jillian: it is thursday june 11th. a heartbreaking end to the 9-month search for the missing children of lori vallow, the remains found on her property are the remains of her children, a judge holds chad daybell on $1 million bail. >> the pain you feel when you watch something like this. it is on you to make sure their death is not in vain. >> the brother of george floyd urging congress to act during an emotional hearing on police

reform. solutions on both sides of the aisle taking shape. we are live in washington. >> i'm so thrilled to meet you face-to-face like this, i'm so inspired by you and we thought we should deliver more beer than you could possibly drink. >> grab a beer and relax, message of unity from these best friends that caught brad paisley's attention, "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> you will definitely want to stick around for the unity root beer story and with that good morning to all of you, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: let's get to this fox news alert. the family of lori vallow says remains found on her farm

belonged to her sons jj and kylie. todd: police filing new charges against her husband. ashley joins us with more on that grim discovery. >> reporter: a heartbreaking end to a 9-month search desperately looking for 7-year-old jj and 17-year-old sister kylie. >> the court is going to set bail in the amount of $1 billion, the underlying charge is distraction, alteration and concealment of evidence in the allegation is the evidence of human remains of two different people. >> the grandparents of jj and kylie confirming the remains found are that of the two children last seen in september. they released a statement, we are filled with sadness that these two bright stars, only hope they died without pain or suffering. there remains were found on chad

gables's properly, married 6 weeks after the children were lasting, gable is a noted doomsday author who also used to be a gravedigger, once wrote a book about his former career in which he said people were, quote, rarely buried in the wrong place. is charged with two count of destruction and concealment of evidence. >> the evidence that has been concealed in this case, the gun, these are human remains. i asked the court to take note of paragraph 39, and 40, the manner of the fulfillment of one of those bodies which is particularly egregious. >> court documents were sealed to avoid compromising the investigation. lori is in jail on felony counts of desertion and nonsupport of dependent children and a slew of other charges. chad gable will be back in court july 1st. thank you.

todd: a manhunt underway for a man accused of ambushing shasta peterson california shooting one in the head. mason, a homeless man accused of opening fire on a police station, deputies inside at the time met with a hail of bullets when they responded. >> request you come in blacked out, they are taking fire from north of the dmv. todd: went to deputy director safety by his partner. he is in serious stable condition with a bullet large to -- lodged in his head. >> we had an unprovoked attack on local law enforcement and in my opinion the act of a coward. todd: investigators believe this is linked to the murder of a homeless man in a nearby train station.

>> one of the former cops charged in the murder of george floyd is out on bond. thomas lane posted 750,$000 to be released with conditions, one of three officers charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder. this comes as the minneapolis police chief says he cannot share body cam video of floyd's arrests since the fbi is investigating. a lawyer says body camera video will prove there was a struggle, that floyd was resisting arrest. keep you updated. todd: donald trump headed to dallas, a dallas church to talk race relations and police reform on the heels of emotional testimony from george floyd's brother. >> griff jenkins in washington is republicans are working on reform bill of their own. >> it was a moment that will belong member on capitol hill, imploring lawmakers to not let his brother die in vain as they tackle police reform. >> he didn't deserve to die over $20.

i'm asking you, is that what a black man is worth? $20? this is 2020. the people elected you to make positive change. you have the opportunity here today to make your names mean something too. >> both parties are determined to pass legislation. democrats varney introduced their justice in belizeing act which includes banning so-called. an independent investigation of police misconduct, republicans led by senator tim scott are working on an alternative plan called fight immunity, shutting off officer some civil lawsuit is a sticking point in this call to defend the police continue to grow. a protective service obstacle during the riots says would be the wrong one. >> it is a ridiculous solution to proclaim defunding police department is the solution to police brutality and discrimination. it removes a safety net of

protection that every citizen deserves in their community. >> even for a vice president biden is rejecting the idea. >> i don't believe police should be defunded but a national use of force standard. if they don't sign on to it they don't get the money. >> this is the president heads to dallas to meet with religious leaders and law enforcement officials to promote his plan called holistic revitalization and recovery in america. we will bring it to you on the fox news channel. todd: overnight donald trump sparring with washington state leaders after calling for law and order in seattle, protesters taking over the city's precinct, the area being used as an autonomous zone, the president tweeting to mystic terrorist have taken over seattle run by radical left democrats, law and order. governor j inslee firing back

telling the president stay out of our business, video shows the national guard abandoning the precinct monday, police say they scaled back their presence in that area. >> confirmed covid-19 cases in the united states have surpassed 2 million. the nation hitting that grim milestone in several states of seen a surge in cases is one of the states, arizona, has been told to fully activate their emergency plans, the ccc warning of a dramatic spike nationwide, the report shows the number of daily infections in the us rising by 36%, nearly 113,000 americans have died. >> reporter: a retired judge review michael flynn's cases the doj should be blocked from dropping charges, john gleason arguing jenny sullivan has the right to dismiss the request saying the government is exercising a, quote, gross abuse of prosecutorial power to investigate donald from, doj spokesperson sounding off.

>> the american people deserve resolution as to what happened to donald trump. it is important for our system of justice it important for the media to report and cover that as well. what that resolution look like remains to be seen. >> reporter: the doj moving to show top officials mishandled flynn's case. >> donald trump back on the campaign trail. >> we start a rally in the first one we are starting to call up in oklahoma. >> the president is planning to hold the first rally since the shutdown intel's a, the campus working on rallies in other states including texas, florida, arizona and north carolina. >> nascar drivers bracing for the maximum pain relief 500.

>> martin truex junior. i raced with him for a "fox and friends" story. picked up his first win of the season. >> bubba wallace 11 place driving the black lives matter car, the first african american driver on the circuit in 45 years. last night's race comes as nascar vowed to ban the confederate flag from its venue. the next race is this sunday in homestead miami speedway at 3:30 eastern on fox. >> times 4:10, 10 minutes after the only day pastor slamming calls to defend the police in front of the nation's leaders. >> defunding and or dismantling police forces across the country is one of the most unwise,

irresponsible proposals by american politicians. >> reporter: pastor darrell scott joins us with why he thinks defunding police will cause long-term damage to american society, we are coming right back.

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out politicians rushing to defend police. >> pastor scott one of a dozen witnesses to testify before the house judiciary committee in a hearing on police brutality, sharing his experiences as a black man in inner-city, he joins us with his message, good to see you, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me, god bless you. >> a lot of people echo your sentiment that they don't want to defund the police or dismantle the police, that includes governor mike dewine, he also says he supports change and reform. i'm curious if you support reform, what does that look like to you, what would be productive? >> support reform but reform or so in the form of revision. there are things that need to be, some give and take on both sides, we definitely want to eliminate the use of excessive force and police retaliation. when i say retaliation, someone is apprehended and restrained, there is no need for further physical contact, you restrain them, you don't need to punch them in the face or anything like that but we have to be sensitive to the police as well. i really believe because of the stress and tension and pressure of that job it can cause police to act or react in a certain

kind of way. maybe we need to do things like mental health screening. group therapy sessions would be good so police can release some of the tension with each other. mental health screening, group therapy sessions, a limit on overtime, mandatory vacation, paid vacation as well but we have to balance this, we can't just go off the deep end. we have to balance it, recognizing the challenges and pressures that come with policing while also recognizing police are called to protect and serve, not intimidate, not the press, not to be in an adversarial relationship with the american public. >> you say if you want an example how getting rid of cops does not work look at cleveland. why do you say that? >> cleveland defunded in 2004 by 30% cut the budget for the police and as result a lot of

necessary services were eliminated or reduced and so there are a lot of things, when you think police you think of the squad car pulling up to arrest somebody. there are so many services the police department provides that they would not be able to provide without the necessary funding. even response time is something. in certain areas of the inner-city, the police won't come simply because they don't have the manpower to come. we have to have a parity in the police force to maintain the safety of law-abiding residents of the community. >> the number on the screen, 55% rise in homicide rates in cleveland in one year. why do you think that is? >> because lack of policing, criminals these days feel they can get away with things they couldn't get away with in the past. in certain areas, there is no police presence, the police response time is slow if at all and so criminals are emboldened

by the lack of police presence and police response and crime rates increase. >> we appreciate you being here. anthony fauci setting the record straight about the a systematic spread of covid-19 after mixed messages from the world health organization. rob: when will we get clarity how the virus spreads so quickly? doctor jeanette here to discuss next. customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again!

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>> after mixed messages from the world health organization on

asymptomatic spread of covid-19 doctor anthony fauci is setting the record straight. >> the evidence we have given the percentage of people which is 25, 45% of the totality of infected people likely without symptoms. to make a statement was not correct. >> with inconsistent guidance how long will it take americans to get answers on how the virus is spread? joining with her thoughts, medical doctor doctor jeanette, thank you for being here. experts are making an absolute mess of the messaging on this, in a very confusing situation to begin with. we are your patient. what do you want us to know about how this virus spreads? >> good morning. we know for sure that this virus can spread through respiratory

droplets, through the air. if someone is coughing or sneezing or singing or shouting it can spread from one person to another. it is a highly infectious highly contagious highly transmissible virus and we know this. i know it firsthand through my own patients with we have studies and data to prove it. there is a study in the journal of internal medicine, information reports coming out of the harvard health institute. it was a misspeak, a misunderstanding from the world health organization but we need to understand it can spread from person-to-person if one person has no symptoms meeting they don't have a fever and not coughing but in close contact with someone else they can spread it. we want to be diligent in continuing preventative measures like wearing a mask, not touch your face, keep your hands washed and clean until we get a vaccine on the market. >> the cdc estimates on a

symptomatic cases, 35% of covid-19 cases are asymptomatic according to the cdc, 40% of virus transmissions occur before symptoms. we have a graphic to show nine state experiencing spikes in coronavirus hospitalization since memorial day, arizona, texas, north carolina, santa monica california, oregon, arkansas, utah. what do you attribute that to? >> the country is reopening as we are doing more testing. with more testing we will see an increase in the number of cases so that's one thing and we've seen protests going on recently with what happened with george floyd. it is multiple variables but we need to continue with preventative measures. without these preventative measures we could be seeing a lot more cases which he could be in the millions versus thousands of deaths in this country so we need to continue what we are

doing. we might see little outbreaks, little spikes in certain parts of the country, that is expected but until we get a vaccine on the market, have to continue preventative measures so we can focus on saving lives ultimately. >> the wall street journal reporting three experimental coronavirus vaccines set to start phase 3. should we be excited about this or should we temper our expectations? >> i'm very excited, the only way to end this pandemic, to get rid of this disease is heard immunity and we get that from infection or vaccination so starting this summer three vaccines, moderna, astrazeneca, johnson & johnson interface 3 titles, very exciting, thousands of patientss will be included in this trial which hopefully will get a vaccine on the market in about 6 to 8 months so very exciting, promising results so far in phase 1 and 2, the

purpose of these studies is to prove that is the vaccine work, is it safe, does it induce immunogenicity, will the body generate immune response to keep from acquiring the disease in the future. >> we are keeping an eye on that and hoping for the best, thank you for joining us. >> have a good one. >> 26 after the hour and the european union taking its biggest shot yet at china over at handling of the pandemic, new calls to fight beijing's misinformation campaign. >> mitt romney lost the 2012 presidential race but predicts donald trump will win this november despite biden leading in the polls which are political battle here to debate that. [♪]

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>> good morning. you look at top headline starting with the fox news alert. a prosecutor says remains found on the idaho property of lori a vallow 's farmer her children.

j d val and kylie ryan have been missing since september, police have not confirmed the identities of the remains. >> donald trump headed to texas for a roundtable at a dallas church, the discussion called transition to greatness:restoring a rebuilding and renewing, the president focused on race relations and police reform after the president hosted black leaders at the white house. >> allies on capitol hill, the senate judiciary committee's to vote on subpoena authorization of the probe on the origins of the russia investigation, subpoena calls for access to documents and witnesses to testify publicly or behind closed doors. >> the european union accusing china of spreading a disinformation campaign about the coronavirus pandemic with russia's out. >> this is a tries to save the tourism industry by crumbling by reopening borders.

>> reporter: 6 months after the covid-19 pandemic started the eu is condemning china for a disinformation campaign about coronavirus. according to the european union china is putting false narratives through targeted influence operations, the eu commission that looked at this information accused russia of assisting in the deception efforts, reports indicate the commission issued a response to the dangers of injecting bleach into the body, a reference to comments by donald from, top diplomats on the findings yesterday. >> the coronavirus pandemic has been a accompanied by what we have witnessed, a wave of false and misleading information, conspiracy theories and targeted

influence by order actors. >> a sharp decline in tourism numbers, the regency's 10% of gdp come from tourism, open borders to jumpstart their economy. some countries that were hit especially hard like italy are being more cautious. in one part of the italian province of berg, 60% of the population has tested positive for coronavirus antibodies meaning this area does appear to be heading towards heard immunity. with no vaccine and limited treatment currently available on the market there is a very real concern about a second wave not only across europe across the entire world. todd: north korea threatening to interfere in the 2020 presidential election if the us pokes into tensions with the south, the rogue regime releasing a statement that says in part the us should hold its tongue and address its own problems unless it wants to experience a hair raiser. it would be good for the easy

holding of the upcoming presidential election. we don't know what easy hoping means that something is lost in translation after the us condemned north korea for suspending communication hotlines with south korea. al qaeda trying to exploit protests over george floyd's death for its own gain, a group using its online magazine to call themselves, quote, champions of the oppressed, using a picture of floyd's arrests by a street artist to send support to the protesters and predict the downfall of the american political system. personal information of police officers is being posted online, the new warning from the department of homeland security, the new report says this could lead to attacks against law enforcement and one commissioner has been targeted by hackers for supporting the use of teargas on protesters. they are honoring officers to change password and take other steps to protect their information.

>> reporter: vote of confidence for donald trump has reelection from an unlikely source. mitt romney says he thinks november will sway trump's way despite mainstream media polling citing joe biden far ahead. we are here to debate that, democratic strategists robert pillow and gop congressional candidate, thank you for being here, appreciate it. this is a quote i am confident that we will keep the majority in the senate and i have long predicted the president will be reelected. i continue to think that is the case. what do you think of that? >> i congratulate kim and other black republican women who got their party nomination as they head into the november election. i do think for mitt romney he is being a good soldier in what appears to be a tough battle

going into november. what we have seen from polling consistently, what was an aberration now seems to be a trend, joe biden leading from 7 percent-14 points in real clear politics polls. the right trick wrong trick numbers are underwater for this president. questions regarding disapproval and approval ratings he is underwater and this is rubbing off on senate races across the country, we are seeing close race is in place like georgia, places like south carolina, a dead heat with mitch mcconnell in kentucky, and to study the ship on the economic policies and race relations, it will be hard in november. >> you mentioned georgia and john ossoff. the latest poll shows joe biden had with 55% to donald trump with 41%. polls can change in a matter of

seconds but a lot of people are watching them. what do you make of the polls and what mitt romney had to say? >> mitt romney is correct, we will pull it in the senate, something we as republicans, donald trump will keep the white house. polls change quickly. here we are, with the covid-19 pandemic and reopening we will see the economy make a come back, the stock market is doing better these days, you have to remember 2016 it wasn't so much that everyone loved trump a lot of people hated the dnc pick, hillary clinton. you hear you have joe biden, a lot of people on the left, not happy with him being the candidate. we haven't seen the last of the scabs. we will see a debate between donald trump and biden and trump is good at thinking on his feet and he will do well there and at the trump rallies, that will be the ultimate test, to see how

much support he has at that time. >> let's talk about georgia and john oss o f. voting machines malfunctioned, provisional ballot shortages, you name it was really messy. specifically talking about him for a second, if you look at some fundraising numbers, the difference between 2017 and 2020 right now, what you are looking at is the primary here, 50.8 but the campaign fundraising is what i want to focus on and get your opinion because look at the difference from this year to 2017. in 2017 after the election a lot of people in hollywood were pumping money into various campaigns across the country, that being one of them. what do these numbers tell you that there such a disparity in those numbers? >> he's going to have the economic wherewithal to compete

with david perdue, to compete in the senate race going into the fall election. remember when he ran for congress a few years ago against karen handel he raised something like $30 million for a special election. it was a hard-fought primary. by having such a difficult primary process, they will pull around him and a competitive race going into the fall and on the other side of the democratic nomination process, georgia is no longer a reliably red state, 30% african-american, 10% latino, 5% asian american, 52% women's a democratically georgia is a purple state at least. . >> what do those fundraising numbers say to you? >> you can raise a ton of money in a special election but in

georgia stacy abrams has support from hollywood and the elites and was still not elected. when you look at it, you can see a lot of trouble with this mail in election and limited polling sites. with elections, gupta we got to open everything back up in november. it is hard to imagine how we have self driving cars and roads that deliver packages but still can't get the voting process right and this is something we have to figure out. every time we hear about voter suppression or votes being suppressed at all, it is a statement republicans can compete. a little had long-lived a lot of problems that nobody talks about because we are under 1-party rule with the democrats. i find it interesting. we need to go back to the way we use to vote and that should help in november, help people understand exactly are the voting process is correct into we have what we have at all times? >> thank you for joining us, we

appreciate it. todd: 39 minutes after they are. leaders and riders made their run on new york city. the nypd turning the tables on violent crooks. >> cancel culture taking no prisoners, cops and life pdas off the year. tony katz said the pc's session diverted attention from real problems in america, he joins us live. are you sick and tired of looking and feeling heavy?

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>> good morning, welcome back. ucla professor suspended after refusing us to that request to postpone a final exam over george ford's has to. he told the student it wasn't an option because the exam represented the entire course grade. he claims he's being used as a, quote, sacrificial lamb. >> i was used as a sacrifice when they were weighing the principle of equality of treatment for all students irrespective of color versus trying to placate the angry mob. it was easy for them. >> you cia placed klein on leave until it figures out how to move forward. a massachusetts college is apologizing for letting police officers use the bathroom. berklee college of music facing backlash for letting officers into the building during george

ford protests, the whole posting online they are deeply sorry adding, quote, allowing police officers into this space was in no way meant to undermine berkeley's support for black lives matter. todd: cancel culture taking aim at entertainment, media giant pulling programming amid nationwide calls for racial justice and police reform. you might recognize a few of them. >> try to get there as quick as we can go around the corner. >> we follow traffic laws, stop at red lights, use your hand signal, things like that. >> is like a field hand. >> fiddle dd. todd: is is going too far? radio talkshow host tony katz joining us live to weigh in. your reaction to the latest salvos by the cancel culture? >> i don't cry about cops being canceled.

it is a bigger conversation of is this the way to solve a problem in america? you don't solve a problem with less speech or less entertainment shows, you could argue you didn't like what the shows were highlighting. is putting a end to something the answer to the death of george floyd? the answer is no. why are we selective in what we cancel? the biggest example, did we watch nancy pelosi and chuck schumer take a knee in the capital while wearing mckenzie cloth? i hope i'm pronouncing it right. it shows you how few people knew what it was or what it signified yet here is nancy pelosi and chuck schumer donning this cloth that comes from ghana, they don't know what the colors mean or what the patterns mean and it

all has representation. i didn't know it was about making cultural appropriation great again but they were fine with it so we are picking and choosing things we cancel, celebrities we cancel and none of that will change laws, rules and regulations that ensure you don't have a knee on someone's next for 8 and a half minutes. >> trevor noah calling out nancy pelosi and crew, are you extras in coming to america 2? a funny joke, a pretty left leaning guy but to gone with the wind. take a listen to hattie mcdaniel when she won the oscar for gone with the wind and have some questions on the backside. >> i sincerely hope i shall always be a credit to my race and the motion picture industry. my heart is too fool to tell you just how i feel. todd: she wasn't even allowed to sit with her classmates at the award ceremony, needed a special favor to be called in to enter the hotel where the ceremony was

taking place. how far will cancel culture go before society says enough? >> that is up to the people who will gladly sit down for cancel culture, you have to stand up to these things, hbo saying we are not going to show gone with the wind is a great example. the story should not be gone with the wind is a way of propping up the antebellum south but rather look at what the story is, look at what the history of america is and how we have created a more perfect union. solving problems in american society regarding race or race relations are always the topics in front of us, topics of getting together and fighting, you don't fight by having less speech but by having more, you don't tell people you -- your history should not have happened, the race, but rather engaging in it. this is a terrible way to treat

had a mcdaniel and a bad decision from hbo and a decision we shouldn't be proud of as a free society. todd: thank you for your time and insight and we will be right back. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again!

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>> if you assault in new york city detective and there are no consequences from the criminal justice from, to pursue these cases civilly, it with the message to the criminal element that you are not going to get away with this. >> new york city detective union turning the tables on violent rioters who district peaceful protests suing those who injured more than 350 nypd officers. >> carley shimkus with the social media sound off.

>> this is important, thousands of people around this country have been arrested for writing many of them will face charges, the new york city detectives unionist opinion saying they are going to sue suspects in civil court, usually when you get arrested you go to clinical, not this time, the first lawsuit is filed against a 19-year-old suspect who police say injured a detective while resisting arrest. police are not popular in certain vocal corners of the internet but they still have their supporters, this twitter user says it is about time someone started to stand up to these people, jeff tweets do it, cops, you're nobody of stomach always for the police, danny timing and i hope the officers win big, critics say of a detective wants to suicide is an they are going to give passing of certain legal protections of their am i qualified immunity which is something some democrats are pushing for right now.

>> a pretty complicated legal situation. let's light it up for a moment. respect for the arby's bag online. >> this video going viral after a tick-tock username dustin bennett and his friends discover the bottom of the arby's bag can hold 25 pounds so they put it to the test and when bennett asked arby's why their bags are so strong arby's responded with the obvious, because we have the meat. this video has been viewed have 1 million times, people are loving it, one said what's five items that arby's equates to what he found? great question in this view versus doing things we notice when there are no sports so kudos to arby's. >> and they are very strong bags. >> this is one of my favorite

stories, two best friends, they want everything right now. >> there's a lot of division in this country but two best friends in upstate new york have a message everyone can get behind, benjamin smith and marcus ellis posted on their driveway with a sign that says black or white, relax and have a beer. that went viral and even got the attention of country superstar brad paisley. watch. >> i'm so thrilled to meet you face-to-face like this, so inspired by you and we thought we should deliver more beer than you could possibly drink. >> the best part is paisley bought them hundreds of dollars worth of beer so they can do that until the end of time.

there on twitter says love, not hate, friends and family are life's greatest blessing, and that shiny and saying the days made good friends, cold bear -- beer and voices of reason, god bless you. rob says this is the america i absolutely love so cheers to all involved in that story. >> i think they will be joining "fox and friends" later. coming up in the next hour of "fox and friends first" the far left ramping up pressure on cities to defund police. tom homan weighs in on the damage that would be done if democrats get their way. >> are you ready for this? major league baseball prepping a new offer to the players union. we've heard that before but commissioners guarantee giving fans a glimmer of hope when "fox and friends first" returns.

>> thursday june 11th we begin with a fox news alert, heartbreaking end to the 9-month search for the missing children of called mom lori o --vallow. >> the investigation underway as a judge holds chad davis on $1 million bail. >> the pain you feel when you watch something like this. it is on you to make sure his death is not in vain. >> the brother of george floyd urging congress to act during an emotional hearing on police reform. >> solutions on both sides of