rob: it is tuesday may 5th and this is a fox news alert, shocking fema model predicts 3000 covid-19 deaths per day by the end this month but as more states reopen the white house says that's not the entire picture. >> we are live with what donald trump is saying about the predicted coronavirus come back. >> the fact they said we are too busy being on tv to come to the capital, business as usual for them and they might be afraid of the truth. rob: task force fight as the

white house is members cannot testify in front of the house, as democrats push and oversight agenda. >> should base a focus on the fight and? we are live in washington. >> tom cruise and elon musk taking hollywood to space. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on this tuesday morning. rob: the president confident in american comeback is underway. jillian: a new model shows us cases and deaths skyrocketing by the end of this month. >> more states are moving forward to reopen. >> those projections claimed by the end of this month there will be 200,000 new cases and 3000

deaths every day. significant jump from current numbers of 25,000 new cases in 1750 deaths each day. sources telling fox news the internal document containing charts produced by fema uses cdc data but the projections of new cases and deaths come from modeling done at johns hopkins university. in the new york post exclusive donald trump responded to the report, quote, i know nothing about it, don't know anything about it, nobody told me that. i think it is false, i think it is fake news, the president's interview did not stop there. he went on to tell the nation's comeback telling the post, quote, we did the right thing and now we are bringing the country back and i think there's a great optimism. i don't know if you see it but i think there's a great optimism now adding we will open it up and i think the fourth quarter is going to be very good. and open up they shall. another day of trying to get back to normalcy across the

nation including in the hardest hit states like washington, once the epicenter of the virus, today people can resume outdoor activities like hunting, fishing, golf, boating and hiking along with drive in spiritual services, california announcing certain low-risk places like bookstores, clothing stores and sporting goods stores are allowed to reopen this friday with some modification. in new york the state announcing a four phase rollout for reopening once the stay-at-home order expires. >> each region has to put together the leaders in those respective areas who put together the system and monitor this system literally on a daily basis. >> across the river in new jersey schools out for spring and summer. the governor tweeting that all schools will remain closed for the remainder of the year which would normally extend to the

third week in june and of course we would be remiss if we did not mention more than 187,000 people have recovered from the virus so far in the universe. back to you. >> sparks fly on capitol hill as the senate reconfirms, the senate majority and minority leaders not seeing eye to eye on what is considered an essential business. >> house republicans push to get back to work. >> reporter: the first time back for the senate since march 2, '05, you might think they would be glad to see each other but mcconnell and schumer immediately clashing over the safety of the senate attorney, confirmation of more judges and filling administration vacancies. >> we are going to show up for work like the essential workers that we are. our bosses are the american people and they are counting on us to keep serving. >> the republican leader has called the senate back into session despite the fact that

the district of columbia appears to be reaching the peak phase of this public health emergency. >> on the senate agenda, hearing over the nomination of former congressman john ratcliff as director of national intelligence drying fireworks after reckless starts during impeachment, no timeline has been set on a phase 4 relief bill, the house remaining out of session, nancy pelosi not ready to bring people back just yet, she slams the white house for blocking coronavirus task force members from testifying. >> the fact they said we are too busy being on tv to come to the capital is business as usual for some but it is not business that will be helpful to addressing this. we must insist on the truth. >> reporter: mccarthy is insisting it is time to get to work introducing a plan to do so safely with a measure that

policy disagrees on, testing resources tell fox news she may be eyeing next week for return, the president with cabin fever getting out for a major road trip, he will head to phoenix, arizona to tour a honeywell facility that makes masks. jillian: appreciate it. rob: a wild story, venezuela detaining two americans among a group of mercenaries targeting nicholas madero. police arresting the group after foiling their betrayed plot the intention of which was to capture the socialist leader of that country. both americans are former us special forces soldiers we are told. a former green beret is claiming responsible for this botched operation saying he was working with those two to detain madero and, quote, liberate venezuela. madero blaming the attacks on

the trump administration and colombia but both countries have denied any involvement. jillian: coronavirus outbreak from the us worship came from a counter drug operation according to defense secretary mark esper, the us this kid is currently docked in san diego to be cleaned after nearly 100 crewmembers tested positive for covid-19. the pentagon chief says the navy hospital ship mercy is expected to leave los angeles soon after bringing relief to hospitals overwhelmed by the virus. >> a miami beach park once again closing up, nearly 9000 people, listen to this, violated facemasks and social distancing guidelines, self point park, the to a south beach, it opened last week after closing for 6 weeks to slow the outbreak of coronavirus. police say park rangers issued 7000 verbal warnings between friday and sunday the majority of which were at self point.

>> ohio state lawmaker refusing to wear a face mask in public because they cover the image of god. >> the image and likeness of god, created in the image and likeness of god. when we think of image do we think of a just or legs or arms? we think of the face. i don't want to cover people's faces. that is the image of god right there and i see it in my brothers and sisters. >> nino for tosses he will not follow recommendations by a governor mike the wine and criticize the state as reopening guidelines. he also says he did extensive research into wearing facemasks and he says they do not work. >> tributes from the football world pouring in for don shula, his 347 wins, the most all-time in the nfl.

carley: amazing life he had, 1972, miami dolphins, the only perfect season in league history. he coached the team for 26 seasons. rob: bob greasy said he was the driving force find everything we've come first, we replaced -- lost one who can't be released. jillian: dan marino says thank you for always believing in me. you made me a better player and participant. rob: he died at his south florida home, he was 90 years old, an iconic figure. >> a highly consequential legal battle in wisconsin. >> we have yet to see a plan from the other side on what they want. it is extremely high-stakes. >> a lawsuit aimed at reopening the economy heading to the status highest court. the state senator says 1-size-fits-all approach is dangerous and he joins us live. rob: meat plants shutdown taking a toll, growing list of grocery stores putting a limit on how

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>> wisconsin supreme court is the court of last resort. the decision will be binding which is why the lawsuit is so reckless and dangerous. we have yet to see a plan from the other side of what they want. extremely high-stakes. >> wisconsin supreme court set to hear arguments for and against the extension of the state's safer at home order as a sudden spike in cases leads the badger state. >> not everyone is on board with the governor's plan and joining us with how he things wisconsin can reopen is pastor testin. phyllis in, what is going on?

>> today the wisconsin state supreme court will hear a case we filed with them a couple weeks ago in response to the extension of the safer at home order. we have grave concerns that if it continues we will not have an economy to return to. we want to draft a comprehensive balanced approach plan to reopen our economy, take a look at it regionally because there is no reason communities like this should be treated the same as cities like milwaukee. >> governor evers calls this the badger bounce back plan and he wants to respond to every outbreak, have nursing homes test community programs, ensure all symptoms get tested as some businesses in the states remain closed. you heard the legal counsel said that republicans haven't told them their plan so how would you

reopen the state economy? >> first off the governor's counsel is not telling the truth. we have proposed a number of proposals including from wmc, the state's chamber of commerce. ideas and opportunities, every time we've proposed something to the governor has fallen on deaf ears. that's why we think this lawsuit is critical because we need to make sure the legislature gets involved in the process as it relates to these emergency rules being created by the part of health and human services so we can get back to a point where wisconsin can get back to work and that is why we hope we will be successful in court today, just two months ago or unemployment rate was at roughly 3%. fast forward where we are today, over 500,000 wisconsinites are out of work, just last month alone a survey conducted said if the safer at home extension continues we could lose upwards of 35% of small businesses in the state. rob: as we look at the numbers here, you are not seeing a bit of a spike at this point but

when you talk about scientists and what they recommend they have absolutely no consideration for any economy, all they think about is how to save lives, how to stop the spread. are you trying to balance out their perspective with the other side, the frustration of the economy because of what we are doing? >> we can reach a balance. under the original safer at homeowner, they took the advice of the medical community to do what we set out to do which was to flatten the curve and that was avoid a public health disaster and by a large we flatten the curve but we need to listen to our business communities develop a plan to avoid economic disaster and come up with a balanced approach to open the state safely and regionally. even governor cuomo of new york expressed interest in opening up the state, looking at regional plans as opposed to a 1-size-fits-all approach. rob: there might not be something to get back to if we don't get something soon.

thank you for time, we appreciate it. 16 minutes after the hour. joe biden hoping support from an influential female democrat will help his case. is a foreign gives her take on the sexual allegations being made by tara reade the >> stimulus check sent by americans to foreign workers. tom homan says the mistake must be corrected and money returned. he joins us live coming up.

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storms ripping through the midwest and south, streets turning into rivers and parts of oklahoma. jana steen joins us live with where the storm is heading next. >> janice: we are watching this line of thunderstorms the continues to move towards the east of the mid-atlantic getting threat for thunderstorms and heavy rain. there are your storm reports in the last 24 hours, over -- damaging winds and hail. this is in the mid-atlantic and the northeast, the wind, wednesday, the big story with this is not necessarily thunderstorms and flooding the fact that we will have a couple pounds of snow over interior sections of the northeast, look at the current temperatures reminiscent of march or february. this is may we are talking about and we are still dealing with

wind chills, wind chills in the 30s in 20s across not only the northeast but the great lakes and upper midwest was a very cold pocket a has moved in and we will get a reinforcing shot of cold air into the weekend, that will be a big story for weather forecasters in the next couple days. look at the potential for snow for the may 9th may 10th weekend in the northeast. we will set some records and record cold as well. these are low temperatures, not windchills, 20s, 30s and the windchill will feel colder than that. we will break some records as we head into mother's day weekend. there is your forecast. over to the west we go, talking about the cold and the northeast, extreme heat hangs on in portions of the southwest and desert southwest and southern california. take your pick, would you rather be in the warm temperatures, extremely warm or the northeast

where we could be dealing with snow the next couple days, another for the reminder to rob that sunday is mother's day. rob: if it's knows in may we are going to have real problems. kim jong un birx this is 2020 for sure. >> the blame goes squarely on you. >> it is not your fault. rob: we are 6 months from election day in the present of 2020 nominee joe biden is ramping up his virtual campaign. jillian: a sexual assault accusations about a democrat, democrats call for a formal investigation. >> back to business as usual for the present of nominee joe biden, on the virtual campaign

trail taking swings at the present from the comfort of his own home. >> are essential workers deserve extra premium pay. i want donald trump to look one of these essential workers in the eye, delivery drivers, healthcare workers, grocery store clerks and tell them they don't deserve a livable wage. >> allegations of sexual assault by a former staffer aren't going away as democrats join the call for a formal investigation. among the massachusetts senator and marky who says we need an investigation that has independence that will then ensure the facts are established. not all democrats think an investigation is necessary. top bp contender elizabeth warren called biden's denials credible and convincing adding, quote, i support the vice president and his campaign and i'm proud to endorse them for president. donald trump doesn't agree saying biden fumbled his response adding his choice of words weren't very good, the

former vice president asked the senate to read original complaints the public with that request was denied because of confidentiality laws. tim kane says it is time to change the rules because, quote, i want to get the senate records and see if there ever was a complaint filed, calling for an independent investigation, democrats say it is not necessary to get the fbi involved, something they insisted on when brett kavanaugh face sexual assault allegations. >> is 25 after the era, nancy pelosi using the pandemic as a political football. >> i was hoping they would spend more time on the crisis instead of those daily shows the president put on. rob: our next guest is nancy pelosi should stop trying to score points and join the senate in getting back to work for the people. james comey on deck.

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>> house republicans demanding answers from the fbi agent involved in the michael flynn controversy. >> we want to talk to the agents who interviewed michael flynn, let's talk to the guy who was in the room with peter stzrok. that is what we want to see. rob: james comer back the investigation, how much work has this gotten to look in the last week or so? >> it is a sad day for the fbi. our worst fears are being recognized, we need to bring in this mystery fbi agent, with the american people want answered too. >> he was talking to michael

flynn and all this led to being prosecuted. what do you want to find out? >> director ray and the oversight committee, we have seen in documents that there was never a sound case against michael flynn or donald trump or colluding with russia. the fbi if used the fisa process. they called for impeaching a duly elected president of the united states, we have questions and the fbi needs to provide answers and do it now. rob: are they hiding this guy? >> it seems something fishy is going on. i can't think of a safer place

in san francisco to hide a liberal potentially partisan fbi agent but this investigation stinks, this isn't an average investigation, this pertains to a presidential campaign, a potential effort, another political party to overthrow a duly elected president of the united states. someone needs to be held accountable for this and the american people have questions and republicans have a lot of questions. >> he was apparently removed from the fbi website after foxnews.com reached out for comments so that is a curious thing. there is interest in talking to bill priestapps who is said to have written the note where he used the language should we get him fired. why do you think fbi agents even considered that option. why do you think they wanted to get michael flynn fired? >> what we learned when the

oversight committee had peter stzrok testify, there was bias with the many fbi agents taking the lead in this investigation, they didn't support donald trump for president, the fbi is supposed to solve crimes, not create crimes and this is a situation where the american people deserve some answers, the fisa process was put into try to help the american government investigate potential terrorists but it has been abused and that was the fear of congress when they allowed the fisa process to be born so someone has to be held accountable and i hope christopher ray will comply with what jim jordan has requested. rob: let's talk about the virus, it has become pandemic political a lot of ways, let's listen to nancy pelosi on cnn. >> i was hoping they would spend more time on the crisis instead of daily shows the president put on. this is all to be related to the coronavirus.

we have enormous enormous costs, much of it incurred because the president was in denial early on, delayed a reaction to it, cause death. nobody is putting anything on the table saying we are not doing this or that, he shouldn't either. >> didn't get any pushback on her san francisco chinatown thing that happened, what do you make of that comment? >> pelosi has politicized this from the start. instead of trying to unify our country pelosi is trying to divide our country, tried to take advantage of this process, she has held up critical funding for our front-line healthcare workers and struggling small businesses to try to enact legislation to fund her green new deal wishlist, she has tried to do so many things to further front fork projects for her liberal agenda and i think it is very unfortunate and i hope the voters see through this in

november. >> nancy pelosi is a little bit hesitant to bring members back to work, kevin mccarthy had to force the plan involving testing at all that, where do you stand on that issue? >> i support kevin mccarthy, he's absolutely right. it's very embarrassing to be a member of congress right now in our speaker of the house says it is too dangerous for members of congress to go back to washington to work when we are asking doctors and nurses and front-line healthcare workers to work every day. we are asking truckers to continue to operate the supply chains, grocers stocking the shelves, members of congress are hiding at home and i think that is very unfortunate the republicans are clear we want to go back to work but nancy pelosi for whatever reason wants to stay hold up in her million-dollar mansion, many members of congress like myself want to get back to work. >> optically it doesn't look good. i agree with you there. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me.

>> 34 after the are, the trump administration moving forward with plans to punish china for its inadequate response to covid-19, this week officials are reportedly pushing a global initiative to remove supply chains from the country and weighing new tariffs. the us also pushing to bring taiwan into the world health organization, the trump administration hoping to make the organization less china centric as the president says he believes china tried to cover up the spread of this deadly virus. a lot of evidence of that. 3 russian medical workers fall out of the hospital window after criticizing work conditions. according to the moscow times two died from injuries while one remains hospitalized, healthcare workers reportedly complaining of a ppe shortage for claiming hospital administration were forcing them to work while being infected with covid-19 and then they all fall out of a window. russia seeing more than 10,000 new coronavirus cases over the past 24 hours. the outbreak putting a strain on their hospital but officials say the situation is under control.

jillian: 770 lawsuits filed against hospitals, nursing homes, gyms, airlines and cruise lines as litigation stemming from the coronavirus stacks up, more than a quarter of those suits filed in new york, one filed by a nursing union argues state and hospitals failed to provide proper protection and ticketmaster facing the coronavirus related class-action lawsuit, customers outraged over the company's initial refusal to issue refunds to postpone the events, the avalanche of legal action causing congress to push for protections to keep litigation to a minimum. the federal government spending trillions of dollars to help american workers amid covid-19 but some democrats say it is not enough. congressman tim ryan unveiling the emergency money for people act that would give americans 16 years and older $2,000 monthly

until covid-19 is wiped out. a person must make less than 130,$000 annually to qualify. the bill would also give an extra $500 per child for up to three kids. a lot of money. covid-19 meat plants taking a toll, the growing list of grocery stores now putting a limit on how much meat you can buy. >> frontier airlines is offering social distance seating but it will cost you $39 so should travelers have to pay for that or is it the airline's responsibility to keep us safe. your comments pouring it on this one.

>> now to a foxbusiness alert, grocery store chains rationing the amount of meat you can buy.

>> this is concerns grow over a meat shortage. cheryl casone he breaks down the shopping restrictions. >> we figured this would happen. several chains limit the amount of meat customers can purchase for trips as the meat suppliers want shortages, tyson foods told investigators despite the directive to keep them open, disruptions may be possible. smithfield foods and jps had to shut down plans to the coronavirus cases among several others, there are hundreds of cases, cosco said fresh beef, pork and poultry is in high demand, customers are limited to 3 items per member, kroger limiting two chicken breasts, giant eagle, karen's food in pennsylvania, making similar moves, several meat processing companies are working to create social distancing via the

assembly line in break rooms and locker rooms but at this point in particular with tyson yesterday, probably going to have more shutdowns that will affect the meat supply. jillian: tell us about covid-19 tracing appss. >> reporter: they want to trace and notify people infected with the coronavirus but they also want to protect their privacy. they really sample screenshots of what users see on their phones, the new technology would enable contact tracing using apple or android, 90% of the operating system is used by apple or google. this would all be anonymous, there's concerns over government access to gps data which prompted this move. they are not building the apps but the technology that goes behind them. governments around the world are expected to increase and encourage the use of contact tracing apps, several states that are working on their own contact tracing apps may not use

the apple google technology. software company 20 developing contact tracing apps together, they say they don't need the google apple technology and at the end of the day the government, state public health department how to contact trades but using blue tooth do you want your phone, your data from your phone to go to a public health department or do you want to know if you were next to somebody that tested positive? it is a big story. at rob: one airline will guarantee the middle seat next he was empty on your flight but they want you to pay for that privilege. carley: frontier airlines will offer more room seat starting at $39. passengers and crew members are

also required to wear face coverings. rob: we asked what you thought of this, responses pouring out on social media. >> dan honest graham rates of frontier wants to fly all middle seats should be empty at no cost to other passengers, just saying. jillian: another right here i should be fine if they put someone in the middle seat. restaurants charging more of the empty table next to you as we social distance. >> more big government? shocking. one twitter user that follows us says they should take this opportunity to remove the middle seat in tyler, make the other seat a comfortable size and quit trying to pack us in like sardines. rob: susan is happy with frontier somehow, cleanest i have ever seen a plane. the price was great, the price is always great on frontier. carley: very fair and balanced reaction.

rob: you are supposed to social distance, how do you charge you for that? i will start charging airlines of the privilege of me buying their ticket. can i buy a ticket from an airline, i will charge $39 for that. carley: it is something to provide, a surgeon who beat a severe form of covid-19 said he could not have done without his boys. we are live with doctor manual and his three doctor sons who helped save his life. rob: let's check in with steve doocy and see what is coming up in 15 minutes. >> i was just thinking about that frontier thing, $39, if you think of it this way some airlines charge $50 to do your carry-on bag or to check luggage. chloroquine that is what i'm saying, it's not unreasonable. >> for $39 i will put my bag in

that seat and save $11, just saying. i am a problem solver. >> good morning to both of you. coming up on "fox and friends" in 14 minutes, one side of the other so close, we will talk to virginia business owner who still shuts down while just across the border in neighboring tennessee the restaurant have reopened, he has a message to the governor of virginia. plus great guests this morning, ben schapiro has a new book out, kellyanne conway, governor christie gnome on south dakota in apart producers that were shutdown out there and reopening and senator john soon as well because the senate was in session yesterday. are most favorite faces, judge andrew napolitano will be joining us.

and finally it may be may 5th but it is also national teacher day and we will talk to one who is going above and beyond to help her students despite the tele-learning and the pandemics that we have a busy 3 hours kicking off 13 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. rob and carly will return in a few minutes on the fox news channel.

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jillian: the miracle of a lifetime first before-year-old new york surgeon who survived a severe form of covid-19 thanks to the help of his doctor sons and the staff at jersey shore university medical center. here to share this incredible

story covid-19 survivor doctor manual gleason, his son doctor manual junior, philip, and major doctor constantine bullington and one of the doctors credited for saving his life critical care physician doctor eric costanzo. a lot of incredible people on the screen that are saving lives. manual, i want to stay with you, you're the man of the hour, you had a severe form of covid-19. you were on a ventilator twice and against all odds you survived so tell us about your road to recovery and how you're feeling right now. >> i am doing fine and almost there with physical therapy and occupational therapy so i am about 70% recovery.

jillian: you're used to treating patient 5 so i'm sure was getting on the other side of that. doctors can -- costanzo, you treated doctor manual and i would like to ask you about his condition and what you think got him to the other side so he was able to pull through. >> he was severely ill with something that we call ards, acute respiratory failure, very hard to oxygenate him. he was on the respirator with maximum settings, he really pulled through. i think the worst that got him through his faith. we have faith in our system, faith in our protocol, very early in the epidemic and the pandemic process we reorganized our entire structure of the doctors in training, we are organized and set up a new structure and approached it in a military fashion with squadrons per 12 patients and we had faith

in our protocols and his family had faith in us and we worked tirelessly with critical care to get him through this process. jillian: doctor constantine, you are a trauma surgeon, you see a lot of tough stuff. i'm sure was difficult seeing your dad in that condition, what was it like witnessing his month-long struggle with covid-19? >> it was extremely difficult especially in my position. i wanted to intervene as a trauma surgeon, as a military person but i had faith and trust in the team behind me, this is just a small fraction of the nurses and doctors and therapists that residents who really deserve most of the credit, the dedication coming in day in and day out regardless of who they were taking care of really is a testament to my dad's outcome and the outcome of

the patients and come in here day in and day out. i want to highlight the individual sitting next to me, doctor jeff ceiling was there the first day my dad really crashed, doctor john mikael, doctor costanza's colleague, put me at bay and that hopeful day of getting the tube out. i want to highlight their care and behind me my partners and my wife said it can wait, huge support system. the support helped me and our family get through. jillian: your incredible people and seeing you with your facemasks on is what real life is like for you guys right now. i want to talk to your other son doctor philip. i understand you and your brothers all tested positive as you are taking care of your

father. correct me if i'm wrong on that and you say the thing you're most proud of is how your family came together. talk about that as well. >> good morning. while my dad was being admitted to the hospital the day after my mom came down with systems consistent with covid-19 so we had to hospitalize her for a day or two to get her healthy and so trying to practice the ideal social distancing, taking care of her at the apartment and while we were doing that and taking care of our family my younger brother manual over here and myself tested positive. >> i would like to hear from you. >> i started with a dry cough, pretty bad backache and body ache. i never quite had a fever but it

got a little bit briefly but aside from that i started to feel better. knowing everything that was going on it was a bit difficult what our family was going through. rob: you are blessed to have such a supportive family and we think the healthcare workers who woke up early to tell the story, you are working miracles and we thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you so much. we will be right back. wait, what's that? that's just the low-battery warning. oh, alright. now it's all, "check out my rv," and, "let's go four-wheeling." maybe there's a little part of me that wanted to be seen. well, progressive helps people save when they bundle their home with their outdoor vehicles. so they've got other things to do now, bigfoot.

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rob: "fox & friends" starts right now. we'll see you later. ♪ brian: we begin with a fox news alert. open for business. several more states moving forward with their reopening plans to get americans back to work. my fingers are crossed. phase one officially kicking off in washington state today. outdoor activities like fishing, hunting and playing golf can resume. not just all at once with one person. drive in spiritual services along with curbside retail. landscaping. car sales, all given the green light. go at it. ainsley: california will also begin stage 2 of reopening on friday. lower risk workplaces will be allowed to reopen. here on the east coast new york has released four