gaining strength overnight, now a category 2 storm. rob: millions in florida making evacuation plans and officials warn it is time to get out. jillian: a scathing inspector general report showing the fired fbi director violated policy but won't face charges. heather: republicans worn this is the tip of the iceberg. >> up! shut up! rob: was this the best show ever or junk tv? jillian: there is an online debate giving friends the cold shoulder. "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us, let's get to our top story as we begin with a fox news alert. hurricane dorian a category 2 storm overnight is express warned, this hurricane could be deadly. rob: check that footage from nasa. the storm brushed past puerto rico and the us virgin islands and for the most part spared the caribbean. jillian: millions in sort of bracing for impact and stocking up on emergency supplies while they last. rob: janice dean joins us with the latest track, looks like it is slowing down. >> that is the big

" continues right now, goodbye. rob: wednesday, august 14th ever fox news alert, asleep on the job, two guards watching jeffrey epstein does offer hours the same night the millionaire committed suicide. heather: there are reports they tried to cover it up, a major shakeup as the fbi looks at the manhattan jail today. rob: chaos in hong kong. thousands of protesters threatening to shut down the international airport for the third straight day. heather: why those classes on the other side of the world are being watched closely in washington. no alcohol for 12 hours before takeoff with one airline implanting new to keep passengers safe. heather: should we need a rule for that? "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ jillian: this reminds me of summer. i don't know why but it does. rob: talking about summer. jillian: it is everything. windows down, curtains, good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. fox news alert, the fbi expected to sweep the jail where jeffrey epstein died of an apparent suicide. heathe

mueller finished his russia report. jillian: new evidence just revealed. the gloves are off. rob: bernie sanders throwing punches and taking hits quite literally. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ i have the tiger ♪ feel of the fight ♪ our valor ♪ and the last known survivors in the night ♪ of the tiger ♪ rob: you got the are of the tiger today, a boxing match. jillian: something i never thought of. rob: i think of it every single day. good morning on "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. jillian: i am jillian, the trump administration, $150 million in disaster funds to ramp up security at the southern border. rob: the move in raging democrats. tropical storm dorian bears down on puerto rico probably going to hit today. >> reporter: the timing is fueling criticism. speaker pelosi taking issue, dh pockets of disaster relief funding to fund an appalling inhumane family incarceration plan is staggering. on the eve of hurricane season, is stunningly reckless. dhs says this is intended to increase detention beds which they are lacking in supporting asy

", have a great day, everybody, "fox & friends first" continues right now. bye bye. ♪ ♪ rob: monday august 12th, conspiracy theories are swirling over the apparent suicide of jeffrey epstein, breaking new questions about exactly what happened inside his new york city prison cell. >> the fed launching their own investigation but will they ever see justice, close -- look into that investigation. >> guarantying health care to all people is a human right. >> yes, we are experiencing global warming and we can do something about it. >> we need a new commander in chief. >> 2020 hopefuls push socialism during weekend in iowa. rob: now that the kernels have been counted, who scored big? we will talk about that plus lance armstrong may have lost his tour to france titles but brugging about a -- bragging about a big one. >> "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ [laughter] >> are you ready to move your feet, rob? good monday morning. rob: am i ready to move my feet? i'm ready to move my mouth. carley: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shi

congress will think it is too early. what do you think? i think it is too early. rob: it is friday, august 2nd. fox news alert pushing for peace, the us taking a tentative agreement that could pull thousands of troops out of afghanistan. jillian: how close are we to reaching a final deal to end america's longest war. no punches in front of thousands in ohio. >> the democrat party is now being led by left-wing who reject everything that we hold dear. they would love to see a guy like sleepy joe biden who has no clue what the hell he is doing. rob: the president's fiery rebuttal to the highflying promises made by democrats during the debate. michael moore predicted the president's 2016 victory. jillian: the liberal filmmaker wants to enter the 2020 race to rush donald trump. "fox and friends first" continues right now. heather: i have a feeling it is friday today. what do you think of that? rob: is that all? jillian: probably not. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. rob: thanks for starting your day with us beginning with a fox news alert, the pentagon p

paso with tributes pouring in. rob: "fox & friends first" continues right now. good morning to you, i'm rob schmitt. >> thank you for starting your day with us. the country is reeling, this morning we mourn the loss of 29 people killed in el paso, texas and dayton ohio. rob: rough weekend. live in el paso, texas this morning, jonathan. >> good morning, rob and jillian, the alleged gunman being held without bond facing capital murder charges in connection with the deaths of 20 people who lost their lives in wal-mart in shopping center behind me, meanwhile federal authorities are investigating whether the defendant offered antiimmigrant online post as they consider domestic terrorism and hate crime charges. video posted on facebook posted inside of wal-mart when saturday's fire broke out, you can see somebody hiding under and mother and father died from shielding 2-month-old child from gunfire. >> you should never bury son or daughter. >> county sheriff wrote about shooting on personal facebook page, richard writes el paso will never be the same because a racist came to our city to t

head you clearly sign that video. rob: they are sending the mysterious message yet by cutting off the mic. there were comments from joe biden as he stirred confusion at the iowa state fair. >> our voters by the presidential pitch or should he we be worried when others drive it this we can? taylor swift breaking silence about being silent in 2016. rob: looking ahead to 2020 you may wonder why she is still singing hillary clinton's praises. "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: live on fox square. thousand square on fox square. it remains to be seen. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. republicans going to war with twitter after the platform froze mitch mcconnell's reelection account. rob: this is seen as many as an attempt to silence conservative voices on social media. carly shimkus joins us to break down this fiery feud. carley: the trump campaign and the republican national comedy will not spend money advertising on twitter until the bias is addressed, twitter shutdown the senate majority leader's

in el paso and dayton. rob: partisanship has dominated the conversation since those shootings. >> tell him not to come here. >> everyone in the political arena ratcheting down the rhetoric. that's not good for who we are as texas. >> twitter said was sorry, without permission. >> the social media giant may be back to its old ways and we told you about 2 police officers who discovered they were blood brothers. >> you get to hear their incredible story. firsthand when they join us live. "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: let's get to the fox news alert, donald trump is traveling to two cities reeling from the mass shooting that killed 31 people. rob: jeff paul joins us for funeral preparations underway. >> reporter: the president expected to land in ohio this morning first and then head here to el paso where he will land shortly before 2:00 pm to meet with first responders and victims of the domestic terrorism attack that happened just behind me at the walmart where there are lights in squad cars after this active

didn't make the cut and his refusing to buy out. rob: aoc has high praise for her own generation. >> this new generation is very profound and strong and brave. >> the internet is firing back. the history lesson about the true greatest generation. "fox and friends first" continues. very good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first". >> straight to a fox news alert, hurricane dorian gaining strength as it speeds to the united states to hit florida at this point. and slamming several caribbean islands north of puerto rico. >> donald trump approving an emergency declaration as the virgin islands before it moves near puerto rico were blasted coming in st. thomas boats thrown around as towering waves got pretty high and st. john got hammered by heavy rain, intense wins and all of this, could be headed to the united states. >> reporter: it is difficult one to nail down where it is going to go. just barely missed puerto rico. there is your center of circulation, the virgin islands to the east of puerto rico, a little rain, definitely wind but not the big storm. we are bac

you are watching "fox and friends first". august. rob: night 2 is better than night one. thanks for getting up early with us today. jillian: a second heat of democratic debate turning into a rematch between joe biden and rising star of the stage kamala harris. rob: things come to a close in detroit. who stood out and who will survive to see round 3 coming up in september? jillian: every angle covered with analysis from bernie sanders and your advisor and former reagan immigration official george rodriguez. rob: pete hegseth will have breakfast with friends later in the show. let's start with griff jenkins with the big moments of the night. >> reporter: i will tell you what. joe biden brought in his a game, he knew he would be the main target and everyone on stage, he was sharper and had more energy and did what he had to do but it was the healthcare issue that was so prominent for the two nights that drew some contrast. >> joe biden's campaign, call your plan, quote, a have it every which way approach, and the computing pattern of equivocating about your healthcare stands. what do y

tariff talks into markets. rob: after the president struck landmark deal in principal with japan, live from france with g7 summit, a lot more on that, putting small bottles of liquid in plastic bags could be a thing of the past. carley: good news, major airport now testing 3d screening for carry-on luggage and then papi is back. rob: david ortiz shared first photo since being shot, "fox & friends first" continues right now. all right, good morning to you, this is a live picture here from biarritz france, this is a spousal event as g7 summit continues, you can see melania trump right there walking with french president macron's wife and some of the other spouses. >> yeah, that's right, kind of a nice side bar event while the spouses get together and chat, you can see melania looking lovely in the white and blue dress, i believe, a lot going on in france right now and we will talk more with kevin corke, china could be preparing to throw in the towel, beijing announcing that it's prepare today come back to the table to negotiate an end to the trade war. >> that's a big deal, kevin corke l

hate has no place in america. we can and will stop this evil contagion. rob: donald trump urging americans to come together, 30 innocent lives were taken over the weekend. jillian: the steps this administration is taking to help a broken nation. calls for unity garnered praise from the new york times except this won't be the headline you will see this morning. rob: force an about-face on the paper's front page. the heart stopping moment a little boy falls through a manhole. shannon: "fox and friends first" continues right now. you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: we begin with a fox news alert. walmart mask arising is to more victims died in the hospital. jillian: how that suspect ended up there in the first place. >> in a makeshift memorial. in the parking lot of the walmart where the shooting took place. the gunman drove anywhere from 10 to 11 hours from his home in suburban dallas in el paso. he got lost in the neighborhood in el paso and wound up at the walmart because he was hungry. city officials believes there is no coincidence there city was targeted because it

. rob: there is something wrong about the return of pumpkin spice we think you will like. a positive. they make me say this stuff. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ dance dance dance ♪ dance dance dance ♪ dance dance >> dancing at 36. >> you are going to go there this early. a little later in the show. the dog days of summer, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. >> thank you for starting your day with us. we begin with a fox news alert, multimillionaire jeffrey epstein reportedly hung himself in his jail cell. >> alarming details about is that as we learn one of the guards in charge of monitoring him was a substitute. >> the investigation shifts to the caribbean. >> the new york post reports jeffrey epstein hung himself in his cell with a that she. many are asking of guards failed to follow proper procedures by not checking on the 66-year-old every 30 minutes like they are supposed to. epstein reportedly tried suicidally weeks earlier but was unsuccessful. the associated press reports one of the guards in charge was not a regular correct

impeachment inquiry against donald from. rob portable testify over whether the president obstructed justice during the russia probe as the committee asks to expedite a lawsuit for a subpoena against former white house counsel don began. they argue the white house is delaying the investigation which expires in january. >> federal prosecutors plan to seek the death pen people at a pittsburgh synagogue last year. robert bauer facing 50 charges and was said the killing of vulnerable victims, hostility towards the jewish faith and premeditation is justification for capital punishment. bowers is pleaded not guilty. the russian government is refusing to allow senator ron johnson into the country for a bipartisan congressional trip. the kremlin denying johnson's request for a visa. he was planning to speak with diplomats and business leaders on the trail. the wisconsin republican same regardless of this petty a front i will continue to advocate a strong and resolute response to russian aggression. johnson has been outspoken critic of russian election interference. >> congressman sean duffy

friends first". rob: news moments ago the suspect in the philadelphia police standoff walking out of the hospital in handcuffs. jillian: surrender after eight hours overnight, six police officers hurt trying to arrest him. "fox and friends first" cohosts from the scene of the standoff with more on the suspect's identity. >> reporter: good morning. we want to take you to more of the video, that alleged suspect coming out of the house with his hands in the air, 8 to 9 hours after this all started. this person is identified as maurice hill identified by an attorney who is part of a 4-person negotiation team to get him to surrender. before they knew each other, they had a relationship. once he realized who this suspect was he had to get involved. right before this happened i want to show you video that shows police firing tear gas into this house. and this suspect came out with his hands in the air. this was unfolding before midnight last night. this happened at 4:30 yesterday when this all began. narcotics officers serving a warrant, that man inside the house, listen to this desperate d

rob: fox news alert, we are waiting news conference with an update of the overnight mass shooting there, where at least 9 people were killed and 27 others injured. good afternoon, i'm rob schmitt. >> i'm molly, eric and arthel are off today, dayton's mayor say it is shooter was taken out by police, took place outside popular district. rob: yesterday morning mass shooting in el paso, texas where 20 people were killed and more than 2 dozen injured there. that gunman was arrested just after the shooting and is how facing capital murder charges, we have fox team coverage now, garrett tenney live in el paso, texas but first in dayton ohio with mike tobin. >> rob, as we wait for the latest on the police briefing expected any minute now, i can show you the latest from the scene as i step out of the way, we have moved up a bit closer, you can see the vehicles with flashing lights and reflective tape, they about 3 doors up the bar where the shooting took place just outside of that location what i hear is biohazard has been clean, there's another scene, some 20 minutes, 21 minutes away, bel

, very special people. rob: august 8th, donald from visiting survivors and first responders of the el paso and dayton shootings reminding them the country stands with them. >> officially begins the investigation takes a major turn. live with the missed warning from the mother of one of the killers, weeks before the attack. >> a veteran's what was told to kick her patriotism to the curb but she's not backing down. >> live with her fight to those who fight for our country and bernie sanders promising the world. >> is also offering you the secrets of space. "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> stormy night on part of the east coast and throughout the country. a live look at midtown manhattan good morning to you, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. >> new details about the suspect in the el paso texas shooting. the president turns from his visit to texas and ohio where he met with those affected by the shootings. >> jeff fall joins us with what we are learning about the suspect. >> reporter: according to an attorney representing the family of a suspect

and arthel are off today. troubling question why. rob: fox team coverage jeff paul standing by from -- with the latest from el paso but first we go to matt finn in chicago. hospital, some patients are still in critical condition and will undergo surgery soon, the shooting happened at 1:00 a.m. last night in dayton's popular oregon district packed with thousands of people on summer's night, police say the unidentified shooter opened fire and came prepared with body armor and extra magazines, police officers were in the area and responded in about a minute shooting and killing the suspect, the motive of the shooting is unknown, the fbi is assisting local authorities, witnesses say the night life was so loud it was hard to distinguish the gunfire but when people did, they started screaming active shooter and running. rob: we will cut you off there, we will go to el paso, texas, update from police right now. >> and turned over to the public again, later today we will be releasing the mug shot of the individual that's been arrested here and with that basically if you have any questions w

behind cover, that's when you can navigate your next move. gillian: i want to jump in here. as rob mentioned, we did get news that atf is on the way to the scene. this is a tweet from atf dallas that i'm reading. breaking atf is en route to assist the el paso police at the scene of a reported shooting in the area of the mall that we mentioned. it goes on to say, please stay away from the area and refrain from posting first responder activity on social media. that line in particular, what do you read of that, please refrain of posting first responder activity on social media. what does it tell you about what's going on with the alleged shooter. >> right now, an assessment is being done. there will be special operations officers, the people with the long guns, heavy vests, helmets, he else. we don't want to reveal or introduce their placement as to where they're located, be it in the walmart or another store. because oftentimes the shooter, he or her, because we don't know if this is a male or female, they could be using cell phone and watching television to assess the positioning of

scene -- >> i'm sorry. rob: doctor, standby for a second. el paso, texas, just about 2 hours into this, there has been a shooting at a wal-mart there, the major updates that we've just received from police are that there is no more active current threat to the public at the cielo vista mall, major update, we have one person in custody according to el paso police and we are waiting to see if that's, indeed, the shooter or perhaps somebody else and shooter is detained in some other way or killed inside in this wal-mart in el paso. multiple fatalities confirmed and we have heard stories from a couple of witnesses that were horrific and garrett tenney -- we will go with lieutenant governor dan patrick. thank you so much, lieutenant governor of texas dan patrick on the phone with us, thanks for joining us today under the circumstances, i'm sorry for that. what are you getting from police, are you getting any direct information? >> we do have the shooter in custody. 21-year-old male and we have between 15 and 20 casualties, we don't know the number of fatalities, i can only thank our la

south korea demanding compensation for victims of forced labor under japanese occupation. rob mcbride is standing by for us with reaction from seoul but 1st let's speak to sandy selami in tokyo to tell us more about why japan has decided to do this and why now. ok. this is when expected the decision by the japanese government today the government ministers they had a meeting with the prime minister and they have officially. decided that south korea should be removed from the white please at least that has more than 20 countries which is not exempted from figure nations on other decisions through exports much of years that could be used for if you want but process for civilian and military purposes that decision was that widely expected as i say but today. the japanese government is benteke levy trying to show that this procedure is not in any way intended to. be at its initial against south korea's decision on the labor ward labor issues or the conflict woman issues which are historical issues between the 2 countries. that trade minister mr say quote the day after the decision before

tomorrow morning. >> let's get more on this whole situation down there, rob mayeda joining us with the explanation rob. >> a weather delay a the thunderstorms moved into atlanta. typically this happens this time of year with the daytime heating and the heating in place. the thunderstorms fire up. on the golf course one of the last places to be on the thunderstorms is outdoors and especially near taller objects where you leader coming down fom the main cloud above and you get a positive extremer from the taller objects that's where the connection is made. we get that bolt of lightning down the channel. and for the trees that get impacted you get a steam explosion and burns at the impact site. keep in mind it's atlanta in the serene u.s. seeing most of the thunderstorms this time of year. and a lot of times caught out in the open at the sporting events you become more su spentable to being injured by this. nationwide 50 deaths and hundreds get injured from lightning strikes. maki maybe it's something we don't think about. bottom line is when thunder rors head indoors you are safe inside

$20,000 worth of damage. >>> an abc news exclusive. rob gronkowski, here for his first live interview since announcing his retirement. >> football was bringing me down. >> revealing the super bowl injury that changed everything. why he decided to walk away at just 29 and what is next for the three-time champ? >>> good morning, america. on this tuesday morning -- or what is it wednesday morning? >> it's wednesday. >> wednesday morning. i'm really excited. >> it's not friday. >> you know why i'm thinking tuesday? that's when i watched rob gronkowski's presser. we're excited to get to that with him. >> that presser was quite emotional. sort of surprising. he revealed something not a lot of us knew, that serious injury that led to him retiring at just 29 years old. an injury that happened in the super bowl. >> yeah. a lot of questions for him so we'll be talking to him. >>> but first, we begin with tropical storm dorian on the move, and those new fears this morning that it could hit the u.s. as a hurricane. >> it's already caused damage in the caribbean and heading towards puert

thing. rob will be signing books immediately after the presentation. copies of his book, are on sale in the tent which is right there. a quick word about buying books, this is a free event, but it does note and help the book festival if you buy books from here because the more books we can sell at our events the more publishers will want to send their authors wou to talk to us. purchasing books from our partners also help support one of the greatest independent bookstores around and benefits our local economy. so if you can please buy a book here today. at least one. maybe more. so, let me tell you about rob scheer. i know rob because about five years ago, he and his family walked into my church. the small church appear hundred 28 the united methodist church, and i'm not going to lie to you, when we first saw them walk in, we all stared at them. we were confused, we didn't know who they were or what was going on. there were two rather tall, white man with four african-american children. but our confusion quickly turned to admiration. rod and his has been race adopted children who need a

. rob will be signing books immediately after this presentation and copies of his book are on sale right there and a quick word about buying books. this is a free event but it does help the book festival if you buy books from the festival because the more books we can sell it our events more publishers will want to send their authors to talk to us in purchasing books from our partners at politics and prose help support one of the greatest independent bookstores around and benefits our local economy. if you can, please buy a book here today, at least one, maybe more. let me tell you about rob scheer. i know rob because 5 years ago he and his family walked into my church, a small church on route 28, united methodist church. i'm not going to lie to you. when we saw them walk in we all stared at them. we were confused. we didn't know who they were or what was going on. there were two rather tall white men with four african-american children but our confusion quickly turned to admiration. rob and his husband adopted children who need a loving home and they walked the talk and carry it off wit

bring in rob mcbride he's joining us on the line from hong kong so it seems to be a very fluid situation at the airport right now. absolutely a very scary situation during this so. basically within the last 20 minutes half hour or so everybody at the apples was pretty much settling in for what they thought was going to be a 2nd night. of protests the last we. have to you or i think. still coming in the. protesters say monday night. david numbers during today but the police to the very low profile the fact that within the police the the demonstrators themselves not be said pretty old denies being well behaved muscling them. allowing. in fact let me call them down for. a full council a couple of caring like a the process of putting around a lot because i think about just beside the. check in but they are now the cause they actually cleared up the. people with the. police vehicles allies i think what's happening here. is that i think that somebody who can be demonstrated to lead isn't the couple that was detected he was immediately grabbed and being helped by several i was now he would. be

about a thing called voter id? voter identification. [cheering] rob portman, please work on that, rob portman. you have a great senator. please start working on that? you see the response, every place i go. please, rob. voter id. they give you everything they you, except for voter id and the things that matter. republicans believe a nation must care for its own citizens first. [applause] our pledge to america's workers has secured commitments to train more than 12 million americans for the jobs of tomorrow. you know who is working very hard on that? you probably never heard of her. ivanka trump. [cheering] she is working very hard. she gave up a lot. she had a very easy life. but she loves doing it. , 12 million people, teaching them, their great companies of our country, teaching people how to do it. -- and itincredible is an incredible thing to watch. to give former prisoners a second chance at life, we pass groundbreaking criminal justice reform that nobody could have passed except us. [cheering] president obama tried. a lot of them tried. they couldn't get it passed. i got it

something you exactly see in basketball. >> right. >>> all right, rob marciano not here. out in the field, orlando. not getting into any fights last time we checked. but he has the forecast for us this morning out in disney springs. rob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, it's bobblehead morning down here in orlando. good morning, guys. speaking of the wnba, the nba that works perfectly to one of the reasons we're here, the experience is happening here in disney springs. that's opening tomorrow. more about that in just a second. it's warm and muggy as it here in the morning here in august, but it shouldn't be too shabby a day here this afternoon. where it was even rougher yesterday, where it came down like cats and dogs was in tucson, arizona, flash flood watch out for this area. monsoon flow, and they had just a little less than an inch of rain, but it all came down at once. flash flooding there. where they had even more rain, little rock, arkansas, setting a record there, more than 2 1/2 inches of rain falling, more than 3 inches of rain falling during the day yesterday, and

. heat alerts from california all the way east. rob hastrk. ist without rape or incest. >>> bullying in american schools. a 12-year-old boy hit and choked by another student. tonight, the family demanding to know why it took 20 minutes to call for help. >>> the dangers of vaping. lung disease in teenagers and young adults linked to vaping. >>> and the officers ordering a driver out of the suv. and the moment police realize who they've surrounded. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a wednesday night. several developing stories. the major drop on wall street, and worries about a possible recession. but we begin with several scficers sh. philadelphia. the images coming in late today. police called to the scene of an active shooter. s.w.a.t. teams taking position. officers pinned down by the gunfire, several shot. all of this is still unfolding tonight. gio benitez leading u >> reporter: tonight, philadelphia police officers you under siege. a gunman inside a home, the neighborhood on lockdown. the first shots fired around 4:30 p.m. >> we're pinned down. >> reporter: at

, there was no violence or trouble at the school today. kron for's rob fladeboe joins us now live from palo alto with the latest. rob? ... (rob is live) (justine) just in to kron-4... a california state appeals court has thrown out the sole conviction against the man who shot and killed kate stienle on san francisco's pier 14. jose garcia-zarate was acquitted of murder in the 20-15 killing of steinle. he has been in custody facing gun charges-- but the court overturned a conviction today because the judge failed to instruct the jury on one of his defenses. garcia-zarate was in the country illegally-- and had been deported five times before killing steinle. he said he picked up the gun that was wrapped in a t- shirt-- and fired it accidentally. garcia- zarate is still in custody and still facing ááfederal gun charges. (vicki) developing news tonight... hurricane dorian continues to head towards florida gaining strength along the way. the storm -- now a category 3-- is expected to continue strengthening in the next few days. and as the rest of the country heads into a holiday weekend--

down to traffic until at least 7:00 tonight. kron-4's rob fladeboe is live at the scene -- rob what do we know? (rob live) (grant)(bam) the homeless man accused of violently attacking a woman outside her embarcadero condo is being kept in jail. === despite the fact that new charges... related to a second accusation were dropped.(vicki) kron4's maureen kelly reports this latest development comes after austin vincent's case was presided over by a new judge. (grant) in the east bay. police are releasing video of a violent bbery in pinole. it happened monday night at a pizza hut on tara hills drive. two robbers wearing masks stormed in - jumped the counter...then pointed a gun in an employee's face. at one point the suspects punched and kicked the victim... before getting away with cash. but as the call was being sent out to police... the suspects' car was spotted and pulled over. officers arrested three men. two of whom were identified as the suspects in this video. all three are in jail -- on various charges including robbery. (vicki) a 12-year-old brentwood girl who suffered head inj

, which are running low. we have team coverage, and we start with rob who is on the ground in cocoa beach. rob, good morning. >> good morning, whit. this is not the labor day weekend that folks here were hoping for. tourists are getting out. residents are preparing their families, their homes for what may come. this part of florida landscape is complex. i want to show you our drone shot. there's water pretty much everywhere. waterways and rivers intertwine just inland here from cocoa beach. meanwhile, another scenic and tranquil sunrise coming up on this saturday morning all while a monster hurricane looms in the atlantic. this morning, hurricane dorian a major category 4 storm marching towards the southeast u.s. with florida set to get it first. the governor urging locals to heed any calls for evacuation. >> even if it doesn't directly strike florida this is a big, powerful storm. you're still looking at really significant storm surge on the east coast of florida. you're looking at major flooding events. >> reporter: brevard and martin counties already announcing mandatory evacuations fo

are searching for 3 men believed to be responsible for robbing a jewelry store at the great that crime triggered panic at the mall total chaos employees and. >>shopper some of them, we're confused a thought that what was actually a robbery was an active shooter. kron four's dan kerman is live tonight at the great mall to explain this fiasco. dan. that's right and not just day here at the mall in milpitas the same thing happened at a mall in modesto when there was a robbery the same thing happened last night at a mall in southern california. >>all 3 robberies but people got confused thinking possibly the smash of the glass was actually gunfire and they thought there was an active shooter in all of these cases, panic at the mall, the good news, there was no active shooter but the suspects at least here in milpitas are still outstanding. >>i thought it was a shooting. might who are heard like a loud bang like it was a gunshot first thing that went through my mind as i needed that. >>reports of an active shooter sunday night at milpitas is great mall turned out not to be true. but at the t

? rob marciano standing by. >>> the horror in new york city today. the young man crushed to death in an elevator. authorities say two others had just gotten off. three people still in the elevator, witnessing it all. >>> the jet engulfed in flames. how did the passengers get out alive just seconds before those first flames turned into a fireball? >>> the mother arrested after accidentally leaving her 5-month-old baby in her hot car. she said she was distracted gets her other child out of the car and by her sister. they were all going shopping. >> no, i know you're doing your job, i'm not a neglectful mom. like, it's just -- i'm not a bad mom. >>> the passengers outraged tonight. their flight from new york to los angeles delayed for 18 hours. >>> the mountain lion mauling an 8-year-old boy who was playing outside his home. this is the third attack. the growing concern tonight. >>> your money tonight. the major bust. the arrests, email scams, romance scams targeting seniors and businesses, too. allegedly they were out to steal millions. >>> and america strong tonight. the boy, the lett

. tuning us is rob waldner, invesco -- joining us is rob waldner, invesco chief fixed income strategist, and damian sassower. damian: it's growth and inflation, growth slowing, inflation remaining slow. they didn't do the full 50 basis points, which would have been pretty aggressive. is a little bit of give-and-take with where market expectations were. how much of this is it going to help our economy, and how much is it because everyone else is going down? rob: i think they have no choice because there's low inflation. inflation is under shooting targets, and i think the fed has set this bar globally which is, we central bank's have a big risk undershooting our target because if inflation continues to go down and goes to zero, you get japanification of the world. alix: so what do you do as an investor? you have almost -60 basis points on the bund yield, the curve continuing to flatten, and you have asian central banks cutting rates. do you think you want to go for some carry? rob: it is an environment where we have seen this year, once the fed made their pivot, it was very su

mcbride his life was at the airport so rob did the airport authorities have to increase security today. more incredible scenes here peter the airport has to be said that the airport authority nobody has asked permission to stage in this city but the airport authority has no choice but to allow it to happen because once you have thousands and thousands of people turning up didn't just sitting down in the tourney know what are you going to do and that's what we have here this is the start of a weekend of protests that's friday afternoon here in hong kong on the weekend i can tell you has begun let me ask for just to give you a look at this anybody who knows hong kong international airport will know that there are 2 major rival wholesale rival hole busy be in a rival hole a we are in a at the moment a there's a large section in between but the rival holds and that large section in between look like this there are literally now thousands of people occupying this whole area they are very they are very good natured they are very well behaved they are marshalling. there are areas where

jennifer araoz. >> they stole from me. they robbed me of my youth, my identity, my innocence and my self-worth. >> reporter: araoz claims epstein raped her when she was 15 years old, saying that maxwell and at least three other epstein employees helped facilitate his crimes. >> my resolve to get justice is only strengthened. >> reporter: there are also three unnamed female employees included described as the recruiter, the secretary and the maid. gil ghislaine maxwell has never been charged and vigorously denies the allegations against her. david? >> thank you, linsey. let's bring in dan abrams back with us this morning, and i want to pick up where linsey just left off, this new civil lawsuit that actually names jeffrey epstein's confidant, ghislaine maxwell, and she mentioned the recruiter, the secretary and the maid. we have heard little about maxwell, and don't know where she is. she'll have to respond to this. >> unlike a criminal case, where you can revoke your right, if in a civil case, if you don't want a judgment entered against you, you have to come forward and answer quest

valley pride events this weekend. i'm garvin thomas. and rob, we call ourselves the xwchlt teb team, the boy team. whether you are going to pride or heading to the beach, rob has your forecast. >> looks pretty good. numbers starting to trend warm arer, but not too hot. right now clear skies inland. walnut creek, hazy skies for your morning. 62 degrees. a bit of a different story as we have seen the last couple mornings closer to the coast. currently 60. so numbers in the 50s along the coast, near half moon bay, low 60s inland. by the afternoon areas like walnut creek, concord, tri-valley, livermore and morgan hill that will see a chance of low 90s. santa rose northward as well starting to see the temperatures climb up. by tomorrow we could see mid-90s. and we're tracking tropical moisture from tropical storm ivo. an interesting "7-day forecast" ahead. >> thanks for bringing in walnut creek, that is where i'm heading after the show. rob, thank you very much. >>> new this morning, a teenage couple attacked and stabbed in a quiet south bay neighborhood. happened in the area of hamilton

holiday weekend as hurricane dorian continues to gain strength, already a major category 3. rob marciano standing by with the brand-new track just in. >>> as residents rush to stock up on supplies, police escorting fuel trucks, concerns about a gas shortage. nasa even pulling its launcher from the pad. the travel impacts already being felt. where evacuations have just been ordered and hurricane warnings just went up. >>> new tonight from the white house. president trump's personal secretary, one of his closest aides, forced to resign after revealing personal details about the first family. to reporters. >>> the autopsy is in. authorities revealing a deadly drug cocktail killed a major league pitcher, found unresponsive in his hotel room. >>> the 911 drowning outrage. a dispatcher on her final day. what she said to a woman stranded in her car as flood waters rise. >> this will teach you next time don't drive in the water. >> that woman would not survive. tonight, the investigation. >>> the mystery deaths at a v.a. hospital. at least one homicide confirmed. several other suspiciou

the airport let's bring in rob right who's joining us from outside hong kong's international airport on the telephone what are you seeing and hearing rob. being credible there crap what is an unprecedented crisis i've gotta say it difficult to get a signal out from the airport at the moment given the thousands who are here if you do that. i'll try to looking for as long as i can but we might lose we have thousands of people have descended on the apple we have to walk the last kilometer here to get here joining us out that's because most of them. black. holes really get to. the outgoing like the chance will hold the rest of the day that's exactly what this means for the rest of the week but there is a sense of outrage of the protesters the police cleared on sunday he. said on kong there was increase in the. police say is that back to the fact they are both kick outs and so there's a sense of outrage here was he because of the coldly police brutality which is all he got a subway station also a police shooting back some of the protesters going down escalators only. really firing up the

the temperatures closer look in 10 minutes. >> thank you, rob. >>> fiefrpts battling a fire threatening homes in san jose. we captured this video from one of the live cameras out there. fire started around 2:30 this afternoon near coyote creek golf course. flames came chess onto mobile homes in the area. no word yet on containment yet. >>> the father and family lawyer one of the bay area men accused of killings a italian police officer are expected to speak publicly tonight. ethen elder returned to the bare and after visiting his son who remains in prison in rome. italian police say he confessed to standing the offer. his friend is also implicated in the crime. tonight ethan elder and the family lawyer will speak outside the family's home in san francisco. at 7:00 p.m. we're going to be there and to be there the latest in the 11:00 newscasts. >> new at 5:00, a hit-and-run involving a union city police officer happening late last night in the area of g street and fifth street. toyota priuss was speeding when it crashed into the rear door of the police car. you can can see the

rob: fox news alert, i'm rob schmitt along side molly and overnight mass shooting in dayton ohio leaves 9 people dead and dozens more injured when a gunman opens fire right outside of a bar in popular district of the city, the suspect wearing body armor was killed by police who responded to the shooting in less than a minute. still significant amount of damage was done mike tobin were the very latest. >> police have released the identity of 9 people killed in senseless act of violence, 4 females and 5 males, startling development from identification, police identified the gunman in this case and we know that one of the women who was gunned down out here in cold blood at 22-year-old sister, 21 minutes away of bell brook, ohio, residents being searched in ohio with fbi assisting local police, the exact relevance of that location yet to be revealed by the authorities when they do another briefing at the top of the next hour, residents of at least one of the people from that family, possible residents of the gunman. meantime what we have is a window into the panic moments, minutes af

are seeing thunderstorms. let's go to meteorologist rob mayeda who says things could heat up as soon as tomorrow rob. >> an interesting day by augustd relatively mild. right now you can see the fog moving into san francisco. you have temperatures into the mid-60s. but inland the story today, the humidity and temperatures only in the 70s around san jose. currently 77 degrees. humidity at 56% and extra muggy courtesy of moisture moving from a system not bringing showers. but out towards redding still intense thunderstorms and severe thunderstorms warnings during the afternoon today. you don't really expect to see this in august. the storm system moving to the upper half of the west coast but this changes tomorrow as. builds in. we go from 70s and 80s we see outside right now as we fast forward to tomorrow, this same time tomorrow, well see numbers approaching the 90s inland. look at san francisco and oakland making a run at 70s. the warmup that begins for the end of the week will trend hotter for the work week a co seven-day forecas mtch. > transbay buses will be returning to the new s

capital seoul so rob this will be seen as another provocative act by the north what more are you hearing about this. that's right hasn't this launch took place in basically what's the middle of the night here on the korean peninsula they seem to be getting earlier and you are reminded about something that kim jong un said in one of his summits with the south korean leader moon j.n. last year when they met and he said something with a certain amount of wit apologizing for all of these early morning wake ups with this missile testing saying that these were going to be a thing of the past he realized that he was waking up south korea well it doesn't seem to be a thing of the past anymore as you said there has been this flurry of activity of the 3 launches in basically the past week or so the reason for this flurry of activity now it could be partly monday in reason as explained by south korea's spy agency in a briefing to the government here thursday basically we are expecting these working level talks to get underway between north korean and u.s. officials after this surprise meeting betwe

of glass as thieves robbed valley on a jeweler's about 07:30pm i just heard. >>like screaming heard people cended on the mall locked it down and then systematically did a search and evacuated those inside. but they found no evidence of a shooting. >>everybody's very hypersensitive you know i don't think anybody did anything wrong. allowed us to respond and take the appropriate action. >>ironically 2 and a half hours before the milpitas smash-and-grab these men are suspected of robbing the valley on a jeweler's in modesto in this case there were reports that shots were also fired though they were not police are now trying to determine if these cases are connected. >>the possibility could be there. but i don't want to say they are at this point we still need to investigate monday. all was business as usual at the mall. but the panic from sunday night is something those who were careful not soon forget. >>a couple years ago we wouldn't even have. at something like that would happen, you know. 3 suspects in the milpitas smash-and-grab still at large police reviewing surveillance video i

apparent lightning strike caught on camera. rob tracking it all. >>> mass shooting threat. the man taken into custody, accused of making detailed threats to commit mass murder. what he's accused of texting. the latest scare for a nation on edge. >>> on the brink. escalating tensions on the streets of hong kong with chinese tanks looming just across the border. what's china's next move? >>> breaking news -- deadly wedding attack. the explosion overseas shattering a packed wedding hall. dozens killed, many of them women and children. >>> challenging the autopsy. the new details about jeffery epstein's suicide. what we are learning about his final hours and the vow tonight from his legal team questioning the official cause of death. >>> neighborhood shootout. police ducking for cover when a trio of alleged bank robbers on the run shower their vehicle with bullets. >>> miracle survivor speaks. the man stranded in the wild, pinned under his atv for days, speaking out about how he survived. >>> plus, show of support. the kindness of strangers embracing the grieving husband of an el paso

california all the way east. temperatures soaring into the triple digits. rob has the track. >>> the outrage tonight after a republican congressman questioned if humanity would exist without rape or incest. >>> bullying in american schools. the disturbing images of an attack. a 12-year-old boy hit and choked by another student. tonight, the family demanding to know why it took 20 minutes to call for help. >>> the dangers of vaping. alarming new cases in multiple states. lung disease in teenagers and young adults linked to vaping. >>> and the officers with guns drawn, ordering a driver out of his suv. and the moment police realize who they've surrounded. >>> good evening. as we come on the air in the west, we begin with the breaking news, several officers shot. the scene unfolding this evening. a hostage standoff in philadelphia. these are the images coming in right now. late today, police called to the scene of an active shooter. s.w.a.t. teams taking position. dozens of officers pinned down by the gunfire, several shot. their fellow officers rushing them to safety. all of t

evacuations. and now a tropical system moving near florida. rob marciano standing by. >>> crisis in the cabin. a passenger plane filling up with smoke over the pacific. the pilot declaring an emergency landing. passengers escaping on emergency slides. but why didn't the oxygen masks drop? >>> new reporting just coming in on what could be the first death in the united states linked to vaping, as authorities try to beat back a growing epidemic. >>> the fires raging in the amazon rain forests, now a global threat. tonight, the concerns about climate change. brazil declaring they don't have enough manpower to fight the flames. our correspondent this on the ground. >>> and a tesla driver on a busy l.a. freeway appearing to be asleep at the wheel. another driver filming it all. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this busy friday night. i'm cecilia vega, in for david. we do begin with president trump escalating his trade war. just moments ago, taking new, aggressive action against china. the president furious at beijing for today imposing tariffs on $75 billion of american goo