A precursor to Fox News's morning show, featuring the news and first looks at the other stories of the day. >> reporter: no electricity or plumbing at the site made of mostly garbage. the 11 children leaving their had easy access to loaded assault rifles. prosecutors say the 5 adults were training them to become school shooters. >> local information in shootings taking place at this compound. we knew from surveillance there was a shooting on the west side. jillian: according to court documents the adult, quote, transported children across state lines for the purpose of children receiving advanced weapons training to commit future acts of violence. they searched for missing toddler from georgia. they believe his father, one of the men arrested did that the boy and planned to perform an exorcism on him. investigators think they found the boy's remains that are waiting on dna confirmation and the suspect is the son of a controversial muslim imam with ties to the world trade center subpoena. rob: that could be headed for a supreme court. >> meeting negotiations remain at an impasse. rob: but a former secret service agent the meeting with bob mueller is unwise. and the president has nothing to hide. >> his case is based on nothing. i know liberals have a difficult time with this but this entire case is based on this dossier, this nonsensical dossier. the director of the fbi said the information was salacious and unverified and that they would have no investigation without the dossier. the head of the decision, verification of the dossier is the pastor is accused of an attempted coup in turkey which he denies. the government stand by him. turkish lawyers want to arrest us service members for alleged ties to terror groups. jillian: a state of emergency declared in charlottesville ahead of the 1-year anniversary of the deadly white supremacist rally. the protests are planned tomorrow through sunday. 700 state police offices will be activated to keep the peace. last year heather hire was killed after being struck by a car that plowed into a crowd of counter protesters. donald trump setting his sights on prison reform. the president only with a small group of governors in new jersey including john edwards. louisiana has seen a rapid drop in prison populations after changing parole and sentencing guidelines. john kennedy warns the president policy threatened the state's safety. ♪ help me get my feet back on the ground ♪ again. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ i want to believe it. 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>> a persons the raid happened, the ideology, i have been quite about it and this is breaking news, the leaders of the compound i did trace to a company that appears to be involved in security and investigations. and to get training, and law enforcement, the expertise for this type of thing. i have seen this pattern before so it didn't surprise me. i provide information about financial fraud and identity fraud. >> and? under the radar. i have a security committee, don't bother listening to me. connection to the worst first world trade center bombing, this imam from brooklyn was a co-conspirator in the 90s. >> these are the family members, no indication he had direct involvement in the compound but where did the ideology and expertise come from? this is one of the first i learned about in this, he was a character witness for the guy responsible for the world trade center bombings, and outside affiliated person, his network doing things like paramilitary training and weapons, and called in 2001 jihad camp for young muslims. is that a coincidence? where did they get their ideas from? jillian: talk about the fact that was stopped when it was? >> a miracle happened. multiple miracles happened because so many errors were made and so much stalling happened that i think about it and i'm amazed none of the police officers were killed. an attack on a school, the fbi kept stalling, it is rare you get this amount of information over extensive time saying a fugitive with a missing boy at a compound, preparing for some kind of jihadist attack or raid and we haven't seen the kids there. the point is to hide the kid. this is local law enforcement, went in on their own. that is an act of love because they won't said publicly because officers held up a mirror and the odds are -- >> these poor kids, 11 kids living in third world country refugee conditions. 11 kids with assault rifles all trained and any impact could have been unbelievable. it is a miracle they found them. and the father of mollie tibbetts making a new plea to bring her home. >> she lived on those platforms. she was constantly on it, you need that information. rob: tech companies like fit and snapchat have information sternly investigation around. jillian: who is the favor to make a run for the white house in 2020? 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>> burn, kill, destroy. >> reporter: he was also seen punching himself in the face and admitting that the voices told him to buy again. he is accused of murdering 17 students and staff members in february. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. rob: he tried to fight for isis but he could spend two decades behind bars. he is pleading guilty to supporting the terror group telling an undercover agent he pledged allegiance to isis and wanted to carry out in a taxable to the pulse nightclub massacre. and gun charges after plotting to kill american soldiers in 2015. immigration arrests at the southern border are down according to the department of homeland security, 41,000 illegal immigrants arrested in july compared to 34,000 arrested in june as kirstjen neilsen heads to north dakota, more on how drones pose a threat. jillian: will donald trump sitdown with robert mueller? the legal team just responding to the request special counsel. >> we offered an opportunity to do a form of questioning. he doesn't need to ask a single question. he has all the answers. the president is not going to change his testimony so stop the nonsense. jillian: this always cracks me up. no, no, no, don't do it. >> he has rights like any other citizen in this country, the right to remain silent. it is a mistake. the mueller investigation has so many facts, that is why. and that investigation is common. jillian: any reason, you don't do it. can you think of any reason why it would be beneficial and why the president insists he wants to do this. >> lawyers are saying no, he is saying yes and i don't see why. there is a public perception, an upcoming election in a couple years, midterms coming up. he says he is innocent, which he has, on twitter every day in a different setting. he would be in the room, under oath. lawyers are saying no but the president is saying yes and maybe it will happen. jillian: he just wants to get it over with? get it done? >> a dark cloud over the country, international affairs, the economy is tremendous, so many good things about this country and this is something that is coming up across the news every single day. >> try to psychoanalyze the president, he is fine answering questions about russia and collusion and it seems there's nothing to hide in those departments and that is what the investigation is supposed to be about but this obstruction charge they are trying to make is what the president's lawyers are nervous about. how do you obstruct when you didn't do anything wrong in the first place? >> the part about obstruction is he is the commander-in-chief. he has constitutional rights to make these decisions. the point to be made as he has every right to make a decision to fire, to do whatever as the executive. i don't necessarily think they are concerned about it. there is so much legal grounds to it that it doesn't make sense to answer the questions. jillian: how much longer would you estimate this is going to continue? >> the negotiation has been eight month. this is the second volley, the second counteroffer by the trump team. there is an unwritten rule, do not interfere with elections. if this continues past labor day i anticipate the mueller investigation will hold for a little bit with respect to the president and we will revisit this the following year. >> that would still interfere because there's a cloud over everything. give us two months until the midterms. >> that is the position, it is. however, it is such an important issue and if they can't decide than the mueller team has to make a decision. are they going to subpoena the president and if they are there will be a legal battle about executive privilege all the way to the united states. jillian: let's hope it doesn't go into next year. >> have a great day, guys. it is hot. jillian: yes it is. it was raining for a short bit. >> it was. you got it. it is hot and it rained a little bit. let's get rob up here one of these days. you going to come up here now, very nice. get him on the green screen. i tell kids when i go to see them, it is almost as hard as learning this. let's talk about the heat. 74 new york, 69 chicago. some rain across the northeast, we will be in a wet weather pattern into the weekends. then we look at the west, we are getting some moisture for the southwest, areas that really need to see it, won't see a lot of moisture. and when talking about 107 in pendleton that is extremely dangerous, looking at saturday, it is so dry, not helping firefighters at all. across the country there you have it. i don't need to show up if rob is going to do the weather. rob: you don't want me to do the weather. i don't have the knowledge. you need a meteorologist. >> you on a green screen would be pretty fun. point taken. 37 after the hour. want to work from home? we may have your dream job, a company hiring hundreds of virtual employees. jillian: faith under fire, the bible band from a phone. people are not happy. carly shimkus sharing reaction flooding social media. ♪ we certainly miss things. we will make mistakes along the way. jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with reaction to his explanation online. jillian: jack dorsey appeared on sean hannity's radio show saying they do not center you for their political beliefs after a news report found the visibility of certain conservative politicians was limited on twitter. the company blames that on a technical glitch and despite dorsey's latest comments some folks on social media remain unconvinced. when twitter user says i don't feel i can buy it. we need to take real change, actions speak louder than words. twitter handle, i hate the media. michael say i do not agree with jack dorsey's politics but i'm impressed with his candor and honesty. despite what people think we all can get along regardless of use. he is giving jack dorsey credit. dorsey said his goal is to gain people's trust. a lot of people don't trust social media anymore. jillian: people upset about what goes on. >> mega-church pastor greg laurie was forced to take down this billboard that shows him holding a bible. these billboards were promoting a popular religious festival coming up later this month, hanging inside a mall in orange county, california. the festival organizers were told to remove the religious imagery from billboards but they were taken down and the festival was refunded. john collins, executive director of the harvest crusade says it is sad our culture is that this degree of intolerance, such intolerance against christianity, we are not allowed to state that are publicly advertised this event. a lot on social media are concerned as well, kathy says i should be shocked but in today's world nothing shocks me. another calling it ridiculous, so tired of everybody being offended and taking away our rights to freedom of speech. greg laurie is going to be on "fox and friends" this morning at 6:45 eastern time. if you have questions about this story i am sure he will shine more color on it. rob: i don't know about this. >> i will ask you this question. if you ever felt like going to the beach, the band pretty little things has you covered. this dress is half bikini. one person on instagram said she is going to dinner all at once and why have one outfit when you can where two at the same time? and $35, two outfits for one and saving some money. jillian: not bad. >> somebody walking down the street and address. imagine the 10 lines that thing. rob: i would have to pull the number. >> yes you would. when i saw this dress, rob is going to love it. god bless you. rob: thank you so much. jillian: standing up for sacrifice, the incredible moment at 10-year-old patriot gets out of wheelchair to honor the fallen. avery price joins us with his lesson for the rest of america. rob: let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> a special ceremony yesterday. the sons of a korean war soldier received their father's.bags in washington dc. it was included in the remains of those missing in action from the korea conflict and they were returned, the family will join us with what it meant to them. one of the sons was two, the other was 3 years old. ford motor company rolling out its 10 millionth mustang. mustangs from the past 5 decades on the plaza. did you see this? a photo of in alabama deputy's first day of school as a resource officer armed with a spiderman lunchbox. it is going viral. that officer will join us live. if it were your first day back to school, what would you put on your lunchbox? 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