daughter in the meantime and says as long as he is family he is happy. thank you to the group that stepped up. a special and wonderful man. most watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. i am shannon bream. todd: so much for unity, president biden welcoming democratic senators to the oval office calling it their home, democrats take a major step towards passing relief without republican support. jillian: students and parents. >> reporter: safe reopening of schools, vaccination of teachers. jillian: one city is suing its own school district to get kids back in class was alive report.

todd: a behind-the-scenes look as air force bomber pilots gear up for a special flyover during the super bowl. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪♪ todd: go on youtube - jillian: it is hilarious. todd: you looked at me like that is exciting. i have been doing it. jillian: so exciting. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. todd: house democrats approve a budget resolution paving the way to congress to pass covid-19 relief bill. jillian: griff jenkins has the plan. >> reporter: good morning, democrats going forward with

this go it alone strategy, the house approve the budget resolution on the $2 trillion covid-19 plan. later today leaders are anything but on the same page. >> we are going to work together with this president. we are united or big bold package working with our republican friends. >> the president talks about unity but his white house staff and congressional leadership are working from a different playbook. >> reporter: this as the president offers support for 1-party rule. >> this is your new home, for a while anyway. by the brace of god it will be longer than four years. >> in the senate democrats cannot afford to lose a single vote. domainchin isn't a sure thing. >> i want to be bipartisan. if they think that we are going to throw caution to the wind and

shove it down people's throat that is not going to happen. >> reporter: house republicans meeting behind closed doors to determine the fate of liz cheney's leadership role under fire from some of the parties who voted to impeach and whether to strip marjorie taylor green's committee assignment for incendiary comments questioning the school shootings and violence towards members of congress and while the rift exists cheney survived the challenge a 145-61 vote. >> we really did have a terrific vote tonight making clear we are not going to be divided and not going to be in a situation where people can pick off any member of leadership. >> is for greene, kevin mccarthy met with her privately then emerged publicly condemning her past rhetoric, accusing democrats of a power grab. democrats plan a vote today over stripping green's assignments which will force gop members on record supporting rebuking

green. todd: republicans say they turned the corner on that fisher in the party, we will see. thank you. jillian: we know the name of the gunman in the deadly fbi shooting. authorities say david lee hubert opened fire on five agents when serving a search warrant at his south florida home. he was suspected of storing child pornography on his computer, he did not have a prior criminal record. special agents laura schwartzinburger and a 11 died in the shooting, 3 agents were hurt. a few i director christopher revisited the crimes yesterday and met privately with the following agents family. >> brian sicknick on it by loved ones, brothers and sisters in blue and lawmakers during ceremony in the capitol rotunda where his remains lie and state. sicknick died in the capital right, chuck schumer paying his respects. >> his family was made to pay a

high price for his devoted service in the capital, was a senseless tragedy. one that we are still grappling with. >> hundreds of police officers line the streets from the capital billing to arlington national cemetery where sicknick will be laid to rest. fox news contributor trey gowda giving an offer a certain -- a powerful tribute to the agents. >> i watch the ceremony for capital police officer ryan sicknick i was reminded again of the sacred trust that exists between police and us. we give the police awesome powers and have high expectations for the police and they have the right to expect certain things from us too. there are hard jobs in our country but i can't imagine anything larger than being a police officer. the hours are long, the pay is not good, there are physical dangers. my hope is we can all do a better job appreciating cops and

the job they do. we should have high expectations of them but they should have high expectations of us too. and one of those expectations is to simply say thank you. while they are still able to hear us. so to every law enforcement officer in the country who can still hear us, thank you for your service. todd: officer sicknick lighting honor at the capital, not in state. 6 law enforcement officials have been killed in the line of duty so far this year. new guidance from the cdc could speed up the process of getting kids back in the classroom nationwide. todd: schools can reopen without vaccinating teachers. >> the fbi director made this

comments is the biden administration faces pressure. >> there's increasing evidence that schools can reopen, and does not suggest teachers need to be vaccinated in order to reopen. >> white house press secretary jen psaki attempted to walk back the remarks saying it was not, quote, official guidance from the cdc, san francisco is suing its own school district over there plan to reopen schools. >> the plan prepared and adopted by the board of education is empty rhetoric were 54,000 san francisco schoolchildren suffer, they are being turned into zoombes, enough is enough, getting back in school needs to be the only priority.

shannon: this is the first lawsuit of its kind in california and possibly the entire country. in chicago there is no official deal to get kids in classrooms but there is a movement, the teachers union struck a tentative deal to vaccinate 1500 union members a week, students are still virtually learning. mitch mcconnell made an impassioned plea on the senate floor to get kids back in school. >> kids, parents and a lot of teachers have given online learning there all. we will be deluding ourselves if we continue to accept this pale shadow of proper schooling, states and districts have got to follow the science and get american education back on track. >> one state senate is trying to make that happen, the virginia senate passing a bill requiring every local school to make in person and remote learning an option to students and coming up later at 5 am, talking to

parents on the fight to get children back in the classroom. shannon: fox news's mark levin says joe biden and democrats are not working for students kept out of school for your claiming they are more concerned with union donors. >> biden and his party are bought and paid for by the teachers unions, that is why the number one civil rights issue donald trump was pushing, school choice. they can't get out, they are stuck. so he bought and paid for as the democrat party is by the teachers unions and they choose them over your kids, america. biden and his party are using covid-19 to give hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars to blue states, blue cities, special interests, their constituent groups having nothing to do with the pandemic. >> mckinsey study from december

found students on average could lose 5 to nine months of learning by the end of the school year. >> an urgent manhunt underway after a police officer was shot in texas, the sheriff amazing photos of the wanted suspects, their they are right there. police sergeant joseph holden was shot point blank when responding to a suspicious person's call. the suspect kept shooting as he ran for cover. is fighting for his life right now in the hospital. the department says he is in critical condition. >> new york city in court orders the state to release data on nursing home does, the court ruling governor cuomo has 5 days to respond to a freedom of information request following a lawsuit demanding the data be released. meanwhile new york republicans are asking the doj to subpoena cuomo over his handling of covid-19 nursing homes. >> i warned you about this yesterday. listen to this. the barber for the kansas city chiefs received his positive covid-19 test results in the

middle america of the players was he is been recording he was in the chair when the barber got the results, kills a gore tested negative it is cleared to play super bowl sunday but 20 players and staff, including patrick mahon's, the wonder if they win the super bowl will be the one that wins it, they were in line for a haircut when the barber got a result, certainly a situation that warrants monitoring. >> ground crew prepped the field, air force bomber pilots europe for a special trifecta super bowl flyover, despite not getting to watch the game the pilot say they are in it for the fans. >> i hope everybody sees this is the best air force in the world and feel that tried to be an american. >> for the first time three different bombers, strata fortress and spirit stealth

bomber will war over raymond james stadium just before kickoff. >> have you ever done a flyover? do you want to? they are awesome. i moved into it but that is what we do. if you can, do it. it is awesome. shannon: still ahead. in your full of lemon star eagles quarterback jaybeen harassed shows that you can still make lemonade. is big play for a charity fighting childhood cancer. >> a classic example of rules for thosee and not for me. >> the only choice for somebody like me, the time it takes me to sail across the ocean, i have to fly to meet with people and get things done. >> somebody like me. biden's climate the accepting an environmental award. good song choice.

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>> it is the only choice for somebody like me, the time it takes me to get somewhere. i can sail across the ocean. i'm working to win the battle of climate change. i'm not going to be put on the defensive. jillian: john kerry defending his use of a private plane when asked if that was the most climate friendly way to travel to iceland to accept an environmental award in 2019. >> you to read to react mark morano. a pleasure to have you on these climate issues. what does john kerry mean when he says, quote, someone like me in defending his private jet travel? >> what he simply means, he is the chosen one. he doesn't have to follow the rules which are being imposed on the rest of us.

his work is so important that he has to be exempt from the regulations. we've seen this time and time again in the climate movement. leonardo dicaprio's actual quote was he's willing to fly around the world to do what is right to fight global warming. that is what -- if you look at the video of his speech he said i have, quote, suffered from too many airplanes, he's bragging about flying too many times what he has to for the good of the planet. jillian:'s carbon footprint, 80 tons of emissions for trip from dc to iceland, 4.4 times the omissions of a commercial jet for the same trip. here is a tweet from senator bill cassidy, quote, i am not sure flying across the world on a private jet while simultaneously trying to put the workers who supply your fuel out of a job is a winning strategy

as climates are. how are people who are out of jobs supposed to feel about this. >> we can joke all we want about this but the cool thing is the biden administration led by climate envoy john kerry, at minimum for starters, 20,000 workers related to the keystone pipeline, related to the bands on federal land and other things that joe biden has done, not going to affect john kerry one bit. john kerry said they do solar technician and wind technician. that is an abstract theory years down the road. what are these people going to do next week, next month, the rest of this year, next year. there is no word for that, this is where john kerry when he ran for president was asked how many homes he owns, he couldn't recall the actual number of phones they actually own.

in his world this, the me cake or in this case let them join the unemployment line. >> i can remember the number of homes i owned. it was kind of one. joe biden killing the keystone xl pipeline by executive order and along with thousands of jobs all for climate change but 30 seconds on this answer is you look at where the keystone pipeline was supposed to go, the communities that would be impacted by this does scrap the pipeline really help the environment? you say it might backfire in the end. why? >> it does. there are multiple environmental reviews by the obama administration is showing no harm to the environment and the climate. the oil has been drilled, the carbon footprint has already been done so the oil will come through other means if it doesn't come to the pipeline. to have people afraid of the pipeline makes no sense.

all it will do is hurt us economically, do nothing environmentally but actually heard foreign-policy wise. it will be harder and harder to get oil, the chill on this sent out so it will affect -- we will lie more on middle east and other sources of oil in the end with all of this restriction. shannon: the politically incorrect guide to climate change, mark morano. have a good day. jillian: local businesses already counting a win for their bottom line. one owner joins us next. >> taxpayers on the hook for mountain of the bill, towering price tag next. ♪♪ ♪♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪♪ ain't no mountain low enough ♪♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪♪ that means expensing nothing but pizza. your expenses look good, and your books are set for the month! ...going up against this guy... and pitching your idea 100 times. no, no, no!

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shannon: afford food truck owner through the hill marion turns to super bowl to keep her business. heavenly puffs is one of dozens getting a bit from the beginning. hamlin joins me with her uplifting message to others hit hard by this pandemic, thanks for being here. >> how are you this early morning. >> i hope you are as well. i want to start with your story which is fastening. take us back a year ago when the pandemic happened and businesses were closing at the end of last spring into the summer, your travel agency closed, you decided you were going to reconfigure what you were doing with your weekend job. >> let's rephrase that, the travel agency is still going. it never closed after 130 years but nothing was happening, nobody was traveling and nobody is still traveling but it is definitely still around.

but we had a food truck on the side for the last couple years during weekend gigs and that is what we were doing and it was a fun job, whatever time we had available and then it became our mandatory business, first. it event stop. someone told me you can create the food industry, restaurants, supermarkets, the only one in the world creating this frozen. i said okay, i have nothing else but time so that is what i did. i reinvented myself with the food truck, took 3 weeks to encompass products no one in the world as. the oldest dessert on the planet. shannon: book salacious. 8000 of these are delivered to the super bowl this weekend, the

super bowl experience if we can. you are one of a number of businesses, tell me how this happened. >> there was such a demand for restaurants and markets that we need to grow, can't work out of the food truck so find catering was also hurting in business and got my manufacturing license and that is how you can get into the super bowl experience of the super bowl. both women and here we are rocking it is women. shannon: i love that so this is very uplifting because a lot of business owners have struggled throughout the last year. tell me your advice to other small business owners out there who might be looking at this thinking this is amazing that she was able to do something so incredible during this time. >> first of all you've got to not be afraid of anything, there's nothing to be afraid of to venture out, the third thing

is don't follow others, create. doesn't cost that much money, think about what you are doing already and how you can put a twist on it and there is a demand. everyone wants comfort food now. >> i love it so when everything reopens fully again and life gets back to normal and people are traveling as they were before not only are you going to have the travel agency but this which is a blossoming business. thank you for doing this. it is so inspiring. >> send us some of those heavenly puffs care of jillian and todd. i love it, thanks so much. parents demanding return to the classroom now backed by the cdc. >> safe reopening of schools, vaccination of teachers is not a prerequisite. >> one parent leading the fight says union directing purely out of self-interest. he joins us next.

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>> nikki haley is accusing the administration of softening the stance on iran. >> an iranian diplomat over a bomb plot. >> we have received that verdict. attempting to carry out the terror attack in europe and using his diplomatic immunity to avoid prosecution. he was the third counselor at the iranian embassy in the in a, working with iranian intelligence. he is currently held in a prison and threatened to respond if found guilty. he was caught red-handed in 2018 having carried a bomb onto a

commercial flight from iran to vienna. it was hidden in a diplomatic bag that could not be searched. he handed it to an iranian in belgium who up were posing as refugees to launch the attack. the target of the terror attack was in iranian opposition rally in paris where 100,000 gathered including rudy giuliani, governor bill richardson, newt gingrich, the worst terror attack in european history, a foreign intelligence service -- he faces 20 years in prison. the spotlight after launching a liquid fueled rocket this week to satellites that experts say is a testament on ballistic missiles and they continue to further their iranian enrichment. the bottom line is the biden administers in, many are afraid it is reaching out to rejoin the jcp oa no substantial damages but i can tell you as an aside, the event targeted in paris, the damage would have been huge.

of the verdict handed down to an iranian diplomat guilty of launching terror offensives in europe. todd: three idaho national guard members killed in a helicopter crash, the pilots were on a routine trading mission when the chopper went down your boise. the cause is unknown. the national guard says snowy conditions and heavy fog hampered that flight but no distress signal was sent out digital comes a few weeks after three guard members were killed in helicopter crash in rochester, new york. jillian: 10,000 kim jong un protests were border agents were reportedly testing migrant families being released into the us after president biden re-implemented the obama era catch and release policy, a state senator saying the tests were sent after the mccallum mayor reached out over the growing number of migrants being dropped off at the city's downtown bus station.

he says those who test positive are being sent to nearby hotels to quarantine. former aspen cbd commissioner mark morgan says it is simple, president biden's stance on immigration makes americans less safe. >> this all armed during the entire biden campaign that if he did what he promised he was going to do we would see a crisis that would make 2019 pale in comparison and that is what we are seeing, with the stroke of a pen a couple hours after biden took office he made our borders less secure, country less safe and endangered men and women on the front lines of the border trying to protect our country. we are in a new era where the united states now is absolutely encouraging and incentivizing and facilitating migrants to enter the border illegally. it is unbelievable. >> president biden stopped all work on the border wall.

>> the cdc siding with student saying it is safe to get them back into the classroom. take a listen. >> safe reopening of schools, the vaccination of teachers is not a prerequisite. >> montclair new jersey, one of several districts at odds with teachers union, the superintendent suing the union for refusing to return. a member of montclair, families advocating for in person learning has been at the forefront of this debate and joined me live. thanks for being here. despite the latest guidance from the cdc why are your kids still not back in class? >> thanks for having us. as you point out the cdc continues, overwhelming data and science which supports safe and successful reopening across the country, that overwhelmingly the evidence is in support of opening the schools in person learning.

unfortunately the teachers union in our district is still very much at odds with the board, and unsuccessful negotiation for the last weeks, no resolution yet and legal action being pursued. >> here's what the union says in response, quote, the superintendent fails to take into consideration the organizational needs of students, staff and parents which we have been sucker punched by district that cries wolf when there are mounds of proof of the district have negligence in preparing buildings for students. what are these mounds of proof the union mentions? >> i think the union's argument and across the country becomes more disingenuous by the day. our district has an acted

significant amounts of short-term remediation to buildings, purchased safety women, air purifiers, all of the required elements to meet the same guidelines to safely reopen, that information is public information communicated by the board, to the community including the teachers union, they continue to refute that or indicate it doesn't meet their satisfaction which is unfortunate because it meets the state requirements. there is in order to reopen and the teachers won't comply with that so it becomes breach of contract issue and the indication that it is a tool to be used to take the next step. >> what i don't understand not just in your situation but across the country is the random inconsistency among districts. twice montclair different from the town i grew up in, verona,

new jersey which is open? i know montclair is a little bigger, i get that but why is verona open, montclair not open, the air is the same, the same covid-19 situation. >> we don't and that is why we are frustrated as parents. what it indicates, the behavior of the board, is less about safety and students. a contract renewal in the next several months. it was about power and money and probably a narrative that is happening all over the country,

chester springs, pennsylvania atlanta, georgia, chicago, illinois, these are big problems, systemic problems with unions and in particular the teachers union we see manifesting themselves. >> i come from a line of teachers, the union is strong, just worried they will play defense between now and june but we will see. appreciate it. jillian: take a look at this. a robbery suspect leading offices on a wild chase swinging from power lines like tarzan in downtown phoenix after a man called police, stealing his current gun point. look at this. the suspect eventually slid down power lines where police shot him with rubber bullets and arrested him. usa today:use white privilege is the reason tom brady has gotten a pastor being a trump

supported. the tampa bay bucs quarterback accused of being happy to talk politics until he wasn't, she cites a make america great again hat, and previous comments he made about his former friend, donald trump. media columnist for the hill joe concha will be here to react to that. philadelphia eagles cornerback giving life-changing gifts to a little boy battling cancer. first met up with the 7-year-old eric and his family, the signal column also dipped into his own wallets to help. >> it touched me. >> kurtz learned eric lived in a veteran trailer with his parents and four younger siblings. the work he donated, 30,$000 to help the family to buy a new home. >> i was a little jealous when

you got him. he's a great player and seems like he is a great guy, >> the white house press secretary trying to clarify these comments that landed her in a bit of hot water. >> wow, space force, it is the plane of today. >> how jen psaki is trying to steer yourself out of that one next.

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the biden administration's fool support and will not be limited. todd: a tweet that resurfaced that some are calling homophobic, referred to senator lindsey graham as lady g in a tweet that sally it was set to testify before the senate judiciary committee. jen psaki has not commented on the post which appears to be on her account. responding in a statement saying it is more about her than about senator graham. senator rand paul pressing president biden's pick to lead the board of education asking miguel cardona if he believes transgender athletes should play according to gender identity. president biden has come out in support of it signing an executive order calling for equal transgender participation in school sports. it is an issue that threatens women's sports. >> the top 20% of boys running

and track meets, all the controls in the state, completely destroy girls athletics, the girls are being pushed out. >> cardona only said he believes in every student absurd to participate. cardona from connecticut which has been on the forefront of the transgender controversy. todd: a high school track star who lost a spot in the finals to two biological males and an attorney spoke to tucker carlson last night about the frustration and how difficult it is to speak about it. >> there a biological difference between a man and female's body and that is why sports of always been segregated and that is why it should continue to be segregated to protect women and give them a fair chance. the retaliation, the death threats, the name-calling that occurs and what this is about is whether feelings and claims can trump reality. it is about the benefits of sports to women, it is about a lot more than that too. we are seeing not only women and girls suffer as a result of this

ideology but millions of students, faculty members and healthcare providers are being bullied into silence over this issue. todd: president biden signed the executive order on his first day in office. >> governor andrew cuomo's handmade mountain prop cost twice the amount officials previously stated. 's office been $414 on a spray-painted piece of foam, cuomo using it as a metaphor for the uphill battle against covid-19. >> come on. >> college student who made big bucks selling game stock shares going viral for selfless act of generosity. >> them young man -- he joined us next.

todd: people calling our next guest the real robin hood of the game stop stock surge. >> he used the cash to buy gimmicky equipment for six kids whose mechanical engineering student at cornell university hunter todd. we are loving having you on this morning. >> this is exciting. shannon: you ended up cashing out 30,$000 which is just incredible for someone your age. that is amazing. you started investing at 18 years old. tell me all about that and why game stop. >> i started investing when i was 18 years old. my goal was to get a 90s corvette for my crush. i never got the court that but

it set me down the path i'm on today and started investing in game stop when i first got in mid-january right after a citroen race, prominent shortselling tweeted out it was well over and i wanted to join the movement that helped prove us little guys know what we are doing. >> before we get to the charity aspect of it what to this game stop saga teach you. what lessons did you take away, should we all take away from what captivated the nation last week. >> it says it has been very eye-opening, how the market is tilted toward the guys with money already. robin hood shutting down the ability to buy really just played into bigger people's

hands, many connected around people taking money from people, also want to say the power of the retail trader has been highlighted. jillian: your incredible. also incredible for donating games to sick kids through this money that you ended up cashing out, tell me why you did that. >> there's been this pr battle with big names in wall street and we have been criticizing them and it is like a transfer of power, money going from one side to the other. it would be pretty hypocritical and meaningless if retail traders didn't use their money so i just wanted to do my part and show i think we are the good guys here. todd: you chose video games for children's hospital. why the hospital, why video games? >> i wanted my donation to be game stock purchase. and infinite money glitch in real life and away. i chose children's minnesota

hospital because luckily i haven't been affected by it but a lot of people in my community no family members or themselves have had ties to children's minnesota. an important hospital for my community. jillian: what happened with the crush come you didn't get the corvette, did you get a date or anything? >> i just ended up going to college before i got money, before i could afford a 90s corvette. with the game stop crash, because robin hood closed off the ability to buy and a couple other brokers, now that the limits have been removed i think this is when we will see what is really behind retail traders and the real show will begin now. >> the first time. >> i bet the crush is going to come calling you.

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