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"fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ jillian: good morning to you. the sun coming up in new york city, you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. rob: a fox news alert, d-day veterans making their way from south england, survived the normandy invasion preparing to meet donald trump and queen elizabeth. jillian: benjamin hall is awaiting the president's arrival. how is important is this gathering of world leaders? >> reporter: so important to remember the history and shared sacrifices by all these countries and where we are is so many of those landing craft set off across the english channel to face down english armies and just north of here general eisenhower, supreme allied commander, had his headquarters. we are expecting donald trump to arrive in the next 14 minutes and that comes after his two days state visit to london. everything about the last couple days is a reminder of the shared past, present and future of the two countries and also a reminder they stood side-by-side and continued stand side-by-side but the commemoration, the focus moves onto commemoration of the day. this is the operation that began the liberation of nazi occupied france, laid the foundation of the allied victory on the western front. it was the largest naval invasion in history which by the fifth day saw 326,000 allied troops landed on the shores of normandy. >> as we mark this solid anniversary of d-day we remember the defense of our nations does not begin on the battlefield but within the heart of every patriot. >> reporter: d-day involves 6 landings in utah, omaha, juneau and gauls and two american beaches, utah and omaha names that have gone down in history, the landing on omaha beach 7 the highest casualties on the day and it is believed the first and 29th division 72000 casualties on the shores of normandy. in portsmouth in the coming hours, the uk, france, germany, canada, australia, 10 other allied nations and donald trump will meet some of the survivors of d-day, there are 200 of them. if you are 18 on the day of d-day you would be 93 today. there will be celebrities and stars, the real heroes are those veterans who faced down the nazis and looked fear in the eye and set up to wrestle europe back. the younger generations can remember the sacrifices made in the past by their ancestors and take that forward into the future. rob: you wonder how different europe would look today. we appreciate it. jillian: mexican leaders meeting with mike pence today in a last-ditch attempt to avoid tariffs. it follows the mexican delegation's meeting with nancy pelosi about the replacement nafta plan. rob: griff jenkins with what is at stake if there is no deal. >> reporter: it is getting more intricate as the week goes on after the president doubled down yesterday, his own party led by majority leader began warning of the dangers going down this path. >> there is not much support in my conference for tariffs, that is for sure. >> i will yield to nobody in passion and seriousness and commitment for securing the border but there is no reason for texas farmers and ranchers and manufacturers and small businesses to pay the price of massive new taxes. >> reporter: this opposition is rooted in concerns for tariffs will heighten consumer prices and imperil the deal and threaten the economy but not all gop senators are opposed. >> this is not donald trump's fault. donald trump didn't create this problem. our laws are broken. economic problems, the border is a complete disaster. i would hate to be the republican that took mexico website on this deal if they don't help us. >> reporter: minority leader chuck schumer is saying the president is simply bluffing. >> i believe he will back off when faced with the opposition among business, among his own republicans and when he sees what a dumb move he has made. >> reporter: all eyes are on the minister who met with lawmakers on capitol hill, putting nancy pelosi in the head of the meeting with mike pence and secretary of state mike pompeo trying to convince the administration because of those tariffs on monday, yesterday was asked if the president would follow through on a terror threat, he said, quote, asked me friday. expect official apprehension numbers for the month of may to come out any day. they will be high and you will see if that raises the stakes even more. jillian: we will be keeping an eye on that. thank you very much. three undocumented immigrants die in customs and border protection custody in three days. according to a statement from cvp a honduran passed away monday morning. she collapsed 25 minutes after being detained near the border in eagle pass, texas. cvp says she is the second migrant to die immediately after crossing. a third migrant died three days after being taken into custody. police say she was being treated for aids. a suspected ms 13 gang members charged with hacking a teen to death with a machete. police on long island in new york say stanley warez killed brian lehman in 2016. other gang members may have been involved. the body was found buried in a shallow grave on a nature preserve over memorial day weekend. investigators say the gang likely perceived him as a threat. rob: a murder investigation underway after a former arkansas state senator was found dead in her home. local reports say neighbors of linda collins smith heard gunshots days before her body was discovered wrapped in blankets. republicans from 2014-2018, we are praying for her loved ones during this time. the mother of a missing connecticut woman filed for custody of her 5 grandkids. she will be in court, estranged husband is order to stay away from kids indefinitely. they are seen here charged in connection to jennifer's disappearance. police used cell phone things to track down 30 locations they visited the night she went missing. they were dumping trash bags filled with evidence. police are using cadaver dogs to search the trash and energy plants at this point. jillian: 8 missouri court will decide if the state's last planned parenthood can stay open. pro-life and pro-choice activists are expected to continue rallying one day after a judge throughout a request to have doctors testify. a judge approved a temporary restraining order for the clinic hours before it was set to close last friday. the health department refuses to renew the license over safety concerns. rob: beverly hills, california, the first american city to snuff out cigarettes for good. councilmembers barring the sale of most tobacco products, chewing tobacco and electric cigarette sales starting in 2020. the policy is expected, size -- high end cigar bars, after arnold schwarzenegger calls it treasured home away from home. jillian: a major retailer closing its doors to hold inclusion seminars. rob: tracy carrasco here to explain what this is about. >> reporter: distribution centers in corporate offices will be closed as they hold inclusivity seminars and diversity training for 16,000 employees following an incident at a california store involving grammy award singer who says she was racially profiled but this wasn't inspired by one incidents, was part of a broader campaign in the works for several months. it is similar to starbucks closing down after an incident in philadelphia. >> let's talk about instagram that you see everywhere your feed. >> you will soon see instagram posts from influencers you don't even follow because instagram is going to allow advertisers to promote posts from these influencers. this is a change that might annoy some people if they see these ads but they are trying to reach out to people to be more authentic, according to instagram, 68% of users logon to these influencers. it might be working a little bit. when the brand has appeared, you will see a paid partnership tag. be on the lookout for that. they are making a lot of money. >> when i see a post i look for hashtag getting paid for that. >> take pictures 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accept, talking $5 trillion but only $1.7 trillion come from the federal government, the rest from local governments and corporations. it is a sketchy program. not much in the way of details were laid out and sort of hilariously copied from a number of other programs that have been published so there are charges of plagiarism. unfortunate for a fellow who had this problem in the fast. jillian: not many details yet but that give you the main points anyway. we know from this proposal, 100% clean energy economy with net 0 emissions by 2050. recommit the paris agreement, take action against fossil fuel companies in reverse trump tax cuts for corporations. do you think that is enough to grab back rustbelt voters he needs? >> when you talk about raising taxes on corporations those voters will say we just lowered those taxes to make us companies competitive with overseas competitors and that has brought back jobs to the united states, we had half 1 million manufacturing jobs created. won't that reverse that trend? the answer is yes. if joe biden had to explain where the money was going to come from that is very easy but rolling back the tax increase which is 21 or the tax increase of 21%, to 26 or 7 which is what obama was talking about, only $700 million over ten years. this calls for $1.7 trillion in the federal government. that is a lot cheaper than the green new deal which estimates put anywhere up to $90 trillion. rob: it does go after asia and china. doesn't matter what we do if asia is the number one polluter. >> this is where all these plans fall short. china is emitting twice as much pollution in the air as the united states. whatever we do is a footnote from here on. china is a big issue and india as well. jillian: you mentioned a couple minutes ago he is in hot water for plagiarism. what do you think will come of this and how much of a problem is it? >> it is an unfortunate incident that caused him to abandon earlier presidential campaign. obviously a huge embarrassment. i'm sure what happened is his staff simply cut and paste a lot of things they thought were interesting together into a sketchy program. had it not been for the historical problem i don't think this would be a big deal but to me into alexandria ocasio cortez and other people who are really intense about this, this speaks to the not serious nature. rob: the response from the campaign, several citations, some from sources cited in other parts of the plan left out of the final version of the 22 page document saying they -- as soon as we were made aware that we updated to include the proper things but these were lifted a number of examples of it. >> not a very serious issue, clear arms race for the progressive left attacking climate change which i don't think this will cause a stir either way. jillian: thank you for joining us. rob: 19 after the hour, the dominican republic turns out days before this couple was found dead. another one died at the same resort the same way. 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store, our% distribution center, employees want to go one hour of diverse be training one month after a senator claim she was racially profiled in california. the retailer has apologized. jillian: the former broward county sheriff's deputy who ran for cover instead of running toward the gunfire during last year's school shooting is facing several charges. 17 students died that day and one of them was meadow pollock. older brother hunter joins us to explain what this means to the family. it is tough to talk about this, thank you for joining us. let's talk about details of this arrest of scott peterson, he was arrested facing 11 charges, neglect of a child, negligence, perjury, held on $102,000 bond. what is the community reaction to this news? >> the community couldn't be more happy to have scott peterson be arrested. he let our community down completely when he stood outside for 48 minutes while kids and teachers were being shot. aaron feiss, and on air security monitor, ran into protect children but a man with a badge and a gun hid outside. he is a disgrace to the men and women who serve our country honorably. he is a disgrace to them. jillian: take a listen on june 5, 2018, when he tried to defend his actions and i want your take. >> you do think there is a shooter inside why aren't you going inside? >> i didn't know if he was inside. >> why not check it out? >> i was trained to contain the area. jillian: what would you say to him right now if you were in front of him? >> he is a coward. he lied on the today show. he was dropped off right at the door of the 1200 building and he retreated 100 feet. he never went in the building. he is a liar and i hope he serves the rest of his life in a prison cell. jillian: how is your family doing? >> the family is doing great. i have pink on today of the reason why is that was my sister's favorite color. when we see progress in our mission for accountable you just a this color for her. every day we wake up and go to battle with broward county, a broken system that needs fixing. it is not easy but we have been successful. because of our wrongful death lawsuits, thanks to governor desantis, he has been a true champion for parkland, he suspended sheriff scott is will, started a grand jury investigation against the school board and i can't wait to see how much more he does for the parkland victims. jillian: i imagine the latest news is one step towards justice for your family. i know your community is broken forever. as far as justice goes what else do you want to see done? >> because scott peterson was arrested doesn't mean we are done. my family needs more people to be held accountable. the superintendent should not be in his position anymore. he let down the victims of marjorie stoneman douglas and failed to supply our town with mental health specialists resulting into more students committing suicide and the courage to go on twitter and post a video how successful a year he had. he cannot be superintendent of broward county schools anymore. jillian: february 14, 2018, a day we will never forget and we will never forget your sister and thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you for covering our story. rob: a russian fighter jet buzzes a u.s. navy jet three times and what money because in irresponsible interaction. the russian jet intercepting the post seiden in international air, the second passport american crews at risk calling it unsafe and caused turbulence. the us announcing major travel restrictions for americans visiting cuba. the trump administration banning all trips by cruiseship and other recreational vessels. steve mnuchin claims the crackdown will keep us dollars out of the hands of the cuban military, intelligence and security. this is also a move against venezuela as well. commercial flights will still be allowed. jillian: a top executive for california's bullet train project is suspended amid an ethics probe. the la times reporting a $51 million contract for construction company he may have owned stock in. political practices commission is considering launching its own investigation. friday's mega millions jackpot rose to $530 million overnight. no one won tuesday's drawing but check your tickets anyway, 25, 37, 46, 48, 68 and mega ball of 25. the north carolina man won the $344 million powerball jackpot. the numbers he got from a fortune cookie. what? i love fortune cookies. rob: janice will help us check out the weather and i see a lot of rain to the south, that tropical system. >> they don't think it is going to develop but it will bring a lot of rainfall across areas that don't need to see it, houston, texas could get several inches of rainfall. a lot of hail and damaging wind and one tornado report across new mexico but this golf moisture coming towards texas and louisiana, that tropical thing we are keeping an eye on, whether it is a depression or storm it will bring a lot of rainfall. in terms of severe weather, large hail and damaging wind, isolated tornadoes across the ohio river valley, the mid-atlantic and marginal risk that extends from texas northward. tornado threat not a big deal but we can see straight line wind damage, and isolated tornado, flooding is the big concern, tropical moisture moves toward texas, louisiana, mississippi and all of that rainfall downward across the mississippi river valley from all the rain of the last couple weeks. all that tropical moisture moving inland through sunday, a bit of rainfall. there is the forecast. not much, usually you see colors but gray. it looks a little gray. mostly sunny anyway. the main deal is the moisture. rob: thanks so much. jillian: marine one is arriving in portsmouth where the president, first lady and queen will honor the 75th anniversary of d-day. rob: troops embarked on this journey across the english channel, 100 miles at most across the beaches of normandy to take on the nazis, to first go after the nazis moving into europe, take back france and eventually achieve that goal and moving to germany and when a critical war that changed the world. jillian: 4400 servicemen were killed, half of them american. going to be there for this remembrance ceremony, 300 veterans took part on d-day, they are all older than 90 years old, they will be leaving on a specially commissioned ship and retrace that 1944 journey across the english channel. a lot of people have been talking about the 75th anniversary, potentially the last time you will have those brave men who fought. rob: they are dying off. 1944, they were teenagers. not many of them left. many of the ones that are will meet the president and the queen, they did the and thinkable all those years ago marching into a beach heavily fortified by nazi forces marching in to something that has been captured in film but i cannot imagine the fear of marching into what could have been certain death. bullets going right into your boats and coming up on shore and being shot at. >> men told their story and one in particular sounding like what you are saying, he said he was in a boat and as they approached the shore he looked and he saw all these dead bodies and you are not even on shore yet. interesting to read these accounts was another thing to note, 15 world leaders of countries that follow along side on hand for this, german chancellor angela merkel invited to this, 16 world leaders expected to be there and this will mark the first time this any world leaders have gathered in britain since the 2012 olympics in london. rob: the blades have stopped. i saw a range rover pulling up and a couple american cars. it will be the queen in the range rover. they will move along from here. we are waiting for the president to come off of marine one and moved to the ceremony but if you think about this, 75 years ago tomorrow, 156, 156,000 allied troops stormed the beaches of northern france, 4400 killed in one day, more than half on june 6th who died. >> you see the pictures of these men. they are older than 90 at this point. to hear what they have to say. a lot of them, a good number of them are going to be on hand for this, donald trump walking down right now. rob: it will be a great honor for him. it ended the nazi rain over europe. imagine the world today if these troops hadn't marched into those bullets and hadn't started this process moving nazis from power, imagine what the world look like if they still held, if they had won that war. it is an unbelievable sacrifice, one of the tremendous war stories and a great moment of pride for this president. jillian: you see the camera moving around, crews trying to get settled in their location. the remembrance ceremony where this will be held in portsmouth, taking a live look, the president and first lady landing in portsmouth and a lot of people. a lot of stories told. rob: 75 years ago tomorrow was d-day. jillian: 2123 democratic candidates qualified for the debates, the dnc said 20 to participate. only representative seth moulton and mayor wayne failed to qualify. the criteria is based on getting 1% in three separate polls or get campaign donations from 65,000 people in 23 states. the third debate will have those requirements. >> joe biden's climate change plan accused of plagiarism. donald from weighing in overnight, plagiarism charge against joe biden on his ridiculous climate change plan is a big problem. and using identical language, the blue-green alliance, copy and paste and caption evidence carbon capture coalition as well. it reads the goal is to make carbon capture and storage equipment widely available, cost-effective and scalable solution to meet mid century climate goals. the same language appears on the carbon capture coalition website. proper citations were accidentally left out. this ended his 1988 presidential run. your comments pouring in on the biden plagiarism accusation, many remember his first campaign quite well. jim rights just like 1988. jillian: don tweets he has never had that i know of. mike simply asks is this the best democrats have? it is 16 minutes until the top of the hour. we have focused a lot on the 2020 presidential race but key senate races could be -- jim mclaughlin is one to watch. rob: let's check with ainsley ehrhardt for what is coming up on "fox and friends". we never get to see you, nice surprise. >> i'm usually in hair and makeup. so glad to be with you this morning. this is broadway. a few tables here. we are at tootsies. i have a great story to tell you about how this bar and restaurant came to be. everyone said don't buy it, they bought it and now they made $20 million last year. it is a cool story, good for those guys. there is a record shop over there called ernest, so much history here. we interviewed boys to men and brett younger, they are up for a coalition award that makes r&d a country and singing amazing things together, chris jason is up, take a drunk girl home, a man of character doing 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