining us. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: cops arrest more than 20 kids or 20-year-olds partying. they dropped the charges. they took them to the police station and questioned them. 16 of them sued d.c. saying that they were arrested. for trespassing charges. they were not trespassing. they were called by this girl named peaches to come into the house and party with them. now the supreme court is arguing whether or not cops should be held liable. what do you think? >> this has to do with the doctrine for qualified i

hey, jillian. jillian: there are still so many questions that remain at this point. the biggest one is why did stephen paddock do. this w we do not know that just yet. we are getting reports that his hotel room was possibly comped. he was seen in the days leading up to the shooting with another woman. who is she? we still don't know that. new information has come out in the last few days including the fact that he booked a hotel room in chicago. at chicago's black stone hotel. this hotel overlooks the la la popolaaza. he never showed up for that reservation. we have learned this yesterday he was researching hotels at fenway and boston. at this point we don't believe he booked hotel rooms there. that information again still coming out at this hour. we also know that he booked another hotel -- rooms at another hotel here in las vegas when the life is beautiful music festival was going on. still, look, there is a loft questions revolving around scenario was this his main target. was he targeting other music festivals and he wasn't able to get the shooting done. a lot of

jillian loves to go out. jillian: yeah, right. i'm the biggest home body on the face of this earth.his. a cop killer on death row sticks his middle finger in the air during his final moment in life. corey put to death by lethal injection overnight. used last statement to curse the state saying quote, i hate you, i hate you, and giving the obscene gesture. in 1997 mcnabb walked up and shot officer anderson gordon five times as he sat in his parked patrol car. he tried to blow up a plane with a bomb in his underwear and now he says white supremacists are mistreating him in prison. suing the justice department for denying his free speech and religious rights. he claims other inmates are allowed to harass him during prayers and that he is not allowed to communicate with the outside world. the nigerian man trained by al qaeda serving four life sentences for the botched attack on the detroit bound plane in christmas of 2009. another high school catering to the pc police in the name of being gender inclusive. ending more than 50-year-old tradition of having guys and girls wear different co

jillian: america is remarkable. >> budweiser releasing prohibition era beer.eer they are bringing back called budweiser 1933, it is a recipe that hasn't been brewed since the prohibition era. you find on store shelves this week, a limited-edition, it comes in a short stubby bottle with higher alcohol content, what you expect from the prohibition era. budweiser don't do these seasonal beers but this is to celebrate the holidays and the repeal of prohibition. here's to you. heather: the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour donald trump making america safe again, his brand-new extreme vetting policy is up next. [chanting] heather: hundreds of college protesters shutting down conservative speakers as part of free speech. a conservative college student reacting to the outrageous new defense. ♪ heather: tougher vetting rules for 11 countries come alive this morning, great to have you with us in london. >> immigration once again getting the attention of donald trump, the latest four month ban on refugees coming to a close, new executive order calling for new

jillian, thank you very much.t why the gunman opened fire killing at least 5 people behind me in the field right here in vegas, first responders ran into the danger to help those in need. so how are they handling this tragedy? anthony a las vegas city councilman and retired las vegas police captain. is he also running for congress. he joins us live here on the strip. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, steve. steve: last night in las vegas, there was a candlelight vigil to remember the victims. tell me a little bit about it. >> it was very moving. we had elected officials there. but we had a lot of faith based folks there that just said some inspirational prayers and, you know, all we did was just remembered those that died at the concert and we're praying for those that have injuries to recover and get back to their house whether it's here or somewhere else in the country. steve: sure. as a police officer. for years you did training for every imaginable scenario. noble ever thought about somebody essenti

jillian: people sitting at home, you hear the opposite from both sides, republican saying what you justll benefit middle-class america, working americans have to go out every day and earn money to support their families and the other side saying this will ruin the middle-class and this is benefiting the top 1%. >> i don't know how taking money from ordinary working people and spending it on welfare to give money to those that don't work benefits the working-class. i don't understand why a waitress in texas shouldn't get more of her money back. on top of that things get simpler and fairer with doubling and standard deduction. more people will have a small tax form to file, very easy, very simple. april 15th has become such a nightmare for ordinary people without complex incomes. heather: speaking of americans come here's a poll on their frustration, 89% are frustrated with the way government spends taxes, 85% corporate loopholes, 85% say the middle-class overpays, 78%, too little. and 59% don't like the amount you pay. it does address a lot of these issues. >> no solution is perfect in w

jillian, i like what you're saying. the president isn't trying to be mean-spirited.ardworking americans who came here, perhaps snowfall directly of their own. is there a way to kind of make both sides happy and little bits. with the democrats be obstructionist? now you see chancy saying we have no bid for this. >> gillian: i was surprised to see. what worries me in this proposal there is an element of using the dreamers as a negotiating chip. president trump has taken great care in many speeches, many public remarks to talk about the fact that emotionally and psychologically he connects with the idea that america should be a place to welcome these people. so i was disappointed by that come about my own political stuff aside for a second, i think the proposal submitted yesterday is really the administration's answer to the criticism that president trump received in the wake of the failed health care appeal which is that he was not invested personally. he was not involved in the process. he was not down in the nitty-gritty, figuring stuff out, trying to help congress.

jillian: thanks for having me. great to see you, earn. molly: storm warnings effect up and down the east coast. as braces for the full exact of national hurricane center nate. i'm molly line. you're watching "the fox report." nate closing in on southeast louisiana where it is expected to make landfall with windfall up to 90 miles per hour. the storm prompting mandatory evacuation to some postal areas. including parts of new orleans. here is the big easy mayor mitch landrieu. >> we are now feeling the impacts of the hurricane. i felt them personally myself at 1:16 today which was a bit earlier than expected. slight adjustments in the track or the intensity can change all of the recommendations that were made. you have to stay focused and you have to stay involved and prepared. hit you fast. if you are in the way, you are not going to be able to get out of it. jillian: we have fox team coverage on this casey stegall on the ground in lake pontchartrain. we begin with adam klotz in the fox extreme weather center. adam? adam: it's a fast movin

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jillian: welcome back, 4:15 in the morning on the east coast.matic to most of money in the trial against an illegal immigrant on day 5 of the murder trial of kate steinle. we know how she died. retired officer testifying the gun was pointed at a crowd of people, the bullet ricocheted off the ground before striking steinle in the back. one lopez sanchez, the 5-time deported national admitted to filing -- fiery the fatal shot but he claims it was an accident. new york city living up to its sensory status to defy donald trump. city council expected to unanimously approve a bill that would ban the nypd from partnering with ice and other federal agencies to enforce immigration law or track undocumented immigrants altogether. of approved the wall would further defy the trump administration's thread to withdraw federal funding from all sanctuary cities. now back to this. bombshell indictments against paul man is about afort and richard gates. they have nothing to do with the trump campaign. what is next in the investigation? here is more on the legal f

globalization has become a four letter word jillian, but i think around the world people are a littler countries develop as their own countries particularly in the western part of the world sort of deteriorate. >> well it gets a bad rap and here is why. you'll see the consequences of globalization but a lot harder to see the benefits because we take those for granted but what i'm concerned about is things like with the trade issue. if we start being protectionists , we'll see prices spike and that's not going to help american households. >> charles: but what do you say to the family where someone worked at a factory before and their manufacturing plant went from 19 million manufacturing jobs to 12 million manufacturing jobs while mexico and other nations are wealthier? >> well you look at what they're being paid in the steel plants, not great. but you know, talking about the steel issue if we're being protectionists on steel another way that has down the market effects is it makes building much more expensive so i guess my counter point would be what do you say to the construction wor

i agree with jillian, let's focus on sense ors who say no -- senators who are saying no, and get themator mccain would like tax reform through regular order, and bipartisan. moments ago senator corker told a reporter he would not vote on tax reform if it increased deficit. instead of focusing on no and negative side of things that could go wrong, we need our g.o.p. congressmen and senators to be team players, saying let's get to yes. >> at least, nick, president trump taking some control over this i think initially he thought that maybe paul ryan and mitch mcconnell would get health care through. we see where he is ulindsey graham, they have gone out several issues, they played golf together and rand paul, he is pressing them, but in a way that is face to face. >> i agree that will help. i am convinced that something can be done. president is making all of the right moves, like i say, it is going to come down now to the people that are supposed to be supporting the president, who tragically are not, they are not doing the right thing by the american people in doing so. charles: where

jillian: 200 balloons exploding into a massive official.an event in india. nobody was hurt. rob: black bears raiding a pizza shop. sneaking into the colorado pizzeria breaking into a window and eating it off the bar. jillian: what kind of pizza? i have so many questions u. rob: we will see you later. >> giving congress an ultimatum. >> funding to build his border wall or deal ending dreamers is dead. >> original shot. >> hotel security guard was shot a full six minutes before the locke lock vegas shooter opened fire. >> 10 dead, 100 missing at this hour. >> destruction is unbelievable. >> suspended anchor jim meal hill after she called for boycott of the dallas cowboys. >> to try to see you lens her will not silence many of us. >> blackburn takes credit for stopping for the sale of baby parts, so twitter the

dovetailing on what jillian says, how dysfunctional politics seems, it is almost a guarantee no matter indicted or what they are indicted for, he'll run and say they didn't do anything wrong. they did terrible things wrong. this is collusion between president trump and russians. have we lost sight of absolute rights and wrongs in america and now it's only politics. >> absolutely. there is no ideas room anymore for issues. issues seem to take a second tier to confusion or two charges are to politics of personal destruction and that is suicide because we've got real problems are in the united states. whether republican or democrat. we have massive debt. we have insurgency all over the world of terrorism. there's some real things we have to solve and it seems all to get lost in the politics of got you. what i hope happens tomorrow is if it comes down as for their personal and not a collusion either with the russians or with the campaigns. >> it seems as though democrats, while thought it would be best for the country, hopefully people entrusted wouldn't do anything that is beyond their ow

i now introduce jillian doing the weather. ready?with actual air temperature right now. turn this way. take one step back so everybody can see the board and tell me what the current temperature is in washington. >> 75 degrees. >> right. it's like warm and muggy out toy, >> yeah. >> what's the temperature out at dulles? point to it? >> 74 degrees. >> you're already really good. too good at this. how about in winchester? >> winchester, it's 72. >> right. and it's humid out there, right? >> yes. >> our next graphic is what? > is, um, satellite/radar. >> satellite/radar. she's got it down. okay. we had rain early this morning and the darker colors yellows and the oranges that's where the heaviest of the rain s what's happening right now in washington with some of the green around? >> rain. >> yeah. but it's like rain showers now, right? >> yes. >> why don't you point to where washington s see if you can handle that one. >> you got it. and what can we expect later today what's happening as we look to the south and west? >> um, maybe a cou