country. >> flash floods and tornadoes ripping communities apart. the death toll could continue to rise as more storms threaten millions more people today. >> kelly wright is here live with the latest for us. >> ainsley and heather good morning. it is a tough day unfolding in texas. the governor of texas issuing disaster declarations for 30 con counties across texas. they hope it speeds up the recovery efforts for those who have death and destruction over memorial day weekend. governor abbott flew across parts of the state to see where the storms hit. he said they are massive and devastating. texas could be in for more trouble saying more dangerous weather is on the way. >> in event of what is going on alert your citizens in particular counties and communities about the hazards and dangers that may be coming your way. >> four people have died in the storm so far.

one man dying when a tornado destroyed his home in austin ks texas. three more people killed with flash floods. one of the victims a 14-year-old boy damion drowning after getting caught in a flash flood near dallas. >> we are devastated. we can image what the parents might be going through right now. >> there is concern about the safety of 12 people reportedly missing in the town of wimberly. the 12 people were in a how is that washed down the blanco river flashing into a bridge will. rescue crews will resume their search at daylight. >> we have a type 1 urban search and rescue task force. it's about 80 members or so. it is made up of search specialists canine search handlers the heavy rescue specialists. >> the storms are not only pounding texas but hitting northern mexico in the border town more tragedy as a tornado touched down there killing 13

people and injuring hundreds more. more storms pounding oklahoma and kansas with flooding and tornadoes. now people left in the path of those storms are left picking up the pieces today. heather ainsley.? >> thank you kelly. >> ten's of millions of americans are still in the path of that severe weather. >> maria molina is tracking it all. she is telling us what we need to know. >> we are talking about all time rain records being broken out there across parts of the plains. yet again another storm system is on the way. we expect more rain to continue across parts of texas, oklahoma and into parts of kansas. it isn't just heavy rain but the severe weather that comes with it. we are still looking at the possibility of more tornadoes damaging wind gusts and large hail from some of the storms. this is the second area we are already tracking. this is further off to the east across ohio kentucky and

central parts of kentucky. you have severe storms through out today. by tomorrow take a look at this map a widespread area. it is the lowest category marginal chance for severe storms but nonetheless you are looking at storms firing up from northeast into the central plains across the same states texas and oklahoma. for thursday more severe weather possible across the center of the nation. just continuing in that active weather pattern. you can see the forecast with more rainfall over the next several days through at least to the forecast model. locally some areas across eastern texas through louisiana, mississippi could be looking at more than 4 inches of rainfall. otherwise the temperatures are going to be relatively warm across the southeastern u.s. already in the 70's this morning. >> thanks so much maria. the fbi is investigating anonymous threats against six passenger planes flying into the u.s. an anonymous caller warning

of chemical weapons on board flights new york jfk, liberty and boston logan. we have more on the major he security scares at some of the country's busiest airports. >> air travel along the east coast after an anonymous call came from the united states police bare rack. two were scrambling to flight to new york city's jfk airport during the last stretch of the trich. the fbi saying a call was made to the police barack. a bomb threat was made to aof a chemical weapons threat. they checked the plane in an isolated portion of the runway at jfk and cleared the plane after landing. other planes flying into northeastern airports one from saudi arabia a second england into jfk. they were checked out and another coming in from paris to logan in boston all checked out

by authorities after they too, received threats. we spoke to travelers at reagan national. here's what they had to say about traveling over the holiday weekend. >> ee special loifr memorial day weekend. i can't live in fear so i am trusting god and here i am. i am on my way back home. >> i was on a plane on 9-11 taking off to go to chicago. we have been living with this a long time. no surprise. >> the threats deemed at this point not credible. although law foreignsment sources believe the call may have disrupted air travel and delays getting out of the northeast during this long memorial day holiday weekend. fox 5 local news. a fox news alert now in new mexico a manhunt underway near the rio rancho public library.

he heard four quick gun shots before seeing the police officer on the ground. the condition of the officer is still unknown at this hour. this is the first time a rio rancho officer has ever been shot in the line of duty. >> the hunt for a cop killer intensifies. 45-year-old james bent junior was shot and killed as he patrolled a new construction site early sunday morning. officer bent served with new orleans housing authority for two years. it is still unclear if this was a targeted attack. >> a deadly baltimore weekend with race related controversy. they investigated nearly 30 shootings and eight deaths over just the last three-days. the crimes could make it the most violent in months in a century for that city. the increase in violence started with the death of freddie gray

in april sparking riots and looting in the city. >> the city of cleveland reaching a deal with the justice department over the policing practices. the details of the deal would be made public in a matter of hours. let's go live in washington with what we do know this morning. >> we know cleveland has reached an agreement with the justice department to resolve what officials say is repeated use of excessive force and unconstitutional policing. the paper reports the federal investigation has found officers unnecessarily using deadly force, excessive force against mentally ill people and inappropriate use of stun guns chemical sprays and punches. they investigated the police after more than a dozen officers fired nearly 140 rounds into a car with two black unarmed occupants following the chase. they died prosecutors charged a white officer who fired 15 of those shots with lan slaughter.

he was acquitted days ago. after a black man was fate logically killed. they found racial biases among other problems. they changed policing practices after a federal investigation. they announced a cleveland celtment lart today and there are no details. a oo whenwhen cities normally settle what happens to their local police departments. >> there are requirements for the police department to change the tactics oversight and training local governments also usually agree to over hall aspects and demonstrate the progress to the federal government. >> rich he hadson live for us thank you, rich. the gunman surround a police compound in afghanistan after

killing 19 police officers and 7 soldiers in an ongoing siege. the insurgents moved within 65 feet of the compound after seizing police vehicles and weapons and blocking roads out of the nazad district. the police chief now calling on the government for an immediate response while speaking with reporters by phone from inside the compound. >> an australian mother has reportedly abandoned her two children to go and move to syria and join isis. 26-year-old jazz mean milanova left her children with a friend to pick up a new car and never returned. her ex-husband got a note saying she is in syria. one of the former friends saying the jihadi bride recruiter might have on vinced her to join isis. >> prim mine ster tony abbott announcing plans to pass the law that would give the government power to strip the citizenship

of any one suspected of terrorism even without a conviction. there are more than 100 australians that are suspected to be fighting with isis. it law would help keep them out of australia. >> back at home the field of 2016 hopefuls growing larger this week. republicans rick santorum and george pataki and martino malley set to make their candidacies official. it is not santorum's first go at the gop nomination. in 2012 he came didn't second to eventual nom me mitt romney. santorum will make his announcement tomorrow in butler pennsylvania. george pataki will make it official in new hampshire. that's where the first primary takes place and martino malley will go back to his roots and launch a bid for the democratic nomination in baltimore where he served as mayor for 7 years. >> it is now 10 minutes after the top of the hour.

am blown away. a day at the beach turning down right dangerous when that bounce house full of kids is thrown into the air. >> i was thinking i was about to die. >> how the kids are doing this morning. >> atis dushing new trend involving kids and demons. what every parents needs to know. >> a flag flap on memorial day. the retailer doing major damage control over that t-shirt. ♪ (piano music) ♪ fresher dentures, for the best first impression. love loud, live loud polident. ♪ ♪ fresher dentures... ...for those breathless moments. hug loud, live loud, polident.

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>> back with extreme weather. it is terrifying as a water spout makes land fall on a crowded beach sending a bounce houns full of children into the sky. frightened parents are forced to

watch as they saw kids flying out literally from the bounce house. >> i thought i was about to die. >> a little girl describes the moments the bounce house was lifted off the stands in fort lauderdale house. >> i was in the bounce house then the bounce house flew and i fell in the dirt. >> she went home to the hospital this strong 5-year-old little girl holding back tears nursing a fractured arm. >> is anything hurt? >> my lip and my ribs. >> aj and shamoaya ferguson. aj has since gone home with a fractured arm. these two parents witnessed the chaos. >> i wasn't panicked at first. i wasn't sure if my kid was in it. >> some people from 23 feet up.

some had bruises and cuts. >> he was screaming mommy, mommy mommy. >> they worked hard to keep her daughter awake as they loaded her into the back of an ambulance. >> i was crying. >> i was like oh my god, oh my god i can't believe this. >> these families were grateful the injuries were not more severe. >> that was jeff lennox reporting. >> new information to tell you about in the quadruple mansion murders in washington, d.c. they believe accused killer darren care ron wint hired a taxi. he may have used money stolen from the savopoulos family in order to pay for it. they found a green construction vest inside the family's burned out porsche. more were found in the garage fuelling speculation wint did not act alone.

a witness saw someone driving the porsche that didn't have his description. >> explosive allegations were bibi king'see -- bb king's family. they say he was poisoned. ♪ >> king's daughters say that two of his closest aids poisoned their father. they claim the aids banned the family from seeing king the week before he died on may 14th. doctors and police say there's no evidence to support poisoning. police are not opening a homicide investigation. >> it is time now to brew on this. some students facing criminal charges after releasing 75,000 lady bugs. all of this for a senior prank. >> gross. >> six seniors and one alum they

broke into the high school in maryland and they released all of those bugs that they bought on amazon. while many of the students thought that it was pretty funny, the district and the police did not. >> they set the burglar alarm off and the police did respond and we arrived there. then it takes it to a different level. >> it was like funny. i wasn't mad about it. i was like lady bugs they are in my hair but they are just lady bugs. >> the seniors are not allowed to walk at graduation. burglary property destruction charges. we want to know what you think. we know what ainsley thinks. she thinks it is gross. >> gives me the heeb bee jeb bees thinking of bugs in my hair. >> send us an e-mail to us fox news first@foxnews.com. >> how do you buy 75,000 lady bugs. >> distasteful and disrespectful. that's how some are describing

the memorial day t-shirt causing controversy. >> loren simonetti with the retailer is responding. >> pack sun clothing store featured an upside down american flag on memorial day weekend. the t-shirt was designed by the wrapper it calls attention to the upside down world. customers found it disrespectful and they complained so much on social media pacsun issued this statement. as a retailer grounded in youth culture pac sun values creative expression. out of respect for those mo put their lives on the line for the country we are removing the t-shirt from the stores and web site immediately. >> that had they responded. if you are a new mom listen to this the new company is going

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>> a pastor shot multiple times all while planting flags outside of his church for memorial day. reverend doctor augustus seally was outside of the church of nazarene when witnesses say a black car pulled up and someone inside that car fired five shots. police are trying to determine if it was linked to another nearby shooting. the pastor a hospitalized in serious condition this morning. >> chicago braers defensive end ray mcdonald is out of a job after being arrested on domestic

violence charges. mcdonald assaulted his ex fiancee while she was holding a baby. the bears released him hours later. he was released from the san francisco 49ers late last year after several incidents including an alleged sexual assault and another domestic violence arrest. >> tom brady forced to wait to appeal his four game suspension over the deflate gate scandal. roger godell will reportedly not hear brady's abeal before the wednesday deadline. it will says all appeals must be held within 10 days but that that deadline can be extended if both sides agree. as of right now no hearing is scheduled. a college football player tackles a life changing injury to achieve the impossible. nearly five years ago chris norton fractured his spine during a kickoff play in iowa. paralyzed with only a 3 percent chance of ever moving any of his

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>> it is wednesday may 26th. extreme weather washing ore homever homes and sending them spinning. >> we tried to push him out of the water but he was already flooded in. we got him out. >> it is not over yet. millions bracing for more severe weather today. >> a call about chemical weapons triggering major scares up in the skies. fighter jets have to scramble to meet passenger planes at some of the country's biggest airports. what we have learned about the paris run. the mvp's major scare. his terrifying tumble leaving fans speechless. "fox & friends first" continues

right now. >> good morning to you and your family. welcome to "fox & friends first" on this tuesday. i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. half past the top of the hour. let's get right to the extreme weather for you. at least four people are dead as flash floods and tornadoes pave a path of destruction across the country. >> oh my god. >> oh my god. >> dozens of people are now missing this morning. more of that dangerous weather that you see there it could be in store for millions of people today. >> kelly wright is here for us at this hour with the latest. >> good morning kelly. >> good morning heather and ainsley. one day five inches of rain fell in texas. another four inches expected to fall today. people are bracing for another round of these deadly storms. neither every where you go in the plains states texas, oklahoma, kansas and even northern mexico you can see the effects of these storms.

texas governor greg abbott flew over the state. he describes it as devastating. >> i had the opportunity to fly over blako river and observe first hand what the devastation looks like. you cannot candy coat it. it is absolutely massive. >> the effects of the storm are overwhelming. but people are helping each other as best they can. these two men saw a police officer in trouble. his car being taken deeper into the water by the fast moving current of a flash flood. they moved in to help an officer in need. >> we went back over there tried to push him out of the water. he was already flooded in. we got him out for safety and waiting on the wrecker now. >> that's a good thing. flash floods swept away cars and even homes. at least four people are dead because of these storms. in the town of wimberly there

are 12 people missing after fast rising flood waters flipped cars trees and even homes. 12 people were in a house swept away in the blanco river. one tornado ripping through a mobile home near austin texas killing a man who lived inside. another cone doe touching down in the border town of mexico killing 13 people injuring hundreds. governor abbott has declared 37 counties effected as disaster areas. heather and ainsley. >> thank you, kelly. >> unfortunately it is not over yet. ten's of millions of americans are still in the bath of those storms. >> maria molina is here with more. >> turn around don't drown if you see water rising like that. >> they heed the warnings when you get the flash flood warnings in effect. flash flooding or at least the flooding that has been occurring across parts of texas and oklahoma had has been a long-term story.

we have had several weeks of storm systems continuing to move across these states producing areas of heavy rain and the flash flooding you have been seeing and long-term flooding starting to occur in oklahoma and into texas. the forecast does not look good. we are talking about multiple rounds of storm systems through out the workweek. you can see for today we have a risk for severe weather across parts of texas oklahoma and kansas. it is not really the risk for flash flooding but the severe weather that comes with it like tornadoes and damaging winds and large hail. there's a secondary area further off toward the east across the great lakes, ohio kentucky and parts of central tennessee also looking at the risk for severe weather. take a look atom more storms across the plains that continues as well for your thursday. we have a longer period of time we see rain rolling fly. other areas expecting heavy rain across the southeast we are talking 4-6 inches of rainfall possible across some of the

states. other areas could be dealing with floor flooding as well. heather and ainsley let's head over to you. >> thank you so much maria. this morning the fbi now investigating anonymous threats against six passenger planes. fighter jets called in to escort the planes after an anonymous caller warned of possible chemical weapons. those flights headed to the buds iest airports. doug luzader is live for us at reagan international airport with the latest. good morning, dug. oo doug. >> the air system seems to be back on track at reagan international airport. pretty busy. both departing and arriving. big scare yesterday after a series of phone calls were made involving a series of aircraft. let's take a look at the airports affected. we have a map of the three airports we are talking about newark, jfk and boston's logan airport some of the planes bound for those airports were searched. passengers were stunned.

>> we didn't know nothing a threat or something until we get over here. >> we have to follow security procedures. we didn't know about the chemical weapons or anything. >> a u.s. officials say there was nothing particularly credible about the phoned in threats but they did all of this out of an abun dan of caution. but it -- abundance of caution. it shows how easy it is for outsiders to have an impact on the nation's air system. >> you said they did this out of abundance of caution the military were quickly scrambled several jets escorting the planes. is that standard procedure sfl oo? >> well it would seem to be. one of the planes was escorted by a couple of fighter jets. kind of depends on the circumstances whether they were

able to reach them by foot. based on threats they have been phoned in. >> thank you, doug. new overnight the city of cleveland reportedly reaching a deal with the justice department over the policy -- sorry. over the policing practices. details could be made public in a matter of hours. let's get right to rich edison with what we do know this morning. good morning, rich. >> there's little available on the specifics of this agreement. new york times reports department of justice investigation says they unnecessarily used deadly force except force against mentally ill people and inappropriate use of stun guns, chemical sprays and punches. typically there's federal monitoring and requirements where they have taxes oversight and training. they began investigating after more than a dozen officers fired nearly 140 rounds into a car

carrying a black unarmed couple. they died they charged a white officer who fired some of the shots while standing on the hood of the couple's car. he was acquitted days ago. the federal authorities have been investigating dozens of police departments in the country. earlier this month they had an inquiry while a black man was tate fate logically injured. they concluded the investigation into the ferguson police department finding racial biases. in philadelphia the department there agreed to change policing practices after a federal investigation. back to you. thanks very much. we appreciate it. >> now to a fox news alert out of new mexico: a manhunt is underway after an officer was shot. he originally confronted a suspect at a nearby restaurant. witnesses heard four quick gun shots before seeing an officer on the ground and another person

fer form performing cpr. this is the first time a rio rancho officer has ever been shot in the line of duty. >> to new orleans where a officer has been shot and killed. he patrolled a new construction site early sunday morning. officer bennett served with the housing authority for two years. it is not clear if he was a targeted attack. >> the broken section of a pipeline that spilled tens of thousands of gallons of oil from the pipeline is being removed today. they are hoping to find out what caused the pipe to burst on may 19th spilling oil. annie animals are with wildlife experts. >> a val kainoa erupted for the first time in 33 years

threatening the fragile ecosystem. the mile high volcano spewing fire smoke and lava in a display that could be seen for miles. as of now that lava poses no risk to the world's only population of the pink iguanas. >> the time now 20 minutes to the top of the hour. an airport in security. the new reports about missing security badges and what the tsa is doing to step up safety. >> a drone above a memorial day parade losing control and crashing into the crowd. why one of the people hit said seconds changed everything. >> that was one crazy party. >> are you feeling a little bit groggy after the holiday weekend? why it might not have anything to do with alcohol.

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>> the problem could be worse than first thought with missing security badges. ashley is here to explain the scary situation. >> so much for high security. airport tsa workers lose their id badges they are supposed to report it immediately. certainly within 24-hours. the badges allow access to secure areas such as runways, the boarding gates. but a report by nbc news says in many cases the missing badges weren't reported for weeks sometimes months meaning they were never de activated during the period. they found more than 1400 badges were lost in a two-year period at hartsville jackson airport alone. 270 badges disappeared in a two-year period at san diego's

international airport. it is getting the attention of lawmakers demanding answers. republican congressman says quote there's no room for error when it comes to this issue. we need answers. they are not providing them. think being the tsa. there is security such as codes and hand prints but they will have backup checks and random churches. >> -- searchs. >> no room for aer or when it comes to this. >> to find ashley go to foxbusiness.com slash channel finder. >> have you heard about this a disturbing twitter trend has teens trying to sum monday a demon. it is called the charlie charlie challenge. teenagers put two pencils in the shape of a cross on a piece of paper with yes and no written on it. they chant charlie charlie are you there and then this happens. >> charlie, charlie, are you

here? charlie charlie -- (screams) >> a catholic priest sending an open letter to kids was just shared on twitter warning about the dangers of summoning a demon. >> the epa is under fire over a pr campaign to help sway public opinion about one of the most controversial legislations. the agency's clean water act gives it expanded authority over america's waterways. that is being met with harsh resistance from the american farm bureau. they are trying to get support from the proposed regulation with a huge social media campaign using the hash tag clean water rules. the agency some say have stepped over the line and may violated the anti lobbying act. >> bring on the butter and the eggs. they are expected to drop cholesterol from the list of nutrients of concern and focusing the attention on sugar

as the biggest dietary dilemma. the move comes after a growing number of experts found no link between high cholesterol in food and dangerous levels of the fatty substance in the blood. >> all right. put down the gum me worms and eat an egg. >> i love them. >> have you ever had a morning at the office that went something like this? >> that was one crazy party. i am hung over. >> well apparently that's okay to do as long as you get 7 hours of sleep before coming into the office. >> maybe not okay for us. >> lack of sleep is what makes for low productivity in the office. they recommend at least 7 hours of snooze time the amount workers smoke, drink and eat the day before work will not effect output apparently. >> can you image if we did that before work?

>> 47 minutes after the top of the hour. blown away a day at the beach turns down right dangerous when a bounce house full of kids is thrown into the air. how the kids inside are doing this morning. >> does your drive look like this? why living in a crowded city could be making you look fat. >> first let's check with brian kilmeade with what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> first a disturbing new report isis shopping around for nukes. it's true. tony sheefr reacts with details he has gotten. laura ingram is here. she has opinions about how the world looks. senator and presidential candidate rand paul live on the couch to talk about the patriot act and so much more. navy seal here to teach me things about how to be a man. and senator scott brown fills in for steve doocy. put your handout there. lean over lean over. that's his hand and that's the top of his head.

we will find out who is more of a man. all coming up on "fox & friends."

back now with more extreme weather. a relaxing memorial day turns terrifying after a water spout turned tornado makes laund fall on a crowded beach sending a bounce house full of children into the sky. can you imagine? three children were injured when the bounce house flipped over and soared 20 feet goo the air. one witness describing a 5-year-old describing the frightening moments inside.

>> i was about fall. the bounce house flew out. and i fell in the dirt. i was about to die. >> poor little thing fractured her arm during that chaos. her step brother breaking his arm. one other girl was kept in the hospital overnight and is expected to be released today. police are investigating, but they say that the bounce house was properly secured at the time. a drone flying above a memorial day parade in mass hits a man in the back of the head. >> that man has to think about where he flies that thing. >> the drone hit another bystander ricochetting off her shoulder. this military couple is taking the internet by storm. a photographer sharing the

moments. a marine took a bride's hand and prayed with her minutes before their marriage ceremony. >> he asked god for their marriage to be strong enough to serve as an example for other young couples. the photo now going viral. >> a witness to all of us. from my home state of north carolina. the time is six minutes till the top of the hour. high schoolers facing charges for their prank involving tens of thousands of laiddy bugs. the terrifying tumble that left fans speechless.

time now for the good bad and the ugly. the good a soldier surprised just in time for memorial day. the brothers both serving in the army giving their sister the surprise of a lifetime by showing up at her high school after being stationed in quatar for a year. badding living near a highway could make you fan. traffic causes stress levels to go up prompting the body to

produce more fat because the body thinks it's preparing for a time of crisis. we're in trouble here. the ugly nba star justin curry taking a tumble. the golden state warriors guard flipped over a player trying to block a shot and slammed his head. it's time for your brew on this. maryland high schoolers facing criminal charges after releasing 72,000 lady bugs for their senior prank. does the punishment fit the crime? >> it's all fun and games until someone gets hurt or it costs someone money to fix or clean up then it's criminal. >> the punishment needs to be much more severe. a week in a prison environment plus heavy fines should cure these jokester wanta bes. >> if it involves a costly clean up it's not just a harmless prank and should be prosecuted. have the students responsible

pay for the clean up. let's keep talking about the new australiaron law that strips citizenship for their terror crimes should the u.s. do the same? >> can't be a citizen if you join isis. "fox and friends" starts right now. good morning. it is tuesday may 26th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. four people are dead and dozens missing as extreme weather sweeps across the country. tornados and flash floods ripping communities apart and it's not over. a relaxing day on the beach turns downright terrifying. a bounce hounsse packed with