jedediah: awesome.ade the ultimate sacrifice for our country. ed: our friends anna kooiman and rick reichmuth are in south carolina with our guests ♪ thank god i was an american ♪ before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? ♪ pete: welcome back. a couple of quick headlines for you. the portland police chief wants to ban frefortsz covering their faces in the wake of violent antifa riots. the chief also wants to allow officers to record demonstrations to hold people accountable. the city is facing criticism for lack of response to an attack on a journalist. and a texas confederate monument can stay in place for now. an appeals court ruling in favor of an attorney who requested the statue remain up until a separate appeal played out. features confederate generals and davis. right

jedediah: it's beautiful.t eighth grade at all what better day to recownsd the history. he was going in and paying tribute. he went back to george washington. the coincidental congress. achievement in science and medicine. that's what that day is about. many critics said he would make it about him and he did the opposite no. better day than the fourth of july to go through the history this is who we are, we fight to protect your freedoms since day one. that's who we are. i didn't find it eighth grade history lesson at all. ed: many democrats out on the trail in iowa bashing him today. not even taking a pause. pete: great point. they are saying he was being political and they were the ones being political. ed: trump made his critics look small during his salute to america. will. pete: mollie hemingway did a very nice job in realtime watching what the president had to say, analyzing it honestly with this take away. watch. >> i have to think that people who were critical of this whole idea of doing something like

jedediah: wow.order, and you as her brother have decided to step up and donate a portion. ed: yeah. it's been a long journey and it's good to talk about it. i hope it helps people 'cause there's a lot of people in need, organ donati.ns jedediah: a lot of people going through what you're going through right now and you sharing this story makes a huge difference. huge kudos. ed: thanks. and -- she was really happy there. that's all i want to do is make her -- give her a little life. pete: your sister colleen is two years younger than you. ed told us i want to say a couple of weeks ago we find out about this and watching your heart in this process, the emotional connection you have to your sister. you're getting emotional now for all the right reasons. i mean, you're saving -- hopefully saving a life. ed: now that i've caught my breath, my parents have been great, my wife's been great, my kids are strong beyond their years. i can't forget to say that suzanne scott, our c.e.o., you know, it's funny, you

jedediah: he was? say it, over tacos. i'd go with burritos have you tried the taco bowl at trump tower? i hear it's good. >> [laughter] pete: remember the picture? i'm just trying to bring it back jedediah: let's ask for fewer comments. first of all what is your favorite mexican food? for me it's the taco and also did did you know that he was in growing pains? i did not know that. i'm a big fan since titanic and the fact that i know that i also watched growing pains. griff: and by the way we're going to include pupusas as an option in your friends@foxnews .com. pete: we're very inclusive. jedediah: we'll turn to headlines for you now. u.s. israeli forces test a new air weapon defense system, the interoceptor stopped a simulated ballistic missile above the earth's atmosphere in alaska, and aimed at defending against ballistic missiles firing against iran and other hostile nations and two people are hurt in separate shark attacks in florida and one of the incidents caught on camera, a man is bit in the a

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jedediah: yeah.lm of racism. then she came out and said i'm not saying that, you know, she's a racist. but, of course, the context of what she said is indefensible to me. but the idea of bunking the establishments that's someone that as someone on the right aye always supported, so i've got to support them on the left when they do the same. griff: to your point, ask former speaker john boehner, right? he didn't take the tea party seriously. they were upset with the status quo with. we'll see how far it goes, because here's a snapshot we saw just this week of the in-fighting, the division within this democratic caucus when you had the house democrats' official twitter using to tweet out some, i guess, shame, if you will, or fire specifically at aoc's chief of staff. right? this is -- we're showing you now this one which i can't quite read because it's so far away. here we go. who is this guy and why is he explicitly singling out a native american woman of color? her name is congresswoman davis, a phen

jedediah: the u.k.tanker. >> to stream weather. six deaths on the heat wave crossing the country, a staggering 122 degrees in baltimore where four people died two died in arizona and arkansas arkansas. rick, what's the latest? >> 122 wasn't the actual air temperature, it's the heat index index. heat index is a real thing, how our body perceives the temperature and our ability of our body to cool down. you can't cool down because the evaporation doesn't happen off your skin. take a look at the map, see what's going on. still excessive heat advisories in effect, heat warnings, anywhere you see that red. you'll notice it's gone across the central and northern plains, though, that's grains, a big cold front has moved through and it's really dropped temperatures down, 64 is what it's like in minneapolis right now, 91 already here in new york city. we've got that line of storms, some of them severe today, across parts of nebraska, parts of missouri. be ready. it's going to cause some localized flash flooding.

jedediah: he has to gloss over his head.lled for. when you have the likes of emily's list listen, joe, essentially stop acting like a teenage bully. emily's list wants to prop up the likes of elizabeth warren and kamala harris and other female candidates. joe biden is enabling donald trump to act like the adult in the room. that is the biggest favor he could give him. donald trump looks like the leader and problem solver and joe biden looks like a kid who is running for class president and can't figure out what to say. pete: totally unprepared and caught off guard in the debates. ed: he said on cnn he wasn't ready. pete: gift to trump might be to helping to clarify the issues he's fades into single digits and becomes after thought. when will be the first debate where joe biden isn't in the middle and came ping-ponging down to the end. jedediah: kamala harris is sitting at home keep talking. keep talking, joe. we have headline this 8:00 a.m. hour hours. iran is ready tone rich uranium set by the nuclear deal. accuse u.s. and

jedediah: cool names.t's good or bad politically, i don't care. but when people are speaking so badly, when they call our country garbage, think of that that's worse than deplorable. these women have said horrible things about our country and the people of our country. nobody should be able to do that and if they want to do that, that's up to them, buff i can't imagine they are going to do very well at the polls. if the democrats want to embrace people that hate our country, people that are far -- so far left that nobody has ever seen anything like. >> pete: that's what he is issuing the challenge to. will democrats wrap their arms around the views of those four individuals our will they reject the extremism and radicalism that they're proposing and try to come more to the center? so far, if we're looking at the 2020 candidates, they are going with the so-called squad. jedediah: i have one caveat with him i agree with the president these people have said terrible things. when he says nobody should be able

[laughter] jedediah: yeah.ing to be on 2020 of this in-fight, on the party, is it good for the party, is it bad for the party? so many questions to ask democrats. i spoke with jason nichol, dem strategist, earlier in the show, and he talked about the impact. take a listen. >> i do think that the democratic party needs to come together and recognize what direction they're going in. i think that everyone's moving towards a progressive direction and that nancy pelosi is also move anything that direction, but she's a dealmaker. i think that the squad, the so-called squad, they're uncompromising, and i think you need both in the party, and that's one of our strengths. i just wish these disagreements weren't coming out publicly. that's what hurts the party. jedediah: valid point, actually, and that happened with republicans, griff, you know with the tea party, the division between mcconnell, ryan, the mike lees, and when it happens, it happens publicly, unfortunately. griff: it does. speaker john boehner has been in

griff, jedediah, todd is going to be a big four hours. big one. power company in louisiana saying more than 45,000 without power. this is a slow-moving storm and we have a lot of coverage today. gentlemen.

jedediah: that's not fair! pete: hey, we love griff anyway, you know? jedediah: a fun day. [laughter] ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone, thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, joining me exclusively on "sunday morning futures," two republican house members who pressed robert mueller about what his report found and what it missed, weighing in on that investigating the investigators. and the democrats' next step as they weigh impeaching president trump. exclusive, coming up. plus, his name was referenced more than 30 times during the former special counsel's testimony on capitol hill, george papadopoulos is here live on how his interaction with a mysterious man, why was he charged for lying to mueller's team while joseph misfoot was not? also kevin mcaleenan on the trump administration scoring two major victories to secure the border, but questions loom. what help will the president get from congressional democrats? all that right here, right now as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and good morning. new reaction to one of the most anti

. >> reporter: jedediah's family says he washed his hands after interacting with them.thers were sickened by the bacteria. at least two of the other children did not wash his or her hands after being around animals. >> washing hands is very important. when you're touching animals and livestock, wash your hands a good 20 seconds. >> reporter: jedi, as he's being remembered, was a happy boy ow, little . n angel and i said a little prayer and i told the lord, i said, you got your hands full. >> a fund-raising website for the boy's family has surpassed the $20,000 goal. when visiting zoos hand sanitizer is important but washing hands with soap and water is better. >>> a 72-year-old hiker rescued after surviving seven days lost in the california mountains is back home. eugene jo was released from the hospital one day after he was airlifted from the angeles national forest and got separated from his hiking group and says he stayed warm at night by sleeping near hot rocks. he didn't find food, but plenty of river water. >> most essential thing about survival is find a water so

from his home in stanton, the as yet on paroled, not jedediah hotchkiss, said willing willing to do so. interest is interestingly enough, hotchkiss does not do so until early may. my he holdout is unclear. within a week, these are part of the maps i have been working on with my project, with in a week, at least 1793 men had been paroled in the valley, including the vast majority of mosby's 43rd battalion, the vast majority of these men turned themselves in at winchester on april 22. so, the day after mosby has substantial his command. he takes off south. but a great many of his men do. remnants of lee's army stream in the federal post in small- town and throughout the virginia countryside. they gushed into richmond. here is a sketch we have of men crossing one of the pontoon bridges. here is the custom house, where mussina patrick would establish his office on april 13. even before he gets there, even before april 13, these on paroled men are coming into richmond, speaking for rose. most of these men are virginians, i am not sure how you can see this. with the chart on the right, it br

two people were injured and 33- year-old jedediah cruise of seattle was killed. the crash appeared to be an accident. >>> in a separate crash, a young man is under arrest under suspicion of driving the wrong influence, going the wrong way and slamng to another car in redwood city. the 19-year-old driver was cited for speeding. the driver eventually crossed the median and hit an oncoming car head-on and he suffered major injuries. officers found a loaded gun and ammunition in the car. >>> the city of san jose will consider appealing a civil jury ruling that found police used excessive force when they shot and killed a young man who was having a suicidal breakdown. the jury recommends awarding the family of 18-year-old anthony nunez $2.6 million. three years ago he shot himself twice in the head, but survived. two police officers said they later shot nunez because they feared for their safety and the safety of the public when he refused to put down his gun. the das office cleared the officers criminally, but in the civil trial, a neighbor testified he never saw nun

jedediah: static, so grateful for doing this. it is way overdue.ecause we have been getting ignored. for 7 years i have been fighting this. no amount of money will bring our loved one back and it won't the race the pain and grief but it will give justice to us and money makes people work a lot harder. once you sue those sanctuary cities they might change their policies so no other families affected by this. they are playing russian roulette with american lives. they have blood on their hands of all these victims. >> this is an important place to start, to define sanctuary jurisdiction, the boundaries of it and establishing civil action for victims or family members of crimes by illegal immigrants who are benefiting from sanctuary policies. you have a way to sue and if cities don't comply with lawful requests you just said money can be a big motivator. if this thing gets through with a change the minds of the sanctuary city leaders? >> i am sure. like with children you tell them to do something you can't make them do it but if you keep their allowan

the man who was killed has been identified as 33-year-old jedediah cruz of seattle. the two other victims a man and a woman, were taken to the hospital but are expected to be okay. >>> two people were hurt today when a driver being chased by police crossed the center median of highway 101 and hit another car head-on. it happened around 11:30 this morning near willow road in redwood city. officers wanted to pull over the driver of a toyota camry for speeding but the car took off. it collided head-on with a prius heading south. the suspect suffered serious injuries and is facing felony dui charges. the other driver suffered minor injuries. >>> slow down and celebrate responsibly over the fourth of july weekend. the chp's maximum enforcement period starts at 6:00 tomorrow night and continues until midnight on sunday. all available officers will be watching out for drivers who are speeding, not wearing their seat belts, or driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. 18 people were killed in crashes on california roads during last year's fourth of july enforcem

jedediah: get it going! [laughter] ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone, thanks for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. joining me straight ahead on "sunday morning futures," two influential lawmakers from each side of the aisle. the ranking republican on the house judiciary committee, doug collins, on what to expect when he questions robert mueller about the russia probe this week on capitol hill. also with me the ranking democrat on the senate foreign relations committee, ben cardin is here, just back from touring facilities at the southern border. democrats have had tough words with the trump administration about the crisis there. we're check in with senator cardin and see what he found out. we'll also get reaction from acting held of customs and border protection if, mark morgan, this morning and ben carson on the showdown between president trump and the so-called squad, four female democratic lawmakers of color. one of them just posted a damning tweet about the president this morning. and i'll be speak

jedediah is pregnant and i'm doing a prenatal sickness segment.so have an online fitness business where you can work out with me at home. strong and mommas, with two ands. i realize we have unique needs after having kids. tune into fox & friends tomorrow 7:30. >> we'll all be watching. that's it for us. we will see you back here on monday. have a wonderful fourth of july weekend. >> president trump says he's considering a executive order to put a controversial citizens of question on next year's. joe biden says most democrats are not well after moderates are more electable. outcry over a judge to refuse to try a teenager accused of an ads from a good family. this is "special report." good evening, welcome to washington. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. president trump thinking about using an executive order to get past the supreme court's resume refusal

jedediah is pregnant and i'm doing a prenatal sickness segment.an online fitness business where you can work out with me at home. strong and mommas, with two ands. i realize we have unique needs after having kids. tune into fox & friends tomorrow 7:30. >> we'll all be watching. >>> good morning. straight to this fox news you alert, a massive earthquake rocking southern california for the second time in just a couple he'll days. >> a 7.1 magnitude quake sending shock waves of panic up and down the west coast. >> get under this table. get under this table. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> hold on. oh, my god. this is bad. >> this one bigger than the last one. the latest quake coming one day after a 6.4 magnitude tremor shook the same area. aftershocks are expected to continue for days, if not weeks. >> jeff paul is in the middle of it all, joining us live from

. >> reporter: jedediah's family says he visited one of his favorite attractions, the petting zoo, washingrds. but four days later they say he got sick. >> he was hurting so much, he almost couldn't cry. >> reporter: after several more days health officials explain a rare complication from e. coli killed the toddler. three other children who visited the fair were also sickened by the bacteria. inspectors finding the e. coli likely came from either the petting zoo, livestock exhibits, or pony rides. >> there is waste. potentially a young child could touch it, walk in it, get it on their sneakers. hard to say. >> reporter: at least two of the cases the child did not wash his or her hands, although there and water stations. >> washing hands is very, very important. when you're touching animals and livestock, wash your hands very good, a good 20 seconds. >> reporter: all the fair's animal exhibits will remain closed and the other children who were infected are recovering. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to marci there. >>> consumer alert this morning about fresh papayas. t

i'm thinking the bavarian illuminati surrounding the sedition act along with jedediah morse responsible for teaching kids the geography of the united states and making them good, responsible americans that he is convinced the bavarian illuminati has created the french revolution and has designs on the united states and there's this conspiratorial even among people who are committed to rational deliberation. there's another illuminati, the new england illuminati, this if this couple preach -- this episcopal preach comes up with the idea that the new england illuminati is distorting truth and distorting people's understanding of what is and is not real through churches and universities. this underlying current of in the press and in media by people who otherwise would agree with the proposition john began with. connection between conspiracy theories and the lack of trust in the political culture -- that's one symptom, right? when the conspiracy theories start to bloom, it is a sign that there is a sort of weakening of that trust. >> my name is bill white. i teach in the cornerstone progra

♪ ♪ jedediah: we want to thank you all for joining us today and and you both for being here on the couch's been amazing. continuing coverage of tropical storm barry on the networked. ♪ ♪ charles: bracing for barry, fox on top of the gulf coast, on alert as life-threatening flooding is on the way. good morning, everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. you're watching "cavuto live," and we are live with rob schmidtt in morgan city, louisiana. louisiana senator bill cassidy on how his state is preparing, and rick reichmuth on the latest. and katrina commander general russell ray on the rescue missions that are already happening. lauren simonetti on the costs that are mounting. we begin with rob in morgan city. rob. >> reporter: hey, charles, if you can hear me there, i don't have isp, i hope you can hear me, but we're in morgan city, louisiana. i've lost my earpiece out here in this nasty storm we've got here. still barry is a tropical storm at this point here in southern louisiana. it could become a hurricane here at any minute. we're about 75 miles east of new orleans which is wher

jedediah: [laughter] griff: and we're petting the shark's tail.e: have a great saturday, everybody. neil: all right, everyone is fixated on this, the mueller hearings and not so much this, your money and exactly how much they are spending, and the federal debt that is ballooning. the house passing a budget deal that guarantees both and continuing at a record pace, before going out on their summer break so this isn't really a red or blue problem, my friend. try a green one. lots of it going in both parties at fault. to garrett tenney in washington whose been crunching the numbers >> well neil these are big numbers to crunch in this two year budget deal $1.37 trillion spending in the first year alone , and let's take a closer look at what this bipartisan deal includes. discretionary spending limits go up by nearly $324 billion over two years, defense spending will increase $22 billion next year, to a total of 738 billion, and then, to 740 billion, in 2021 and non-defense spending, gets a $27 billion jump in the first year to 632 billion and then goe