heather: seemed petty to me.was upset about being fired and that's where we are today. >> you hear the lines in the book, i looked at his hands, they were small. heather: and the spray tan. former fbi director talking about the spray tan. sarah sanders had something to say as well, here is what she thought. >> look, he said that he opened the hillary clinton investigation on its merits, now we are finding certainly that it had something to the with the political landscape. i find it out outrageously unbelievable, the man that takes copious notes and recollects conversation, he thought hillary clinton would win and he thought that this would give him some cover, he thought, he made decisions based on political landscape and not on the facts of the case and when the person that is supposed to lead the highest law enforcement agency in our country starts making decisions based on political environments instead of what is right and wrong, it's a really dangerous position. heather: which he admitted, he thought this w

an issue. >> thank you, heather. >> thank you, heather. >> good morning.agedy off the track, retired nascar driver james hilton and his son killed in truck crash, 83-year-old was leaving super speedway in alabama when a truck slammed into a median in georgia, crew chief was driving at the time and taken to hospital with broken bones, in 2011 the oldest driver to compete in nascar at the age of 76. tomorrow president trump will meet with the crew of that deadly southwest airlines flight earlier this month he will remember a passenger killed when engine exploded midair breaking a window. the pilot tammy joe schultz held as hero for landing plane safely in philadelphia, first navy female fighter pilot, still under investigation. florida police officers brought to tears tines off for the last time after 30 years. >> i wish you all well and a safe tour of duty. officer andrre -- [inaudible] heather: sarasota police officer andre jenkins getting emotional on last day of the job, touching video going viral with more than 250,000 views, just shows you how personal

heather: yeah.something else president trump tweeted over the weekend, and this was in reference to obama and the red line. he said if president obama had crossed his stated red line in the sand, the syrian disaster would have ended long ago, animal assad would have been history. what he is referencing is back in 2012 when president obama promised that -- or he warned syrian president bashar al assad not to cross that red line. he did cross that red line and used chemical weapons. there was some sort of agreement made, and bashar al bashar al ad agreed to remove his chemical weapons stockpile which apparently has not happened. >> right. i don't necessarily agree with trump because, look, he enforced obama's red line last year, and assad waits a while and started up the chemical attacks again, and they started increasing as he saw a lack of international care for the syrian people. and so now he's back at it, and it's time for the united states to respond. but what i want viewers to understand is tha

appreciate it and back here next time heather: it is monday april 23rd, i'm heather childers. this is "fox & friends first". happening right now on the east coast, fox news for you, urgent manhunt for cold-blooded intensifying in tennessee as the hero who took him down breaks his silence. >> it was at that time that i made up my mind. >> you saved people's lives. heather: what we learned about the gun-in. >> now we will have to deliver. heather: north carolina -- north korea, iran and trade all center as president trump welcomes emmanuel macron. customers are turning up the heat. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ heather: there's a live shot of new york city for you. actually finally beginning to feel like string outside of fox news studios. we always appreciate you joining us especially beginning your week with us. let's get to top stories, fox news alert, frantic manhunt for armed and dangerous killer who opened fire at waffle house in tennessee. kelly wright with brand-new information, good morning, kelly. kelly: heather, good morning to you as well. early sunday

heather was nice. said she'd introduced heather to her friend ethan and very quickly a romance had blossomed. they were even talking marriage. really? if janice waring was suspicious about heather back then, the a-team was doubly so now. sure enough a few key strokes on the internet told bobby that mother's intuition was right. >> she had been arrested for forgery in indiana. but she'd been arrested in other states, too. >> essentially if you just googled her name, i suppose you could find out a fair amount. >> that's how i found her. she'd been impersonating a doctor. i just googled her. >> and ethan wouldn't be her first husband. she had been married before and had four children. now that they knew about heather a few fuzzy details were suddenly clearer. the one thing -- the last dinner with ethan made more sense because there were three meals on the dinner bill. the other diner was heather kamp. and more important, that check ethan tried to cash, the one the teller flagged, maybe that was another he

heather: got it.lso said that the big question for you and others is what happens next in the middle east? >> i think that's right. i think we have a strategy for russia and china and it's solid and just plays out over time, what people are looking at is administration -- is identifying the right threats, the great destabilizing threats isis and al-qaeda, the next step is what are we going to do about iran and syria as an extension of uranium problem and there's a lot of questions about that. heather: whether or not we could pull out of syria and says could be the single worst decision that the president makes, a lot to talk about, james carafano thanks for breaking it down. >> thanks very having me. heather: could the cancer give you cancer? massive data breach at retailers, 5 million people impacted, could your personal information be up for sale? >> daddy. heather: and a soldier surprise like you've never seen. the story is definitely going to make your day. heather: welcome back to "fox & friends

heather: this is interesting.argest black lives better facebook page turned out to be fake. >> trouble for facebook and the organization whose supporters recently chanted. ♪ [chanting] >> cnn reporting the largest pro-black lives better facebook page is actually a scam with ties to an australian man, that facebook page has 700,000 facebook followers, more than half the original black lives better facebook page does. one twitter users as this is a shock and another tweet, this is crazy and hilarious. the people who don't agree with black lives better find humor in this and the organizers of black lives matter certainly do not. heather: no way to track down all the fake pages on facebook. time now is 25 minutes after the hour and attack on our country, donald trump blasting the fbi for rating his attorney's office, a former prosecutor says the judge who signed the warrant should be the one feeling the heat. >> 107 ° outside. i told someone on the plane to say hello. >> turn them around. >> loretta lynch breaking her

heather: thank you, we appreciate it.ven't done your taxes, get it done, running out of time. thank you. eight minutes until the top of the are, taking cheap shots at the present, james comey pushing his new book but haven't we heard it all before? >> james comey is a dirty cop who was compromised from the beginning. heather: a former us attorney says the chads are the reason comey was fired in the first place. >> it would be what you haven't seen. heather: whoopi goldberg encouraging violence. her new view that will get you fired up. taking some cheap shots at the president. his first it down interview since leaving the fbi last year. >> how strange is it for you to sit here and compare the president to a mob boss? >> a source says comey's comments left everyone stunned. it is sunday night, part of a media blitz proposing his new book a higher loyalty. comey is eager to share his side of the story and get paid with his tell all book former us attorney says we have heard enough from comey to know donald trump was justifie

heather: nicely said. time is 8 minutes until the top of the hour and the dominoes keep falling in california and other cities fighting back against the sanctuary law, how the fence could get more allies. >> fettuccine alfredo. heather: pasta just got a party. why everything you think about spaghetti is wrong. ♪ >> another california city could turn on its own state fighting at sanctuary law. to file a legal brief supporting the trump administration lawsuit against california. san diego county's board of supervisors will talk about the same movement later this month, when county in 3 cities have taken action against california sanctuary policies which limits police cooperation with ice. donald from escalating his war against amazon again claiming the company is ripping off the postal service. >> the post office is losing billions of dollars and taxpayers paid for that money because it delivers packages below costs, not fair to the united states, not fair to taxpayers and amazon as the money to pay the fair

heather: did you hear about this?omo taking the left's love for undocumented immigrants to the next level. >> i am undocumented. you want to deport an undocumented persons start with me because i am an undocumented person. it be 20 really did you just one problem, the governor is not undocumented. social media not letting him get away with it. correlation kiss has more on that. >> andrew cuomo under fire for claiming to be an illegal immigrant. he was born right here in new york city. that comment backfiring big-time because an immigration advocacy group, to apologize saying no idea what it is like to be one. dictionary.com tweeted the definition of undocumented saying lacking documentation or authentication, adding hashtag cuomo. the mayor can relax if he has a us birth certificate, he is documented. that is not how it works. he may have been trying to make a symbolic point, his ancestors came from italy and they were criticized. heather: the reaction was swift. sen. tammy duckworth making history on the senate floor

heather: you are a great singer. >> appreciate that. heather: tell us the back story.s here? >> in this event i'm a community police officer and noticed in the last couple months a lot of things have gone around in the news and wanted to spread some positivity. i wanted to start something positive. whatever everyday i give a hug to a complete stranger and what a difference that would make to the united states. heather: the video itself has been viewed 100,000 times, probably more by now, shared 2000 times at least and people really liking it because we could use a little bit of this in this country. >> the timing is perfect and it is up to us if we want to make a difference, we can. heather: you heard from people all over the country, someone as far away as minnesota, maryland. >> something texas, florida, california, everywhere has been great. of the 20 becoming a local celebrity. i lived in albany for five years. i know the folks are great people who love each other, positive people. can you sing a little more the song you were singing? >> i can. ♪ ♪ kids don't have

big welcome to heather childress. >> heather: nice to be with you. today. this news that is just breaking, the report coming in moments ago we don't have a lot of details yet. the kremlin is claiming an invitation has been sent. >> bill: a conversation about 12 days ago n. that conversation one of the points that many people have reported on is that the president congratulated vladimir putin on his reelection, an election he won by 74% of the vote. a lot of criticism for that. we don't know what the back story is on the context of that conversation. nonetheless we are getting word from moscow that during that conversation president trump said to vladimir putin come to the white house and we'll have a summit. when does that happen and what is on that agenda? rich edson live with more now. what do we know about this? we'll try to fill in the blanks as we go. good morning. >> exactly what we're doing. what we're looking at now is what the russian embassy is referring us to. a report out of state media in russia saying their phone conversation president

heather: everyone is reaching out.a bush leaves behind a lasting legacy most notably on literacy. four years ago steve ducey sat down to talk about teaching americans to read and politics and much more. >> if you talk about literacy. >> if you don't mind i would like to do my impersonation of your husband george herbert walker bush. >> go on. i love it. >> i did get an extra pair if you would like to give him these for later. tell them they are the fox socks. long before you were first lady, you were jogging in memorial park in houston, what can i do to make a difference? and you came up with a reason. >> literacy. i still feel the same way. we changed our focus from adult literacy which is what we originally did to family literacy, if the mother and child learned together it makes such a difference. now that jeb and dario are heading my foundation, delicately pushed me out. >> in the last 25 years what is the greatest satisfaction for you personally? >> we are in 50 states and were in one state when we started. there

heather: he is in police custody.ew york working to prevent isis drone attacks, deputy commissioner john miller says the thread is not new but they wanted to be prepared. the government is assessing its technological ability to take control of the drones. isis 20 use drones to drop bombs on players and fans of the world cup in russia. a deception operation by iran, both branches of the iranian military are spreading the conspiracy theory claiming the us is secretly backing islamic terrorists was the propaganda calls us, british and french leaders criminals for the strike, using chemical weapons on his own people. last-minute change of heart paving the path to confirmation for secretary of state mike pompeo. kelly right joins us with what has changed and what happens next. >> reporter: it is rare to see any bipartisanship on capitol hill. these days. in john: had a path to confirmation from mike pompeo but in a rare move, rand paul doing an about-face announced his support for pompeo, having received assurances from do

. >> i'm heather childress. the group supporting the more than 1,000 illegal immigrants traveling through mexico headed here. right now issuing a stinging new response to president trump's attacks. the commander-in-chief says that tougher border security is absolutely necessary. and that daca is dead. >> president trump: democrats have really let them down. they've really let them down. they had this great opportunity. the democrats have really let them down. it's a shame. now people are taking advantage of daca and that's a shame. >> bill: that was from the easter egg roll yesterday. team fox coverage live this morning. william la jeunesse on the trail of illegal immigrants in mexico. let's start with chief white house correspondent john roberts from the news for overnight and this morning today. good morning there. >> good morning. the caravan of central american migrants on the mind of president trump using nafta as a lever to try to get mexico to stop the flow of migrants through their country and into the u

>> heather: i'm heather childress. she had a run in police that morning. reported missing from her family days before and they warned police about her vendetta against youtube. >> she had a problem with youtube. we called the cop again and told him that she might -- there is a reason she went from san diego to there so she might do something. i didn't know she has a gun and i thought maybe she was going to go and start a fire or something. >> bill: jonathon hunt piecing the pieces together in san bruno, california. what about the timeline of the family warnings? >> according to nasim aghdam's father, he called the police first on monday after he had been unable to reach his daughter for a couple of days, bill. so you have that on monday. at some point she leaves the family home, which is north of san diego. then on tuesday, yesterday morning, 2:00 a.m. she was found by police in mountain view just 30 miles south of youtube's headquarters here in san bruno. she was asleep in her car at the time. they talked to her. they let her go because according to them

heather: either way you will be paying that.ncerned about security issues at facebook. >> reporter: a surprising number, 73% of people say following the cambridge analytical scandal they were concerned about facebook and if facebook shares their information with others, according to a new fox news poll. 43% say they thought about deleting their facebook account in order to protect their privacy. 54%, more likely than baby-boom is to think about that. that they don't have any competition. there are other social media sites but not exactly like facebook. appreciate it. fired fbi director james comey admitting to giving classified memos to three people but insist he is not a leak or. >> i don't consider it a leak. >> we can argue what a leak is. heather: leak or not a leak? our political panel on deck to debate it. ♪music ♪yea, you can be the greatest ♪you can be the best ♪you can be the king kong ♪bangin on your chest ♪you can beat the world you can beat the war♪ ♪you can talk to god while bangin on his door♪ ♪you can throw your h

heather: social medias is time to move on.arly shimkus here with reaction. ♪ you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. heather: firing back, the fbi ripping digs after the sporting goods store announced it is looking to destroy all of its unsold assault rifles. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with how the gun rights group is lashing out. >> reporter: following the parkland shooting, they will not sell assaults via rifles and high-capacity magazines, now it announced it is going to destroy those items instead of returning them to the manufacturer. that announcement not sitting well with the nra, dick's decision, punishing law-abiding citizens, what a waste and a str

heather: or comments?> whatever the ig report shows come you can't get away from the fact that mr. comey violated justice department guidelines several times by discussing publicly, and reopening it and closing it again, last thing you should be doing in an election year is naming the targets of investigations when you drop them in the end. heather: we will wait for that report, thank you for your time. another big-name television incorrect used of sexual misconduct, nbc's tom brokaw, and an update on baby alfie, the british healthcare system coming up. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. have discovered something strong...e dependable... long lasting. they've found themselves i

heather: why do they need that? offer convenient services by studying what it is my life is all about. if i voice search the whether it is time every day they will start showing me ads without my having to actively pursue that. heather: we have ads for things we don't necessarily want until they send us the ads. >> people are not held in the same way facebook is responsible for any data breaches because there's nothing for us to find on that but they are responsible for having circulated false information during the 2016 election process but here's what you should do. if you jump online, do this if you haven't already. the 20 limit the amount of information. >> google has made this easy where facebook did not. logon to your google account, go to personal info and privacy, privacy checkup. you will find something that says my activity that will show you all the data they collected. privacy checkup takes you screen by screen showing what you have got into you want to change that so you get control of the fossett. heat

heather: appreciate it.reaking overnight, republicans house seat in the special election in arizona. >> running for congress, i won. awesome. >> reporter: debbie lesko beating the democrat by 6 points. republicans turning their attention towards upcoming special elections in texas and ohio, key races to keep control of the house. donald trump's travel ban is heading to the supreme court today. the administration asking justices to reverse lower court ruling striking down the banner from 7 muslim majority countries. the policy has been fully in effect since december but this is the first time the justices are considering if it violates immigration law or the constitution. despite fears of a trade war looming donald trump says he's optimistic about making a deal with china. >> china is serious and we are serious, we put on substantial tariffs and that will continue unless we make a trade deal. we have a good chance of making a deal. >> reporter: steve mnuchin will travel to china in the next few days, donald t

heather: officer bauer was shot 6 times.s the highest-ranking chicago officer to die in the line of duty in 30 years. when you are shot 6 times i don't know what the other story could be. on a broader note, what about this seems to be this trend of glorifying or romanticizing criminals, murderers. we have this article in chicago, what do you think of that? >> the media is trying to have a story and the print media realizes their audience is diminishing, coming out with more outrageous stories to find the police and having sympathy for criminals. the public needs to rally around the police and send a message to the media this is unacceptable. heather: a comment from the superintendent, paul bauer is a hero executed while safeguarding chicago, nameless coward who represents everything i stand against. you agree with him clearly. >> not only agree with that but i would like to point out our superintendent, one of the toughest housing project in chicago made a series of good decisions that led him to become a police officer and

heather: amazon under pressure.he white house economic advisor doubling down on donald tribbett's push to have the online retail giant do more when it comes to taxes. >> keep walking. >> with regard to taxes. more can be done. >> donald trump accuses the company of not paying enough taxes and causing the postal service to raise money on shipping their packages. the white house could roll out new sanctions against russian oligarchs as early as today, it is retaliation for interference in the 2016 election aimed at some people with close ties to russian pres. vladimir putin. this follows the decision to sanction 19 people and five entities including russian intelligence for cyberattacks were to battle brewing in indiana as republicans fight to take on the democratic intern -- incumbent. the democratic republican and luke metzner going head to head against sen. joe donnelly. here is the latest on that race and its ties to donald trump. >> to save a blue seat in indiana, joe donnelly appealing to voters who want to make

heather: less than roseann too.y prisons offering accommodations for transgender people. >> reporter: new york city inmates will be able to choose their housing based on their gender identity. the commissioner on human rights saying respecting someone after gender identity or gender expression is key in making sure everyone in new york city is living with dignity and respect. the fact that somebody is incarcerated or not doesn't change that. this takes a lot of people by surprise, one twitter users is no wonder there are so many criminals in prison, they are running things, not the guards. tabatha says accommodates at all. there is the problem with our society. new york city prisons have until october to make this change into effect. heather: i can see that causing a lot of problems, big cost too, 26 minutes after the top of the are, a former trump campaign advisor ripping james comey. >> how come the fbi never reached out to me after i sent a letter offering to talk to them? it is so late in with so many political

heather: much more to be done.preciate it as always. 20 minutes after the top of the are, grave injustice, fresh outrage over affluenza teen ethan couch, walks free was what we learned about the conditions of his release, pres. obama has not been quiet since leaving office but apparently he is glad to be off the job. correlation curse here with online reaction pouring in on this one. >> welcome back to "fox and friends first," the white house turning blue for world autism point, donald trump tweeting this picture with the hashtag light it up. several other landmarks joining in as part of a campaign aimed at spreading understanding and acceptance of people with autism. this is cnn, the network's chief white house correspondent jim acosta getting blasted on twitter for some calling inflammatory questions to donald trump in front of children. correlation curse with serious xm 115 is here with the outrage developing online. >> the white house easter egg roll is usually all about kids, candy and fun, jim acosta shouted

and heather somerville, yes, of reuters formerly. i mean, honestly that has to have gone through your head. i mean, "the martian" wasn't your first book or your first story, but it was so big. andy: it was just this ludicrous success that, like, no writer has a right to have, right? it's like the daydream that you have when you're fantasizing about what it would be like. and then--and then, so then i had to follow that up with another book. scott: and what do you think? andy: well, i mean, it's--the general consensus is, "oh, it's not as good as 'the martian,' but it's still good." i'll take it, i'll take it. scott: is that on the blurb, is that on the inside? "it's not as good as 'the martian'"? andy: look, let's keep our feet on the ground. no. yeah, i'm really happy with how it's turned out. and between "the martian" and "artemis," i was 70,000 words into a different book that i'd written. yeah, originally i was writing a different book called "zhek," z-h-e-k, and i got 70,000 words into that. for reference, the entire book "the m

heather: thank you very much.ritics claimed he wants to fire robert mueller, the legal team says that is not the case. let the panel decide what this means from the president today loretta lynch breaking silence on that infamous tarmac meeting, james comey and much more. ♪ hey, sir lose-a-lot! thou hast the patchy beard of a pre-pubescent squire! thy armor was forged by a feeble-fingered peasant woman... your mom! as long as hecklers love to heckle, you can count on geico saving folks money. boring! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. as china blinking first on trade? we are just gettin shannon: is china blinking first on trade? were getting this from a conference in china where president xi jinping is promising to lower tariffs, the speech is reported as an effort to strike a conciliatory tone amid rising trade tensions between the us and china. and the president responding to fbi agents reading the office with his tercel attorney, michael

emily: heather loomis of blackrock, thank you for joining us. heather: thank you. just five days after applications opened for visas, how it will impact tech. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: on monday the visa lottery opened, and five days later, the cap was met. this citizenship services reached the 65,000 visa cap for highly skilled foreign workers on friday, and this is the sixth year in a row that the h-1b cap has been reached. however, that may never happen due to continuous policy changes under the current administration. joining us now is brynne kennedy. also our guest host for the hour, david kirkpatrick. there was a lot of noise about the visa issue a few months ago, and it died down. what is happening? brynne: tech companies are facing big talent shortages, and you see this run-up to the h1-b lottery every single year. the cap has been met with in the first week, and you see the government fostering some dialogue that is concerning around h-1b. emily: given the rhetoric out of the administration, where do you think it is going? brynne: i can't speak to the po

where is heather? there she is, i just saw her. heather knows this, while they take i have trillion out of medicare, not this is consistent with them because they had said medicare should wither on the vine. they had bad in their budget that medicare should eliminate the guarantee, and instead the voucher, that's what -- further in that budget, trillion medicaid cuts, have to trillion for medicare, then they go on to take a couple hundred billion dollars from food stamps. $100 billion from education, hurting our children and the future. now, sister simone talked about pope francis, beautiful pope francis. i'll talk about pope benedict, pope benedict first encyclical called god is love he quotes his favorite saint, st. augustine. and in god is love he quotes augustine as saying 17 centuries ago, 1700 years ago st. augustine said, any government that does not exist to promote justice is just a bunch of thieves. >> that's right. >> seventeen centuries ago. benedict goes on to say sometimes it's a challenge to define justice, but in do

heather burke, thanks a lot.coming up, opec and russian officials are discussing the future of production cuts. from cognac to crude this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: it is time burke -- it is time for the bloomberg quick take where we provide background and context. today's topic is the conflict in syria. in 2011. erupted secular series ends, homegrown radicals and jihadists have battled forces loyal to the president and at times these other. -- and at times each other. -- it is a costly victory, an estimated 511,000 people have been killed with much of the country destroyed. here is the situation last week. the u.s., u.k. and france launched a military strike against three targets in response to a suspected chemical attack. the attack is not expected to change the war's direction. syrian forces are keeping up the bombardment to force the rebels from their last few strongholds. the syrian president crushed peaceful protest in 2011 and unleash the military against likely armed rebel -- lightly armed rebels. it is unce

heather: despite the last few weeks. ignoring the concerns over regulatory, those are real, but the reality to earn is still intact. emily: and the you can't speak to specific names, but when you look at facebook and amazon and companies like that -- are they going to weather the storm and is this just a blip? heather: where we are focused as of today and right now and tech markets is those enterprise technology companies, which could sell directly to corporations. as we look at what is going on in corporations today, it is distinct from what is going on with the consumer. corporations are looking for a windfall from the recent tax bill. as we analyze the attack from corporate conference calls -- the tech, across the u.s., you are at a huge amount of tech spending. it has been put off for years at this point and it is now coming in. those companies, which are selling to other companies are see sales growth into this. potentiallymazon because of their businesses there? heather: absolutely, when you look at companies who a

contrary to the heather's comment. i have a short week ahead of me. your question how do i feel about some of the stocks going down? i'm not happy. a lot of our clients do. we've been trying to pick off a lot of names at lower levels which worked to some degree but a day like today comes along and we have to put more cash to work. ashley: we're down five, almost 600 points. heather, scott, thanks for churching in today, we really appreciate on this friday. >>> we know china threatening to fight the u.s. at any cost after the president looks at another $100 billion in tariffs on chinese goods. mr. trump says there is no trade war. what do republican voters think about all of this? we'll get into that next. ashley: president trump is happy aluminum presses are down after his new tariffs tweeting this. despite the aluminum tariffs, aluminum prayses are down 4%. people are surprised. i'm not. lots of money coming into u.s. covers. now the president is considering another $100 billion in tariffs on chinese goods but in a radio interview this morning mr. tr

heather: she will be as gorgeous as ever. underwood fans to see her perform. burning off the calories. todd: no longer protected by his own filter. mark zuckerberg taking a seat on capitol hill. and attorney revealing one tactic that could sink his testimony. jillian: let's check with brian kill need. >> reporter: i did plan on giving a promo with your blessing and move forward. we have congressman jim jordan and mark meadows talking about delay of the documents we need to find out what took place, are we going to get 2000, and chuck grassley is here, senate judiciary committee person on the mark zuckerberg testimony, it will be dramatic and he will way in on trade as relates to his farming community. arizona governor doug ducey at the border meeting with the national guard to do what he can to secure the border while the wall is waiting to be built, jonathan charlie on the amazing raids that took place late on mark cohen's office and what it means for robert mueller's future. could we have war with syria and could the bombin

heather: others have called the bill hypocritical.se grilling mark zuckerberg for 5 hours during a second day of testimony, zuckerberg among millions of users affected by the cambridge analytical scandal, moving forward apps developers will be audited to protect user data. committal defense attorney david bruno explains the move. >> it is found to be used improperly they will ban them, require the information to be deleted and notify everybody compromised. jillian: regulation is inevitable. ivanka going to peru to promote women's empowerment. a new initiative at the summit of the americas trade conference, tweeting i look forward to highlighting women's economic empowerment efforts in the region. donald trump pulled out of the event to monitor the ongoing situation in syria. todd: base ball, vengeance clearing. >> there is. austin does not like it and he will head toward the mound. now this is the brawl. jillian: yankees and red sox bringing their rivalry to a boiling point, tyler austin charged the mound, the second time been cleared

the british number one isjoined by heather watson play next week. watson to play the singles side, and one for britain was a kid a place in the world cup was to have an featured in since 1993. —— would secure their place. what's more, man city boss pep guardiola has been charged with improper conduct at the bank sent to the stands during yesterday's champions league quarterfinal defeat to liverpool. uefa have also charged liverpool at their fireworks are set off the objects thrown inside of the etihad stadium. some good news and cricket. heather knightley are among with the five cricketers of the year, all three were in the national side captained by night which beat india do win the world cup last year. at six cimajimmy india do win the world cup last year. at six cima jimmy carter and shai hope complete the list. they also become the first woman to feature on the front cover of the publication. it means a huge amount to me. personally, but the thing i feel the buzz about if this is just a great reflection of where women's cricketers but how big an

heather: a huge development.ther big story, bombshell claims disgraced fbi director james comey in an exclusive interview with fox news. rob: he claims he doesn't know who funded the anti-trump dossier. lou: highlight and a lot of them. >> reporter: right off the bat comey doesn't hold anything back saying he would be head of the fbi to this day if he was not fired for mishandling the clinton email probe. >> had you not been fired you would still be working for this guy you say is a crime boss, morally unfit, you don't just agree with on principle and values, you still have that job tonight. >> absolutely. my goal would be to protect the fbi and serve the president of the united states. >> reporter: to explain the timing of the clinton investigation. >> is it true you and your colleagues made the decision to exonerate secretary clinton before she was interviewed? >> no. >> why wait until the end and write up the memo you bring forward? >> good question. come may after we have done it for 10 months, i started as p

heather: kids minds are so vulnerable in classrooms. trying to brainwash them. >> if you're watching this you are funding this. heather: you will be on "outnumbered" at noon, thank you. jillian: 26 after the hour, caving to liberal thresher, high school getting rivets mascot after 50 years. rob: the caravan packed with migrants, what power does the government have to deport these people? our next guest breaks down the process. ♪ it took a whole lot more. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. everything. what's in your wallet? experience a blend of...and raw power,nship... engineered to take the crown. presenting the all-new lexus ls 500 and ls 500h. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ jillian: we are back with a fox news alert, new york city ramping up security following the deadly van attack i

heather's family said she had been very careful to pick out a safe seat. >> it paid after. i'm so thankful. and i know she -- it paid off. i'm so thankful. and i know she would be so happy knowing her daughter is with us. >> rear facing seatings can be highly effective in front and side collisions but researchers at wexter medical center wanted to see how they would perform in rear accidents, when the child is facing the crash. study author julie mansfield conducted tests on multiple rear facing seats. all were effective at absorbing the force of the crash and protecting the child. >> those crash forces are going to be transferred from the shell of the car seat into the vehicles seat and into the frame of the vehicle. that keeps the crash energy away from the occupant himself. >> the american academy of pediatrics says parents should keep their toddlers in rear facing seats until they are 2 years old or when they reach the maximum height and weight. >> the rear facing seat does a good job of keeping the head, neck and spine aligned and supported. >> and that can save a chil

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heather burke, bloomberg stock reporter. find her, tree on bloomberg markets live log. -- blog. vonnie: let's get a check on the markets. yield, we earlier touched above 3%. the majors are down. the s&p 500 is down 10%. good performers in the s&p 500. fifth third also higher. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. the europeanom hackers, i'm mark barton. vonnie: headlines from the bilateral meeting from president donald trump and french president emmanuel macron. the president telling news reporters that steve mnuchin is going to china in a few days to negotiate on trade. -- treasuryry secretary steven mnuchin going to china. trump saying we have a good chance of making a deal. for his part, the french president said the white house discussion with the president was "very direct." we'll know more when they give a press conference in 20 minutes. we will bring it to you live. mark: looking at european markets. in four away from the end of the tuesday session. currency board, euro up against and the you're

heather: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 has reaction to the about-face from facebook. >> when originally reached by fox news, frequent "fox and friends" guests were labeled unsafe to the community because they had concerns over online

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our reporters, jon swartz now with barron's, and heather somerville of reuters this week on "press:here." ♪ scott: good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. i appreciate all of you watching, but i really have one person in mind this morning, amy mek. good morning, amy. how are you? amy has a twitter account, there she is. she posts largely anti-islamic messages and she tweets a lot, on average 24 tweets a day. she also indicates she's part of the rair foundation, that's resistance against islamic radicals.

. >> and i'm heather holmes. 61-year-old cindy lei died tuesdays after she was attacked by robbers outside of that restaurant in alameda. ktvu's paul chambers live for us in alameda with the latest. >>> reporter: it's now a homicide. we are told that the victim is related to the owners of this restaurant and everything took a turn earlier this week when the victim died. take a look at the surveillance video. it's from an incident alameda police are investigating which officers first thought was an attempted robbery. >> the suspects tried to take some property from our victim and a struggle ensued at that point. >> reporter: the original call came in as a fight. in the video you can see five people exchanging blows. one person is thrown to the ground. then someone picks up an item as everyone runs. it happened around 11 p.m. friday night. by the time officers arrived, the suspects were gone and the

i'm heather holmes. frank is off tonight. >> and i'm julie haener. case has baffled investigators around california for decades. authorities say he targeted the east bay and sacramento area raping women and terrorizing communities in the late '70s. that's when he was dubbed the east area rapist. he moved on began killing, police say in southern california. there, he was named the original night stalker and then diamond knot killer for using an elaborate binding method on his victims. once the two suspects were linked by dna in the early '90s, investigators realized they were talking about the same person and just recently called him the golden state killer. decades after the crimes went cold, a dna match connected all of the attacks and the man was arrested at his citrus heights home. that's the city outside sacramento along interstate 80. our crime reporter henry lee has been talking to the

look at karen turner, fundraiser for heather: who resigned as the dash cam video was showing her parading to new jersey police officers. >> you may not tell me when to take my child. you may shut the [bleep] up. greg: it's like the white house correspondents dinner. [laughter] it all started when the officers pulled over an unregistered car german by a person over 18, karen's daughter, in the carpet she came to pick them up to try to play the don't you know who i am thing? >> you're just a writer spirit no, i'm not. i'm here as a concerned citizen and friend of the mayor. i'm the one of the port authority. if there is a problem -- >> there is no problem. >> do not call me ms..

heather: sending the military to the border sends a message but it is a temporary fix.: we need to fix week immigration laws. >> this will probably be welcomed by the governors of arizona and texas but not the governor of california to be sure. but it does go hand-in-hand with the administration's talking points, catch and release. and to be the president announcing he wants the military on the border, we don't know how long that will be. he is clearly sending a message of deterrence by putting the military there, talking about preventing people from coming here because our own immigration allows people who get here from certain countries to stay and it becomes a problem for legal system then border security. heather: george w. bush deflates 6000 national guard troops from june 2006 to july 2008 and pres. obama since 1200 troops in 2010, two years to focus on surveillance. heather: police identify the youtube shooter as animal rights activist with a vendetta against the company. three people were shot before she turned the gun on herself. >> a female in a white shirt in

heather, your thoughts on that? >> i think the tax cut is going to still filter the gains into this market and the stock market will move higher. pretty much flat if not down since the tax cuts and jobs act was implemented in mid-december, so i think the markets can move higher on higher profits from these tax cuts that corporations are getting. melissa: gary, real quick before we go, your thought on that? >> the markets are ten times smarter than all of us put together. and if we continue to get reactions to earnings, it's speaking something. and we're very smart by the way. melissa: okay, all right, on that note. thank you. all three of you. >> over time, over time. our next guest would agree with that. markets selling off as we head deeper into earnings season with big tech names reporting. facebook and twitter, that's tomorrow. amazon and microsoft, that's thursday. let's go back to the stock exchange with teddy weisberg of seaport securities. teddy, when we get nervous, when everybody gets scared. we come to yo

you can 1—1 after heather watson lost. you ca n follow 1—1 after heather watson lost.e action on the bbc sport website. i think throughout the whole match, she did an incrediblejob of raising to the occasion and she used the energy of the crowd as the crowd have been great. and i think she did a really good job of using that and she made it very hard for me. i knew straightaway but was not going to be an easy match and i was going to have to earn my way to get an opportunity to come through as the winner today. mark selby made a terrible start to the defence of his world snooker title in sheffield. he is looking for a fourth title in five years, playing jo perry, and lost the first four frames of his opening round match. perry had to play three qualifiers to make the main draw, selby did take the first two frames after the break, he is trailing 4—2 currently. this is the live action from table one, selby, not at the table currently. after pulling those two frames back in the second half of the session. perry is at the table, reading now. 41—14 in that frame. you can fo

it is 11:00 and time for more news with julie and heather.hank you. >> coming up next at 11. >> they were beautifully raped. he is not coming through the window. sleep better tonight. he is now in jail and he is history. >>> a major break in a decade old cold case. place announced of the rest of the golden state killer. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >> a decade-long search for a killer is finally over. the men now in custody is thought to be responsible for 12 homicides in the 1970s and 80s including a number of attacks in the bay area.>> i am julie. officials say dna evidence led to the arrest of a 72-year-old former police officer, joseph james deangelo. he was taken into custody at his home