saying it was a misspelling, the fountain is under repair. a texas college student doing a backflip at his graduation for the landing. >> landed on his neck but he did get up smiling and got his diploma. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thanks for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> sleepy joe said that he is running to, quote, save the world. he is going to save every country but hours. socialist wackos. i don't know how you lose this election, right? >> it is tuesday, may 21st, donald trump taking on 2020 democrats one opponent at a time.

rob: a tough battle to keep the keystone state read and walking away with a different, tornadoes tearing through oklahoma and san francisco. millions of americans break for more severe storms. >> tracking a storm is a close in on the southern plains and doctor bon jovi to you now. rob: a high note at this graduation ceremony. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ halfway there ♪ living on a prayer ♪ making it square ♪ living on a prayer ♪ >> how many times did you hear this in college? >> this is the college party song. >> a nightly event memorized.

almost like you can't hear it anymore. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: we start with extreme weather. tornadoes ripping through several states paving a path of destruction overnight. look at this twister in oklahoma. >> two funnel clouds at the same time over oklahoma and look at this giant twister in west texas. millions of americans bracing for more severe weather right now. >> janice steen tracking this live from the weather center. >> we won't know the damage until later today or tomorrow because we have obscured rainfall and that could present more danger because you can't see the tornadoes coming and

that is why we say keep your weather radio on in case the power goes out and you have no way of knowing the watches or warnings. we have a dozen reports of tornadoes in areas we reporting yesterday across the plane states from texas to kansas and missouri. all the ingredients we need for severe weather outbreak have been in place including the cold front, the low eject in from the rockies and all that moisture from the golf of mexico so we still have tornado watches in effect. a lot of lightning with the storms as well so potential for not only severe storms but lightning and heavy rain all. that could be the legacy of this storm, the flooding. we have watches, tornado watches posted from texas toward missouri and here is your forecast. this line of storms moving across the mississippi river valley over the next 6-12 hours. behind it, incredible amounts of snow, very cold air mixing with that warm unstable moist air from the gulf of mexico and you have a recipe for disaster in these areas.

heavy rainfall, flash flood watches and warnings are posted for a lot of these states. much of oklahoma under a flood warning right now and moving up towards kansas and missouri, even illinois towards the mississippi river valley where eventually all of this rain is going to move downward. is your forecast, all eyes across the plane states where we have that set up for severe storms, very heavy snow across the rockies, that is an incredible story in and of itself and 91 ° in atlanta. a lot of very warm air ahead of the system, all of the ingredients in place for severe weather outbreak and we end with this. we have our first tropical named storm. this is andrea. good news is that it is not going to affect the us but it is a beginning of an early hurricane season. back to you. >> active atmosphere to say the least. >> may 21st and we have a

tropical storm in the atlantic. a massive energized crowd in pennsylvania, thousands gathering for a rally in montoursville. >> celebrating his accomplishments pushing back against democratic policies and former vice president joe biden. >> don't forget biden deserted you. he left you folks. he left you for another state. sleepy joe says that he is running to, quote, save the world. he is going to save every country but hours. democrats are now the party of high taxes, high crime, open borders, late-term abortions, killing your second amendment and radical socialism. these people go nuts. you have some of these socialist wackos that want to double and triple your taxes.

under my administration we are reversing years of failed trade policies, politics is a crazy world, you have the best employment numbers in history, best economy we have ever had i don't know how you lose this election, right? >> highlight montrose, pennsylvania voters played a huge role in the president's 2015 victory. >> donald trump using the rally to push his immigration plan and slammed democrats over open border policies. this as border agents are overburdened by the growing humanitarian crisis. >> a stark reminder of how dangerous the journey north from central america can be. >> the dangers involved for the fifth time, another migrant child has died in the custody of border patrol officials, this time a 60-year-old

guatemalan boy apprehended in texas a week ago found unresponsive during a welfare check yesterday morning, cause of death not known at this time. the men and women of us customs and border protection are saddened by the loss of this young man and our condolences are with his family. cvp is committed to the health and safety and humane treatment of those in our custody as the president rallied in pennsylvania to overhaul the nation's immigration system making the case to shift from a family-based approach to one driven by merit, skills and education. policies that have failed. >> the democrat party has never been further outside the mainstream than it is now. these people have gone nuts. democrat policies protect smugglers, traffickers and even criminal aliens and drug dealers like you have never seen. >> democrats on the house

oversight and reform committee blasting the administration for announcing last week that we need 400 volunteer tsa employees, may be called to the border saying they are, quote, deeply concerned they will weaken aviation security and increase the risk to americans traveling. the tsa says there is no risk because there are no frontline resources. >> griff jenkins live in washington, thank you. a middle school student behind bars after allegedly threatening to shoot up a graduation ceremony. police say they were to talk to the fred and found a student at his california home. he is being held on suspension of making terrorist threats. prosecutors will seek the death penalty for the man accused of killing a police officer and injuring two others. brady wilkes opened fire and police responding to a domestic service friends call in our income alabama. the officer was shot and killed. the 13-year-old that are before sleaze behind a wife and two

kids, the 18th officer shot and killed in the line of duty this year. officer web and evan elliott were hurt but are expected to recover. and charged with capital murder. >> members of congress will receive a classified briefing on iran today at a tense time between our two countries. top iranian official calling on the united states to address to run with respect was the foreign minister tweeting never threatened and iranian. former cia chief daniel hoffman joined us early, he believes the trump administration is taking the right approach on iran. >> we have made it clear move, we said if you launch any strikes against us, our people are installations in the region and beyond we are going to respond. that is why we sent the uss abraham lincoln into the gulf and b-52 bombers to the middle east. shannon: they claim to have

quadrupled its production of enriched uranium. former white house counsel don mcgann is expected to skip the house judicial hearing despite being subpoenaed to testify on the russia probe. jerry never sounding off on began who claims he has immunity of the former advisor to the president. >> we expect him to show pursuant to this week. >> reporter: the president slamming democrats for not accepting the findings of the mueller probe. >> it is all a game. not like they didn't know. everyone from shift in nadler to schumer to nancy pelosi, they all knew there was no collusion. >> democratic congressman calling for impeachment inquiry against donald trump if don mcgann does not testify. >> john bon jovi is a doctor of rock. ♪ the musician receiving an

honorary music doctor from the university of pennsylvania, citing his musical success and efforts to fight poverty is a reason for the honor. >> he joked it is better to be a doctor than being in need of a doctor. he is receiving one from monmouth university in 2001. that hair and hair band. that was a special moment in time. you may never see that again. jillian: what do i am scared. rob: historic numbers at the border but kirsten gillibrand wants to do away with all ice detention. >> i would not use the detention system at all. >> former head of immigration and customs enforcement joins us live and says he has a reality check for her and other contenders.

>> can you get him up here. get him up here, come on. look at this guy. we know who he is voting for. jillian: it may look like halloween but it is not. a moment from last night as rally that everyone is talking about, stay right there. ♪

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hopefuls is acting ice director and fox news contributor tom homan. what do you say to her message? what is your message to her and others who have the same opinion. >> he couldn't be more wrong. she didn't state the issue or look at the data available. the reason border is out of control is they know if they bring a child, you won't be detained or detained long enough to see a judge, less then 20 days based on circuit court's decision. to throw out a comment i don't want to detain anybody, that will cause a surge at the border. it is already unprecedented. imagine the numbers that will come to the border? we are all going to get detained at the border and she didn't look at the data, 90% of central americans claiming

asylum at the border, don't show up in court or have another claim, she doesn't know that ice has 600,000 fugitives out there right now and releasing people, this causes a surge. to openly say release everybody, single adults, the only population isis detained right now, it is ludicrous, she couldn't be more wrong on this issue. rob: let's look at the policies in place in the fiscal year starting in 2019. 535,000 arrests on the border since october, 7 months in. we could get to 1 million theoretically and when you look at the numbers they have grown and it is more likely, in february we got 76,000.

march and april, still going up. how much worse with the use numbers be if gillibrand -- >> they will be unprecedented. they are 90% mexicans who in the process returned within an hour and reentering. i couldn't guess because no one ever said that. let's not have deterrence to enter the country illegally. 34 years doing this job i never thought anybody would come up with that idea. does she realize half the people coming across claiming asylum never file a case with immigration court? all the stories, 80% of half. the rate of absentee a means you get an order from the judge the didn't is open court, there are 46,000.

this is the wrong time to say we won't have any consequence or deterrence, or likely to flee. we wonder why we have an immigration problem that left-leaning people like this who believe in sanctuary cities and not detaining people and we had another child die yesterday and she was looking at other far left democrats who need to take responsibility. with sanctuary cities, free education and medical expenses and on top of that we are not going to detain anybody. it is ridiculous, she should be ashamed and called out for it. heather: thank you for joining us. it is 19 after the top of the hour. seattle is taking it sanctuary city policies to a new level. >> sanctuary policies say local

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most by the company dji. in a statement dji says customers could have full and fixings control over how their data is collected, stored and transmitted. as he was battle signing in the race to 5g some scientist sounding the alarm. a number of researchers claim the wireless technology could be dangerous causing cancer and other health issues was the national cancer institutes his cell phone equip does not emit radiation but the health effects are inconsistent. 5g services expected to be 20 times faster than 4 g and will be available in a handful of cities. rob: seattle taking it sanctuary city policies to another level. king county officials warning businesses against fueling the jets that ice uses to deport illegal immigrants. dan springer shows us how the federal government is pushing back.

>> reporter: king county airport seattle has been used by immigration and customs enforcement to deport 34,000 illegal immigrants over the last decade. county executive democrat constantine issued an order pressuring companies to fuel the planes, to stop servicing ice planes or lose their contract with the county. the federation for american immigration reform call it an all-out war against border enforcement. >> this takes it to a new level. sanctuary policies they don't cooperate with ice. he is it taking a step further and blacklisting companies that do business with ice, this crosses the line into instruction of justice. >> reporter: in washington state, detainees having to drive all the way, 3 hours instead of 40 minutes. a nice official says state and local efforts thwarting operations serve to create additional security concerns and add significant delays and cost to us taxpayers. >> the local bureaucrats have

decided that they can unilaterally decide what our nation's laws are, what we will comply with it what we will not. >> reporter: us transportation department send king county a letter saying federal law expressly prohibits enforcement of any such directive. the king county executive and his airport manager refused to comment. their actions could at the least cost the county millions of dollars in federal fundss. this airport has received $21 million in the last 7 years in grants. one stipulation, you can't ban federal use no matter what you think of ice. rob: the president pulling a man onto the stage after noticing his very unusual suit. take a look. >> get him appear, come on. look at this guy. we know who he is voting for. thank you very much. he said i'm from san diego, he

set out from san diego and we need that wall. >> one of the first in line outside the pennsylvania rally, a sign saying build me. rob: it is almost sold out. $80. shouldn't it be made of steel slats? if we are going to be particular about this. jillian: pete buttigieg getting a lot of attention in the polls with minority voters. rob: who do those group support and what does that say about policies being pushed by the left wing of the democratic party, we will debate that coming up next. ♪

>> more than a dozen tornadoes ripping through several states paving a path of destruction

overnight. jillian: millions of americans bracing for more severe weather. aishah hasnie joins us with the latest. >> reporter: we have been dealing with quite a lightning show. we had to hide out in the car and you might see some of it behind us. right now the rain is the problem. a flash flood warning in effect in oklahoma city. it is very dangerous. look behind me, you can see this road looks like a river. this is in the middle of our neighborhood. behind me, that is a man-made lake that is overflowing from this downpour of rain. it might be a paddleboard, somebody's little boat got caught in this flooding situation. that is happening in this neighborhood in oklahoma city but other than that a lot of

power outages. they dodged a bullet. other folks in texas, oklahoma, did not, 2 hours west of here a tornado hit the small town, the twister had a house and took off the roof of an apartment complex. let's show you an up-close look at that twister. check this incredible video of twin funnel clouds north of oklahoma city. take a look at this massive massive twister in west texas. that tornado near odessa and midland, the start of severe weather in several states. we are talking torrential rains pounding tulsa, oklahoma, causing severe flooding there, millions of americans bracing for storms, hail and tornadoes. we aren't hearing of any

injuries, anybody hurt which is great news. parts of oklahoma city not out of the woods yet. we are still under a tornado watch. the flash flood warning, this is what folks are waking up to. we don't want you to drive into it since it is still dark out here tonight but oklahoma dodged a bullet here. rob: we will see what the sun reveals in oklahoma. thanks so much. top stories this morning, members of congress will receive a classified briefing on iran, very tense moment following weeks of complaints by lawmakers that the president has not shared enough information. don mcgann will skip the house judiciary hearing, he was subpoenaed to testify about the mueller probe. he says he has immunity from the hearing so is not required to attend. beta o'rourke leading the list of 2020 democrats in iowa today.

andrew yang and john delaney in key primary states holding voters. jillian: pete buttigieg was unknown when he announced his white house bid but has quickly risen to the top of the polls, some of them anyway. minority voters don't seem to be buying into him yet. which candidates have the support of the key voting base and can their campaign promises compared to donald trump? here to debate that is democratic strategists dean johnson and campaign advisory board member madison, appreciate it. as you can see in the poll we had on the screen mayor pete has a lot of work to do. >> yes he does. one of his biggest challenges, other white men running in this race, that being said the top go-getter will be joe biden because he has experience,

people have seen him working with the former president. he has been in the senate a long time. they want to get behind a candidate who can win and on the other side we have kamala harris and elizabeth warren. the women vote will be locked up as well. jillian: you look at those numbers and there's a clear distinction between joe biden, bernie sanders following after and the rest of the democratic candidates. mayor pete is not the only one with work to do. joe biden has 38%. it is still early but is part of that name recognition? >> of course, joe biden has more name recognition than other candidates, specifically mayor pete. when it comes to approval among minorities mayor pete has more

than a lot of work to do. 's numbers are dismal. look at the 2016 election, black american voters, we had a 20 year low down under 60% from 2012 where we had an all-time high of 60% voter turnout. when it comes to 2020 democrats need to gain more votes than they did in order to win this election. it will be difficult of someone like mayor pete were to pull off a primary win. how could he faced our president who is gaining when it comes to independents and democrat who didn't vote for him in 2016, approval numbers are up with these people, not republicans. when we look at the economy that coupled with rising approval numbers it will be difficult. he will never be donald trump in a general. jillian: minority votes will be important. whoever is facing off against donald trump has do need to get those votes. my question to you is what should and can mayor pete and others at the bottom of the polls, what can they do right now? what should they be doing? >> make sure their message resonates and be the opposite of what donald trump is doing. joe biden saying we have to get

to the soul of america and save it. shannon: why do you say the opposite of what the president is doing because he has support in minority communities? >> a few and far between. of 5 african american women are concerned, 2% support. black women are very consistent in our vote patterns. we the people who speak out for the marginalized. that message donald trump has does not resonate. jillian: we looked up these numbers, from may 11th-14 of this year, 30% of nonwhite registered voters approve of how the president is doing right now. >> this is the direct result of many things, not just the economy. in 2060 people were skeptical of the present, particularly minority communities. after 20 years of his presidency they recognize he means business and has a lot to impact the lives of the

american people of all races, all background, all genders and some of those things, not just the economy. what he has done for americans disproportionally affected by years of failed policy specifically of americans. look what he did with 14% increase in funding for hpc you. he has been an incredible president for everybody in this country, 3.2% gdp growth the first quarter of 2019 which is unemployment down, 65 year low for women, all-time low for many minorities. doing a great job and people see that. jillian: still early but now is the time the work needs to be done on the campaign trail. rob: 38 after the hour. kamala harris has an idea to fix the gender wage gap. >> holding corporations accountable for transparency and closing that gap. there will be penalties if they don't.

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those employees took voluntary buyout meaning this is part of a major restructuring and the company expects to save $600 million annually because of these jobs. jillian: so many people -- rob: all of this to drink through a straw. >> next time you go to whole foods you might need those. they are getting rid of the plastic straws, doing this by july. all the stores across the country and the united kingdom and canada. they are getting rid of plastic straws a cafés and coffee shops, anywhere they have them in the store. they will have plastic straws available if people need them. maybe they have disabilities was paper straws coming your way. rob: china and southeast asia as well, whales, stomachs full of plastic. so much of that crap in the

ocean. thanks so much. kamala harris, equal pay. the california senator vowing to hold companies accountable for paying men more than women. >> holding corporations accountable for transparency and closing that gap. there will be penalties if they don't. jillian: harris is revealing those penalties, and asked to pay certification from the will implement opportunity -- companies that don't get certified will be fined for everyone% of the wage gap. he we asked what you think of harris's planet many of you think it is a bad idea. rob: you should be paid based on your value, not the color of your skin agenda. jillian: she will never be president so she can rattle on whatever she wants. rob: nick says i can pay my employees what the job is worth.

this is a joke. jillian: time to check in with peter doocy on "fox and friends". >> they are waiting - we have this new camera and i'm operating the robotics. memories. >> i remember i was on a job interview somewhere and they had the teleprompter thing with the foot pedal and i was so terrified i floored it and only sent the first word in the last word of the teleprompter. i digress. coming up on "fox and friends," reporters all over the place in oklahoma where such an outbreak of lousy weather, terrible weather and to the nations capital, the latest on what lawmakers will hear later today

regarding the country of iran. some great guests. molly hemingway will be joining us, south carolina governor henry mcmaster, mark live in has a new book, ted cruz, great guests, football, hall of fame legend, joe namath will be with us, that kicks off in 14 minutes from now on the channel where we drive the cameras with our feet. for petals. ♪ ♪ ♪ who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome.

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>> a new report shows millennial's in the worst financial shape of any

generation, the 20/20 candidates are pushing socialized platforms. >> college universally available with free tuition. >> a cost-effective way which is what medicare for all is. rob: the promise of free stuff the best way to win over this country of young voters? here to weigh in is a millennial herself. nobody likes to hear that but there's a lot of pain. this younger generation, they are trying to get jobs, a lot of the wilted by what is happening, these messages seem to resonate. >> you can understand why millennials feel left behind by the economy but the message is not government and socialism is the answer but less government. millennials like myself came of age during a time when for ten years wages were stagnant,

opportunity -- joe biden said trump inherited this economy from obama. what he left out was these policies put in place under the obama administration prolonged the recovery and allowed more reticence of millennials. when you are entering the workforce during the downturn it sticks with you the entirety of your working life. if you miss the opportunity at the beginning of your earning life, that restricts the opportunity to gain wealth, to increase earnings over time. rob: you don't grow as fast, you're always catching up. >> similar ages, different generations, had to buy houses, a cumulated more assets because they had those jobs going into the workforce where they were allowed to increase income over time. rob: it is mostly all renters.

there are flaws in capitalism. you can be a capitalist and identify these problems. the things bernie sanders says that even capitalist make sense. a lot of companies squeezing their employees trying to get their earnings higher and higher and their workers making less and less. companies use to take care of their people and they don't do that now. used to get a country club membership if you got a good job in the 80s, that doesn't happen. people are being squeezed. how do you fix that part of it. that's giving socialists their leverage. >> the lag of the last we 10 years and policies in place that made it impossible to invest in workers. we started to see that change with the advent of the tax cut in washington. and hit the labor market, and millennials, and they can take their labor to another job because there were 7 million

openings in this country and those on the bottom benefited most. rob: if we continue on this track, 1 million more jobs than people, these companies are going to be forced, i will give you this, more and more, just work here. >> i will say this about millennials, they are different from other generations. a lot are entrepreneurs. over a third had a side hustle. and new taxes. and on the other side of that, they have other taxes and they learn quickly why socialism is not the answer. rob: when you get up a little higher. >> square in the mouth, as a result talk about the same thing we're talking about

earlier which is delayed incomes and earnings of human life over time. jillian: thank you for your time, appreciate it. jillian: i remind you, we are both millennials and i am doing all right. 54 minutes after the hour. the real world hitting hard for this graduate. he made it across the stage, this video is going viral. ♪ gentle. it's gentle on her skin, and dermatologist recommended. tide free and gentle. safe for skin with psoriasis, and eczema.

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jillian: welcome back. mark garofalo can be the end game for climate change. >> now might be a good time to get angry. >> that's my secret. i'm always angry. jillian: the marvel star urging fans to buy $40 shirt read fight for our lives. organization co-founded by the actor which promotes clean energy. co-stars showing support on social media. rob: on a private jet. did you seat picture on a private jet. wow. we should have picked up on that. all right. football players could soon legally use marijuana for their pain. "the washington post" reporting pot one of several options the players union management. it is currently banned and suspended if they test

positive. commissioner goodell would allow pot for pain management if there is research to support it. jillian: all right the good, the bad, and the ugly. high school graduate thinks she is receiving an award but ends up getting something better her dad coming home from deployment. >> the most important day of my life. he showed up. i'm happy now. >> i missed most of my daughter's high school life probably since 4th grade. >> anthony tillman took a 24-hour flight and six hour drive to surprise his daughter in florida. he spent the last 10 years in korea had only seen each on in face time. rob: wanted to see a bear up close. comfortable in tennessee. surprise guest took a chunk out of his seats. jillian: does a back flip at

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