jillian: we start at a fox news alert, entering the second of violence, cease-fire looking valuable as israel keeps up its attacks on hamas angie hardy militants. todd: the strikes continue. good morning. >> reporter: we are at the apartment block that was hit yesterday by rockets fired by hamas and the incredible distraction behind me and a lot of activity has rescue workers and the homeland security crowd tried to see how stable this building will be so there is a lot of activity and people are trying to figure out where they will live. in the meantime, they are tough people but the reports this morning that 30% of those who live closer to the gaza borders

and this have left their homes for now but don't want to be in harm's way any longer but there's a lot of attention now on the borders of israel. tensions heating up in the west bank, there is an unmanned aerial vehicle, a drone that was shot down near the jordanian border, 6 rockets were fired, and and strikes continue in gaza, it is given by the palestinian health authority controlled by hamas is at over 200 now. half of those, women and children. there is a lot of rubble in the video we've seen over the last few days, there is sewage in the streets as well and they are close to running out of electricity. there will be an opening for

some sort of shipment of fuel and some relief aid, food etc. to get into the gaza strip, we are waiting to see if that happens, 38,000 people displaced in the gaza strip and they are trying to take shelter in 48 schools. imagine how difficult that is to manage with the coronavirus pandemic still ongoing and that population has not been vaccinated at least not like israel and other western countries have been. israel continues to work its way down the list of targets. prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying, quote, the directive is to strike at tara targets. we will continue to act as necessary to restore peace and security to all residents of israel. a cease-fire is not in the offing at this moment. listening to radio on the way down here one guy was saying he

never thought he would say he wished he would miss corona at this point he misses corona. todd: thank you very much. jillian: the white house says president biden expressed support for a cease-fire during talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. todd: progressives call to delay an arms sale. >> reporter: the president is treading carefully as the white house describes his efforts behind-the-scenes to address this escalating violence. >> our approach is quite intensive diplomacy and that we feel we can be most effective. >> reporter: the white house said president biden spoke with benjamin netanyahu yesterday and issued a statement about this thought, imagine the support for a cease-fire and discussed us and impeachment with egypt and

others towards that end. this is a delicate issue for the president offering a level of support for israel. also facing a significant divide within the democratic party on capitol hill and some democrats in congress want the president to delay a $735 million arms sales to israel. >> israel's own human rights organization said that israel is an apartheid state. this leads to a lawless, not held accountable country of israel. >> reporter: republicans largely united in their support for israel and its right to self-defense. >> to say that both sides, both sides need to de-escalate down plays the responsibility the terrorists have for initiating the conflict in the first place so let's leave no doubt where america stands.

>> reporter: to that end a group of nearly 20 senate republicans would introduce a resolution supporting israel and condemning hamas. >> trey gowdy says the progressive divide on supporting israel will cost democrats their house majority. >> house democrats having a difficult time telling our allies from terrorist organizations. last summer they couldn't tell the cops from the robbers or arsonists from peaceful protesters. the squad is on the verge of doing something no other group of democrats can do by themselves which is guarantee kevin mccarthy is the next speaker of the house. if they keep equipped locating between israel and a terrorist organization they will guarantee the next speaker of the house. todd: last hour we spoke with carlos jimenez with leading up republican resolution in the

house. he called the israel hamas conflict a true test of the biden administration. jillian: two maryland deputies are shot in the line of duty. the sheriff's office says they were responding to a call with a person experiencing a crisis and were shot after going into the home. they were prompting a squad response, the officers are recovering in the hospital. >> in the molly tibbetts murder trial, it will not be pleasant, presenting graphic evidence showing pictures of college students brutal stab wounds. they are accused of tacking tibbetts before dumping her body in a cornfield in the university of i in july 2018. the majority of the 30 potential jurors heard about the case. 6 were excused. >> kamala harris admits it will

not be easy tackling the root causes of immigration why meeting with the congressional hispanic -- >> corruption and violence, so many issues are long-standing for what we do together. it will be a functioning for our commitment to a long-term approach, we will not see results overnight. >> alexandria ocasio cortez with 30 for house democrats demanding ths, opposing targeting gang members for deportation, in a letter the group said the country is in a moment of racial reckoning, ending the cursor approach to immigration. as border patrol agents rescued 2 dozen people from a suspected smuggling boat off the coast of southern california. their boat losing powers and near the san diego sure prompting response from the coast guard. officials say 20 people from

mexico, the, entering the country illegally by boat. >> and unvaccinated americans, it dropped to the lowest point in 2020. >> >> covid cases down in 50 states, covid depth plunging by 81% since april of last year. that didn't stop the president from giving unvaccinated americans this stark warning. listen. >> if the unvaccinated get vaccinated they will protect themselves. if they do not, states with low vaccination rates, those who are not vaccinated will pay the price.

>> 157 million americans, and the united states will share more of its us approved covid vaccine overseas by the end of last month, pledging 80 million vaccine doses globally. >> the united states will since 20 million doses to help countries battling the pandemic in addition to sending, the vaccine doses overseas, donated by any country in the world. >> more states are shutting pandemic restrictions, 24 states align with the cdc or soon will be, 14 lifted their mask mandates prior to the guidance khmer nations capital, hawaii and new jersey have mask mandate in place while reviewing pc guidance. 11 never had statewide mask orders, they are extending federal unemployment benefits. states with the unemployment payments after sluggish job growth in april. jillian: thank you.

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todd: a live look at capitol hill where some republicans are finishing a counterproposal to the $2 trillion infrastructure built to the gop will agree to spend $568 billion and conflict roads, public transportation at airports and later today president biden will visit a ford assembly plant in michigan to push production of electric cars, a pillar of the administration infrastructure

plan which the president said he would pay for by raising taxes on us companies. jillian: michigan governor gretchen witmer attempting to shut down another pipeline in the midst of a gas shortage, the democrat looking to close the pipeline that moves 23 million gallons of oil and gas per day. laid off keystone xl pipeline worker jointly to react. good to see you and talk to you again. >> thanks for having me on. >> let's pull up the washington post op-ed, this reads, quote, running pipelines through the water of the great lakes is and always has been a dangerous threat. i not sit idle as this time on key sticking, that is what the michigan governor says. what do you say? >> i say she does have a lot of knowledge about pipelines, she don't know pipe has a hole in it. the one that has this line, they

run down that line very periodically and got a line underwater like offshore or a highway, that wall thickness is double the size greater thickness than what the regular dot calls for and that is to protect that hidden environment and that line will last so much longer and if there is some kind of anchor strike or something like that it will rupture that line. jillian: i feel like there are so many people depending which side of this argument you're ron who don't fully understand and i you to tell me how we can still have pipelines in this country but be environmentally friendly and make progress towards being a little more green. >> i understand, there is so

much technology in pipelines and they can move so many product so quick so fast and so safe and the whole deal with the keystone the same way with this because it has wheels through it and warren buffett owns a company, he wants to train that we'll. that is the most dangerous of anything. these pipelines are dot certified. they have like i said, greater pigs, it shows if there is any type of anomaly in this pipe they can go in and shut valves on it and fix it. jillian: where would we be without pipelines? >> we would be in a bind i can tell you. you wouldn't be driving as many cars, you see what happened in the colonial pipeline when it got hacked.

the hub around oklahoma, it would shut down the whole east. jillian: you were laid off from the keystone xl pipeline job. tell me your status. have you gotten other jobs? >> yes ma'am. i drive 1800 miles to test of the mountains, 1951, 36 inch, we have cut into this line because it was the time to go in for a section of the line. when you cut into the line that has been laid in 1964 that pipe looks brand-new. you can still see what is inside of it. it was beautiful. jillian: glad to hear that you have been able to get other work. that was scary for you and other people way off from the keystone xl pipeline and others looking

for jobs out there. thanks for joining us again and talk to you soon. >> yes ma'am, god bless america. jillian: thanks. todd: 18 after the hour, supreme court ready to take on a major abortion case challenging roe v wade. could the new conservative majority tips the scales? hands-down the favorite story of the year, aliens among us? a former ufo investigator on the out of this world sightings. ♪♪

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todd: if you have heard the us supreme court has agreed to hear arguments in a major abortion

case challenging roe v wade revolving around the mississippi law that bans abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy. it will be the first major test of the court's conservative majority. editor mary rose joins us now to weigh in. let's pop up on screen the supreme court, republicans have that 6-3 majority based on the ideological slant of the various justices. do you believe this ultimately becomes the law of the land, this mississippi law family becomes the law of the land? >> i can't speak to mississippi law as much as i can say is a woman that this issue does bring a lot of things up, when life begins and the protection and we should have seen this coming at some point, the gestational age of a fetus would be coming up as to what this law brings up as to when life is worth preserving

and gestational age of viability is a moving target when it comes to when a child's life in the womb is independently viable. facing that as a standard for some time, the standard for when life begins, has always been a bad standard to use because with medical technology. years ago, might have been impossible, who have a baby survive but as it happens at 20 weeks as i recently had an ultrasound babies have survived around that age. bringing into question when life begins is something we could have expected to come up. >> let's look at your personal situation. he wrote an op-ed, i was pressured for wanting my at risk baby, how many vulnerable moms have been encouraged to remove their imperfect the babies from the gene pool.

how has your experience informed your views on abortion? >> i am a mom of 3 children, one is inside the womb and when you are mom you know there is a life in their. it rings true to a lot of women they experienced that. that is what life is and when i have a baby growing, quite aware of the baby growing, my personal experience in a doctors office, watching the baby's movements felt like a long time measuring all the body parts so i'm practically naming her in my head and i hear the heartbeat and a doctor walks in, focused a lot on the viable final signs they saw and monitored and the development i expected to hear about, the development that has

been progressing. instead i heard about her concerns of cystic fibrosis risk, i am a carrier and my husband has been tested and a divide between that and women's healthcare. you are a patient but this child wasn't in the conversation and disrupted what felt true to me it's this is my child. todd: we certainly wish that little beautiful baby girl the best of luck and trying to manage one on my own i can't imagine wrangling for but god bless you on that front as well. we appreciate your time this morning, best of luck. jillian: president biden issues a warning to unvaccinated americans. >> those who are not vaccinated will pay the price. jillian: a lot of people asking what does that mean?

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jillian: explosions in gaza this morning as the conflict enters its second week. israel stepping up attacks on terror targets amid international calls for a cease-fire. todd: restriction tunnels and homes belonging to hamas and its commanders, 200 people of died but 1400 others suffering injuries. president biden expressed support for a cease-fire during a phone call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. jillian: pete hegseth, good to see you this morning. let's go ahead and take a listen

to what jen psaki said on the white house's approach to the conflict in the middle east. >> our calculation at this point is having conversations behind the scenes weighing in with the strategic partnership with israel and other countries in the region is the most constructive approach we can take so how are approaches that require intensive diplomacy and that is where we can be most effective. jillian: we had republican congressman carlos jimenez agreeing with the approach so far. i'm curious what you have to say because you've been fighting for our country and have a unique perspective. >> i spent a lot of time in israel including southern israel. hamas rockets, nothing like this. this is the next level. quiet diplomacy is fine if they are giving israel the space to do anything but what the white house and others need to understand is there is no moral

equivalency between hamas and gaza, and this is a declared islamic terrorist organization whose goal is to wipe israel off the map and kill all jews. if you live next to that mentality you have no choice but to defeat that mentality, and they have tried in the palestinian authority but hamas is in the seventeenth euro the fourth year term, cancel elections because hamas won and the charge in the government, the formal status of the terror state next to israel which you have so giving benjamin netanyahu the space to truly crush hamas is the only way to send a signal their presence is not viable for palestinians if

they want to live peacefully. everybody wants piece that you can have peace if it is untenable and your neighbors will continue to stockpile weapons because iran will give the money. pay attention to that $700 million we are supposed to be giving israel in aid. if the biden administration case to the caucus of ilhan omar and rashida tlaib and others and doesn't give that aid, they don't support the state of israel. todd: ten years ago we wouldn't be having this discussion, that aid would be more or less dramatically, switching gears at home president biden's covid warning, the unvaccinated will - paying the price. take a listen. >> if the unvaccinated get vaccinated they will protect themselves and other unvaccinated people around them. if they do not states with low vaccination rates may see those rates go up, may see this progress reversed. those who are not vaccinated

will pay the price. >> you may be able to coat that. >> shouldn't we be grateful to be where we are, to open back up and vaccinated, that is another question for a lot of people, that can't be mandated. stay positive about encouraging people to do it and recognizing a lot of people who had covid can be tested for natural antibodies and the ability to cope with it as well. i hope this is a joe biden speaking off the cuff. saying something he doesn't know what he means, wants to sound tough. could lead to vaccine passports, already run against the freedom of health in this country,

remains to be seen. 0 deaths in texas, neanderthals down there figured it out. we should focus on the good stuff. jillian: i know you're having breakfast with friends in williamsburg. have you looked at the menu to decide what you're eating first. >>, cuban omelette. it is made on location, what you can't get this far north, most places can't keep good grits. we talked to the people at breakfast with friends at shorty's diner in williamsburg, virginia. selloff on what is going on.

todd: my serious question, why are you not wearing a try corner had in colonial williamsburg. find one. you have 3 and a half hours. jillian: extreme weather, heavy rain causing flash flooding across louisiana. nearly 9 inches following monday prompting first responders to perform daring rescues overnight, at least 20 people were saved. todd: this father put his kids in a kayak just to get a month of school. adam joins us live can we talk about lake charles getting hit all the time. >> reporter: we do. wild weather setting up across the middle of the country. we were talking about some in the lake charles louisiana area, tornado reports, this has been a large system in texas, storm reports the last 24 hours, this is going to continue again today.

may be back off a little bit but we are looking at a large area where there is the possibility of more severe weather talking about downpours, hail, winds of 60 miles an hour, and isolated tornado from austin, san antonio to dallas but the major populations dealing with more rounds of severe weather and even larger area looking at flash flood porches and warnings including the louisiana to oklahoma. it has been down pouring. this is additional rainfall. some of these areas have seen 8 to 10 inches of rain in louisiana, from right now continuing into tomorrow, another widespread 3 or 4 inches of rain, everything in the yellow, red and pink, another 8 to 10 inches of rain. flooding will be a major issue and something we will be paying attention to today and tomorrow. jillian: thank you. todd: and arson suffer under

arrest in los angeles county, the man was detained near the fire zone suffering smoke in relation. mandatory evacuation in place for several communities have fires burn 1300 acres, firefighters were able to gain ground yesterday. is 33% contained. jillian: bob pafford taking a hit before the belmont stakes. the horse racing commission suspending him from entering courses and races after kentucky derby winner medina spirit failed a drug test. the suspension will depend on the ongoing investigation in kentucky. pafford has denied wrongdoing saying it was due to an ointment. we will follow that story. we mentioned earlier on the show and we will tell you why some airlines might be weighing passengers before takeoff. todd: not your average joe. president biden releasing his tax returns. cheryl casone explains next.

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>> that is a good band, you have a glimpse into the president's personal -- >> the cheryl casone plug. >> the foxbusiness network and the bad guys. let's talk taxes. >> in income last year. it is last year and that was a drop from the million-dollar hall in 2019 on the speaking circuit. at 29%, in 2017 was 11 million, that is losing income.

kamala harris, emma supporting 1.8 million in income last year. the contribution of the return because it is one.6% of income donated to charity and that was below average compared to others in the same income category. a tax buzz that is taxing. todd: that is where you make the real bucks. it jillian: we will pick it up from here. as more states get rid of federal pandemic payments some states -- extra unemployment benefits we talked about, 39 million households will get a $300 tax credit beginning july 15th president biden saying the goal is to help poor children. >> experts told us this will cut child poverty in america in

half. this tax cut sends a clear and powerful message to american workers or working families with children. help is here. todd: it is $300 a month for every child under 6, 250 for 6 to 17, the payments will go out through the end of the year. jillian: i need to wear my skinny pants. they can weigh more than workout pants. carley: you never want your pilots on your plane to react like this. >> roger. request vector, over. >> what? >> flight 09 or clear for vector 324. >> we have clearance, clarence. >> roger roger, what is our vector, victor? carley: x confusion when it comes to passenger weight. in view from the wing, a popular blog, the state the pilots using on the aircraft may be outdated

and obesity rates rise, the faa telling airlines they have to way passengers. it will be voluntary and wouldn't be everybody but pick out a random person, the checkered bag like you have been talking about, you get to way it. the analysis may increase 12% to 190 pounds in the summer, 195 in the winter, that includes the carry-on bag. if you want to wear me before the vacation i don't want to be weighed. jillian: our beach body is slimmer than in the winter. todd: following the air b&b:got no brains anyhow. it is out there. carley: the best movie ever.

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jillian: space force commander removed from his post after criticizing the military on the conservative podcast. todd: what the kernel calls anti-american. jillian: lieutenant colonel matthew lowmeyer was with the eleventh space warning squad that was ousted because he appeared on a podcast where he spoke out against critical race theory being taught in the military. he said the military diversity training would only divide servicemembers.

>> to every base servicemember, and in 1619 instead of 1776. jillian: the space force releasing a statement and his removal saying the decision was based on public comments made by lieutenant colonel lowmeyer in recent podcast, lieutenant general whiting issued a command directed investigation on whether these comments constituted prohibited partisan political activity. lowmeyer retained his rank but has been reassigned. conservative lawmakers slamming the space force, texas senator ted cruz calling this a troubling -- florida congressman byron donald calling lowmeyer a hero for defending our nation and freedoms. the lieutenant colonel has a book titled irresistible revolution, marxism's goal of conquest and the unmaking of the american military.

on monday it became the number one bestseller on amazon. we reached out to the space force for comment but have not yet heard back. jillian: thank you. todd: tomi lahren joins us live next.

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targeting of gang members for deportation. joining us to discuss fox nation host tomi lahren. here is a quote from this letter we are in a moment of racial reckoning in this country with communities across the country calling for an end to mass incarceration and racist policing it is time to end the approach to immigration which relies on the same flawed systems. look, tommy tomi, we can use all the woke words we want in the world how is this anything other than providing sanctuary to known gang members? >> this is the california fornication of america. this is what happens in california on a daily basis. i spend a lot of time not only on border but ice agents. can i tell you this is nationalizing that failed process on a national level and that's what they are seeking to do. it's already incredibly difficult to get criminal aliens out of this country and states and cities that have sanctuary policies this is seeking to

expand that furthermore, i think the american people really need to understand what's going on here. first, they told us they don't want open borders. now we are seeing open borders. then they told us priority for deportation, which they already halted was to get criminals out of this country. now you have aoc and democratic radicals saying we don't even want to get criminal aliens out of this country because that is somehow racist to which i would remind aoc and democratic colleagues that are a part of this that criminal activity, gang activity, that is not a race. that is an activity. and these people have no right to be in our country. they have already come to our country illegally and they don't respect the rule of law in our country. and they have broken laws in our country. they don't deserve to be here. furthermore, these are the kind of pima recommit crimes in the very immigrant communities in which they live. this is endangering americans. this is endangering legal immigrants. this is even endangering other illegal immigrants living into the united states. so, what we need to know and

understand here is that this used to be a far left radical thinking, but aoc and her squad members in the 34 other democrats that have signed on to this they have the ear and attention and control of this administration. and it needs to stop. midterms in this country are going to be crucial and i hope the american people understand that. jillian: two things tomi, first of all. i like your outfit. todd did not get the memo to wear the same thing. let's talk about texas for a second. texas reported zero deaths from covid-19 on sunday. this is two months after lifting the mask mandate. what do you say to that? what does that tell you? >> well, you know that was dubbed neanderthal thinking. if that is neanderthal thinking i hope the rest of the states in this country certainly adopt that neanderthal thinking very soon. listen, the science is clear. you can't have people living indoors, masked and restricted forever. we have done it for a yearna. it's over. code fear-mongering is over. find a new cause, democrats. it's time to understand we need

to have trust and faith in the american people and also in the state leaders to make the best decisions for their state. turns out those states that choose freedom over restriction and mandate and infringement, those are the states that are doing best not only in the pandemic but economically. so if you are in a state or a city and your leaders don't believe in that so-called neanderthal thinking of freedom it's time to uncall themmenned unseat them and get louder because it's time go back to the old normal. todd: tomi, in the 45 seconds we have remaining, in the evidencee of all the evidence presented it it's not time to lift the mask mandate we need more information. what more information do you need? >> listen, once tyrants get control it's difficult for them to relinquish that control and they will keep it for as long as they possibly can until citizens are willing to stand up, rise up, lake those in california have and recalling their governor, it's going to continue. they're not going to just

willing give up control. the mask mandates and other restrictions and infringements are controls that the democrats certainly love. it's time though to make them understand that if they do continue those, they will be unseated, they will be ousted from office, and the american people are going to stand up and take their freedoms back. we have done this for over a year and a half. we have been lied to for a year and a half, and it's enough of this. let's get back to old normal and live our lives as free americans ought to do. jillian: tomi lahren, thank you for young us. don't miss no interruption with tomi lahren on fox nation. have a good day. todd: former ufo investigator issuing a warning about security after navy footage off the coast was leaked. watch. >> i think we are beginning to realize that we just may not be alone. and when we get this report to congress, hopefully the department of defense and the intelligence community will come clean, level with the american people about what's going on.

this is a global phenomenon too, by the way. we had cases in the u.k. and i hope we are going to hear about that. but, make no mistake about it, this is probably the single biggest defense national security issue we are facing today. and we need some answers. jillian: confirmed the video was taken on board the uss omaha in 2019. congress is expected to be briefed on ufos next month. ♪ [explosion] >> calls for a cease-fire but there does not appear to be an end in sight. >> israel has a right to protect its citizens. its citizens demand that israel protect them. >> those who are not vaccinated will end up paying the price. >> the american spirit is one of independence. we don't like to be lied. to say we don't like to be abused. >> congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez demanding dhs be more lenient on immigration enforcement. >> you have people more loyal to different nations outside