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marymac we don't rush that dial. abca2 back to back vacations. you had a lot of time. we are back. we were watching fox and friends first tuesday morning. marymac a suspected cop killer seen smiling after his arrest mississippi overnight. 19-year-old derian atkinson accused of gunning down biloxi police officer who was standing outside police headquarters when he was ambushed, he is a 23-year-old veteran of the force, air force veteran planning to retire at the end of the year. he leaves behind a wife and 4 kids. he is the 16th officer shot and killed in the line of duty this year. new fbi data shows an increase in officers killed on the job. 55 died on duty in 2018 up from 46 in 2017.

abca2 family and friends plan to line the streets to on a north carolina cop ambushed in the line of duty. jordan sheldon shot and killed during a traffic stop over the weekend, the suspect then took his own life. hundreds visiting a memorial leaving flowers, carton signs honoring the 6 year veteran of the force, sheldon's funeral this friday in charlotte. marymac the fight over the unredacted mueller report intensifying on capitol hill, democrats taking their battle straight to the doj as they consider holding these attorney general in contempt of congress. abca2 griff jenkins live in washington were things are heating up. >> you may be reunited in time for fireworks in washington but there's a last-minute effort to avoid the collision course, the justice department agreeing to meet with the house judiciary committee before they are

scheduled to vote to hold william barr in contempt of congress. it remains vital the committee have access to the unredacted report and underlying materials with our plans to hold william barr accountable for his failure to comply with the subpoena still stands. my hope is we can make concrete progress at the meeting towards resolving this dispute. the doj says we have taken steps to accommodate the committee's request as republican john kennedy is blasting both sides. >> i think it is juvenile. you can only be young ones but you can always be immature. both sides in this are doubling down on stupid, both sides need to sit down and negotiate what the administration can provide and what the house actually needs.

rob: the judiciary committee embroiled in another fight, getting robert mueller to testify, donald trump saying mueller should not testify but committee republicans want a chance to question him and finally another deadline for the former attorney don began to provide key documents related to jeff sessions fire michael flynn in the 2016 trump tower meeting. mcgann has been subpoenaed to testify later this month and in the next 24 hours the judiciary committee holding him in contempt, that would go to the house for a vote. >> we knew this was far from over. rob: democrats furious as william barr continues to stonewall requests for more testimony and complete unredacted mueller report. shannon: tray county says that's not how the doj operates. >> is not going to have a lot to say because doj policy does not allow him to discuss

territory information against an uncharged person. what the democrats want is for him to painstakingly go through all the information he had that led to obstruction or that they think leads to obstruction. the department doesn't speak in press conferences and reports, they use indictment so either indict or shut up. democrats in dc media never met a subpoena the first 6 years in congress they can embrace. the obama administration routinely ignored requests for information so that can't be in impeachable offense so you need to be very careful when you use or how you authorize the use of what is tantamount to the political death penalty. they are not going to succeed, the jury is not going to go along. it is about fundraising and placating your base. >> robert mueller could testify before the house as early as next wednesday. >> donald trump pardons and army lieutenant convicted of

murdering a suspected terrorists in iraq. he says he shot and killed in al qaeda prisoner in self-defense in 2008. prosecutors argue he opened fire in retaliation because he thought the prisoner set off a bomb. he was released on parole after serving 5 years over concerns of how the court handles his self-defense claims. chelsea manning is asked to be released from jail, manning was put behind bars in march for contempt after refusing to testify in a grand jury probe into wikileaks. she still refusing to go so, nothing will convince her to betray her beliefs. she spent 7 years in prison for leaking government document in 2010. rob: philadelphia city commission investigating a disturbing video of kids speaking in arabic about beheadings and claiming they will kill. video was posted on the facebook page for the muslim

american society's philadelphia shelter following in april -- the group says the school rented space in the building, put the event on. we will keep following this one. immigration unveiling a new program allowing local police to detain illegal immigrants even if sanctuary policies are barring them from doing so. as part of the service officer program agents will have 48 hours to transfer detained migrant into custody after being arrested by train. the program is to keep dangerous illegal criminals off the streets. the latest scheme by ice to enlist local police in its abusive agenda. >> live look of pope francis holding a public mass in north macedonia. delivering a message of unity. and it is the first ever visit

by any pope to the small balkan nation. pope francis visited the memorial of mother teresa in honor of her lifelong dedication to serving the poor. rob: the kentucky derby finish is heading to the courthouse, maximum-security suing the kentucky horse racing commission after denied his appeal. the horse was disqualified after official said it cut off other horses and all of them are final. the west told martha maccallum it is not the horse's fault. >> when all is said and done at all the evidence is put on display frame by frame in slow-motion you will find the one horse cause the infraction. not our horse. rob: maximum-security here to win that race. the horse will not race in preakness.

jillian: tiger woods has the presidential medal of freedom to go along with his green jacket, receiving the honor after last month's masters. rob: the long struggle, the first victory in 11 years. >> i have battled, tried to hang in and play a great game of golf. amazing experience. certainly the highlight of what i accomplished. jillian: an incredible privilege on twitter. rob: a moment to shine. he had the kiss, the fourth golfer to get that cool.

>> productive talks with russia, should we be worried about the world's so-called bad actors teaming up? former deputy assistant secretary of state joe ruben says it is becoming isolated. let's explain why that is a problem. rob: from best dressed to barely dressed, the head turner's, everybody desperate for attention. got a lot of people talking. ♪ also available in hybrid all-wheel-drive. lease the 2019 ux 200 for $329 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer.

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russian counterpart over a number of critical foreign policy issues. >> a good conversation. we covered a wide range of issues and charted a way we can have a positive conversation. rob: mike pompeo said it was a good conversation but what should the us make of the so-called bad actors appearing to come together on things like venezuela and north korea? shannon: joel rubin joins us live. appreciate it. a lot of folks -- focus on venezuela and what is going on there. what do you make of it? >> reporter: venezuela is catastrophic and the administration seems stunned about the failure a week ago of forces to leave president madero. juan guaido trying to mobilize support again but it looks worse today than it did a week

ago. as mike pompeo is engaging it, russia is playing a double game and we need to be tougher with russia to ensure they pulled out of venezuela and we allow sort of a policy that unfolds that the venezuelan people have done this before, i think we are headed for worse waters going forward. rob: this is a topic that brings together the actors we should be worried about. when you have iran, china and russia invested in and protecting the same place and teaming up. how do you keep these countries from being so potent? >> reporter: you hit the nail on the head. we have a problem with venezuela. we are right now acting in many ways on our own. we started multilaterally with partners from the region giving us a strong position but as we

push forward on military oriented language that isolated us and russia, china, these countries are not paying attention to us right now. they feel we are isolating more diplomatically. we have to step back, get away from the unilateral mindset and get engaged with other countries like the secretary is doing but building alliances to put pressure on these countries and let them know there are red lines. this is a clear red line on russian behavior in particular in venezuela. jillian: let's talk about north korea. kim jong un was frustrated when the summit fails, we have seen more activity out of north korea in the last few weeks. >> we have. the recent missile test seems like provocation from north korea. the danger is it looks like the

united states is chasing north korea for a nuclear deal and kim recently said he didn't want to speak with mike pompeo anymore. that is an unacceptable nod and north korea, feels like emboldened, like it has the lead and donald trump's language feed into that sense of entitlement in these negotiations but we need to make sure the region is with us and south korea and japan, these countries sticking with us and the north korean nuclear threat is real and kim doesn't feel pressure to make a deal with us right now. rob: vladimir putin made him feel more comfortable. the administration has been so tough on vladimir putin and russia, is it good cop bad cop? do you see something going on? >> i hope it is. the president had a 90 minute call with vladimir putin last friday. we don't know the full content

of that. the president has the ability to push back on vladimir putin related to the 2020 election. doesn't seem he spoke about that and sanctions the administration is lifting so we need to use our tools at our disposal. jillian: also a note we got about this according to reuters as mike pompeo's visit to berlin was canceled due to scheduling issues. if anything more comes from that. it is 19 after the hour. remember when bernie sanders said convicted criminals like a boston marathon barber should get a vote? his millennial base is not sold on that. >> who is representing us if they're going to break the law anyway. >> a us citizen has. >> second amendment, what am i thinking? rob: reaction to that proposal from his core voters. ♪

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and people of color. private companies would still be able to use that technology. jillian: bernie sanders thinks all prisoners should have the right to vote. rob: kevin phillips found out not all college students agree with him. >> i think they should. kind of a universal right as american citizens. >> they committed crimes against the law. i don't think they should have a say who is representing us if they are going to break the law anyway. >> every us citizen has. >> if they are not abiding by the law how can we put power in their hands to choose people that make laws for us? jillian: students at catholic university in washington dc divided on the issue. people talking about that. could be a game changer. rob: fashion's biggest nights taking over new york city celebrities stepping into the spotlight at the annual met gail addressing up to the theme of camp. jillian: lady gaga wearing not

one but four it ever and outfits, starting in a pink ballgown and serving all the way down to underwear, a fancier version. rob: katy perry making a statement, whatever this is supposed to be. what is it with these people. i actually like this one, holding a replica of his own head. jillian: getting a lot of attention for different reasons channeling cinderella, a light up down. rob: twitter having a field day with kendall and kylie jenner some comparing them to cinderella's step sisters. jillian: other save jenners resemble grape and orange soda. rob: some comparing their books

to hot cheetos. and talky? what is that? let us know. jillian: on the front line, the crisis at the southern border. >> a long wait to the bridges, they can only process so many a day. many don't want to wait. rob: coming up. from this com? did any of you hear the "bundle your home and auto" part? -i like that, just not when it comes out of her mouth. -yeah, as a mother, i wouldn't want my kids to see that. -good mom. -to see -- wait. i'm sorry. what? -don't kids see enough violence as it is? -i've seen violence. -maybe we turn the word "bundle" into a character, like mr. bundles. -top o' the bundle to you. [ laughter ] bundle, bundle, bundle. -my kids would love that. -yeah.

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rob: a check of top headlines. a suspected cop killer is seen smiling after his arrest, darian atkinson accused of gunning down biloxi police officer who was ambushed while standing outside police headquarters, a 23 year veteran of the force, leaves behind a wife and 4 children.

jillian: the doj agreed to meet with the staff of the house judiciary chairman jerry nadler today as they consider holding william barr in contempt of congress. the committee has been pressing him for an unredacted version of the mueller report. rob: brian kemp signing a heartbeat line to billable legislation banning most abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected. it includes exceptions for rape, incest and to save the life of the mother. current law allows termination procedures during the first 20 weeks of pregnancy. jillian: republican senators will hear the trump administration's new immigration plan at the white house. rob: the proposal will enhance security at the southern border, increasing the number of migrant workers allowed in the us and lower the number of family members american citizens can sponsor. it's not clear when the plan would be released.

jillian: fox news was at the border as agents risk their lives to save migrants from raging waters at the rio grande. this is a glimpse of what border agents do every single day. >> he is jumping in. >> where will you intercept them? >> when they start getting in the stress. >> this is unbelievable. the father and child. he is in the water without -- the baby got the device on. >> on this side. >> every day all the time from sun up to sun down they are doing this pretty much nonstop. many don't want to wait. there is a long way to the bridges, they can only cross so many dana matter what bridge they are, they don't want to wait. >> can't leave a small child in the water.

rob: new number so agents have arrested 476,000 illegal crossers at the border since october, 264,000 more arrests than the same time a year ago. jillian: embattled star r kelly is back in court today charged with 10 counts of criminal sexual abuse in chicago as another lifetime special and the singer raises new questions about michael avenatti whose own legal troubles could affect the trial with defense lawyers, his credibility into question. avenatti turnover video evidence that led to these charges. pamela anderson is planning to visit julian assange in jail, wiki leaks tweeting the former baywatch star will be in london for the meeting today. she has been a longtime supporter of assange and has called on the uk to not extradite him to the us. assange was sentenced to a year in jail after his arrest last

month for jumping bail. rob: cory booker unveiling his plan to combat gun violence if he wins the presidential election. the candidate saying i'm sick and tired of hearing thoughts and prayers to communities shattered by gun violence was under the proposal the fbi would give federal gun licenses to gunowners who have the background check and gun safety course, it would be renewable every 5 years. the plan would man military style weapons and bump stocks. this democratic hopeful is calling to scrap donald trump's tax law, she wants to get rid of the whole thing detailing her own tax plan on the campaign trail. >> families that make less then $100,000 a year, i will implement a plan of allowing them to have a tax credit of

$2000 a year and up to $500 a month. rob: livable income for families today. jillian: time for a check of the forecast with janice dean. a nice morning in new york. >> feels like spring. we have springtime severe weather across the central us and the rockies. another day of severe storms. here's the radar, potential for large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes today for a large section of the country including parts of texas into oklahoma and kansas. a moderate risk in the red for the potential of tornadoes. that will happen later this evening and go into the overnight tomorrow. another threat of severe storms in the same area stretching across into portions of missouri and arkansas towards the great lakes.

this is the time we have the clash of hermas and potential for strong storms, not only that but heavy rainfall and flooding for parts of texas into louisiana, mississippi, alabama and heavy snow across the colorado rockies, several feet of snow. we could see the potential of heavy rainfall, several inches in a short time down the mississippi river valley and there is your forecast for much of the country, a beautiful day in new york city with mostly sunny skies and storms are the big story across the central us and cold enough for quite a bit of springtime snow. rob: a remarkably wet spring and a lot of rain. rob: 35 after the error. mayor pete blasting the president along with the country. >> the past he is promising to

return us to was never as great as advertised especially for marginalized americans. rob: voters have a reality check for the 2020 democrat. jillian: hbo pouring out an apology after a starbucks cup left game of thrones fans steaming on social media. carly shimkus here to share it all. ♪ could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effectiveness and safety. what an amazing clean! i'll only use an oral-b! oral-b. brush like a pro.

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colors of the sky. 2020 contender pete buttigieg after making these comments about america. >> our current president targeted with a message saying we could find greatness by just stopping the clock and turning it back. the past he is promising to return us to was never as great as advertised especially for marginalized americans. rob: carly shimkus here with reaction online. we hear statements like this, they never go over well. >> reporter: when you make fun of the slogan make america great again some people feel you're making fun of the history or marking history of the country which is why you see reactions like this. greatest country in the world,

even better now? what country is the? we will wait, another twitter user says automatically disqualifies him from office. lastly, did with a perfect? we said great, great is the dna to make improvements and provide the opportunity for more individual greatness which is not the first person to say the make america great heaven slogan is bad. some have a pessimistic view of the history of our country, donald trump might get rid of it altogether and go with keep america great for the 2020 election. just doesn't have the same - rob: when you are watching us to let fantasy from medieval time and see a starbucks cup -- takes you out of the moment. >> take you out of the 1300s but that is exactly what happened on sunday. starbucks was quick to respond

to it, they tweeted we are surprised you didn't order dragon drink, joseph said that would have helped to write her name on her coffee cup. game of thrones responded in a tweet, the latte that appeared in the episode was a mistake. take a look at this, amelia clark with a starbucks cop. one expert said if starbucks wanted to pay for this, consider tweeting about it, it would cost $250,000 up to $1 million. >> how do you make that kind of mistake? >> you would think they would be going over these with a finetooth comb but this slip to buy. rob: it was way off. >> the world has gone crazy

over the newest royal baby. >> seventh in line to the throne, queen elizabeth's eighth great-grandchild was born, a baby boy, they have not announced the name yet and bookies are all over it, arthur is at 5-1 odds, albert 8-1 and james, philip coming in 12-1, charles, 16-1. what do you think the name will be? one twitter user says his royal excellency lord a good job in covington windsor, 14th earl of, or, 29th better in of hertfordshire. that was a lot to get through. jillian: probably pretty accurate. >> mom and baby are doing great. he was so cute. rob: going to be a good-looking kid. >> going to be a beautiful baby. 43 after the hour.

a massive spike in pot-related traffic deaths since the drug was legalized in colorado. they want to next the penalty for psychedelic mushrooms. our next guest says it is a step in the right direction. jillian: time to check with brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> we are talking about the effects of part, that is one of the issues, we will talk about driving under the influence, magic mushrooms, i have nothing to add personally from experience. we talk about the china deal. please split the screen, this china trade deal thing, brinksmanship, last-minute moves, the president staring down for a better deal, a good sign a chinese are doing that. the president provided gop leaders to come to the oval office to talk about his pitch when it comes to the border. will anyone buy into it?

the boomerang effectively investigating of the investigators, more text messages that could prove disturbing and the attorney general might find himself in contempt of court which would mean almost nothing. governor scott walker running for senator. kellyanne conway on what is going on at the white house. deciding to send your kids to camp or have them hanging around the house? we will let you know what is good about camp on fox square which is just like camp only there is no grass, lots of cement and steel barriers. jillian: what they are masquerading as. >> looks like just growing trees that actually trying to stop cars from barreling in. rob: he has a deep voice.

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criminalizing magic mushrooms, legalizing marijuana, colorado has seen a dramatic increase in traffic deaths. what kind of dangers does the criminalizing it actually pose? the centennial institute at colorado christian university jeff hunt, thanks for your time. generally speaking, you talk about the dangers this could instill in the city, what do you think of that? what could it be like out there? >> we face serious problems in the city of denver as a result of commercialization of marijuana and the next step is to criminalizing psychedelic mushrooms. this is the same pathway we followed with marijuana. in 2005 denver decriminalized marijuana by 2012, they had legalized it and the announcement is fully commercialized which means very big companies are seeking to get as many people hooked on

marijuana as they can and they are following the same placement with the decriminalization of psychedelic mushrooms and this will have effect on the community. jillian: it makes you wonder what is next. >> we are going the wrong direction on a lot of illicit drugs. denver is getting a bad reputation for becoming the illicit drug capital of the world and we had problems with drugs driving a 150% increase, the colorado department of transportation did a survey where they found 60% of people admitted to driving, smoking, over 30% drive and smoke regularly and 10% said smoking marijuana helps them drive better. we are not getting the education out there, we are going in the wrong direction, companies that have a financial incentive to move forward, it is creating a problem for the state.

shannon: 69% of users have driven under the influence. you see numbers like that and the other number, the increase in marijuana related traffic deaths, a scary statistic. >> it is an education issue, we are not helping people understand the effects of this drug. what lawmakers are saying is these drugs are harmless and people are consuming them, the consequences of these drugs. another thing we have seen is tripling in the amount of people going to the emergency room as a result of marijuana. there is a serious problem with the decriminalization of psychedelic mushrooms and this leads to a trip. and you trip for 3 to 6 hours and we will see people getting behind cars and driving on the

roads and we don't know the long-term consequences. we are setting ourselves up in colorado not for success but a public health crisis. jillian: the hallucinogenic mushrooms, some people don't want this to happen or we would not be having this conversation now. any benefits to it? >> either medical benefits to it? we should go through the process to identify this. marijuana, we have identified medical benefits and a drug came out of it that helps people with seizures and you went through the process of the fda to identify the consequences of these drugs. how do they interact with these drugs? we are not doing that with psychedelic mushrooms. we are just unleashing them upon the community. we have no idea what the long-term effects are or how

they will interact with other drugs. if you suffer depression or ptsd which is what they are promoting the start for we don't know how it will interact with other drugs you are taking for those specific problems. we need to understand to go through the proper process of the fda to get to how these drugs can help people. shannon: it is denver, not all of colorado. . we are coming right back -- earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com . .

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outside you a planned parenthood clinic. brian sims shaming the pro-life woman for her beliefs. >> who would have thought an old white lady would be out in front of a planned parenthood telling people what's right for their bodies. shame on you. shame on you for hydrogeologic your face at the same time you are shaming other people. shame on you. shame on you: if you give me your address we will protest out in front of her home. jillian: wow. sims also used the video to donate to planned parenthood. rob: trump critic joy behar at it again this time love of country. >> how is it that the republican party, your colleagues can stand by this man? i don't want to see any of those flag pins anymore on republicans who don't stand up against this guy for russian medaling and other things he has done. seems he is unpatriotic. rob: guess she didn't read

the mueller report. the host was forced to apologize last year after saying god forbid president trump lives another 20 years. jillian: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. as always we start with the good. a softball player at the university of texas getting the surprise of a lifetime at her final home game. >> welcoming home army sergeant. [cheers and applause] searlt hider, thank you so much forever your student. >> college student reunited with her brother army sergeant stationed in japan. the two haven't seen each other in three years. rob: fantastic. next the bad. swarm of bees forced a delay at the start of a game in cincinnati. derek deed trick emerging in a bee keeper suit to save the day. >> finally the ugly, a bobcat in colorado found

stuck in a soccer net. sharing these photos which show the animal suspended in the air. he is okay. rob: cool cat. man he got stuck. jillian: hope you have a good day. rob: see you tomorrow. ♪ stay a minute ♪ the clock is ticking ♪ so stay ♪ all you have to do is stay. steve: the clock is ticking it's exactly 6:00 in new york city and welcome aboard, folks. it's the tuesday "fox & friends." brian: i got a little bit of these problems. i have one of these ties if i don't tie it exactly right the lower part goes past the other part. at some point. ainsley: what makes that different. brian: made by the person on the loom.