>> the incident at the naval air station, we may have a potential second related person of interest at large in the community. jillian: terror on another us military base just days after

the doj suggested a link between the pensacola shooter and al qaeda. rob: live with the intensifying hunt for a potential second suspect. >> are you concerned about a second wave? >> people say that is a distinct possibility and we are going to put out the forest. whether it is a member or a flame we will put it out. rob: a big day in michigan, donald trump makes a big promise to the american worker as more states begin opening up. jillian: will you hit the beaches this memorial day weekend? we will you know what changes are being made where you live. christmas in july has been postponed this year thanks to covid-19. rob: the new date set for amazon prime day. "fox and friends first" continues. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thank you for joining us. we begin with a fox news alert, the effort to find a second

suspect after a terror attack is stopped at a texas naval base. rob: what we know about the shooter. >> reporter: the fbi said the shooting happened at 6:15 thursday morning and forced the base into lockdown. the gunman approached but she was able to roll over and hit a switch to close the gate before getting inside. the gunman was shot and killed. >> we determined the incident this morning at the naval air station corpus christi is terrorism related. we are working diligently with state, local and federal partners on this investigation which is fluid and evolving. jillian: the ap identifying the gunman as a us citizen from corpus christi. us official tell fox news it took 5 hours to access the body in his car because a bomb squad

had to be brought in to make sure he wasn't wearing an explosive vest but had lots of ammo. the fbi thinks the second suspect is still out there. >> we may have a potential second related person of interest at large in the community but we would encourage the public to remain calm and if you see something say something. >> this comes days after the department of justice released information about the attack last december. the shooter has been in contact with members of al qaeda for years and still no word on a motive for the texas shooting but the security guard is out. rob: the man who recorded the shooting death of amaud arbery arrested on murder charges, he captured the moment travis and gregory make michael shot amaud arbery. they claim to have thought amaud

arbery was a burglar. the family lawyer released a statement on brian's arrests, the involvement was it is obvious to many around the country, the thorough investigation it was clear to the georgia bureau of investigation, he was simply a witness. jillian: the search for missing ohio teen madison bell ramping up, police releasing the picture of a man they want to talk to about her disappearance, he was captured on a security camera sunday morning, the day madison never made it home, she was last seen heading to a local market. madison's dad is devastated. >> we won't worry about it. jillian: the fbi has joined the search. rob: ahead of memorial day weekend 20 more states easing more restrictions today.

jillian: the president promising to take on states unfairly suppressing places of worship. rob: todd pyro joins us to break down what is going on. >> reporter: important week ahead of the long list of states reopen part of their economies. take a look, one state that is reopening completely of alaska. all businesses at 100%, businesses in alabama, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, michigan, north carolina, tennessee, texas and vermont welcoming customers or putting more restrictions on the road back to economic normalcy. memorial day the unofficial start of summer, always a big weekend for beaches in new york and new jersey and this you won't be an exception, strict social distancing in the guidelines but additional counties in pennsylvania moving closer to reopening, their governor with an ominous warning, tom wolf in a

conference call saying i think that is what it is going to take to get our economy back to normal and i think that can't happen fully 100% until we have a vaccine that is foolproof, that is my own stance, that take markedly different from that of donald trump thanking workers in a michigan forward plant that was converted to make ventilators. >> democrat governors think it is good politics to keep it close but what are they doing? they are hurting themselves, i don't think it is good politics, they are hurting themselves, hurting their state and it is not good so you will see pretty much i think they are being forced to open, people want to get out, break the country if you don't. >> the list of states where religious leaders have defied or are planning to defy stay-at-home orders to resume in person church services is growing including this pastor seen ripping up a cease-and-desist earlier this week.

>> i decided we couldn't take it anymore in time to push back and make some noise and get our church is open again. when a woman can take her son to the liquor store but can't take them to church, when the marijuana dispensaries are flourishing and churches are shuttered it is time for somebody to say something. >> reporter: donald trump saying he plans to pressure states to reopen houses of worship while insisting he would not close the country again should there be a second wave of the virus. rob: thank you. >> dozens of republican senators urging william barr to investigate planned parenthood after a fox news exclusive revealed the abortion provider was given $80 million in ppp loans. only dillon joined us earlier saying the organization should give the money back. >> the law that put this program in place requires the companies that apply for have to demonstrate that they have a need, they are affected

negatively by covid-19. through the majority of the united states most of these clinics were able to keep doing abortions, they weren't affected, they were one of the few that were not affected so they lied to banks and they lied under the federal program. >> planned parenthood says it is eligible for federal-aid calling the request to return the money a, quote, political attack. rob: a democrat lawmakers suing michigan's governor and fellow members of her own party. karen woodson diagnosed with covid-19 back in march thanked the president at a white house meeting in april for suggesting antimalarial drug hydroxy chloroquine as a treatment, she says it saved her life. she was censured by michigan democrats for saying it. she is now suing them and the governor, gretchen witmer claiming free speech violation and defamation.

jillian: devastating flooding caused by two dam failures is finally beginning to reseed but the damages been done. check out these before and after photos from nasa. roads washed away, an entire community buried by blood. rob: that is a lot of mud. it doesn't taking shelter in a high school gym, donald trump approving an emergency declaration so the state can get federal-aid. jillian: what can the area expect for the weekend? that is devastating. >> it is horrible. it has been such a soggy couple of days. the good news is folks in michigan are going to get a couple dry days. we still have a lot of active weather across the country. this is the past 24 hours and you see how wet it has been, storms of across the mid-atlantic, rains in the northern plains, temperatures are going to fuel more rounds of big storms at least in the plane

states, currently already close to 80 degrees in the dallas area. there is an area from northern texas outside dallas towards tulsa where we will see a possibility and enhanced risk of severe weather, large hail, damaging wind, flash flooding from tornadoes and that is fueled by warm air. the good news as we head into the holiday weekend michigan gets a break but there will be plenty of severe weather. rob: donald trump will welcome union organizers on a motorcycle ride honoring our veterans, rolling to remember is keeping the tradition of rolling thunder alive. jillian: they roll through the nation's capital every memorial day for 30 years. it ended last year because of rising costs and urging riders to hold their tributes online this weekend due to the pandemic. a quick note, we are both

wearing poppies on this friday memorial day weekend, these are from the american legion post 15 in belleville, new jersey honoring as we go into this weekend. rob: very important weekend to remember the fallen. jillian: thank you for bringing them. 11 minutes after the hour, the president going above and beyond during covid-19. michigan's top prosecutor putting partisan politics over his visit. >> we are not going to close the country but put out the fires. >> we need a serious conversation in the event that they permitted the president to be publicly enclosed places in violation of the order. rob: madison jesse o'toole, cochair of women for trump says assessing over the president won't fix a thing when it comes to american businesses, her perspective coming up. indistinct talking on tv ]

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america's workers the country won't shutdown again a second wave of covid-19 hits. >> michigan's top prosecutor tries to punish one, 4 on the chopping block because of a mask. >> we have to have a serious conversation with forward that they permitted the president to be in publicly enclosed places in violation of the order. >> in his back area, didn't want to give the press the pleasure of seeing it. jillian: thank you for joining us, madison. images online, pictures of the president seen wearing a mask in this facility, you heard him saying i don't want to wear it in front of cameras because that is what you want me to do. how do you react to this? >> it is quite it was. i'm across the border in michigan in the state of ohio and a lot of friends live in the

state of michigan who have been appalled by the actions of governor witmer. i put out a video in january talking about the fact that witmer will make a run for vp under biden and that is exactly what she is doing, doing media appearances with everybody and their brother but very little time listening to the concerns of the people of her state and overstepped are bound in many instances and we can't forget the fact we fought a war to game the freedoms in this nation and we can have someone come in and implement these draconian measures she has implemented. rob: the president shut a lot of critics up over the last few months by letting birx and anthony fauci run the show and doing what he was told as far as the pandemic. right now he is trying to make the switch and make people comforting by maybe showing there is not that much to fear,

maybe not wearing the mask, trying to motivate people to come back out. what do you think? >> the president has done an incredible job in response to the pandemic, he acted very early in january even though people said this is racist you can't do this, he saved a lot of lives as a result of that and we saw his approval numbers go up, not with republicans but democrats and independents, people felt he showed strong leadership and the reality is what he tried to do is what he said from the beginning, we have to protect our citizens and our nation and make sure the solution is not worse than the problem and when we are seeing 30 million people out of work we cannot continue to keep the country shutdown completely. it is not who we are as a nation, we need to open as safely as possible and as swiftly as possible because lives are at stake so let's make sure we get them back to work. jillian: what do you think of

michigan's attorney general as a result of this? >> the whole thing is ridiculous. we look at michigan and the people who have been put in place and elected and i don't think they are serving the people they have elected. this is not something the people of michigan are happy with, they are not happy with witmer or the attorney general, they are frustrated over all but this is going to show in the ballot box. this is an election year and people who align themselves with joe biden it will hurt all of them. rob: a new fox news polls talking about donald trump versus joe biden on the biggest issues in november. when you talk at the top, the economy first the president winning that battle and china and coronavirus as well, what do you think of these numbers displaying the president doing pretty well especially when it comes to dealing with china.

speechange-tweetwo columns on this on the hill talking about the fact the president has been right on china all along, the fact that we need to gain economic independence from china, bring manufacturing back to the united states of america and this is something obama said was impossible what it was possible with 5000 manufacturing jobs but contrast with joe biden, someone who in 2000 was a big proponent of allowing china into the world trade organization, that they would have no economic impact, as a result of china entering the world trade organization we lost 50,000 factories in our country, countless american jobs, put no pressure on china during his time in the center of vice president, strong concerns, would he be able to do anything to stand up for our country and i don't think the answer is yes, the president is the strong leader we need.

rob: the pole has biden beating from punchline a 43%. >> i think the reality is. rob: it has biden ahead. does this surprise you? >> the reality is donald trump has an right all along in during the coronavirus pandemic we have seen it, we need to make sure if something like this were to happen ever again we have something -- a nation applied to the entire world. jillian: thank you. have a good day and we will be right back. "the return of drifting"

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"nascar is back, and xfinity is bringing you the best seat in the house." jillian: university of california you limiting sat and act requirements for incoming freshmen at a school, the test may be considered for admission of a student would like to submit them but the tests will

be optional. the university will create its own test by 2025 to accurately gauge what the students have the knowledge required to attend the school. rob: amazon pushing back their annual prime day sale until september sources telling the wall street journal the move will allow them to prepare for unlimited shipment of goods to warehouses and create room for more inventory. amazon facing challenges to keep up with a huge spike in demand of orders due to covid-19. prime point carbon 2015 to drum up sales in july. amazon has not commented on this decision. jillian: the next trip to the airport could look a lot different, the tsa making changes to protect passengers from covid-19. rob: cheryl casone he has what you need to know before you head to the airport. >> reporter: flying will look a lot different. the tsa is making changes,

passengers will scan their own boarding passes, not handed to an agent. if you use your phone when you fly you have already been doing this. any food you bring to the airport has to be in a plastic bag and put in a bin for screening. there is also social distancing markers asked tsa security points the crowds will be spread out, lines will be spread out, there were already long line so this should be fun. all agents will have to wear masks and passengers are encouraged to wear masks as well. we will see these changes nationwide at airports, no word on temperature checks, airlines like frontier saying they will do temperature checks, united, delta, american, they will provide masks if you don't have one. it will look a lot different. rob: jillian's favorite store in the world apparently his home goods. jillian: i want to do home goods right now. rob: getting some good news. ed: it is fun.

here's the news. t.j. maxx, marshall's, home goods, stores in 25 states will start to reopen according to their parent company, announcing the earnings call, most company-owned stores will be customer ready by the end of june, more than 1600 other stores to reopen since may 2nd, they reported earnings after the bell yesterday, we got good news, numbers were rough on the revenue side and a report to reopen the stores were higher versus the same time last year. some of the pent-up demand, they reopen some stores in canada, germany, austria, poland, australia already open. the question is these retail companies, at t.j. maxx, you'll be at home goods, pent-up demand enough for the summer? i don't know.

jillian: i am a little sad. rob: a little longer for jersey and new york. the open audition in the democrat veepstakes expands. jillian: live with joe badness response to reports amy klobuchar is in the vetting process. (♪)

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>> joe biden asking amy klobuchar to begin the vetting process for vice president. jillian: subpoenas related to hunter's work in ukraine. rob: more on this war of words. >> reporter: nancy pelosi is blasting mitch mcconnell accusing him of putting politics ahead of the nation's business writing it is sad that the gop senate has weakly chosen to be complicit in the president's dangerous political tactics. i call on mitch mcconnell to take a pause in gop obstruction of meeting the needs of the american people but mcconnell shot back arguing oversight is a responsibility. >> you are not in a position to be lecturing us about the appropriate use of senate time. the house can spend time on the basis impeachment effort we should at least have oversight

over what happened to initiate the process a couple years ago. rob: elliott angle threatening to subpoena mike pompeo for the documents provided to the senate committee investigating hunter biden writing a letter to the state department i'm concerned by what appears to be partisan misuse of department of state resources to assist senate republicans in a political smear of a presidential nominee and joe biden. this as a list of a dozen qualified women from senators to governors to obama administration alumni emoji as possible running mates was one name, amy klobuchar, seems to be on the shortlist submitting to the vetting process. biden was pressed on it. >> amy is first rate. >> first on the list.

>> putting republicans in the administration though didn't offer any names. jillian: after battling the stay-at-home order, had his day in court. >> there's a certain amount of sanity that will prevail as far as i am concerned, i am opening up, i have a livelihood, a business i have to protect. i have clients that rely on me. i am going to continue on. rob: in a big victory for business owners a judge ruling the barbershop will not be shutdown. jillian: joining us to react to his win. how do you feel? how did it go yesterday? >> things were very good. we are open up now.

rob: let's look at the ruling on your barbershop. the attorney general has not shown any nexus between cutting apparent increased risk of transmission. the attorney general's filings rest on covid-19 more than specific practices, at the business. we are talking about a barbershop but it is bigger than a barbershop. >> this is a big deal. we had barbers and beautician and anyone in this type of business, we had all the sanitation we needed in our schools so i am encouraging others to stand up, open up, show up. we are down in michigan, 21%.

we need to get back to work, we need our stores opened up in restaurants opened up and barbershops and beauty shops, massage therapy people opened up, all these people that have been kicked to the side to open up, show up, we are standing up now. i am encouraging others. jillian: you want to open up, others want services, want you to open up, people want to support local businesses. i'm curious if you heard from other local business owners in your town, in your state or beyond who said things like thank you for standing up for us. >> every single minute, i get 500 calls a day. people at my shop fielding those calls. this is a memorial weekend and right now i got a letter

yesterday, reminding me a year after i was born i was born in 1942. in 1943 we hit the beaches at normandy. 9000 people had that beach, 15,000 give up their life. 54,000 lives for freedom. i lived under 14 administrations, i was born under fdr. i have never seen anything like this ever. the police states the state of set up and especially governor witmer, she acts as though she is our mother and she is not my mother. as far as i'm concerned the judge showed a tremendous amount of wisdom, he had a constitutional argument in the right to work, to earn a living, all of us don't want a handout. we want to work. >> a lot of people feel just like you and say this is a huge abuse of power by people in power in this country. it looks like from the attorney

general they want to appeal this decision, the court of appeals is where this will be decided. we look forward to having our day in that court. before we let you go tell us what does it feel like to take on something as big as the state of michigan and get a win? >> a month ago i was happy and was as famous as i wanted to be. the governor has made me who i am. i have become a worm in her brain and i don't mind that. i've had a business longer than she has been alive and i'm not standing down for this type of tyranny. i have never seen anything like this. even back in the 1960s when the democrat party was for freedom of speech, no oppression from government, human rights and now they have done a complete turnaround on that and are oppressive censure free-speech

and tyrants in this state. jillian: i am sure you will hear from a lot more folks after seeing this morning, your message and thank you for sharing it with us. >> nice meeting with both of you.

>> 50 inmates back behind bars in hawaii this morning. police in honolulu arresting 47 of them, over fears of coronavirus outbreaks. more than 500 inmates were released in total in the state some of them were violent offenders. rob: tesla workers required to show up on site. according to the san francisco chronicle workers can't stay home until the end of the month without pay but need to sign a document stating -- workers who

have tested positive were told to stay home. the headquarters in allegheny county northern california restarted its production last week after a heated back and forth with elon musk. jillian: the president said the government will move to reopen churches in states that label faith has nonessential. >> the churches are not being treated with respect by a lot of the democrat governors. i want to get our churches open and we will take a strong position on that soon. rob: faith leaders are not waiting to act. doug mcelway reports many are vowing to defy government orders if they do. >> reporter: flames tore through the first pentecostal church in mississippi wednesday morning. a month earlier the church filed suit against the town challenging restrictions on public galleries, the pastor wonders who would do this. >> the investigation going on and we are waiting to see what it does. >> reporter: industry structure

misspelled graffiti reads that you stay home now you hypocrites. >> unlock these doors. >> in california, 1200 pastors have vowed to defy that state's restrictions on houses abortion. in chicago 3 churches have been fined $500 for reopening their doors to gatherings of more than ten, impossibly small number says one pastor. >> when you have ten, that is the worship team in many cases. rob: opposite approach in maryland where republican governor larry hogan has included churches in his phase i reopening to the consternation of some pastors. >> a lot of people here that and go the church is reopening. >> he fears the combination of social distancing requirements, small children, and prohibition on singing make services unworkable. those fears may be justified after a cdc report found 35 of

92 parishioners became infected after exposure to two symptomatic attendees. further clouding a return to normalcy the cdc has not included houses abortion and mitigation guidelines in anything from offices to summer camps. that while the department of justice pushes states about unequal protection of faith communities lose this conflict mirrors that between weighing the epidemiological cost versus those also weighing the economic costs of the virus. the virus may provide the answer depending on what course it takes. rob: don't forget the true meaning of memorial day, it's not about the beach and the barbecue but honoring those who gave everything for our freedom. our next guest is a west point grad who is not letting the pandemic keep americans from remembering our fallen heroes, how he and the usaa are helping make a national tribute virtual. jillian: time to check with brian kilmeade on what is coming

up on "fox and friends". hello. >> i wanted to impress rob. it didn't impress you. in the break maybe he will reveal how he feels. took my breath away. unlike most anchors i am wearing pants. i could chew you later but i don't have that ability. here is what we are covering in the next three hours. don't ask me stuart varney will be wearing a suit and i am sure pants, it would be jeans, not everybody knows that about him, he also have a farm. geraldo rivera will join us live, the mustaches earnings reports. general jack keane breaking down what is happening with china as they are breaking down what is happening in hong kong. they want to get this thing called freedom. we left an agreement with russia. is this a good move? have 6 months to decide to stay out.

judge janine. will be mad about something. we are kicking off a long weekend. skip fidel will wear tight shirts, he knows how to do a lot of stuff including make your lawn better and he is always in a good mood. we have two country music stores, craig morgan stopped to chat about a brand-new album out and it will help wounded warriors when it comes to free concerts and trace adkins performs a special living room concert, a special on memorial day, things for our troops, in a deep voice, everybody gradually get up, "fox and friends" coming due in 14 minutes. jillian and rob want you to watch the rest of their show. now time for a pillow commercial. ♪ do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth?

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jillian: look at this number on your screen. 65% of american adults say they know the true meaning of memorial day. that is shocking and usaa is launching a virtual memorial day page to help americans honor the fallen. rob: this is why that is so important, the vice president of brand management and west point graduate, thank you for coming on, we appreciate it and give us your memorial day message. >> thank you for having me. you hit it, at best half of americans understand what the real intent is of memorial day, they confuse it with veterans day and at worst, summertime. we are trying to communicate to

the american public memorial day is the time to honor our fallen, 645,000 american service men and women have given their lives in defense of our freedom since world war i. jillian: strong member. you are wearing a poppy, and we are, the friday heading into this weekend every single year of remembrance of those we lost. tell me what this means, the significance behind it. >> a west point graduate, time for me to remember those many that i served with, the class of 97 but often times the whole 645,000 men and women, that we enjoy every day. rob: tell us about this website and how it can be used to further what you are trying to do. >> in years past we were in the national mall with a poppy wall

of honor, 103 feet long, contain 645,000 copies representing each of those service men and women, the pandemic joining physically so we created poppy and memory.com so you can defecate a poppy virtually to a fallen hero and also explore some history of the nation's wars in which they've given their lives. jillian: since a lot is happening virtually, you have the website going, people wearing their poppy today, you encourage them to post pictures and spread the message. >> we want to join in the national discussion about the significance of memorial day for each and every one of us. you can wear a poppy in honor of memorial day, national symbol of remembrance and also share

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jillian: former full house story lori loughlin and her husband are going to the big house. rob: the pair expected to plead guilty today in the college

admission scandal an maintaining their innocence. social media calling out the couple and carley shimkus is here with reaction to that? carley: if the couple had gone to trial and been convicted they could have faced up to 40 years in prison. instead, and subject to a judge signing off on this plea deal, here's what they're looking at a two month prison sentence for lori loughlin, a $150,000 fine and 100 howrntion of community service. husband giannulli. five months in jail, $250,000 fine and 250 hours of community service. not a bad situation given the circumstances. i have got to tell you these folks are not very popular in the court of public opinion. this twitter user says lie 16 months until you get the right deal. cheryl chiming in saying wow aunt becky is really going to jail and i thought it would be most likely uncle jesse. a full house reference there the couple accused of paying half a million dollars to get their

daughters in usc at fake rowing recruits. they thought their money was being used as a legitimate college donation. guys. jillian: okay. so a fedex driver's tiktok inspires a pretty cool story. look at. this so i'm doing my delivery route today and i see this little kid chasing my truck. trying to flag me down. excuse me, excuse me. he says get this to tony hawkeye for me. tell him it is from cooper. tony, if you see, this cooper in swanny, georgia is a big fan. carley: what are the chances tony hawkeye was going to see that video. the delivery driver didn't know his address. took a chance, posted it on social media. it went viral. so viral that tony hawkeye himself actually saw it and responded. listen. >> hey, cooper, what's up? it's tony hawkeye thank you so much for the skate board. it's on its way to my house already. as a thank you gift i'm going to send you my skateboard this one right here that i'm riding.

riding.jill. carley: that skateboard has been delivered. cooper and his brother now loving the new skateboard and swag that favorite skateboarder tony hawkeye. he says he wants to meet his young fans at some point. hopefully that will happen. social media loves this story. you did it, mr. fedex. this is a beautiful thing and another person saying tony is literally the coolest dude in the universe. a very, very awesome happy story all around there, guys. jillian: i love that so cool. that is the positivity of social media right there. rob: that's very cool. jillian: thanks, carley. carley: thanks, guys. jillian: as we head into this memorial day a lot of people will be celebrating with family and friends. it's not about the celebrations but remembrance of those who have lost their lives for us, for our freedoms for everything we stand for in this country today. that's why we are wearing these poppies from bellville, new jersey. thank you.

rob: very important to remember arranged coming up on "fox & friends," more on the president his trip to michigan and the no mask and also there is going to be a news conference tonight with kayleigh mcenany, some entertainment for your friday evening. "fox & friends" starts right now. see you later. ♪ steve: thank you, rob and jillian. good morning. it is friday may 22nd, 2020. it's new york city. we start this hour with the fox news alert. the fbi is now hunting for a possible second suspect this morning after that potential terror attack is stopped at naval air base in the state of texas. brian: yep, this as we learn the shooter is an american citizen. ainsley: todd piro joins us live with what else we know this morning. what's the latest, todd? todd: steve, anxiously and brian, good morning. right now the fbi working all angles to find that possible second suspect and a motive