calculators? just numbers in general? clouds? we will bring you these reports so you too can be as woke and informed as we are. that is all-time we have to night, don't forget, set your dvr for every weeknight so you never miss us. gutfeld takes it from here. >> a fox news alert, breaking overnight a california police officer is killed and another hurt, shot while serving a warrant, the country marks national police week. >> there is evidence ran somewhere is in russia. they have some responsibility to deal with this. todd: russian hackers blamed for the cyber attack on the critical colonial pipeline, the president says there is no link to putin, prices surge.

jillian: college canceled itself? golden globes became the latest target of the world elite. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪♪ pressing down on you ♪♪ ♪♪ todd: totally like the news, a lot of pressure on guests i would say. going off of a story about the golden globes may be. >> a bunch of rich people giving back trophies, i have soccer trophies from seventh-grade. >> i they participation trophies? that matters.

>> at verona high school. with that you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: for biden ordering federal agencies with a possible gas was following a cyberattack on a major pipeline. >> jackie ibanez in the southeast already ran out of gas and restoring service, this is bad. >> reporter: the administration says there are no major shortages yet but there could be after the colonial pipeline was downed by cyber attack delivering 45% of the fuel consumed on the east coast, the president told agencies to free resources to alleviate future shortages while the carolina governor roy cooper declared a state of emergency suspending motor vehicle regulations, services to the pipeline are expected to be mostly restored by the end of the week but aaa warns of residual delays that

could take 18 days. for fuel to flow from texas to new york. gas prices could jump to the highest since 2014. officials blaming a russia based gang of criminal hackers. >> the fbi identified the ran somewhere as the darkside variant which they been investigating since october of last year. it is a ran somewhere service. sure, affiliates conduct tax and then share the proceeds with the ransom where developers. >> questions swirling this morning, do the hackers have ties to the kremlin? if so will they be held accountable? >> i will meet with president putin, so far there is no evidence based on from our intelligence people that russia is involved although there is evidence that the ransom where is in russia. >> senator some conferences putin had to know about the hack and president biden foreign policy is to blame. >> when you extend the nuclear

arms treaty that favored russia over the united states, allow russia to build a gas pipeline to germany, invite letter to a summit spot, all that you embolden flattery putin and his minions to watch these attacks in the us. >> the biden administration is said to be working on an executive order that we create a series of digital safety standards for any agency developing software for the federal government. >> former energy secretary rick perry oversaw major shift us energy independence under the trump administration and he said the colonial hack should be a wake-up call for president biden. >> 45% of the gasoline going to the eastern part of the united

states. this the national security issue. the clinton administration, the obama administration all worked to get america to be independent of other countries oil and gas and we did that under the trump administration. we not only became independent, we became dominant and this administration wants to take that away, stop building pipelines. if there was ever a wake-up call, maybe we should build more pipelines instead of shutting them down, this was it with the colonial pipeline, this is insanity. >> one of the president's first acts in office withholding construction permits for the keystone xl pipeline. 5 minutes after the hour, another fox news alert, a california police officer dies after being shot in the line of duty, second officer recovering in the hospital. the exchange of gunfire happening while officers were serving a search warrant at an apartment complex last night in st. louis, the city manager releasing a statement saying this is a tragedy beyond measure for all of those who serve and care about our community. fellow officers in lining the

street break recession overnight. >> the nypd release his body can footage from the officer who carried a little girl to safety after being shot in times square. the video shows officer vogel shoved others out of the way as she brought the girl to a waiting ambulance, she tells fox news her maternal instincts kicked in. >> it settled in a lot quicker than it would have if i wasn't a mother myself. in the hospital when everything calmed down, it came across the where i cannot imagine is happening to one of my kids. i hope the mother will be able to recover from this and know that her daughter is going to be okay. >> the girl as well as the the victims are expected to recover. it comes as we learn the suspected shooter has been arrested at least 9 times since 2007. moments like that make you

wonder why officers don't get more respect in america. detroit's police she tells laura ingraham the anti-cop climate is one of the reasons he decided to call it a career. >> last year was a wake-up for me. are police officers across this country are not being supported and i will tell you the one thing, appreciate the fact that leadership supports them and it is not common at all. and so i made an honest decision to retire on my own, nobody forced me out but i'm being called to something bigger. i'm married to make the decision yet but you will know in several weeks because i'm excited for my next phase of public service. >> chief craig is retiring next month as he marks his 40 fourth year in law enforcement. >> could be running for governor of michigan. cameras capturing migrants crossing the rio grande illegally entering the us, this

exclusive video showing a group of 50 people struggling to rushing waters carrying bags and children, all of them claiming to be from venezuela. meantime border agents in del rio saving 5 migrant girls who are alone, ages ranging from 7 to only 11 months old, that is unfathomable. president biden signaling a return to pre-pandemic job requirements after an absolutely dismal april jobs report. >> mark where it is live in washington dc as the president places blame. >> businesses nationwide say they're having trouble finding workers but the white house is increased unemployment benefits are not to blame even his critics argue more people are making more money at home and they are at work. >> we will make it clear anyone collecting unemployment who is offered a suitable job must take the job or lose their unemployment benefits.

>> the president says he's going to instruct the labor department to verify people's eligibility. workers can still qualify for benefits for many reasons like health or childcare issues, business interest groups a government created the problem but can also fix it by ending the extra $300 a week before is due to expire in september. a handful of states are doing that which they plan to stop offering residents enhance federal benefits to encourage more people to find a job. >> we not going to take that unemployment money to pay people for not working, we've given everyone until june 20 seventh to go get a job. we have 82,000 of them out there. >> reporter: no sign that congress will actually cut those benefits early but republicans on capitol hill are pointing fingers claiming labor issues were predictable. nebraska senator ben sass has one idea saying we are to convert the emergency

unemployment payments into signing bonuses, convert unemployment into assigning business and get america and americans up and running. today the president will be speaking visually with a handful of governors to discuss the vaccine rollout, this as the government is ready to roll out billions of new dollars in federal assistance, the check is in the mail. >> something needs to be done. a lot of people sitting on the sidelines. jillian: president biden rolls out the first payment estates from the american rescue plan, california governor gavin newsom unveils an economic recovery plan. >> additional $26 billion will be coming from the federal government. we are now in a position to roll out a 100 plus billion-dollar comeback plan in the state. >> reporter: new direct payments to millions of residents. of approved anyone making less than 75,$000 he will get a $600 payment. the fda green lights pfizer's covid 19 for kids age 12 to 15,

the vaccine's efficacy is 100%, side effects are the same according to clinical trials, vaccinations may not begin until after cdc recommendation. fda commissioner janet woodcock releasing a statement saying parents and guardians can rest assured the agency undertook a rigorous and thorough review of all available data. just about 11 minutes after the are not coming up deadly gun violence oregon philadelphia but a major newspaper just endorsed the city's off on crime district attorney. our next guest is the widow of a fallen swat corporal who says the da cares more about the criminals than he does the victims, she joins us after the break. >> series of anti-ice social media post that supported anarchists, a new job in the white house, tell you she is coming up when "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning runs along.

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a pretty horrific weekend. i've been working here for 31 years and seen a lot of violence. this is more violence than i have ever seen was we are concerned, we need people to put down their guns. >> a horrific mother's day weekend in philadelphia has gun violence guy rockets. police are pleading for peace after the city sought 25 shootings, 7 of them fatal and at least 3 stabbings, joining me to react, terry o'connor whose husband, philadelphia police corporal james o'connor was killed in the line of duty. thank you for being here. i am always sad to talk to you under the circumstances. thank you for everything your husband did for the city of philadelphia. can you take me back to march 13th, 2020, and tell me what happened? >> that morning, thanks for

having me, back to march 13th i received a phone call around 6 am my husband had been shot. i didn't have much more information at that point other than a police officer would be coming to take me to temple hospital and i didn't know anything that happened at that point and i got to the hospital to find out he was fatally shot. jillian: he was a 23-year-old veteran of the force, served on the squad unit for 15 years and i understand attorney million mcswain when he announced the charges to the suspect who killed your husband he criticized the district attorney implying some of the responsibility was on him and his department calling it a pro violence defendant saying this was preventable. when you hear those words coming from an attorney and then you

see this endorsement of this da from the philadelphia inquirer, he deserves a second term as district attorney what was your opinion when you read that? >> don't understand why newspapers taking sides and backing this man, so much evidence to what he let happen in the city, talked about the violence over the weekend, it doesn't make sense to me that his policies are being endorsed. it is not working. the kid who killed my husband should not have been out of jail, a violent criminal past, they were constantly let out, wanted for murder, never should have been out so i don't understand why somebody would

support them. and left they lost family personally they might not understand this. >> those alleged members were allegedly members of the drug trafficking group who were facing charges for killing your husband. a lot of peo've been hearing people say especially people throughout the police community, i don't understand why this da would be given a second term, those people who it doesn't hit you close to home, what do you want to tell people? >> reporter: we >> we need change in our city, someone who will enforce the law and keep criminals behind bars where they need to be, they've committed crimes and they know they are going to get out of jail in philadelphia. it is a joke. they get locked up knowing they will be out in a day or 2, they all had lengthy criminal backgrounds and they were let out on low bail, their own

recognizance and that i shot my husband had 5 murders on him they came to find out about. >> police corporal james o'connor may we never forget his name, terry o'connor, thank you for joining us and giving us your opinion, really appreciate it. have a good day. >> one of the pics in that segment was a little baby in that photo, that was tough. still to come as progressives push critical race theory in curriculums across the country teachers are fighting back. a lifelong educator who standing up joins us next and hey hey hey, our guy, friend of the program tim teboww, tbw time again, putting the heisman winner back on the field, a new condition. you have some thoughts on this.

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oo fm rae ofelblops and abt r sttg >>. we should teach history, from the data ic 1619 was the year that the first slave boat came from africa to the united states. that is a point in history that i think we should be teaching. >> prefire interview between randy one garden, head of the powerful american teachers federation and martha maccallum, backing the teaching of the 1619 projects in classrooms across america but a new op-ed, former teacher and chief executive officer of the texas public policy foundation says kids are the ones who suffer from critical race theory in the classroom and he joins us now.

thanks for being here. why did you feel compelled to write this op-ed? >> i'm a fifth-generation teacher. i've taught every level of school from graduate students down to elementary school kids and i can tell you regardless of the color of their skin or where they come from in the united states all they want to do is understand why this country is the last best hope for the world and critical race theory undermines that teaching, that america is a great country. >> here's what the biden administration wants to do so please bear with me, priority one includes projects that incorporate racially, ethnically, culturally and linguistically diverse perspectives into teaching and learning and priority 2 using standards of truth, understanding and recognizing bias, understand how inaccurate information may manipulate individuals, developing strategies to recognize accuracy in inaccurate information.

you are an educator. i come from a family of educators. a lot of education buzzwords in their that i don't know what they all mean. what does that mean in reality for teachers trying to educate our students on the ground? >> you make a good point about that vocabulary was always worn my students when you see all those words, a bunch of nice sounding words strung together you should be a little cautious and the reality is if this rule is implemented by the biden administration we are going to require any school that receives federal funding, almost all of them, to teach critical race the real. in that rule, a little further down from what you want, this rule would cite one of the most radical scholars in the united states, served in the mouth x driven curriculum of all schools in america and ultimately -- define every human being

according to their race, the exact opposite of the achievements the country has made over the last 5 or 6 decades. >> what can the average parent do regardless of their race to protect their kids from this? >> they need to go to school board meetings, ask the curriculum coordinators how extensive critical race theory has made it into their curriculum and go to the department of education website and post a comment on this bull, they have one more week to do that. i can tell you there is a way to defeat this but it will require interested parents who want to protect their children from this nonsense to get involved. ashley: we appreciate your time and insight, thank you very much. >> blaming cancel culture for his band from churchill downs after kentucky derby winner moderna spirit failed a drug test. >> churchill downs came out with

that statement, pretty harsh. we live in a different world. america is different, it was like a cancel culture kind of thing. >> he denied giving his horse a steroid saying it may have been contaminated by someone before the race. he blasted the house racing commission for sounding the alarm over a small amount found in the horse's blood. the win at the derby stands and still slated to compete in the race. tim teboww getting a second chance to play football, they will reportedly sign him to a 1-year deal, the former qb will play as a tight end. tebow is not played in a real season in 9 years and many believe his chances to make the roster are slim. the 33-year-old retired in february after several minor-league seasons. >> business owners of sentiments the president is finally admitting it, time to cut off

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>> fox news alert, violence leaving 24 people dead including 9 children as palestinians and israeli security forces trade airstrikes. >> amy kellogg live in jerusalem with the escalating tensions. >> reporter: the question on everyone's mind is what is the end game now that this is a military operation and hamas keeps firing rockets towards israel. you recall clashes began around the muslim and jewish holy sites but last night it all escalated

when hamas fired rockets all the way to jerusalem which for israel and prime minister benjamin netanyahu stated it is a red line. well over 250 rockets have been fired toward israel since yesterday. the damage has been limited but the fear has not been insignificant and the silence are constantly wailing all over the south. the israel response was quick, airstrikes the gaza strip targeting militant leaders and infrastructure. in all 24 people at least have been killed including 9 children as the situation heats up, the debate over who is in the right place out in washington. representative as she did sleep tweeting american taxpayer money is being used to commit human rights violations, congress must condition needs into israel and end it altogether those conditions are not followed, statements are not working. secretary blinksin, she had enough is enough and congressman kevin mccarthy tweeted that israel has every right to defend itself against violence and the barrage of rockets from hamas, the united states unequivocally

stands with our ally israel and the jewish people. this is obviously very much ongoing and hamas this morning threatening that it is ready to send longer-range missiles into israel. >> thank you. >> tensions in the strait of hormuz escalated, 30 warning shots at 13 iranian speedboats, watch. >> this guys turning inbound that one is turning inbound. >> the revolutionary guard vessels targeting a guided missile submarine and its escort, 7 military but, two the iranian speedboats got within 150 yards of those military vessels before leaving after two rounds of warning shots. border patrol agents with a major cache of weapons near the us-mexico border, member of the national guard developing a gym bag abandoned in high grass while patrolling in texas. the pistols, ak-47 style magazines were found inside,

agents say it's the second time weapons and ammo have been left in the area. a white house official facing scrutiny over past, in 2018 deputy white house director natalie urged activists to, quote, look up your nearest ice office and shut it down. she stated the agency, quote, doesn't have to exist, she previously worked for julian castro's failed presidential campaign which included decriminalizing illegal border crossings was the white house did not return requests for comment. >> reporter: americans making 32,$000 before the pandemic hit hard -- before the pandemic are making more money by collecting unemployment, president biden finally realizing something must be done to get people back to work, take a listen. >> we are going to make it clear that anyone collecting unemployment who is offered a

suitable job must take the job or lose their unemployment benefits. >> with biden cracking down on handouts south carolina businesses can finally fill open positions, here to discuss is a south carolina native and owner of old-school barbecue, jeffrey katz, good to see you, thanks for being here. i understand you are doing well, that you've been trying to stay open most days but some days you've been struggling and had to close down some days to be able to do interviews, tell your biggest hurdle you're facing right now. >> the biggest hurdle we are facing is the fact that we don't have enough manpower or woman power to help us fill the demand for what the restaurant needs, we've had it closed down monday and tuesday, so we can get the right people in here that are passionate about an opportunity

to better themselves at this restaurant or just in general and move on from this. >> if you watch other cable outlets you've seen, i'm sure you have seen people saying it's not true people can't find workers. what do you say to that argument because i hear it constantly. >> it is difficult. you try to bring people in, some people don't show up, some people are quitting, i'm not sure what the reasoning behind that is. i'm just in here trying to keep my business going and at the same time we decided it is best for us to shut down for a couple days because i don't want the people on my team currently to be worn out and quitting because i'm overworking them. we are doing that for them and also for our customers who deserve the best service and the

best service for them so they keep coming back. >> was it good for you to hear that the biden administration, president biden specifically saying anyone taking unemployment who gets offered a job must take it or lose their benefit? are you relieved to hear that potential of them cracking down on this? >>. i think it's going to be positive. we are trying to find the right candidates that are good fit for us and let us take a step back and reassess our business. we've been here almost 3 years and survived covid and want to continue and have a great amount of support and there is demand for our products and we want to get the right people in here that will be happy to be here and for the opportunity whether it is with us or down the line you see this as an opportunity to help small business grow into big business. >> it is like building from scratch all over again.

>> it is. this is reminding me of when i opened the store originally we had people, training a lot of people, there is not really a leader, there is me and a couple other people, we are winging it so that is another reason we've closed, to make sure everyone feels comfortable, we are not making them feel uncomfortable and make sure they are treating customers correctly, giving the customers -- we tried to be perfect but we are not perfect and my message is to let people know - i am excited the president is saying whatever suitable job is, not sure what that is but support local business but understand there are still some obstacles that we are facing. shannon: you are in the south carolina area, stop on by willie jewell's old-school barbecue, thank you for joining us, appreciate your time.

todd: look at you, margin, new york city reversing course, the permit for staten island's 100 second annual memorial day parade. initially they denied the group citing covid 19 concerns, the change of her comes after an organizer made his case right here on "fox and friends first" yesterday. >> every veteran has a different piece of history they can tell you, getting very old at this point, step back from iraq and afghanistan. we want those kids to see from the boat in staten island launching. >> turns out you can fight city hall. 1000 people are expected to participate in the may 30 first parade. shannon: so happy for them. nasa astronaut reunites with her mom after spending 205 days in

space and returning to earth during a pandemic. >> you turn it on. >> he wrote on instagram one rocket launch 7 months from the iss, fiery atmosphere reentry into the middle of a global pandemic, covid tests and eventual vaccinations later, finally reunited with my incredible mother, this reunion was certainly one to remember. can you imagine being in space and coming back down to everything that has been happening in the last 15 months? >> doesn't that humanize astronauts, you think they are -- can't fathom it, a daughter, a mom. coming up, to other people, cancel? try this again. hollywood canceled itself.

how the golden globes became the latest target of the woke elites. >> we thought the curtain close on this liberty couple but social media is losing it over rumors that beenifer is back. ♪♪

jillian: welcome back. hollywood the latest victim of cancel culture as they will not have the golden globes next year. >> carley shimkus is here, they are turning on each other. >> hollywood just canceled hollywood. nbc announced it is not going to a the 2022 golden globes because the association responsible for the awards show is facing

backlash from not having any blackberries, nbc released a statement saying we continue to believe the hollywood association is committed to meaningful reform but a change of this magnitude takes time at work and we feel strongly the hollywood press association needs time to do it right. we are hopeful we will be in a position to air the show in january of 2023 so in march the association said they are committed to diversity and announced going forward 13% of the journalists will be black but praise for the plan was short-lived because it was recently revealed the former president of the organization send an email internet email, black lives matter a hate movement so now the question is how are actors reacting to this, tom cruise is taking action by returning his 3 golden globe

awards, he did that yesterday. how about that? other people saying this is a pretty easy decision for nbc to make because this year's ratings were the lowest ever, 6.9 million people watched the golden globes, ratings are in the tank but no golden globes this year, at least on nbc. >> i'm still pushing for you to win a global globe to put with your country music award. >> trophies. >> prefire interview. >> we talk about randi weingarten, the president of the nation of second largest teachers union and she did appear on martha maccallum's show at maccallum questioned her over her commitment to critical race theory and the 1619 project, listen to how she responded. >> i believe we should teach history, and from everything i can see and understand from the data i see 1619 was the year

that the first slave boat came from africa to the united states. >> you think it is wrong to suggest to children that if they are white they belong to a no press or class? >> we should be lifting up all ethnicities. i don't think we should say one is a no press or class and one is non-oppressive. shannon: really fiery interview, interesting conversation but really telling the right there she said she does not think certain students should be taught that they are oppressors or victims based on their race. >> reporter: let's lighten the mood because everything on planet earth including us has a group text about this. >> we are all hopping in a time machine going back to the early 2000s because there are rumors that jennifer lopez and ben affleck are back together because there are pictures that went viral that showed them in a

car together in montana where ben affleck has a house so social media reacting to this, one person tweeted i reject the return of lowrise jeans but welcome the return of beenifer discourse, beenifer, better log on to aol instant messenger and tell all my friends. i have a feeling they will release a statement saying they are just friends. todd: texas back the blue, to deep -- punish big cities for defending police. jillian: a state lawmaker joins us live next. ♪♪ you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly

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>> texas fighting back against the progressive movement of the from the police, the house passing a bill aimed at punishing big cities that pass law enforcement. joining me to weigh in on the move, texas state senator brian hughes, thank you for being here, his what this bill does, it applies to cities with populations above 250,000, compares police funding to the previous year and if the never stone that up casts property tax rates in the city of cuts funding from the sales tax revenue. was the response from your constituents? >> this bill says to big cities if you defund the police we defund you. texans are happy about this. only one city in texas has tried this, our capital city of boston, beautiful city, the

government does not reflect always the views of the people of texas and so the city of austin voted to cut its police budget by one third swinging cuts. the first thing is to do is cancel new cadet classes and recruitment and what happened? a spike in violent crime, murders are up to the highest spike in 20 years, we know this doesn't work and even in austin the governor is responding and starting those cadet classes back up so the people of texas support the police, we support law enforcement and this bill makes sure our cities do the same thing. >> let's get to the city council voted to relaunch the police training academy earlier than expected. this is what austin says, we are authorizing a pilot, not authorizing cadet classes for perpetuity if reforms are not seriously implemented, this is a leap of faith but look at these numbers, they are not good.

66% spike in austin homicides year on year, march 2020, to march 2021. looks like the defund the police movement has a perfect record of failure. is this the beginning of the end as cities realize it doesn't work? >> we certainly believe it is. it is not working in austin at all they have to do is look at seattle or other states like that. is not working in austin and so the state of texas our legislature and the governor saying this isn't going to work, public safety is your primary responsibility, you defund the police and we defund you. >> reporter: 30 seconds remaining on the back end. how is the liberal austin populace taking this? a city like austin likes to say it is weird, has a lot of liberal nature to it. how are they dealing with this? >> austin is a beautiful city, they vote more liberal than the rest of texas and elected city council even to the left of the populace but even in austin people are fed up with how

law-enforcement is treated, with how the city is encouraging the homeless population to overrun the city so even in austin people are starting to respond and say enough is enough. >> texas senator brian hughes, appreciate your time. >> thanks for having me. facebook promising instagram for kids there one, dozens of top prosecutors are not buying it. jillian: ken paxton joins us to discuss, tomi lahren, p texas all live next hour. ♪♪

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todd: this tuesday may 11th, gas stations florida to virginia running dry thanks to the massive cyber attack on the pipeline. what we know about the hackers

responsible and their ties to russia. >> president biden taking a stand against pandemic handouts. >> anyone collecting unemployment offered a suitable job must take the job or lose their unemployment benefits. >> but he is still blaming vaccine hesitancy for keeping americans home from work. >> is tim teboww that? if you listened earlier he would not be in the predicament season. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪