the little kitty is doing just fine. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington, i am shannon bream. heather: it is wednesday, june 5th. this is "fox and friends first". a fox news alert, donald trump and the first lady moments away from leaving london to honor the us and british soldiers who lost their lives 75 years ago. rob: we have complete coverage of the historic tribute. joe biden's plan to combat climate change already burning out. >> science tells us that how we after failed to act in the next 12 years will determine the livability of our planet. carley: his campaign is feeling heat from both sides. this is not the circus you

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todd: veterans making their way to portsmouth naval base, heroes of the normandy invasion preparing to meet donald trump and queen elizabeth. carley: benjamin hall awaiting donald trump's arrival. a lot of people will be there. how important is this gathering of world leaders? >> reporter: incredible important, 75th anniversary of d-day and it comes two days after the start of donald trump's visit. it is a reminder of the shared past, present and future of the two nations, the fact they stand side-by-side against the nazis. donald trump making it clear that partnership would continue. he spoke out clearly saying

there would be an optimistic, enthusiastic trade deal moving forward. a successful meeting with teresa may. the politics is behind us and moving up towards portsmouth, the focus of this commemoration of d-day, the largest in history, by the fifth day saw 326 allied troops landed on the shores of normandy. this is what began the end of nazi-ism across europe and is commemorated in a big way. >> as we mark this solemn anniversary of d-day we remember the defense of our nations does not begin on the battlefield but within the heart of every patriot. >> reporter: we are expecting the leaders of the us, the uk, germany, canada, australia, 10 other allied nations but the real heroes will be the

veterans, those still alive from d-day. 18 on the day of d-day would be 93 today, they faced evil in the face, went across the sea to take back europe from the nazis and that is what people are celebrating in the hope through this big event today and tomorrow the younger generation will remember the sacrifices of the people before them and remember the shared bonds between the nations. carley: a wonderful event at the time of reflection. a murder investigation is underway after a former arkansas state senator is founded in her home. neighbors of linda collins smith heard gunshots a day before her body was found wrapped in a blanket. the republican served in the state senate from 2014-2018. the party said we are praying for her loved ones during this difficult time. todd: 40 americans died at the

center medic and resort, she collapsed after taking a drink from the minibar -- dominican authorities did not do a toxicology report to determine a pennsylvania woman's cause of death, respiratory failure. an autopsy showed the same cause of death for cynthia day who died five days later at the same resort. carley: mexican leaders meeting with mike pence in a last-ditch attempt to avoid tariffs following the mexican delegation's meeting with nancy pelosi about the replacement plan. todd: what is at stake if there is no deal? >> reporter: pushback from centrists in his own party. mitch mcconnell is warning of the dangers of going down this path. >> there is not much support in my conference for tariffs, that is for sure. >> reporter: she of the

opposition, high consumer prices, threatened the economy. in a rare break with the president senator ted cruz had this to say. >> there is no reason for texas farmers and manufacturers and small businesses for massive new taxes. >> he intends to fall through with this. >> the tariffs go on and talking are going to be paid. >> chuck schumer said he doesn't believe the president has stomach for this. >> i believe he will back off when faced with the opposition among business, among his own republicans. when he sees what a dumb move he

has made. >> reporter: that prompted the president to take to twitter saying can you imagine crying chuck schumer saying about for all to hear that i am bluffing with respect to putting tariffs on mexico? what a creep. this as mexico's foreign minister met with lawmakers on the -- with mike pompeo, i have spoken every day this week. 80% to get a deal, he told reporters in the hallway whether he believes the president is bluffing. let me give you this. that is we are due for the main numbers of apprehensions. my sources tell me numbers will done people like they did in march and april if that can offset things on a different trajectory. todd: you are the guy we go to with this information, keeping in touch with you throughout this entire time, keep us posted.

three undocumented immigrants die in customs and border protection custody in 3 days. according to a statement from cvp a honduran woman passed away monday morning collapsing 25 minutes after being detained near the border in eagle pass, texas. she is the second migrant to die immediately after crossing. the third migrant died three days after being taken into custody. police saying she was being treated for aids. the house passable to grant millions of dreamers a path to citizenship. the dream and promise act not expected to go anywhere in the republican-controlled senate. republicans say they will support granting citizenship under the obama era program, on border security measures. >> custody of the grandchildren, jennifer to los's estranged husband is ordered to stay away from them indefinitely. they are charged in connection

to jennifer's disappearance. police used cell phone pings to track down 30 locations they visited the night she went missing. they believe they were dumping trash bags filled with evidence. police using cadaver dogs to search through trash and an energy plant. a missouri court will decide if the last planned parenthood can stay open. the court will hear arguments for the second day in a row after a judge through out the request to have doctors testify as pro-life activists protest outside the clinic. the judge previously approved a temporary restraining order for the clinic hours before closing last friday. the state health department is refusing to renew the clinic's license over safety concerns. todd: news for 10 years, i am sick of reporting on people getting rich but we have to. carley: it is a great story, let's be happy.

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carley: you can't win if you don't play. todd: i don't pay. carley: a big win for donald trump on the border. a judge green lighting $6 billion in funding for the wall but one private company making big progress on its own wall. how much progress are we making? the ceo joins us with a look. >> they don't teach this to our kids anymore and it is a shame because hundreds of thousands of americans died. todd: remembering the day 70 years after the invasion that turned the tide of world war ii and changed the world forever. me the americans heading to normandy to re-create that landing when "fox and friends" returns.

>> a major victory in the fight to secure the border. todd: a judge green light $6 billion and border wall funds. carley: discussing this with someone overseeing construction of the border, president and ceo of fisher sand and gravel company, tommy fisher. thank you for being with us this morning. >> great to be with you. carley: let's look at some numbers. the president is fighting for this amount of money the total $6.7 billion, many the president is trying to obtain through the use of a national emergency. how much wall would $6.7 provide you? >> depends what type of barrier you build, if it is 18 foot or 30 foot. a proposal for $3.3 billion, we do 218 miles in a year.

hours would be 400 miles. todd: explain how your process works and how much money you need for one particular area to extrapolate out? >> the government god firsthand deal of what privately funded border wall looks like. we completed a half-mile in the most treacherous terrain, and we did it in a matter of days for roughly around 15 million a mile. not only did we build something that is faster, higher quality but it is so effective when we put the road in so agents got a look at what the future of border security looks like. carley: why do you think building a wall is so important?

>> we need to give our agents the ability to do their job effectively and if there is a sense it will channel immigration into legal channels, not illegal channels. it is unsafe to do illegal immigration not only for the people trying to cross but the people trying to protect the american citizens and not letting illegal immigration cross that way so it is very important. todd: we see more pictures of the wall, you built sections of the wall using private money. do you see that trend continuing and if so how much do you ultimately see being private and how much being paid for by the us government? >> we build the wall, basically it was done in unheard of time and quality and effectiveness.

dhf officials i met with couldn't believe it. they have a chance to patrol the area they couldn't before, very effectively, and i think a lot of eyes opened and we are much more efficient than the normal government process and that is why the president's intuition when he mentioned our company and our patented abilities to do that again was right on mark and this will prove it, talk is cheap, action matters and you got to produce. >> about $23 million so far. >> i'm not sure on that. they call me when they want another job build. something in that neighborhood. they are planning a couple more and it has been a pleasure working with those guys to see how fast we can bring things together. it was a great team win for everyone involved.

carley: appreciate your time. the time is 18 minutes after the top of the hour. joe biden feeling the heat over his new climate change plan. >> science tells us how we ask or fail to act in the next 12 years will determine the very livability of our planet. todd: did he plagiarize that idea? donald trump called him out. we're the slowskys.

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plagiarism charge against sleepy joe biden is a big problem but the corrupt media will save him. todd: he's call out for using identical language is the blue green alliance and carbon capture coalition. here it is. by natural that reads carbon capture and storage, quote, widely available, cost-effective and rapidly scalable solution to reduce carbon emissions to meet mid century climate goals. the exactly what appears on the carbon capture coalition's website as you see on your screen. biden campaign says citations were accidentally left out. is failing to the presidential run ended after multiple plagiarism accusations. carley: comments pouring in on the accusations. rob: many of you remember that campaign, louise writing he has done it all his political life, nothing new here. carley: renée says give it up.

mike simply asks is this the best democrats have? todd: 75 years since the allied invasion, donald trump headed to france for d-day celebrations. carley: a group of american pilots and paratroopers will re-create the historic day. lauren blanchard gives us a rare look at the preparations. >> reporter: above washington dc, one of the world's most restricted airspace is, twee 7 world war ii era planes. with help from the aircraft owners and pilots association they took one of their last flight in the us before long journey overseas to normandy, france, with 75 years ago some of these exact planes carried soldiers to omaha beach in 1944. >> i'm honored to participate in this. >> reporter: retired navy lieutenant commander and his team making the trip from

california home to this restored see 47 dakota, to be part of an international flyover in france. >> one of those things you have to do. >> reporter: the inside of the plane looks like it did 75 years ago. they added a few modifications to make the trip overseas more comfortable but for the most part they have been able to preserve history. the 7 planes are part of the d-day squadron, fleet of restored world war ii planes and the americans who fly them. joining them is liberty jump team, group of 100 volunteer paratroopers who will parachute onto the beach. >> we are not reenactors but we are trying to re-create his impression. >> reporter: starting world war ii era uniforms. that is heavy. they will be jumping along with the french military to mark the historic event.

>> someone jumped out of the plane with her body weight and equipment. >> reporter: along with world leaders donald trump will take part in remembering the bravery of the soldiers and the lives lost on june 6th. this is about more than the chance to flyover dc or across the world. >> they don't teach this to our kids anymore and it is a shame. hundreds of thousands of americans died. people in arlington national cemetery, god rest their souls. >> reporter: lauren blanchard, fox news. todd: had the opportunity to ride one of those see 47s. it was unreal. one of the planes that went over and is what it did on d-day in 1944. carley: donald trump in the first lady moments from a d-day anniversary event in the uk. we will bring it to you live in that is a live look at london. todd: from big ben's hometown,

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mexican imports if they don't help illegal immigration. is pushing back against lawmakers to claim he is bluffing. todd: nobody won last night's drying. we want you to check the winning numbers, 25, 37, 46, 48, 16 and the mega ball is 25. the next drawing is friday. carley: if you win, you owe us 35%. switching gears, research officer fails to stop the high school shooter. scott peterson arrested 11 charges more than a year after being on camera standing outside the school during the deadly rampage. carley: reaction from the victims parents. >> needs to be held accountable for his lack of action.

>> reporter: a gunman opened fire at marjorie stoneman douglas high school, arrested 11 critical charges relating to his inaction a day, scott peterson charged with child neglect, culpable negligence and perjury. he has been criticized in the year following the massacre after surveillance video showed him running away from the building as the gunman fired 100 rounds inside. >> it is clear he knew what was happening, he knew where the shots were coming from. >> reporter: this after a 14 month investigation examining the emergency response to the shooting that killed 17. after interviewing 200 witnesses and reviewing countless hours of video the florida department of law enforcement concluded peterson did nothing to investigate the source of the gunfire saying a statement, quote, there can be no excuse for his complete inaction and no question his inaction cost lives. >> he needs to go to jail and serve a lifetime in prison for not going in that day and taking down the threat that led to the

death of our loved ones. >> defensive position behind a cement killer and stayed 48 minutes even while other law enforcement responded and went in the building. >> reporter: bond is set at $100,000, the charges he faces could bring a maximum sentence of 100 years in prison. carley: the brother one of the victims will share his thoughts later. todd: a russian fighter jet buzzes a u.s. navy plane 3 times, what the military calls and irresponsible interaction with a russian plane intercepting in international airspace above the mediterranean sea. the second passport american crews at risk, calling it unsafe because of high-speed causing turbulence. the us announcing travel restrictions for americans visiting cuba. the trump administration banning all trips by cruise ships and other recreational vessels.

the treasury secretary steve mnuchin claimed the crackdown would, quote, keep us dollars out of the hands of the cuban military intelligence and security services, commercial flights will still be allowed. >> hollywood hypocrisy reaching new heights as another company takes aim at georgia. amc network's latest threatening to pull production in the state over the recently passed heartbeat bill. some companies with human rights violations, is this another double standard? joining me to weigh in is the house of the michael noel show. thank you for being with us. a lot of movies are made in really oppressive countries. what you think of this? >> are you suggesting there is hypocrisy in hollywood? i never heard of such a thing. of course studios are perfectly willing to open a $5 billion disney resort in china, perfectly willing to this china is one of the worst human rights

abusers in the world, colombia, malaysia, but in our own home country, georgia doesn't want to kill babies they're going to boycott, going to force a choice on the citizens of georgia, tried to extort them to sell their souls, $92,000 and 21/$2 billion of direct spending in that state. this is not about principles. this is not about anything other than power. the elites in hollywood know they have power over federal citizens, they have a leverage and they will try to leverage that to push their own radical abortion view. you got to remember the citizens of georgia support these heartbeat bill, majority of americans polled support the heartbeat bills. just 6% of americans believe you should be allowed to have

late-term abortion up until the extremes being allowed in some states now. 6% of americans support what hollywood supports, 94% of americans support restrictions on abortion. hollywood doesn't care. they are trying to leverage their power. leftist politics is their religion. carley: this is a state law, not a federal one. why do you think hollywood people living in california and other places feel they can control something that is not happening in their state? >> beyond the ethical question whether you should be particular baby after 6 or 8 weeks old there is this democratic question. none of these people in hollywood live in georgia. none of voting georgia. it is none of their business. when it comes down to a basic exercise of power, they know they are not going to influence the government of china. they know they will not shutdown 51/$2 billion disney resort in china but they can think that in

this country they can influence their own citizens. georgia is a lot less wealthy than the entire nation of china and they will try to pull the them. it looks like legislators in georgia are not backing down. brian kemp won that election. is a very solid governor, you standing up to them because this is a choice whether georgia wants to sell its sole for the dollars from hollywood or whether they are going to stand firm on their principles and defend their own citizens who have clearly voted for this legislation regardless of what hollywood wants. carley: as studios blood in georgia it is hurting people living there, the people hollywood is trying to protect. thank you for being with us, appreciate it. todd: the left wants to allow illegal immigrants in the ballot box, now they want to give voting rights to felons behind bars. carley: is it a political ploy to get more votes?

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carley: a manhunt is underway for whoever ran over a state trooper and sped away. you can see the white bmw slamming into the officer sending him flying through the air. he was trying to help a colleague during a traffic stop when he was hit in hollywood, florida. police found the car band and a few days later but no sign of the driver. the trooper was hospitalized it is recovering at home. more terrifying moments caught on camera, this time out of arizona. a helicopter rescue made more dramatic when the life-saving device began spinning out of control. first responders reese training the stretcher after airlifting an injured hiker.

fire officials say the motorcars the intense spinning. the 74-year-old woman was dizzy but thankfully not seriously hurt. todd: adding insult to injury. democrats in washington dc pushing to allow convicted felons to vote from behind bars. the proposed law one of several nationwide. is this about restoring voting rights or is it a political ploy to get more votes. liberal analyst kathy arueu and gianna caldwell. a heavyweight battle. let's put up a map so you can see breakdown of what states are doing with, maine and vermont allowing felons to vote behind bars, a state thinking of doing. is this a good idea? >> it is happening right now. it is not whether it should happen. it is happening and it is

happening under trump's watch. there is that. there are felons voting. it goes back to the jim crow days when they tried to pass laws to have people lose civil rights and one of those was the right to vote so they created some laws that to the moment you go to jail you lose all your civil rights. they called it civil dead. there was a voting act law passed to try to get everyone the fight -- right to vote in the united states. that is what bernie sanders wrote about in an op-ed. you wants everyone to be up to vote and not be discriminated against. todd: your response? >> interesting. how bernie sanders is

african-americans in jail accounted for 34%, the prison population, you have to be suspect. when democrats are offering any policy that impact african-americans, what you have seen time and again, lack lives don't matter, black votes better to democrats. in a situation like this where you are talking about people who usually lose rights when they go to prison because it is a punishment, not a blessing. i would think democrats are doing something to appeal to individuals on this basis and certainly is problematic. why are we talking about education? why aren't we talking about healthcare and issues that actually impact real people? why are we talking about giving benefits to prisoners? doesn't make sense. todd: a lot to break down. let's get to the accusation you hear from many on the right that

any of these moves are designed to get votes and democrats couldn't care less about progressive ideals they seem to be in favor of? >> it used to be nonpartisan. it was a nonpartisan issue. both sides agreed everyone has the right to vote in the united states but lately it has become very divided and bernie sanders is the only one fighting for this because vermont allows their people to vote from prison. he is familiar with it. elizabeth warren and others are on the fence. the pandering is and from all democrats. we can't all be lumped together. >> what you made it is not from all democrats? >> all democrats are not fighting for this. it is -- >> i'm not aware of any republicans supporting this narrative. >> it is very divided. they used to. >> when we are thinking about

this, it is a very divisive issue because most people agreed it was something that shouldn't be given. the 14 states which allow individuals to go into prison and have their votes restored as soon as they leave prison. that is something we can get behind from a national perspective. to make prison more comfortable for those who go in and abuse our laws, we are talking bernie sanders who said in a townhall he is open to given terrorists the right to vote. i'm shocked you are in support of that. >> he was saying everyone including wall street crooks. >> terrorists given the right to vote? todd: i thought we had some common ground for a moment, dogs and cats playing together but not quite something that stands out from the pack. awesome to have you here. it is for:46 in the morning.

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instead of writing a budget, house democrats are angling for a pay raise. these jokers couldn't hold down a summer job at dairy queen pooling this kind of crap. democrats fighting for a 3% raise next year instead of a slated 2.6% raise. lawmakers will vote on for change, a $1 trillion spending package next week. todd: top executive is suspended amid an ethics probe. roy hill approved a $51 million contract for construction company he may have owned stock in. california's for political practice division is launching its own investigation. carley: your drugstore could offer yoga and nutrition classes. todd: tracy carrasco here to explain. >> reporter: you may see more

retail at your local cvs, more space for healthcare services. cvs announced they will be expanding the health home but which they started in houston, expanding to 1500 locations by 2021. they say the retail space, 20% will be devoted healthcare services, things like immunization, physical, sleep assessment, dietary assessment, yoga classes but this is part of cvs efforts to reduce their reliance on retail sales with amazon and many others and focus on healthcare. todd: travel season started and southwest practically giving away flights. >> reporter: southwest's mega sales "happening now," tickets available until tomorrow, $49 one way. you can get around $100, lots

there. $41 from chicago to nashville, $991-way from washington dc to new orleans but a few exclusions. you can't travel labor day weekend or thanksgiving. the travel period is august 20th through december 18th. a lot of friday and sunday travel days excluded as well. no quick getaways. todd: there are a lot of exclusions. if you want -- carley: you can work around that. going viral, a cat causing a stir during the president's trip to london. todd: that is larry the cat at 10 downing, the official resident, the fry minister's job much like our producer wilkins is to catch mice. at one point during the president's visit he parked himself under the president's limo and refused to move. carley: photo bombing the

president and teresa may. todd: the show must go on. how about the play? these former fbi lovers get the green light. carley: not the circus you're used to. want to replace all live animals with holograms. not as exciting. ♪ did you know the exact same hotel room... ...can have many different prices? that's why tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites to find the lowest price on the hotel you want. your perfect hotel room for the perfect price!

>> pico creator of empire shoots down a report that writers are prepping for jussie smollett's returned this over its final season. lee daniels tweeting this is not factual. jussie smollett will not be returning to empire. jussie smollett was written off the fox show after he was accused of staging a hate crime against himself was all charges against him were suddenly dropped. todd: stageplay based on antitrust text messages between two anti-trump agents will go on. the theater canceled fbi lovebirds undercover citing, quote, violent threats. a new venue in washington dc found actress kristy swanson plays lisa page alongside dean cain as peter stzrok. >> it is the story people need to hear whether it is a book or audio or video, it is accretive

way of doing aware will be on stage reading from the script. todd: the play will debut next week. carley: the good, the bad and the ugly. the good, 9-year-old boy raising $80,000 to save the lives of police dogs. brady starting ago fund me page, he got the idea when he saw a police dog on tv without production. you wants to be a police officer but he wrote he looks good in the uniform. rob: a worker strike stops production of the world's largest tele-factory, the french warehouse wants to close up shot as employees protest over higher pay and better working conditions was the factory mexico and thousands ours of mattel a day. we are not happy with that at all. carley: the first group to use holograms of animals instead of

the real thing. the show features 3-d holographic horses, elephants, it was launched last year but going viral today as people push to ban animals from the circus over was they consider cruel treatment. todd: want to hologram the floor tomorrow? "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> more likely the tariffs go on and we will be talking during the time the tariffs are on. >> there is not much support in my conference for tariffs, that is for sure. rob: wednesday, june 5th and terrace tension. the president says it is no bluff, mexico will be slapped with tariffs next week. jillian: look who is taking aim at the n