>> friday may 7, 100 people dead after semitruck when police stumbleupon a suspected human smuggling operation. live report on the chaos from the border. jillian: 400,$000 for toilets. cranberry research station, two pet projects lawmakers want you to pay for his earmarks return to congress. todd: got to research a cranberry, national prayer day preparation sparking backlash

over difficult proportions. "fox and friends first" friday continues right now. ♪♪ todd: the last two weeks off the chain when it comes to 80s hard rock going into the show. jillian: i was expecting a song because we talked -- todd: nothing gets you riled up like cranberries. who is trying to rock? jillian: i was thinking of that. good morning. todd: glad we are talking. jillian: i don't even know it. good morning. you are watching "fox and

friends first" on friday morning. todd: i am todd piro. alejandra mayorkas will join the migrant facility in donna, texas. jillian: we are learning new numbers how many children are in hhs custody. >> reporter: a lot of them, good morning. the fourth visit to the border. unlike last month extra to el paso, they are holding a press conference at the donna facility is the secretary says the goal is family reunification. >> we are focused on reuniting the families. that is the justice we are focused on achieving right now. >> reporter: this after the administration released pictures of that donna processing facility, some are calling it misleading. if you look at our fox drone footage of the same area, you

are looking at five new additional tents that have to be stood up. it is unclear if cameras will be allowed in today and that is why dan patrick says we are not getting the whole story. >> the biden administration is concealing all information from the border, all information. you cannot get information at the state level. >> reporter: information we are getting, dhs yesterday, 1848 kids currently in hhs care shelters and sources in the rgb sector say they are seeing a 450% increase of unaccompanied children compared to fiscal year 2020 as the ap reports the cost of having so many children across the country upwards of $3 billion but still white house

press secretary jen psaki won't call in a crisis and questioned public outrage over the border. >> what percentage of the public is focused on the border? a much smaller percentage than is focused on the pandemic and the economy. that may be fascinating but that is what we try to do. >> reporter: more than 2 dozen people recovered after a suspicious big rig was stopped by police on interstate 10 outside san antonio. we might hear from vice president harris today, she's holding the second virtual -- there will be a full spread and if she has anything to say. jillian: thank you for the update. todd: sarah carter got a glimpse from the sky of the drug problem is cartels expand the growing operation. >> can't begin to tell you how stunning it was when i was in a helicopter with congressman garcia and the detectives looking at miles and miles of

sophisticated illegal growth worth tens of millions of dollars, the one you saw in the video, big warehouse, 20,000 plants in there, that one warehouse alone, $30 million and that, is extremely more brazen, they are not afraid to hide it because they don't feel they will ever be held accountable for it and they will sell their products. across the united states according to law enforcement removing millions of dollars if not billions overseas and we don't know where that is going. will: carter spoke with the la county sheriff becoming, quote, the wild west. >> a $4 trillion spending spree tap on extra expenses for their own projects. todd: ashley strohmeyer look at how your tax dollars will be spent. >> the president is trying to convince congress and voters his

$2.3 trillion jobs plan and the $1.2 trillion family plan is bipartisan and call the, quote, choice between helping the rich and working families. >> when i think about the threats of hurricanes and global warming and the poor condition of our economy as relates particularly to infrastructure i think of jobs, jobs, jobs. >> the president says he's open to hear both sides but republicans claim the giant spending plan isn't just about infrastructure? one democratic rep said she's in support of the jeff bezoses of the world paying their fair share. we can't create the unintended outcome of moving family farms. >> we could add something for energy and more reasonable bill that would be less than 50% of what you are spending. jillian: mitch mcconnell says

he's hoping for some sort of compromise and to meet in the middle. the plan made more expensive saying earmarks, something nancy pelosi phrases. >> for the good of the community. we encourage people to have as much community support for a project as possible. i am proud of it. jillian: the controversial earmarks include 400,$000 for toilets on a hiking trail, 6.4 million for a gandhi museum, 400,$000 for cranberry research station and just shy of $1 million for string lights and lampposts. back in 2011 house republicans and earmarks after scandals but back in march the house majority voting for 300 lawmakers have submitted proposals for those earmarks.

jillian: the colorado man accused of killing his wife makes his first court appearance, reportedly became emotional, the judge denied him bail but granted contact with his daughters win behind bars. when he was arrested nearly one year after his wife disappeared. police do not believe she is alive. her body is not been found. he is charged with murder in her disappearance. todd: a situation in minnesota, video showing 5 hostages being freed from the wells fargo in st. cloud. they cheered when the suspect was finally arrested after 8 hours of negotiations. >> walking out. todd: police say raymond held up the bank because he was mad about the transaction, he had an extensive criminal history it was even due in court over a violent offense the same day as that attempted robbery.

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article. my feelings were a little bit hurt. and of course the article was peppered with economic and platitudes, this is the world in which i live. i talked to hundreds of workers, current and ex-workers, restaurant owners, management, you name it. we know what is happening. there is no single factor per se. it is a confluence of factors leading to the labor force situation. unemployment insurance is a common denominator. i got to say number one a lot of restaurant workers are weary about the future. look in the past things were open and closed and now here we are going into a time we potentially reached a certain level of herd immunity with the vaccines but still hearing maybe you will be able to have a cheeseburger by the fourth of july. a lot of restaurant workers say i'm not going to back my job if we are going to be shut down again, look at oregon and washington shutdown again last week. they say i will wait this out

and see if the government screws it up. a lot of people couldn't get unemployment benefits during the shutdown in california and are afraid of losing them again. jillian: the article you were not contacted for, this quote reads the owner of the flatfish restaurant franchise took to twitter last week to declare there are no employees available in california. the top reason the article states they are making enough on unemployment and would rather not work according to you. the article goes on to say the chief economist at the afl-cio labor federation said it is, quote, self-evident that millions of people are trying to find work, just because an employer hasn't found them yet at the wages the employer is willing to pay doesn't mean the workers aren't out there. i will tell you i myself have interviewed restaurant owners even the last few weeks little in the last few months to have said the same thing you are saying, but i cannot find people to work for me. i'm willing to pay people $15 an

hour, in your case $21 an hour, but you are not the only one i am hearing this from. >> i do think there's a certain level of wage inflation that might kick in because supply and demand are playing around with each other and we went 16 to 20 in our 4 step benefits and bonuses and we bunted up 20 to 25. we are not getting that many more applicants. i am now because i have become the lightning rod on this but what other restaurant owners are telling me is that. there are people saying childcare is an issue, schools are closed. that is a big problem because people have to stay home and take care of their kids. if they pay for childcare or a babysitter there are a lot of factors leading to this but all of them involve the government. todd: many on the left say we would be rising if your unemployment claim was correct. what is your response to that?

you mentioned $21 an hour, seems like wages are rising to an extent. >> wages are rising certainly. i don't know how long that will last. we have always paid 50 to 75% above minimum wage to begin with. i get bullied across all social sites saying pay your workers more but that is not the point of any of what is happening right now and the conversation to have, not denying that but certainly in conjunction with the labor shortage issue. jillian: thank you for joining us this morning and keep us updated on the situation, have a good day. todd: 16 minutes after the hour. violence in chicago on the rise at an alarming pace. >> all these programs are fine but what are we doing?

jillian: what needs to change? mark jones went to the windy city for the answers next.

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to chicago has seen 187, side, 1000 people shot so far this year. jillian: a significant increase from this time last year. lawrence jones went to the windy city for the people who live, work and raise their children there. i'm sure there's a lot to say. >> reporter: heartbreaking story, one of the areas hit hardest by this violence is the fifteenth ward, democrat alderman is there, gave me a tour of the area where got to talk to those most impacted by this violence, take a look.

>> what is so easy to get in these communities are destroying our communities. we have 997 shootings in the last 5 months. we have had 6 kids under the age of 10 years old, that shouldn't be. >> some of my kids have gotten killed was one of the was one of my eighth graders, he was shot two weeks after he graduated. >> does a died right here. 14-year-old shots. when you know these things we know his name and their families and struggles, not a headline but the real minds being slaughtered on the streets of chicago.

>> is leadership enough to solve this problem? >> i don't think so. the da. >> what are we doing to help the people? too busy playing politics. >> you get caught with a gun, within hours. >> what you are doing out there. should multiple gun charges shooting again. >> reporter: don't care about the partisan politics. >> a lot of grief from the console.

my kids are dying. democrats, the odd man out. >> within 5 months, you got a problem. the problem, let's go to the roof. you want a big problem. it all starts in the house. >> the support they don't have at home. >> the change starts to happen. >> a first grader. >> politicians at the end of the day, this is our block.

and went over. that is how you end of violence. >> something my parents always said. >> reporter: in 3 destinations locks up. going to get shot. in chicago. >> to get to that point. and there's more to life than this. >> the chicago mayor's office didn't receive any response from them.

>> you and i talk about this all the time. these kids are getting such a raw deal and it happens generation after generation after generation. always, quote, programs and money being thrown away perpetuate the cycle and kids and people are dying and it has to stop and i don't know if it will. >> these community activists, teachers, social workers are the ones who are doing the work and funding this by themselves with community support, not giving the money the mayor's office has given to the special-interest groups. if you want to stop the cycle oscar is a former gang member, he was incarcerated to help these young people. this is how we break the cycle by investing in these people. all these other community programs aren't working, this is working. they need more support. jillian: it gives me chills

because it reminds you you did this story in chicago and their violence is skyrocketing but it is a story being felting communities in every city across the country. thanks. todd: band from the classroom, a 6-year-old for us to go into virtual learning as a punishment for not following covid rules, he and his mother join us live next. jillian: download the fox that super 6 apps and play for a chance to win 10,$000. all you need to do is predict 6 outcomes in the quiz show, topics range from entertainment to sports, free to play. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ i want to see you stand up ♪ ♪ i want to feel you be proud ♪ ♪ i want to hear your beating heart ♪ ♪ live out loud ♪ ♪ you can do it on your own ♪ ♪ stand up now ♪

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at's communications director by accident. todd: i feel like we talk to you by saying they walk their mistake back twice a week. >> reporter: twitter accidentally suspended the account belonging to communications director for republican congresswoman elyse stephan it, for sharing trump related content. the communications director told fox news she recently shared links to donald trump's new communication platform and the account was locked out and she was given no explanation as to why, she slammed then move as unconstitutional overreach but is what a spokesperson told me the account was suspended, quote, in error saying it had been reversed and the account was reinstated after the social media giant has been taking enforcement action on accounts that exist to repost content from trump's new platform. that platform launched this week just before facebook decided to

uphold the decision to ban the former president. at this point followers of trump's new platform are able to share links on twitter and facebook feeds. >> 30 minutes after the hour. a 6-year-old student pushed out of the new york charter school put classroom for failing to follow covid-19 rules. that little boy has been online for the past 7 months as punishment. his mother and student have kids fighting for his right to return to class. joining me now, leonardo ocasio with his mother and educational justice advocate the rain right. thanks to all of you for being here. please describe this nightmare that your son is going through. >> it is really horrible. he can't do remote learning. he cannot focus. he is 6 years old and all he

wants to do is play. it is a horrible experience. it is a nightmare. todd: as a mom i can understand, extremely difficult. you miss being in class? do you miss being in class? >> he -- we live close to the score so this morning he gets there and sees the kids going so from time to time, why he is not there to do the same things and

i saw him at this moment. got t heartbreaking for a mom. what is going on here? >> thanks again for having me. you are telling your story because what we believe is affected by those impacted but it is not a new phenomenon. this is a little different in this post covid sort of society. what we do understand is that 6 years old this young man can't even process why he's not in school with the rest of his peers. what we know is everyone is going virtual for covid but not everyone is able to return to the learning our environment like bernardo but that is evidenced by it.

it is relatively mild, we are talking covid safety violations, covid had only been a phenomenon for the past 12 months so for this young man to not follow directions or comply with covid requirements. and challenges, the emotional learning he is not getting his criminal if that is what it is. it is not frustrating. >> >> >> covid fear was palpable in the air everywhere. we couldn't get testing for teachers, there is no vaccine on the horizon so everything is unknown. you give an answer to this before i read the statement.

what is your reaction to that statement? >> my reaction to that statement is now everything is different because when it was understandable. and beginning, middle to the pandemic, and all those services available to my understanding in the school so i don't know what they are talking about. todd: thank you for bringing us raynardo's story. hope you get back soon, your 6-year-old boy shouldn't have to deal with adult stuff. jillian: still ahead zooming into trouble. and ohio lawmaker caught behind

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jillian: it is called zoom for a reason, ohio lawmaker caught driving during a virtual hearing. todd: the internet can't get enough of it. carley shimkus here with that story. >> reporter: only the era of covid 19 andrew brenner is facing questions, attending a government meeting when driving, he puts on the virtual background but you can clearly see he is wearing his seatbelt because he is in his car. ironically this happened on the same day the ohio house

introduced a bill to punish people for distracted driving, the bill says it would ban ohio winter driving and wireless communications device, or any device capable of displaying a video, movie, broadcast television image or visible image and senator brenner was simply following the law using hand free audio technology, a lot of phone calls in his car, doesn't see this as any different. >> just to confirm i am no theologian or a rabbi. god is a key player in this whole prayer thing. >> president biden issued a proclamation on national day of prayer and left out one important word and that word would be god. the proclamation says americans of many religions and belief systems have turned to prayer for strength, hope and guidance and nourished countless souls

and power more movements including essential racial injustice, child labor and infringement on the rights of disabled americans. here is reverend franklin graham. >> this is national day of prayer. we need to call on god, or some power in the air but god himself. >> the proclamation itself, the written word president biden sent out didn't include the word god, his remarks on the location, he said vaccines were developed by the grace of god. >> nothing to do with the story, did you go to college? >> every normal college student survived. and the wisconsin resident, cleaning the snack doesn't have

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>> what is up with todd? jillian: this is an everyday occurrence. >> they did not have bagel bites when i went to college. just pretzels. todd: you made your own bagel bites for your kid. >> absolutely. i am working on the manuscript. good friday morning, one florida congresswoman accusing facebook of perpetuating the border crisis saying it about human smugglers and cartels to get them to pay 10,$000 to get them to get the migrants into the united states. the congresswoman fresh off of a visit to the southern border will join us live with what she saw and she is outraged at facebook.

geraldo rivera, susan lee and pete hegseth. will he have shaved by this morning. we watched the store yesterday of the parents and use the evening at the school board meeting over the mask mandate's, they dropped it. two parent going to join us live with their message and it is a simple message. they want the school board to listen. we will. "fox and friends" get started on the fox news channel in 16 minutes. we are back with more "fox and friends first" after this brief commercial timeout for bagel bites. genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal.

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will: today marks four months since maya millette was last seen and there are no big breaks in the case, i sat down with the family as they and others helping in the search pressed police for answers. >> to be in a nightmare. >> last time she was seen where she lives with her husband and 3 kids, january 7th, neighbor surveillance camera captured a series of loud bangs. the neighbor doesn't want their home identified but play the audio. >> >> >> we took that video and audio with forensic people the federal

government uses and confirm they were inside gunshots. >> not the only sound captured that night. >> there was an argument about divorce, gunshots and children outside alone playing in cold 42 degree weather on a school night at 10:30 at night. >> what is your understanding of the events that led up to this? >> we were all together. we were out camping, during that weekend. she's going to file for divorce. >> she did contact the divorce attorney. and the desperation to keep the marriage together. >> a cooperative investigation.

he spoke to me when i went to the house, he spoke to the police and the media, at least early on and shutdown. we had word he has an attorney. >> one of the last developed in this case was on april 1st when police served a search warrant where larry's uncle lived. in video taken from the neighbor's property you see a massive police presence and things have been quiet. on the street corners we see a lot of missing persons. >> almost like a full-time job together. >> separate from the police investigation people who didn't even know the family, to search for any sign of my a. >> bring my a home! >> we have 11 searches.

>> i have so much love for her families. until we have justice for her.og investigation, acting as a liaison between police and family. >> 23 search warrant executed, what is that? >> the case has gone national, you imagine with a missing person people are calling in from everything and it is far her here at the grand canyon in texas or new york. >> what happened to your sister? >> pray to god it is not larry. to have no parent at all.

>> >> did that have anything to do with it? >> reporter: the family has their own suspicions. i did reach out to mary, knocked on his home, was not able to connect with him, wanted to get a comment on this, that did not happen. it is important to note police say there is no person of interest or suspect in this case. >> the audio recording a key piece of evidence so far. >> that is being analyzed, it is important to note that small clip you heard the family attorney says appears to be children in the backyard at 10:30 at night, this is the first time that has been released publicly. i did speak with usa forensic yesterday, a lot of these videos, he hears gunshots from inside. todd: a great job.

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todd: a new report out this week saying china's green house gas emissions exceed that and the rest of the developed world combined. some lawmakers say we should not be surprised. jillian: congressman tim buncht joins us now. thank you for being here. >> thank you all for having me. jillian: of course. you have people saying we shouldn't be surprised. number one, why shouldn't would he be and number two, why are you? >> heck no, the chinese

communists are terrible actors. look what they are doing to the uyghurs. just across the board. then we have this bunch in washington wanting to negotiate with certain provinces. we won't take products from this province but we will from this province. like i won't take something from east tennessee i will take it from west or middle tennessee. we have to g.e.d. out of bed with the chinese communists. they want to overthrow us and change our way of life. we just have given them an open door. todd: congressman, let's look at the numbers. they are not hard to compare. share of total global emissions china 27%. u.s.a. 11%. were any of our costly efforts on climate change matter if china doesn't do anything? >> heck no. they will just supplant all that they have continuously been putting on these plans antiquated we quit using the coal type facilities they are using now put online in the

1950s. they are passing us in that. paris climate accords, that just ties our hands further. their lobbyists are over here lobbying us to get green new deal and save the environment and pouring it on the other side and just overtaking us. we cannot allow that to happen. we always try to negotiate. we say we are not going to negotiate with it with terrorists dog gum it we shouldn't be negotiating with china. todd: a lot of ridicule this morning usually mele and i ping-pong questions but she wants to hear me go through this list. jillian: he was very excited about it go ahead. todd: $400,000 for toilets on a hiking trail. you have got to have that, 6.4 million for gandhi museum. gandhi is somebody who didn't like a lot of things. 6.4 million. $400,000 for cranberry research station. got to have that. $300,000 for a dog park. $970,000 for outdoor string lighting. the thing you have at christmas

that cost $4. where is the shame in these folks in asking for this stuff? >> well, i'm just glad the liberals in washington haven't figured out what comes after a trillion pause that's obviously where they're going with this. it's ridiculous. these infrastructure -- look at our infrastructure bill started out 1 trillion, went to 1.3. now it's 3 trillion. bernie sanders is writing the tax portion of it. it's completely a joke. everybody knows it these things are supposed to be for traditional infrastructure pangs like sewers, flood crocialtion roads and streets and things like that. they got ms. obama's library in there, too. i saw that. it's ridiculous. jillian: congressman tim buncht thank you for joining us this morning. thank you for waking up early there morning and see what's happening with the cranberry research station. todd: i keep telling jillian she needs research cranberries. >> you all got me out of

slopping the hogs this morning. todd: if i had a nickel every time i have done that for a guest. >> thank you, brother. jillian: make sure you download the fox news app. and open the camera and scan the qr code. todd: it works if you want to getaway from slopg your hogs, look at the app. set your dvr every. jillian: every morning. "fox & friends" starts now. [laughter] ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing but a good time ♪ how can i resist ♪ ain't nothing but a good time ♪ >> steve: we are on the articulated curvey couch. today is brian's birthday but he is on assignment. lawrence jones is here today. i said good morning, larry. and then i said does anybody call you larry. >> he knows this. it's the name that i hate. because i don't know why people