help law enforcement. >> violence surging in the windy city, candace owens says it is the perfect time for donald trump to go and speak. >> now is the time for him to make an appearance in chicago. an important issue, he should send the national guard to chicago. it is incomprehensible 71 people were shot over the weekend, it is the perfect time, the rasmussen poll released two weeks ago shows his support has doubled since this time last year which means paying attention to the results of this administration, not the rhetoric accusing him of racism and sexism. now is the time for him to appear in chicago, please do it. rob: what is the solution to combating the violence in chicago? is it time for the national guard to step in? email us your thoughts or let us know on social media. jillian: the man accused of soliciting people to kill ice agents is on fail -- bail. he was arrested more than a month after tweeting, quote, i am broke but will scrounge and give $500 to anyone who kills an ice agents. take me seriously. who else can pledge? let's make this work. court documents show he has tweeted about slitting john mccain's the road. prosecutors say enough is enough. >> we are in need of a basic civics lesson. agents and officers enforcing federal laws are doing their job. those who disagree with their mission are free to say so but there is a difference between public debate and intentionally putting others in fear of their lives. >> reporter: he is doing court next week. police say it could take weeks to determine whether human remains uncovered at the new mexico compound belong to a missing little boy. the child as grandfather knows it is him. >> on my way back here i learned they found someone's body. you can imagine how i feel about that. >> reporter: investigators discovered the compound searching for the boy, his father is believed to have kidnapped in georgia and brought him to new mexico for an exorcism. he is under arrest for child abuse with four other adults believed to be muslim extremists. they were training children to become school shooters. rob: north korea criticizing the united states for lacking basic decorum, speaking out about sanctions and increased pressure saying they deserve to be chances on a repeat situation. >> reporter: it has been nearly a year since the deadly riots in charlottesville, virginia. a day of classes withdrew attention from the alt right movement. in a precautionary move the governor declared a state of emergency and sending resources to help local police. >> i will tell you it is very clear state police are fully prepared to act on any insightful violence, any acts of violence or violations of law. >> reporter: demonstration was planned in charlottesville but it was scrapped and permits have been issued for hundreds to gather across the street from the white house. >> we have people coming to our city for the sole purpose of spewing hate. >> reporter: the mayor of dc denouncing the planned rally and says she is activating emergency operations. >> burning tiki torches, we remember heather hire. it didn't make sense last year and it doesn't make sense now. >> reporter: last week heather hire's mother returned to the spot where her daughter was fatally struck by a car recalling the promise she made at the funeral. >> i held her hand and said i'm going to make this count. i don't want to be here doing this. >> reporter: on sunday she will visit that block which is named for her daughter and speaking at an event marking the anniversary. lauren blanchard, fox news. rob: the president ready to take on prison reform after a roundtable with state leaders, the administration looking to change citizen laws and a law passed by the house, provisions with a were sentences for drug families and get rid of life terms, the president said it will save tax dollars and boost the heroic moments that earned an airman the medal of honor showing john chapman fighting al qaeda militants in afghanistan in 2002. rob: he charges into anybody's before he is knocked unconscious and more than an hour later he is still fighting until tragically he is shot and killed. jillian: he will present the family with the medal of honor on august 22nd. the navy seal who fought alongside him was given the medal in may. rob: 11 minutes after the hour, philadelphia's mayor, the windy city was declared a sanctuary. in a direct result of that policy, an illegal immigrant committed a heinous crime against the child. of philadelphia state representative blasting that city for putting a criminal above the law. is this as jarring to you to see the story? this person never should have had the opportunity to do this and you have this child who is a victim? >> it absolutely is and it is unfortunate because this what it comes down to is a public safety issue, not necessarily a democrat or republican issue. democrats for many years have been against sanctuary cities, we have seen president barack obama's administration against sanctuary cities, pennsylvania governor ed rendell against century city and philadelphia's former mayor reversed sanctuary policy but i think mayor kenny is going against the grain of what people across the country want to see happen. they want them gone. they are tired of it and this is a prime example of why these policies are so dangerous. rob: the former philly mayor tried to make the sanctuary city realize it wasn't the way it reversed that decision in this new mayor took it back to sanctuary and president obama -- is this part of the trump derangement, trying to do the opposite of the president in every single facet to the point they take it too far like this? >> i think it comes down to logic and the idea that you can allow illegal immigrants who committed crimes in our city to be released into the street and expect them to not commit another crime which is exactly what happened instead of the mayor and philadelphia being able to abide by federal immigration requests to hold this person, make sure they were not released, come and pick him up. not just immigrants who are undocumented, these are persons who have committed a crime, they are under arrest and still being released into the community. instead of having federal authorities be notified and apprehend these suspects in a safe environment, and the police department instead of reaching back out into the community, having to actually re-apprehend the individual who in this incident had committed another crime. rob: what happened to this poor child and philadelphia is the responsibility of that mayor. we will see how he responds to this. jillian: dropping the pledge of allegiance, a school backtracking on that plan after massive back lash from the community. carly shimkus has the school's explanation as they face the music. are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi, simple, easy, awesome. rob: gridiron defiance, knees on the ground. jillian: nfl players protesting the national anthem. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with the reaction that we expected. >> players protested in a variety of ways. two miami dolphins players took on the, malcolm jenkins and another player on the team, jacksonville jaguars player did not take the field. the nfl says they decided not to enforce the rules while their discussions continue but their policy remains the same, quote, the anthem will be played before every game and all players and nonplayer personnel on field are expected to stand. personnel who do not wish to do so can choose to remain in the locker room. reaction to yesterday's preseason game pouring in. that is why i lost interest and not watching until it is resolved. bobby says players still disrespecting the american flag by kneeling, i'm canceling by nfl package, no put football again this year. i watch college football. the nfl still locked in this battle between some players and fans. what they decide. and atlantic charter school made headlines after announcing students would be saying wolfpack chants instead of the pledge of allegiance. the school decided to change that decision saying it started next week, we will return to original format and provide our students with the opportunity to recite the pledge of allegiance during the all school morning meeting, we support our students in their growth and see it as our duty to respect first amendment rights. the reaction on this, i still teach my child the original pledge. one more tweet, i pool my kid from that school, they did reverse their decision. >> and a mug shot for the boys. >> remember jeremy meeks? he went viral for this attractive mug shot. here we go again. 19-year-old texas woman going viral for this glamorous mug shot sparking requests from folks on social media for makeup tutorials, one person says we need a tutorial, why does this mug shot look so fierce? this woman was originally embarrassed, arrested for marijuana possession but sparked a positive thing because she has a budding makeup artist career. positive story. rob: i don't like the eyeliner but she has a good face. what do they call that? >> you are not a fan of the pink eye shadow? it comes off. i think you call that pretty. call me. jillian: 26 after the hour. this pig farmer has been questioned by the feds 3 times about mollie tibbetts's disappearance but refused a polygraph test until now. rob: california universities required to offer abortion medications but is that something the school should be providing? jillian: live look at the plaza where cody johnson is getting ready to rock the summer concert series all morning long. ♪ ♪ the same old thing but a whole lot better june which you may remember. >> they had gotten a warrant, turn the person over and nothing like this would have happened. of the city had held the detained of the child wouldn't of been raped. you do see this? it is a tragedy. >> all they had to do was get a warrant and we would have turned him over. >> doing a victory dance after a judge ruled over sanctuary policies, the doj opened the case of vasquez who pleaded guilty for returning from honduras, he was arrested and locked up. ice asked the city to hand him over for deportation but the city ignored them and released him. two years later he was arrested and convicted for raping a child, he is serving 8 to 20 years in prison. mayor kenny says the solution is not complicated, william mc swain says the defendant received a free pass from the city of philadelphia under the part of prisons. the secretary of homeland security kirstjen neilsen had this to say. >> it could have been prevented and should have been prevented. we know the american people better. rob: the hog farmer questions over the disappearance of mollie tibbetts admits to taking a polygraph test. fbi agents asked him if he had anything to do with the 20-year-old's disappearance, he told them no but doesn't know the results of the test. he denied knowing anything about molly and repeatedly said he thinks some guy probably has her. molly went missing three weeks ago while on a run in iowa. the reward is $316,000. 20,000 people ordered to evacuate as a massive wildfire closes in on their homes, going to 10,000 acres in just hours. a state of emergency declared in orange and riverside counties. they are fighting the flames. the man who started the fire refuses to show up for work. that is him right there. the chair of the house judiciary committee connected to the anti-trump dossier. bob goodlatte hears from bruce ohr and his wife, nelly and glenn simpson. and simpson hired steele to compile dossier while nelly worked for fusion gps. there subpoenas could come next week. congress zeroing in on people surrounding the discredited dossier. john solomon says that document is the worst intelligence gathering he has ever seen. >> there were three spies in the trump campaign, manafort got booted, carter page got booted, michael cohen must've been the third. he knows somebody in russia. ohr takes it out, runs to the fbi and does an interview. why is this important? the fbi fired christopher steele and said it could not take any information from this office of research operation, bruce ohr walks in the door after the firing. it concerned the fisa court concerning professional intelligence, people i talked to, look at these notes and said this is the worst form of intelligence gathering we have ever seen. rob: most of the steel dossier remains unverified. jillian: california lawmakers taking up a bill that could make the state the first amended medication abortion as required health service by 2022. is this a good idea or slippery slope for college students? here to discuss is our panel, a student at california state university, radiologist doctor nicole safire and brad nicholas, an attorney. is this a good idea? >> thank you. providing abortion on college campuses is not a good idea. this is not what universities are for. they should focus on educating students. campusreform.org reports on universities taking on politically charged issues and this is another example of the california legislature pushing their political agenda on university students. not only that, starting in 2022, it leaves the door open for taxpayer dollars and student fees to fully fund the entire program and they are escalating the private donations that will be provided for the beginnings of this bill, would not be enough to be funding part of this bill. jillian: is this something schools should be doing versus focusing on education of the student? >> schools have the right to do that. the question is do they have the right -- the right to choose is woven in the fabric of our society and this is a logical extension of that. jillian: let's look at a statement from california democratic senator, the author of the bill, quote, no woman makes the choice lightly but when you need it you need to have access. for people who don't know, share your story. >> medical abortion should not be confused with plan b which is available in ending machines, the morning-after pill you take after unprotected sex to decrease the risk of developing unwanted pregnancy. medical abortion is a 2-step medication you take after pregnancy is confirmed. my concerns are you take these medications, you have to get prescription, sign something saying you are taking this. it causes you to abort whatever is produced and there are some risks with it but they are rare. if taken the right way and under medical supervision. jillian: you got pregnant at a young age. telus part of your story. >> at the age of 17 i became pregnant in high school and i made the decision myself to have the baby, a single parent in my senior year of college and it was difficult. there are a lot of people when they have a child in college end of dropping out. i was not one of them but people do that. i won't get into the politics of it but there are abortion medications, services at college campuses, this is just another one. they are talking about public funding of it, it sounds like they need private funds for abortion medication with you agree with it or not. >> most of the funding issues in college campuses would be considered private funding and most federal funding with this kind of statute is directed to the students themselves. there are billions of dollars that go through research and develop grants. jillian: let's look at this, 2.75 million women in the us used this drug since 2000 according to the manufacturer. it begs the question, if this so accessible for girls, for women in college, does that take away part of the decisionmaking on behalf of the woman? you always have repercussions from your actions? >> one thing that is important to remember is although the supporters of the bill say they need more access to abortion there is no lack of access to abortion in california and within an average of 6 miles, public university campus in california so this speaks to the fact this bill is unnecessary and education should be focusing on academics. jillian: thanks for joining us, we will be following this. 39 after the hour, denied, an employee at a cell phone store refusing to help a police officer. what happened to that worker coming up. mike pence outlining the mission of the new space force. >> it is not enough to merely have an american presence in space. we must have american dominance in space and so we will. jillian: how will that improve our national defense? our next guest served 25 years in the air force and says we need to go big. ♪ it gives me more healthy energy to keep up with my hectic schedule and you're gonna love what it does for you too. 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with insight into this is john venable, a 25 year veteran of the air force and senior research fellow for defense policy at the heritage foundation. when people hear this, they think us spaceships firing at russian spaceships like star wars but that is not what this is about. >> it is not. a pleasure to be with you. this is combining what we have throughout dod, each of the services have a portion of space assets controlled, 66 disparate organizations that have some influence on this within dod and this is rounding them up and getting them headed in a direction of being able to conduct operations in space in defense of and in support of the united states. jillian: is this necessary? >> i think the time is right. you could question whether we would do this now or in two or three years but what the apartment of defenses done has shown great awareness, the methodical approach, you would be proud of it if you read through the document, four steps to use current authorities and we have to wait for congress to come in with legislation to establish the space force. rob: sounds like russia and china escalated this issue and brought us to the point we need this kind of protection because we are so dependent on satellites and can't be put in a position we are vulnerable to attacks on our satellites from foreign actors. >> there is nothing we do that doesn't rely on space from gps navigation, gps weapons deliveries, we rely on space. the russians and chinese have watched as the last 20 years, they know that and their moves in space have been significant. what we watched them do, orbiting with our satellites, the things we suspect they are moving into have got to be countered, not just counters but take the lead as mike pence said yesterday. jillian: how do you see this happening? timeline for this? how long might this take? >> the phased approach, the part of the fence is rounding up the people in each to permit of defense services and they are going to call this space operational force and they will use that as the foundation for what will become the space force which becomes a service. two of the things they do is streamline acquisition, opportunity to not just streamline it but take the lead and develop the assets we need in space. the third major step is establishing a combatant command where we start thinking about space. those three things the department of defense can do with the president's signature to establish this unified command plan, that will establish the foundation and give congress the legs they need to give legislation in the next two years. jillian: pretty wild. rob: the secretary of defense was against this idea and now he is for, at least everyone is in sync. we will see how it develops, thanks for your time this morning. 49 minutes after the hour. they are known for violent crimes and brutal murders but ms 13 gang members are not all that bad. >> ms 13 members i have been following are working after school jobs, living with their parents, they get around long island on bicycles. rob: the new video that is spiking outrage online. jillian: the moment a tsa worker jumps into action as a bag nearly bursts into flames, we are coming right back. are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? 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