rob: yeah.lian: here is a quote from the judge, american citizenship is precious and the government carries a heavy burden of proof when attempt to go divest naturalized citizen of his or her citizenship. you fast-forward to today, do you think things are better or getting there? >> i think that the president is trying to make them better, but i think as practical matter, the immigration system is so broken and it's run by unelected bureaucrats that are in favor of more and more immigration. the people who take the jobs in the immigration system are interested in immigration, so by -- by their natural tendency, of course, they want more immigration otherwise they wouldn't be interested in the subject, so you have inherit bias in the entire immigration system toward more and more immigration because the people that aren't interested in immigration don't go to work there. and i think that's -- you have the institutional bias in system. rob: in san bernardino, the shooting, the woman came and didn'

rob: like a scary movie.pompeo defending the president and vladimir putin's closed-door meeting. >> has the president told you what he and vladimir putin discussed in their two our closed-door meeting? >> he has the prerogative to choose that. jillian: should the foreign affairs the private? our panel weighs in on "fox and friends first," stay right there. ♪ beat it ♪ beat it ♪ rob: it is thursday my 26th. rod rosenstein on the chopping block, toward impeachment. jillian: tearing down trade barriers, donald trump's tough talk and the deal he stuck with the european union. rob: a redline over disrespect for the blue line. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ rob: it is raining again. jillian: yes it is.

rob: not at all.hours, president trump to nominate one of these four people as the next justice of our nation's top and what would each of them bring to the table, our next guest to bring to doj on supreme court confirmations but one does stand out more than others. carley: show-stopper going viral. hilarious moment of pet cat interrupt a live tv interview. look at that. stay tune. ♪ ♪ carley: good morning and welcome back, americans in danger overseas, u.s. embassy telling americans in haiti to stay inside until further notice as riots intensify over high-fuel prices. several american mission teams trapped as many u.s. flights in and out of the caribbean nation are halted over the deadly protests. protestors even train to set a hotel on fire where about 120 americans are staying. the government has scrapped plans to raise fuel prices in response to the unrest. rob: at least one person is dead after a helicopter crashed into a home. that chopper plummeting into a condominium killing somebody inside. c

rob, jillian. rob: jackie, thank you. president trump and first lady paying tribute to fallen agent, had stroke and died protecting president trump in golf club in scotland, spent 5 years in marine corps before dedicating 19 years to secret service, the body to the us draped, president trump writing, our prayers are with special agent loved ones, we grieve with them. he least behind wife and two young kids. rob: remains of u.s. soldiers in korean war could soon be returned to families according to reports, repatriation of as many as 55 americans likely to happen next week or the week after. north korean dictator promise today return to american remains during nuclear summit with president trump, the bodies of 55300 american soldiers are believed to be missing in north korea still. jillian: america east best athletes come together for annual espy awards, patrick hosting event in los angeles and taking some political jabs. >> it's time to talk about the national anthem controversy. [laughter] >> i haven't seen a russian thi

>> this is -- uh -- it's rob. your -- >> your name is rob? >> yeah, my -- yeah. rob.. >> martin. >> yeah. >> wow. >> yeah. it's great to hear your voice, actually. it's very strange. >> yeah. >> i never expected this day to come. >> i never did either. i always dreamed of this. always. i never forgot you. >> that's -- that's amazing to hear. >> i didn't know anything about you. i didn't know where you were. i didn't know who adopted you. >> i heard -- >> i didn't see you after you were born. >> aiy. >> who's your mom? >> jacqueline martin, she was a nurse, actually, at the hospital. >> so she knew my mama. >> reporter: rob and deborah piece together that their mothers both worked at the same hospital and must have arranged for the birth and adoption to all happen under their control. then rob decides to share what he's been so nervous about telling to his birth family. >> i do want to tell you something. i'm battling leukemia right now. i'm in remission. i don't want you to think that i searched you out for anything. but to know where i came from and for my daughter t

rob.ob: hope she doesn't sue riley. illegal immigrants with now vote in san francisco, the slippery-slope critics are now concerned this could create. jillian: from bernie sanders to alexandria ocasio-cortez, some of the democrats biggest stars sharing one common theme. >> democratic socialism. democratic socialism. democratic socialism. jillian: socialism surging in the age of trump, so what does it really say about the democratic party? that debate is coming up next. jillian: fox news alert, gunman opening fire on busy street in toronto overnight killing one person and injuring 13 others. police say it was not random. [shots fired] rob: terrifying, the shooter dressed in all black opening fire in a neighborhood known as greek town, shots heard from blocks away. [shots fired] jillian: police say a young woman is dead, 9-year-old girl is in critical condition. >> it's the street where families come, they're all out tonight walking, having their dinner and this, i guess, lone gunman simply

rob: we will keep an eye on it.e now know the names, killing two police officers in the line of duty this week. isaac kane accused of shooting and killing rookie tyler eden hoffer with the officer's own gun. he has a history of mental health issues but did not have a criminal record. this as we learn the suspect who shot and killed milwaukee police officer michael makowski has a long criminal history. he is accused of killing a 17-year-old veteran, trying to make the arrest wednesday. the milwaukee community setting up a memorial for him. he leaves behind a wife and three kids. spirit airlines just making an emergency landing after several passengers got sick. hazmat crews treating 7 to 10 patients at myrtle beach airport. one woman taken to the hospital. the plane was heading from fort lauderdale to south carolina. it was due to a chemical odor, no hazardous substances. >> all eligible migrant children reunited with their families and time for the deadline according to feds who say 1400 kids are now with their pare

rob.ian, thanks, state university is work to go diversify their campus by deliberately slashing the number of white students. here to weigh in a student at cal and roberta martin. thank you so much for coming on this morning, we appreciate your time. this is classic reverse discrimination. >> thanks for having me. rob: you're welcome, what do you think being a student there in. >> well, saying that their goal is to limit the number of white students to 40% to have campus population, they're essentially saying the most important aspect of our campus community is whether you're white or nonwhite and that's creating division where there doesn't need to be division and there hasn't been division previously. one of the greatest thing about cal poly that's a fair merit-based admission system and that's something that we can be proud and rally around, we can all view each other that way because we are admitted in same academic standards and bring race into it and make that such an important quali

rob: mortifying.reporter: we told king george iii you can keep your tierney, we want people in a freelance, we are doing america up big time. on "fox and friends," a great lineup this independence day, waking up, we have sebastian gorka park, jason chaffetz, a great lineup on "fox and friends". >> a navy veteran honoring all fallen heroes from the war in afghanistan by memorializing all 2000 names and writing them on a wall, joining us live on the plasma, rise all 2000 names of men and women that deserve to be remembered this fourth of july, freedom is not free. rob: we will be right back, see you. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. jillian: fourth of july not just about having the day off work, or having bar

rob: high tech on the high seas. anna is live with a look at the navy's next generation for patrol boat . >> we want to know why you think america is the greatest country in the world. send us your patriotic photos using the hashtag proud american and we will use them on the air. jillian: hope you're having a good start to your week. a major victory in the fight against isis.iraqi forces say the terror groups, finance and logistics chief was killed during a us led air force raid in northern iraq . two other isis members also killed. iraqi declared victory against isis but they are still fighting against remaining terror cells. the us patrolling the atlantic ocean amid an uptick in russian submarine activity. the navy called the increase alarming they the russia is testing us defenses. russia has so successfully launched missiles from these sobs and also used them to move cables beneath the ocean that power the internet worldwide. rob: democrats rallying to abolish ice but thepresident is defending the agency and send

rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ rob: it is a muggy one. hot week in new york city, you are watching "fox and friends first" wednesday morning. jillian: thanks for starting your day with us. two people dead and 13 injured, may have been and isis fanatic. >> law enforcement source says faisal hussein visited isis website and express support for the terrorist group, no reason to believe isis directed hussein to carry out the attack they are looking at whether he lived in afghanistan or pakistan. following issued out with police, his youngest victim, giuliana kotas. two american isis captured in syria will face charges in the united states, abraham is the most all from michigan accused of joining the terror group in 2015 captured in june. and indiana woman facing charges of false statements to the fbi. samantha was brought back to the us with four kids, her husband was killed while fighting with isis. jillian: three diplomats back in the states after making a surprise trip to cuba, state department officials visiting the embassy in havana to i

rob stafford: camus? philosophy-- a tantalizing clue, perhaps, but only for someone familiar with the life story of a certain free-spending, philosophy-loving fugitive doctor from america. philosophy, after all, had always been a pet passion of mark weinberger's, but that tidbit meant nothing to monica specogna. she'd never even heard of mark weinberger. all she knew was that this man, this mark stern loved her. monica: from the first day, was a really good man with me, with me, with my people, my family, with my friends, was a good man. for me, was a good man. rob stafford: in the spring of 2009, monica says she and mark took a grueling bike trip through alpine passes to switzerland. monica says it was in the swiss village of grindenwald at the foot of famed mount eiger that mark told her he wanted to spend one night on the mountain alone. monica: next morning, i bring my cycle and up the mountain to him. he come close to me with a big smile, screaming, thank you, monica, thank you, monica, thank you, mo

rob: the pres.' come of lawmakers say they have no plans for lisa page to testify publicly. appearing before lawmakers for a second closed-door session. jillian: the freedom caucus demanding the doj investigate rod rosenstein over chilling threats. cinemark meadows and jim jordan say the deputy attorney general warned over document requests in the russia collusion probe. the doj denies the claims, fox news led the house resolution, to impeach rosenstein. rob: donald trump meeting to discuss tax reform 2.0, house ways and means committee chair kevin brady will be in attendance, a driving force behind the first bill, the goal is to make those tax cuts permanent, a big dispute for democrats and drives economic growth 3% or 4%. to be passed before the november midterm elections. jillian: a major league baseball player is a brand-new proud american. fernando rodney just became a us citizen after 19 years in the country, originally from the dominican republic. rob: he had to jump through some hoops to get

rob: great.ant to start off, most of the damage that's been done to the president's agenda has been done in lower circuit courts. i think the ninth circuit is one of the favorites of the left. they love to go there. they get a favorable ruling, how does the supreme court change ability to affect the trump administration? >> well, one of the key factors that we have a trend in the courts is lower courts issuing nationwide injunctions, you see that in district court levels and court of appeals and ninth circuit will affirm that that's been particularly important in travel ban cases, in other cases where the courts and some vim cases are resisting the president's agenda and so with another justice coming on to the court who is likely to find that that type of decision is overreaching and single court cannot set policy and overrule the president's agenda, that will deal a devastating blow by attempts by the lower courts to try to individually one by one stand in the way of the president's agenda and

rob: everything is nice and green.illian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on this thursday. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. we begin with a fox news alert. behind bars after opening fire and police because he did not want to go back to jail. the police department grieving over there brother. >> difficult time for the police department. a veteran who was well-liked by the department and a friend of mine. jillian: officers were trying to make an arrest when the shooting happened. one other person was hurt. law enforcement lining the streets to honor the unidentified officer. milwaukee officer charles irvine junior was killed in a crash while pursuing a suspect. 15 cops have been shot this month with 32 officers killed i gunfire so far this year. another fox news alert, a homemade bomb exploding overnight near the us embassy in beijing, the 26-year-old man holding the device made out of fireworks, the us embassy was not damaged. authorities say the suspect identified by his last name is in the hospital

rob: sexual assault?ge. >> it is supposed to be funny but causing a lot of controversy. rob: let's talk about shack and sharks. >> a little do -- too close to comfort for me. shaquille o'neal came face-to-face with a shark, check it out. >> shark in the cage! got to get him out! in the cage! >> they were, shark shield o'neill. >> i didn't catch that the first time. he agreed to go cave diving with sharks as part of the discovery channel shark week. a little shark squeezed through the metal bars but was pulled out in time. he is okay. too close to comfort. rob: a little 7 foot shark. >> 7 feet, wow! rob: i know -- >> that shark -- rob: he was about -- jillian: thanks. >> talk to you guys later. rob: i am probably wrong. jillian: 46 after the hour. two white house endorsements not enough to push brian kemp across the finish line. the gubernatorial candidate joins us as voters head to the polls. rob: let's check in with todd pyro coming up on "fox and friends". >> reporter: shack reinvented himself. he is an

rob: we need to get the original.t is tuesday morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday. rob: thanks for starting the day with us, donald trump at work in washington today sitting down with vladimir putin. jillian: the president calling the summit a win with both sides agreeing the russia probe is a driving wedge between our nations. rob: griff jenkins has reaction from both world leaders. >> reporter: the president departed helsinki reacting to bipartisan criticism, not only for standing behind the assessment on russian meddling but as i said today many times before i have great confidence in my intelligence people but i recognize to build a brighter future we can't exclusively focus on the largest nuclear powers. we must get along then. in an interview with sean hannity, focusing on a single issue. >> there was no collusion whatsoever. i guess he said it as strongly as you can say it. talking about nuclear proliferation, talking syria and humanitarian aid and all these things and we get questions

rob: thank you so much.illian: hundreds of migrant children reunited with their families a week ahead of the deadline. according to court filings, 364, more than 2500 kids separated from their parents at the southern border back with their families. homeland security says they will do their best to meet the july 26th deadline reunite all the children but won't have corners on parents. five people facing charges connected to alleged immigrant smuggling scheme. among them the driver of an suv that the texas police on a chase ending in a crash that killed five of the 14 people inside. two other cars were involved, 23 illegal immigrants were detained. if convicted all five people could face life in prison. rob: putting america to work, donald trump signing an executive order to train us workers with in demand skills and fill jobs. >> by signing the pledge to america's workers, these great companies and they are great, the greatest in the world are firming their commitment to train american workers for american j

rob: nice.s trying to get them to cough up more money on defense spending, why do you think the president is right to be tough on the issue? >> the president is not being tough on the issue, the president is merely closing the rules of the club, to be part of nato you have to spend 2% of your gdp on defense. the fact is there are 29 members of members and only six of them are actually paying the membership fee, so the argument is, why should america protect all of these countries if they're not prepare today make fair contribution. i think it's a reasonable argument but it's against background of european union wants to build its own army, its own european army and head of european commission say you only have to pay 1er. what you're going to hear in the next 48 hours are various european leaders saying trump is threatening the security of people in europe, the truth is it's the ambitions of the european project that's doing it and i believe that the president should be very firm, indeed. rob: i

rob: the ugly.e leaves drivers stranded on a border bridge for nearly an hour, the stray wandering, blocking traffic just north of orlando. jillian: the drug epidemic has gotten so out of control democrats want to train middle and high school students. rob: is that a good idea? on the next hour of "fox and friends first," stay tuned. ♪ with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com brennan is a bad guy. a lot of things happened under his watch, the deception, the lies are being exposed for what they are, really hurt our country. rob: july 18th, donald trump firing back at the obama era spy chief james brennan over a tweet that accuses the president of treason. jillian: the demo

rob: putting party over politics. jillian: major midterm announcement from ousted fbi director james comey. you are watching "fox and friends first" wednesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us, donald trump firing back against the biggest critic of his, are we okay? there we go. vladimir putin. i was getting the stop sign. let's keep going. jillian: it is wednesday. he is blasting john brennan for accusing him of treason. griff jenkins has more on the president's reaction to the backlash. we are okay, are you? >> reporter: no stopping. walk back time at the white house after blistering bipartisan criticism, the president reaffirmed he has full faith in the intelligence community and clarified his remarks in helsinki when he responded to a question asking if he believes regarding election meddling. >> a key sentence in my remarks i said the word would instead of wouldn't. the sentence should have been i don't see any reason why i wouldn't or why it wouldn't be russia. >> reporter: later in an exclusive

rob: "fox and friends first" continues.ox news alert. 11 people dead after strong storms capsize a packed tourist boat. 5 people are still missing. jillian: the search happening right now to find those still missing. >> getting along with vladimir putin and russia is positive, not negative. that being said if that doesn't work out could be the worst enemy he has ever had. rob: donald trump with a new warning for vladimir putin. jillian: are democrats distracted by outrage to notice and report that russia may be up to no good? live in washington. rob: this hero's name is lieutenant michael murphy who gave his life for our country. jillian: his family needs your help to find the person behind an awful act. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪

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rob: a very diplomatic episode.was great yesterday, the president speaking at the vfw at the 94-year-old veteran. >> alan jones always wanted to meet the president and that is what happened yesterday when he shared the stage with donald trump and made sure to capitalize on the moment. >> i'm going to be 95 years of age april 11th of next year. hopefully you will allow me to bring my family into the oval office. jillian: he said that was one of the highlights of his life. a lot of folks talking about this. gail says i wanted to hug believe that myself, thank you, mister jones, for your service. jillian: he will be on "fox and friends" in the 8:00 hour. >> the secret service made him walk 100 yards. thanks. jillian: 26 after the hour. vanished without a trace, the search for missing student growing more desperate. the new plea to the public joined the search party. rob: illegal immigrant facing deportation dodges immigration and customs at the airport and could dodge jail time because the fed botched their case. this

rob:t better be dark. heather: you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: thanks for starting your day with us. we have some whether to start with, fox news alert, manhunt underway for a cough killer on the loose in the state of hawaii marking the sixth police officer shot in the us just this week. jillian: we have more on the latest attacks on our men and women in blue. >> reporter: even paradise isn't spared, brave men and women in blue with the officer shot dead and the manhunt for his killer intensifying overnight. authorities were conducting a traffic stop tuesday night when the driver got out and fired multiple shots. officer bronson who was struck in the neck and leg later died at the hospital, the tenure police veteran was honored as officer of the month in april 2014, he leaves behind a wife and three small children. in massachusetts handcuff that used to hang off of the belt of michael chesna were used to restrain the man accused of killing the officer with his own gun. this

rob: debate in florida.ious play by a house candidate seems like something the south doesn't go for a lot. >> democratic house candidate calling for amnesty for all illegal immigrants, announced his position saying i'm calling for action to help millions of undocumented people working in our communities, serving in our military and raising families by granting amnesty and this sparks a lot of reaction online similar to the last story, not everybody on board. one person saying that should be enough to sink his candidacy hopefully. whatever happened to immigrants working hard to become a citizen, the immigrants who became citizens wanted to assimilate to be us citizens. jeff on social media saying then -- been there done that, you calling the country to secure the border as well. jillian: sometimes it pays to be a go-getter. >> i want you to meet david, a 20-year-old college graduate who instead of asking for a handout when he had hard times, was handing out his resume. homeless, hungry for success, take a res

rob: a little too phenomenal.s of american history for the proud american series joining us live in virginia next. jillian: let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> if you ever go to colonial williamsburg, peanut soup, it was a peanut butter sandwich that was so delicious. coming up on "fox and friends," sarah huckabee sanders joining us from the white house talking about the pres.'s supreme court pics, talking to alan dershowitz, the harvard law professor and the story everyone was talking about yesterday. the hero golden retriever came to the rescue, saved his owner being bitten by a rattlesnake, he and his owner are doing fine and will be live from the desert southwest. >> i wonder what todd is going to say. we will be right back. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures,

rob: iem rob schmitt beard live in helsinki with correspondent ed henry. rob: kevin corke.i, kevin. >> great to be with you guys. it's easy to understand why he loves to have conversations with world leaders with whom we've had past problems. the idea of being you can't get anything done if your unwilling to listen and then talk. the backdrop from which the president will operate as he meets with russian president vladimir putin. consider what happened back in singapore come this conversation with north koreas later kim jong un. today a very different circumstance, but a similar opportunity. a chance to have the conversation and advance the american agenda with israel. and and i use that word defensively, buresh is destabilizing behavior led many to believe they have been a quite some time. the president this morning at the breakfast with the president of finland, with whom we work very carefully and closely at the nato summit took time out to thank them for their support. >> nato was i think never been stronger and it was a little bit tough at the beginning and it turned o

rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ just got paid friday night ♪ feeling right ♪ robkim. jillian: we blame you, kim. rob: it is friday. you are watching "fox and friends first" friday morning. jillian: thank you, just for you, thank you for starting the day with us. some serious news to get to. donald trump's promise on the singapore summit becoming a reality. >> the remains will be coming back, they will start the process. rob: remains of us service members flown out of north korea overnight in what the white house calls a significant first step. jillian: griff jenkins with details. >> reporter: 55 cases, the remains of us serviceman killed during the korean war. and the cargo plane, to the air base. the pharmacist ended the fighting there. the remains of american serviceman leaving north korea and heading to the united states. this will be a great moment for so many families. thank you to kim jong un. this is a major commitment, the white house issuing this statement saying today's actions represent the first step to recommence repatriation of remains from north kor

rob: there was a certain beauty to the beast.was a little bit beastly. 38 minutes after the era, liberals melting down over donald trump's supreme court nominee and top ranking democrat once to sue the supreme court or says he would. is that even the glories of the political show? we debate it coming up next. jillian: a brand new mall comes crumbling down, everyone managed to make it out just minutes to spare. rob: a nice live look at the weather across the country. ♪ - [announcer] no one chooses (energetic electronic music) to lose their hair. hair club can help you get your hair back. - the best part is i don't have to worry about losing my hair anymore. - i just feel more confident. i feel more alive. i feel attractive. - i wanted a full head of hair as soon as possible, and they gave it to me. - by far, the most common cause of hair loss is genetics. - when you see the old photos of me, you can see i had no hair right here. and look, now i have hair, right? it's there. - this is my own hair. i mean, this is my actual hair tha

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nejra: thank you so much, rob boardman.p next, we talk about the fed stress test, and the health of the u.s. banking sector. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg markets: rules & returns." i am nejra cehic, in london. now let's focus in on the fed and u.s. banks. the federal reserve said it would allow goldman sachs and morgan stanley to pass the stress test on the condition that they limit capital returns to previous year levels. the top democrat in the committee slammed the fed for "making life easier for the banks." but was that the case? our senior writer on the finance team, is here. think you for joining us. were this year's stress tests actually easier than the previous year? >> now, the tests were actually harder. yes, the fed at the end, may have softened a bit on morgan stanley and goldman sachs so they could ask, even though their capital levels would fall below the minimums required under stress, but the stress level that got them there, was harsher than ever. 65% decline in the dow jones industrial

reporter rob mcmillan from our sister station is there live tonight. rob? >> reporter: right, the entire community of idle wild is now under a mandatory evacuation order. as you can see behind me, some folks have stayed behind. the fire itself is burning to the east of this mountain community. while we can't see any flames on the top of the ridge there, the smoke is certainly there, and while at least five homes burned yesterday, this massive fire appears to be staying away from idle wild for now. around 1:00 this afternoon the direction of the cranston fire shifted with one of the fingers of the fire turning back toward idle wild. the flames cresting the ridge just to the east of this mountain community now in sight. but fortunately, all morning long, air tankers made drops along the ridgeline, painting a thick layer of red, a wall of fire retardant meant to keep the flames away and protect further homes from destruction. >> it's going to be hot, it's going to be dry, and the winds are going to pick up. there's still a lot of fire burning out there. so we'

rob: playing matchmaker 30,000 feet in the air. how passenger documented online.an: before we head to break, the fourth of july festivities, here is our executive producer, olivia, showing her american pride. todd: getting better, last time we saw her she was a little baby. former marine corps, they had their special day on the fourth. jillian: that is nice. and the safey for "most parallel parallel parking job" goes to... [ drum roll ] ...emily lapier from ames, iowa. this is emily's third nomination and first win. um...so, just...wow! um, first of all, to my fellow nominees, it is an honor sharing the road with you. and of course, to the progressive snapshot app for giving good drivers the discounts -- no, i have to say it -- for giving good drivers the discounts they deserve. safe driving! for giving good drivers the discounts they deserve. with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were very saggy. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with new sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. introducing more sizes for bette

rob malcolm spoke to their father.t home and he rushed down to the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. we heard from him talking about how he went up on the platform and saw his daughter under the tarp. >> this all happened around 9:45 pm. the two young girls are 18 and 20. we learned the one who died was 18 years old. here is some sound from the father of those girls.>> i don' all i know was my daughter called me crying hysterically. i could not understand what she was talking about. she told me to get hereto macarthur b.a.r.t. i ran up the platform and i saw my youngest daughter laying up under a tarp, dead. i want justice for my daughter. please help me get justice for my daughter. i work at highland hospital. i see this every day. i never imagined myself going through nothing like this. that is my baby girl. i want justice for my daughter. >> what did the police tell you about a suspect? >> i have not heard anything from anybody except a few witnesses said it was a white guy in a red striped shirt who stabbed my daughter r

he's also going to fact check all of rob's weather. >> i have a pen ready, rob. go at any time. >> great to have you, sam. inevitably we have a great morning coming up but we do want to start here with the breaking news out of thailand. abc news has learned that authorities on the ground, they may start attempting to bring those 12 boys and their soccer coach out of the cave as soon as tonight because rain is coming. >> we just want to give you a sense of how risky and how ke a l the map igotobe. thboree miles inside the cave. a one-way trip takes six hours for a professional diver and the boys don't even know how to swim. >> now, ahead of this high-stakes escape, we are hearing this morning directly from the boys and their coach, all of whom released personal letter, as you can see, to their families. the coach profusely apologizing for leading the boys into that cave. >> he is, indeed. we begin our coverage this morning with abc's matt gutman who is right there in chiang rai. matt, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, good morning, dan and paula. this rescue

big rob as he was known. heas the managing editor of the "capital gazette"nd news 4's jackie benson went to the celebration of his life this week. >> an expected crowd of 200 swelled to m than twice that as people gathered at the irvine nature center in owings mills, maryland to remember the life of rob hiaasen. family, friends and colleagues described him as a nan with a generous heart who lived and loved deeply and well. >> the concept of home was so rob. and he would look at me and look at those kids and he'd just , you're my home. and that's all that matters. >> tears welled up in the eyes of many when daughter samantha spoke. >> big rob, that was my dad. every singl time ieeded him he was there and he was there with a laugh. >> ben hiaasen read from his father's journal. >> i think about all my kids a lot when i'm at work. i called home to make sure everyone was safe. sometimes things -- awful things come to my mind and i get scared. lold for cn is my definition of true love. >> among those who came to p

we put rob in the driver's seat we put rob in the driver's seat or tried to. >> i may be -- i may be stuck. >> his spin on the track and why the engine fuel is actually safe to drink. >>> hey, good morning. happy saturday. we have a bit of an unusual configuration here on the desk. ron is off this morning. adrienne is on assignment over in thailand. rob will be doing the weather from brooklyn where as you saw he's going to be drinking some engine fuel smoothies from the race cars behind us. i don't know how they got you to do that and we are very lucky to have -- you might have heard the laugh there, the famous laugh -- dr. sam champion is on set this morning doing "pop news." >> try to make you look not so lonely. >> you take up the space of three normal humans. >> what does that mean? >> only good things. >> in the best possible way. >> in the best possible space. >> the desk may look lonely but our hearts are full gause you're joining us. >>> we will start this saturday morning with the big news involving president trump now two days away from his historic sit-down with russian pr

rob: peter stzrok's grill publicly over his anti-trump text messages. jillian: we we see the same today when lisa page takes the hot seat? >> i was talking to god the entire night. rob: a story of survival and faith that might make you believe in miracles. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ >> it is beautiful, very happy, you are with us.

rob: that is a difficult question to answer.f you look at last time when the sanctions were introduced, iranian oil production, or iranian exports were down about 1.2 million barrels a day. you can probably gauge that as your starting point. if it gets worse, it could be as much as 2 million barrels per day. in the short-term, that could be a real challenge for the global oil market. that is the biggest key. it is not that we are running out of oil. we are in a new era of oil. we have plenty of oil, but you need time to produce more oil and have the infrastructure in place to transport the oil out of the places it is being produced to where it is being being consumed. alix: fair enough. that is the medium-term bullish outlook. short-term, we are still struggling. we have an analyst joining us from london. you can see the bullish medium-term outlook, if you look at times spreads, the one to three months wti, versus the one to three month brent spread. -- excuse me, spot prices slip below future prices. what do you make of the sho

rob: a bold statement.icans thinking they are the ones that should be running the country. a new poll finds 80% of people between 15 and 34 believe their generation would do a better job than current elected officials. the average congressman at age 58, the average senator, 62. we have been sharing your thoughts with us, deb tweeting too many of them want to quit their jobs and travel the world, that is mature. can't run the country when you are lounging on the beach. james is all for posting on facebook millennial's my generation created the tech you are using, we are the generation of finger and do her, not the generation of spellers. if you need proof, look around you. the what have you done? you may -- jillian: was your face? the ceo of a major american bank the latest to credit donald trump for the booming economy. >> tracy carrasco here with reaction to the missing gdp growth. >> reporter: jamie time and told cnbc he is crediting donald trump on his tax cuts along with other economic efforts that help

studios, rob, they give arejoining us. borisjohnson studios, rob, they give arejoining us.is johnson is studios, rob, they give arejoining us. borisjohnson is quoted as saying the brexit dream is dying. us. borisjohnson is quoted as saying the brexit dream is dyingm is if you are a hard brexiteer and other things i won't repeat on there that he was dissatisfied, as was david davis, with the agreement reached on the weekend survey have stormed out but it's hardly dead, it's just not hard. stormed out but it's hardly dead, it'sjust not hard. what is going to happen to brexit? will there be a soft brexit, hide brexit? what form and shape will it be at the end of 2019? just reflecting an economic view on this, without taking political sides. a moral —— a moderate brexit is in the best interests of the uk economy so this idea of soft and hard, what you want is something that doesn't disrupt markets, you want to have consistency going forward. the may government is trying to achieve that. it will leave more pragmatic people in the cabinet, hopefully, to see this through. business

it's time for rob rosenstein to be held accountable. we have a lot to get to, rudy giuliani in a minute joining us first as former u.s. attorney for the district of columbia joe digenova and fox news contributor sara carter. i think joe has a lot to say. >> he does have a lot to say. one of the things that happened today it was the straw that broke the camel's back the fact that when meadows and jordan went to meet with the doj, they refused to comply. they weren't in compliance with giving the documents over to congress. there was a lot of arguing back and forth, jordan and meadows said they weren't in compliance compliance -- they still didn't know how many documents they need to turn over to them. the fbi did agree with congressman jordan that strzok didn't answer 90% of the questions that he could've answered. he took a very broad interpretation, this is peter strzok, he provided testimony. they are going to be calling peter strzok back to testify before congress and hopefully he will be answering a lot of the questions that congres

rob, thank you. >>> and as rob mentioned there, the concern growing in the west tonight. visitors to yosemite national park were given until noon today to evacuate. the wildfire burning at the edge of the park is filling the valley with thick smoke, causing air quality concerns. tourists crowding into the park office. they were checking out, ending their visits at the height of the summer season. and then late today, a new fire igniting in southern california. the cranston fire, as it is called, forcing mandatory evacuations in mountain center. hundreds of homes are threatened tonight. arson is suspected, and a person is being questioned at this hour. >>> to the president tonight, under pressure after his own tariffs igniting a trade war. other countries retaliating, and many american farmers paying the price. you heard from them last night right here. tonight, the president with a new promise. reaching out to the european union, he called them a foe just a week ago, but late today, calling a press conference outside the white house to say they will now work together. abc

here with the forecast is meteorologist rob mayeda. rob? and remember: download our free nbc bay area app for complete weather coverage on the go. you can get a detailed forecast for your neighborhood. new at 11. a business owner in san francisco... says race may be the reason... someone called police on him.... while he was simply standing outside his own business. it )s the latest encounter in te bay area... catching a lot of attention on social media. nbc bay area )s anser hassan spoke to the owner. he is live in san francisco with more. crash... forcing a freeway to shutdown. it happened on highway 24 in orinda. this morning - police tried to pull over a driver for a traffic violation. but the driver didn )t stop -- instead leading police on a chase. the car crashed and flipped on highway 24... near the orinda station. one person in the car died and the other is in the hospital tonight. c-h-p shut down all westbound lanes for six hours... leaving drivers stranded. no word tonight as to why the driver ran from police or any information a

articles of impeachment have now been filed against the deputy ag rob rosenstein. the days of his obstruction may soon be coming to an end. we'll have full coverage throughout the hour.on and first, another day, another scandal, the sky is falling. the earth is shattered. days and days of breathless pedaling of lies by the mainstream media. we've got the best montage we've ever put together. b this time, america's professional trump haters are spinning in circles over a totally insignificant audio recording between michael cohenn and donald trump.nn it's clearly the media's anti-trump meltdown du jour, but in moments we will show you how this tape is much to do about nothing. we'll take you on a frightening journey tonight. buckle up, warn the kids. some of the worst examples of destroy trump media moving daily from crisis to crisis to crisis. we've got the tape, it's amazing. we will do something you will not see in the mainstream media. we have amazing, great news tonight on the economy and other news on the foreign policy front with the trump administration. by

rob: that is a loaded question. it sounds like there is some question to whether you can be bold or not. we're at a point in the evolution of the game where the owners, and it is more important because this their game, where the games feel that has changed in a way that we do need to be more aggressive with respect to managing that change. we are not up there sitting around and thinking, baseball has been that -- this way a long time, how are we going to change it? we're watching it change organically in response to decisions that are made by 30 general managers and 30 different markets in an effort to win two more games a year. we have come to the realize asian that the chain -- that realization that that change is going to come to the field. michael: just back to the word bold. 1947, andto the mind breaking the color barrier. key, aelissa left reporter for sports illustrated winning a court decision allowing women into baseball locker rooms. with the project -- progress changes been made, will, in this organic way