todd: fox news alert, 10 rockets, a targeted attack on an iraqi or base. jillian: the latest attack in a series of recent strikes on american troops in the region. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. todd: breaking details coming in from iraq overnight. what have you learned? >> reporter: in the last few minutes getting a clearer idea, us troops are in the bull's-eye, in the last 3 weeks, we are getting mixed reports about casualties, and iranian connection is suspected was according to a tweet from the us military, indirect fire rockets targeted at outside air base, the coalition including us troops, 7:20 a.m. local time,

and they say iraqi security forces responded and investigated. according to early reports the rockets, grad type, truck launched, libya, you recall the base was the same one that was his last january by iranian rockets, the big attack, something like 150 american troops with brain concussions have to underscore, hitting the perimeter and waiting confirmation of any casualties in this attack. this speculation this could be iranian backed. and other serious the border.

and one us service manager in july of back-and-forth. and to top it off, confirmed into the region. but francis doesn't miss anything. >> >> the biden administration, a migrant surge of the crisis -- child migrants expected to cross this year. >> >> and all hands on deck. 160,$000 for fiscal year 2001,

drastically, and 45% is officials advise the administration is going to need 20,000 more beds to accommodate unaccompanied minors surging to the border. jen psaki still not calling a crisis. >> conveying is a challenge, we provided numbers about how serious that challenge is. we are approaching this humanely. >> president biden was asked about it. >> he is i did. >> marco rubio sounding the alarm. >> they are telling them there is a new president, let you come into the united states and stay there if you show up with a

child creating an incentive for children. >> reporter: out in california a human smuggling operation turns tragic. 13 dead, and suv bill for 7 carrying 25 allied with a big rig hauling gravel shortly after crossing the border. the driver of the big rig survived. in texas, 108 migrants released by border patrol tested positive for covid-19 since january 20 fifth according to a spokesman for the city of brownsville who told telemundo they are advising migrants for cdc guidelines and distance to retain them. if you follow the twitter other accounts that provide information about fugitives at large now locked in archives. the account since 2015, the account will no longer be

maintained under the new administration. the account to communicate with the public. todd: it is curious if not surprising. carley: senior advisor to donald trump, stephen miller, says the biden administration can only blame itself for the crisis at the border. >> in the midst of a crisis, the crisis is entirely self-inflicted, you played an interview with j johnson. over the ensuing two years we put into place a series of tools in mexico, asylum deals in central america that allowed us to share in the burden. asylum reform and public health measures which ended catch and release. all of those measures painstakingly implemented, the

border was under control, immigrants were safely and he merely returned home and the surge of minors, the surge of family had stopped. carley: earlier this week the head of homeland security blamed the trump administration for, quote, getting the immigration system. todd: texaco governor greg abbott lifting the mask mandate and allowing businesses to open at 100% capacity. carley: california's embattled governor slamming the reopening. >> reporter: a tale of two lockdowns, california staying close with strict rules in place and texas ending all restrictions including mask mandates that have been in place since last year. texas governor greg abbott saying it is time to get texas back to work. >> too many texans have been sidelined from employment opportunities. too many small business owners have struggled to pay their bills. this must end.

it is now time to open texas 100%. >> reporter: the move has gavin newsom slamming the rest to reopen in the lone star state. he retweeted this from the associated press calling the move reckless. president biden warning other red states that might take similar action. >> now is not the time to let up. asked the country to wear a mask for the first 100 days in office. now is not the time to let our guard down. people's lives are at stake. carley: states like mississippi and louisiana taking steps to end covid-19 lockdowns as the nationwide vaccine campaign continues and the president feels confident he will make good on his promise to get 1 million vaccines to americans in his first 100 days. the addition of a third vaccine with johnson & johnson get emergency approval for its

1-shot dose. >> we are on track to have enough vaccine supply for every adult in america by the end of may. >> to make that happen j and j teamed up with that usual rival mark, to manufactured vaccines at the cdc said to announce you can gather indoors without a mask. carley: thank you so much. todd: returning to capitol hill, they received intel warning of a militia plot to breach the capital. and part wire fencing taken down around the building. capitol hill police chief pittman will ask congress for more money to protect officers. jillian: michigan asking to remove offers food service contact after contaminated foods left some soldiers sick.

it comes in the report of metal shavings being found in the food. the representatives are calling -- the bipartisan letter saying in part it is completely unacceptable the men and women serving in washington dc are being hospitalized due to the food being provided. todd: dolly parton getting the moderncovid-19 vaccine she helped fund. parton saying a vaccine version of the song joey. ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ i'm baking of you please don't hesitate ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ carley: she's and making light of the pandemic, she is encouraging everyone to get vaccinated so life can go back

to normal. todd: dolly always striking the right notes. carley: several severe backlashes, a professor to quit his covid-19 research after his research shows it posed a low threat to kids. our next guest is no stranger to being censored, not reporting all research will hurt us in the end. he is next. plus this. todd: a touching moment when an airman makes a surprise school visit. ♪♪ look, liberty mutual customizes home insurance

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covid-19 research amid back lash on his study about schools. todd: despite sweeping keeping schools open he found a low incidence of severe covid-19 among schoolchildren and children of preschool age. carley: our next guest had his research censored. good morning. you had your senate testimony, you testified in front of the senate and that video the received 8 million views was removed from youtube. how do you feel about this man in sweden who said he's receiving death threats because his research showed that it is safe for kids to go back to school. >> a totally new development. this is data. this is science. we are reporting on scientific insights, data and interpretation of that data. never heard of it needing to be censored before and i find it damaging.

todd: the study shows low covid-19 threat to our kids would because for celebration. seems like we would be announcing this from the hilltops. why is it not? what is really going on here? >> it doesn't support some of the measures that others believe are necessary, they are seeking to suppress data that seems to counter their beliefs. it is a shame. we should look at all data and apply it as the data comes out. todd: i haven't been able to figure this out. why are they doing this? what is the ultimate end game? >> my best guess is they are

trying to prevent the spread of misinformation and while doing that they are suppressing new and good at breaking information. scientists on the front lines, on the ground are deeply involved in look at this data who come up with these discoveries and when you try to share that it gets censored because it didn't come from leading public health. it seems to be a 1-way street. never heard of that before. carley: if you get diagnosed with an illness you see more than one doctor because you want a second opinion. those who don't know, you spoke before the senate homeland security committee in december and that video received 8 million views on youtube. what did you say that youtube didn't want to hear? >> i spoke about our identification of a strong data signal showing that it had properties where it saved lives and prevents transmission and that is a true statement. the data keeps getting stronger, going around the world. since that testimony a number of them adopted international healthcare guidelines and most recently last month they adopted

it throughout the city, hospitals are emptying and death rates are plummeting. really positive information being blocked. it is unconscionable. todd: articles from mainstream media make it sound like anthrax which is shocking good. you did the survey, the study, here is google responding, we enforce our guidelines consistently regardless of speaker or political viewpoints in accordance with covid-19 misinformation policy we removed the two videos in question. when big tech said covid-19 misinformation synthetic catch all? doesn't fit their narrative? >> yes. if it is not approved by public health care authorities that they believe it to be true and one that information disseminated then it seemingly equals misinformation.

i find it really damaging and it is hurting our ability to solve this pandemic. new information is not being disseminated. carley: more information rather than less is always the answer. thank you for coming on. todd: we need folks like you to find yours, not just this but all things. >> we will solve this, don't worry. 18 after the hour. curbing cuomo's emergency powers, the embattled governor. carley: how doctor oz save the man's life. i don't know why you are laughing. ♪♪ 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.

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todd: andrew cuomo facing growing backlash after three women accused of sexual harassment. democratic state leaders say they agreed to strip cuomo of his emergency pandemic powers, success with democrats including julio salas are calling to impeach him and bill deblasio says resignation may be the governor's only option. >> if these allegations are true he cannot govern. you have to have trust from the people and if you can't maintain that trust you can't govern. todd: with a possible vacancy on the horizon, lisle and telling fox news he's actively exploring running for the governor's office. jillian: michigan's republicans calling for an investigation into governor gretchen witmer who is accused of paying

155,$000 in so-called hush money to the former health department director who resigned in january. michigan house oversight committee chairman joined us last hour. >> she needs to come clean, what they are trying to hide by trying to silence these department official. todd: the separation agreement required him to drop all claims against the state. he denies it was coach money. todd: president biden, near at hand and's nomination to leave the office of management and budget unravel. it was a bipartisan opposition. lawmakers point to history of disparaging comments against republicans, an issue that makes are unfit for the position. todd: 5 -- carley: doctor oz save the woman with a different the later at a

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carley: at least 10 rockets strike an airbase. todd: greg is joining us live overseas with what we know. >> reporter: every few minutes we get a few more details. the us base hit in iraq, the second time in a month us forces have been targeted in the region. the us is not confirming casualties or what kind of damage was created but iranian connection is expected. in an earlier tweet the us was her spokesman said fire rockets were targeting the outside airbase that hosts us and coalition troops. they say iraqi security forces are responding and investigating.

if our viewers room for the space is the same one that was hit by iranian rockets in january of 2020 and that time over 100 americans were injured. it seems much smaller iranian rockets from the location to the west of the base hitting the perimeter of the base. us not getting into specifics about casualties or damage. there is speculation this could be an iranian backed attack and it could be in response to the us airstrikes on the iraqi syria border at a militia base last week. last month. pope francis coming to the region starting friday, the report on any change in plans. todd: pete hegseth joins us now. is this anything but a test of the resolve of the biden administration?

>> reporter: it most certainly is. it is a huge sprawling base. it would not be surprising if only 10 rockets were launched from a pickup truck but this is a test of what response the biden administration -- it is all about iran. if reports are correct these are iranian backed militias operating in that area. they are testing how much they can get out of the biden administration is they go back to the deal because the sanctions crushed them through maximum pressure and the previous administration should willingness to killer top generals including general soleimani, a reality that probably isn't the case under the biden administration was one place where there are american troops is iraq and this is not surprising. no one is hurt.

we will see what the pentagon says about the casualty assessment but it appears missiles dropping in the desert is certainly the iranian sending signals right now. we have patriot missile batteries, no reports that it was shot down. >> we will keep an eye on that but iranian connection suspected. this will come as a surprise to some people because donald trump was criticized for a rise in tension with iran and many people thought that would go a under president biden but we are seeing this early on tit for tat with iran as well when he is trying to get back into the iran nuclear deal. how do you respond to this? >> reporter: the way to respond with the iranian regime is through strength, maximum pressure, we will never tolerate the targeting of americans and

never ever get a nuclear bomb. that was crystal-clear under the trump administration but because most of the biden administration is made for obama officials they are jumping straight to the table without preconditions. if we take office sanctions which sends all the wrong signals to a regime which became surrounded through the abraham accords and nations alongside israel, we are moving backwards but this will continue in that area. todd: breakfast with friends in north carolina, named after you. i got to ask about the shirt. other networks that i the leaguers like dartmouth are not supposed to talk to people in diners. please a claim why. >> reporter: that is true. i thought about bringing my diploma, but that didn't work for checked baggage. i went with old college t-shirt. the most important thing you need to know about me is i went

to princeton and harvard, they don't know things. they don't know about the first amendment or second amendment or tenth amendment, a lot of common sense wisdom including constitutional wisdom was unbelievable. we talk about politics of the day but also find out if those first principles matter or whether it is worth listening to people who don't have ivy league degrees. jillian: you will be talking to diners, eating food. how is the menu looking? >> reporter: i haven't looked at it but it's i will get ready for you guys first. todd: appreciate it.

extreme weather. carley: rising floodwaters in eastern kentucky following several days of powerful storms. mandatory evacuations underway over fears a dam could burst. todd: a boat used to save covid-19 vaccines, the health department was flooded. those vaccines were all safely recovered. carley: janice dean joins us on forecasting the weekend. >> janice: one more days of showers and thunderstorms, the ohio river valley and things dry out. we look at current temperatures, 30s and 20s on the map, tampa 74. past the 4 hours that is where we have moisture moving in towards the southeast, the carolinas toward virginia and things will start to dry out through the day today. we are looking at the west where things are active on the coast

to the mountains including the southwestern mountains where we could get several inches, maybe feet of snow is the next bloom of moisture moves in and things get active in parts of the northwest. a couple days of drying out in we will monitor the west. otherwise not too bad. watch the southeast. look at the central us, 44 in minneapolis, 53 in chicago. that is really nice for them this time of year. so enjoy. glad to bring sunny mild weather to the central us. todd: they deserve it. carley: a meteor is caught on camera lighting up the night sky over the united kingdom. todd: the ball of fire exploding, scientists believe it is likely a small piece of commodore asteroid. it could be something very tiny

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carley: the biden administration arguing migrants urge at the border is a challenge not a crisis.

the protection affecting 117,000 unaccompanied child migrants. when asked about the border president biden said this. >> anything about the border today? >> yes i did. >> what do you learn? >> a lot. >> is there a crisis at the border? todd: 108 migrants tested positive since january 20 fifth. >> brownsville texas city spokesman says they are advising migrants to follow cdc guidelines and socially distant. a former congressman joined us last hour saying the message from the biden administration is driving the migrant surge. >> projected a weakness at home and abroad and that is why you are seeing this surge. immigrants coming into this

caravan said who will take care of me? that won't happen under a strong resolute president who put america first. >> president biden stopped donald trump's border wall as well. todd: no social media accounts is what they are pushing for the new bill. carley: exclusive details on the measure. >> reporter: house republicans pushing to expand us sanctions law to block individual sanctions for terrorism from using social media platforms. i obtained a copy of andrew bharat legislation. undercurrent sanctions law the president does not have a authority to regulate or prohibit anything to do with the free flow of information but this would change that by giving the president authority to 4 social media company to deny their services to individuals or entities sanctioned for terrorism. the bill points to several examples including iran's

supreme leader, designated global terrorist by the treasury department but still maintains twitter and instagram accounts. this points to federal organizations and entities like hamas and hezbollah. social media count on twitter, facebook, instagram and youtube. a source told me twitter examine the issue closely with outside counsel and says twitter is in compliance with sanctions regulation. twitter, facebook and instagram declined to comment on the legislation and so did youtube which removed content posted by known terrorists, organizations and in the content that promotes terrorism from their platform. 43 members of the republican study committee signed on to cosponsor the bill. carley: microsoft says they are exploiting a software farthest your emails. a live report next. todd: what is coming up on "fox

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carley: microsoft uncover the hacking campaign about email software. todd: cheryl casone has a live report. >> reporter: state-sponsored chinese hackers targeting microsoft, the company says they use four previously detected vulnerabilities. attacks on microsoft's services in the spotlight, law firms call think things and defense contractors. >> office of management and budget still need to be the leader. >>, and they are joe manchin

coming out against her. there is no path forward. carley: the latest attack on the oil and gas industry. todd: if you live in california, a little more challenging, the city has banned construction of any new gas station, making any news stations, expanding or reconstructing stations. the first us city in the country to do this. they want drivers to buy electric cars. that is their way to force you to buy. carley: more charging stations, less gas stations. i rode in my first tesla this morning. i didn't know it was one but i had a suspicion because it was sleek and adorable. what kind of car am i in?

it was a tesla. >> reporter: they are pricey. that's my concern about californians. a lot of folks can't afford these fancy vehicles. what are you going to do? carley: thank you so much. nba legend shaquille o'neal dunked on the latest year of basketball players. >> putting pops. todd: shack responding to backlash after saying, quote, mitchell doesn't have what it takes to get to the next level. shack said he was dishing out the same constructive criticism he received earlier in his career. >> if somebody said that to me -- todd: i know it will upset aaron, producer, kylie irving, i'm not going to play for month and my generation, michael

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todd: we are back with fox news alert. rockets housed in u.s. air base following biden administration's strike on syria. carley: armed services committee member south dakota senator brown, good morning to you, sir. we are getting word that iran is possibly responsible. where does this lead us as president biden tries to renegotiate the iran nuclear deal? >> still dangerous part of the world. they are there for a purpose. in this particular case we are assuming it's probably militia that did it but militia that are backed by iran. we don't know for sure. it's early in the process but, nonetheless, iran is the problem child in the region. they continue to try to manipulate and influence activity in iraq but we have men and women in harm's way and we

should never forget that we owe them the appropriate funding and tools and so forth to make sure that they can be as safe as possible. todd: here at home, senator, are expected to taking 1.9 trillion covid relief deal. schumer is saying he has the votes, do they? >> they probably do. it only takes -- in the senate we are divided 50-50. the vice president will break the tie. they will keep the people in line for the vote. every single vote counts. it hurt when we lost the united states senate in georgia. if we had retained one we wouldn't be spending $1.9 trillions. our focus is winning 2022 and we

suggested if that if they wanted to work at republicans, we would start at $600 for additional relief included extended unemployment benefits, more for vaccines and testing. we were all basically in agreement with that but in this particular case the democrats want to do something that would provide them with a slush fund for the next 4 to 5 years. this is not a good way to do business. todd: manchin and sinema are on board with this? >> they will work in the areas, when they are all said and done, they will vote with the other democrats on a final package. carley: mitch mcconnell called covid relief bill a bonanza of

spending. all the things that conservatives have been criticizing about the house bill? >> what's restricting the democrats in the senate is we have the byrd rule, you get one bill per year normally, normally one bill per appropriation cycle with 50 votes, 51 votes actually. but you can't do a lot of policy stuff, you have to do things that basically direct tax and spend activities. it's a complicated version. certain items you can't do. you can't earmark such as what they tried to do with speaker pelosi in her tunnel in california. those activities will not fly in the byrd rule. minimum wage was taken out because it does not impact our budget. items like that that the house stuck in there, make it more difficult for senate democrats

to get something done. it'll slow the process down but it won't kill the project. they'll be able to spend $1.9 trillion, it's a matter about how they go about directing the funds to be spent over the next ten years. >> $140 million for covid relief bill, here is nancy pelosi's response, republicans misled and it is unclear how republicans will justify the opposition to the american rescue plan which has strong bipartisan support among the public. 45 seconds on this last answer, senator, was this all part of pelosi's strong? senator: i don't think so. this was a case where they were going to try to get in as much stuff and in this particular case it did not work. i don't think they quite understand all of the technicalities found within the byrd rule but they will do their best to please as many folks in the far left as they could. they had to make promises to

people over there. not all democrats voted for it. there was more of a bipartisan vote against it in the house than what there was for it in the house. in the senate, i think it's down along party lines. very unfortunate, very unfortunate. carley: senator, thank you so much for waking up early for us. appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. carley: we have to show you this, an eighth grader reunite with airman brother during surprise in kentucky middle school. watch. >> oh, my god. >> did you think you were in trouble? [laughter] carley: did you think you were in trouble? most usually do when they get called in.

todd: bursting into tears after seeing his brother matthew for the first time in over a year. carley: that is so cool. make sure you download the fox news app, open the camera and scan the qr code on your screen. todd: never miss a minute of "fox & friends first". "fox & friends" now. ♪ ♪ ♪ the rockets striking air-led housing in iraq. >> iranian made. >> yes, i did. >> what did you learn? >> a lot. >> you're in the midst of crisis and the crisis is self-inflicted. >> liberals falling meltdown after texas greg abbott announced the end of statewide mandate. >> it is now time to open texas 100%. >> new york democrats reach a deal to strip cuomo of emergency powers. >> some say this is not enough.