i just move this way and he is going to get himself. you know what he is going for? the bird feeder. here he is. that's some good stuff right there. guess what? we're going to -- are we outside tomorrow? >> more to come on that. we hope it is sunny. we think it will be. >> dana: "the faulkner focus" will take it from here. have a great day, everybody. >> harris: a fox news alert. at any moment now the district attorney is expected to give new information in the investigation into the deadly shooting of andrew brown in north carolina. you may know that name. his killing sparked several days of protesting. i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus". deputies say andrew brown tried to hit them with his car and they served a warrant. the family says that is not what the body cam video shows. we could also hear more on when exactly the public might get to see that video including the media. griff jenkins is live for us in

elizabeth city, north carolina. chris. >> it's been almost a month since andrew brown junior was killed in a deputy-involved shooting on april 21st. now you can see the scene outside of the public safety building here. a handful of protestors chanting no justice, no peace a few minutes ago because the district attorney here, is holding a press conference any moment now where he is expected to give us an update on the investigation. the shooting was being investigated by the north carolina state bureau of investigation. now we do not, harris, expect to see video. remember under north carolina law that video is subject to a court order and a judge ruled that it would not be released until the f.b.i. had completed an investigation. maybe we'll learn more about that. you put your finger at the center of what's happening today and why there is so much media here. when the judge was deciding whether or not to release the

body cam video the brown family first saw about 20 seconds of it and then last week last tuesday saw about 20 minutes of it. the district attorney during that hearing said that the car that brown was driving made contact with deputies. the family has a very different characterization of what they saw. they say it wasn't the case and why it's an execution-style video of what happened to brown. the reason why that matters is here in north carolina, officers can use deadly force if they perceive a threat of deadly force to them. we'll see whether or not the district attorney addresses that or not. one thing is for sure, the update on whether there could be any charges or indictments coming for any of the officers involved, that will be news that many of the protestors out here want to know. a total of seven deputies after the shooting on april 21 went on administrative leave. four were brought back to work because they didn't discharge

weapons. we don't know exactly what kind of update we might get. one of the options that we could see develop here is whether or not it goes to a grand jury. we have to wait and find out from the district attorney. >> harris: we'll come back to you as soon as it warrants. let me get to this president biden with a stark warnings for americans who choose not to get the covid-19 vaccines. he says, quote, they'll end up paying the price even as the cdc continues to face backlash over shifting guidelines for all americans and despite the good news -- i want to say it again -- good news. they didn't lead with this. covid-19 cases are now down in all 50 states. the president cautions that those numbers could tick up again and he is already blaming states where americans may choose not to get vaccinated. watch. >> president biden: 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 reverse. ultimately those who are not vaccinated will end up paying the price. >> harris: the confusion over mask wearing is raging. as states and cities and businesses are left to sort it all out through that maze of cdc guidelines. joe concha, fox news con trib tore joins me now. it seems like a missed opportunity. you have people across the country by the millions fully vaccinated now. you don't lead with the good news that the cases are down in 50 states? it makes no sense. >> oh, i've got some good news to share here, harris. first when the president says paying the price, if everybody doesn't get vaccinated. let's look at what is going on

in texas and a good news story. 33% of the state is fully vaccinated. just 33%. yet on sunday the state had 0.0 coronavirus deaths. if you recall march 10th is when that governor, republican, lifted those mask mandates. as they did in mississippi. the president of the united states said it was neanderthal thinking said and it was very dangerous. dr. fauci echoed those statements and the cdc. in mississippi on sunday there were 0 covid deaths. so we should be making note of that. there is tremendous progress being made. cases are down. we're talking in that state 85, 90% in terms of hospitalizations and cases. it should be a lead story. >> harris: you mentioned it and everybody can remember for themselves president biden and what he said back in march. >> president biden: i think it is a big mistake.

look, i hope everybody has realized by now these masks make a difference. the last thing, the last thing we need is neanderthal thinking in the meantime everything is fine and take off your mask, forget it. >> harris: joe, what you were saying is texas reported zero deaths from covid for the first time on sunday and those cases and hospitalizations are down at all-time lows during the pandemic. governor abbott reacted to that a short time ago. >> still have not yet received a phone call or an apology from the president for his mischaracterization of my actions. all the liberals and all the media in the state of texas issued the same declaration. some people said i had issued a death warrant. here is the difference. the people on the democrat side want to push narratives where what i was looking at is both math and science. >> harris: your reaction to that and i have a quick follow up.

>> apologies are not in the dna of most politicians particularly this president. don't hold your breath waiting for the call. second largest state in the country. the last thing we need from the president is for him to be leaving church on sunday outside with a mask while he is fully vaccinated or on a zoom call with world leader fully vaccinated wearing a mask. talk about wrong messaging. it comes from the president united states and cdc director as well who has been all over the place on this in terms of mask mandates and exactly what you can and cannot do. >> harris: let's go for a quick second to where some of this conversation started against vaccinations. you know our vice president likes to get to the root causes of things. i remember when kamala harris was saying that if it came from trump's administration, if it came from trump she wouldn't be vaccinated. that got people talking about i guess it's politicized now. what is the irony when you look at states like new jersey and

others 70% vaccinated that yes, all across the country now people are making their decisions about what to do and many of them are getting vaccinated. many of them we don't know who they voted for but maybe she comes out and gives an apology. since people are asking for them. >> i couldn't believe at the time that not one journalist, not anybody questioning kamala harris when she was available pushed back on that. >> harris: i did but we couldn't get access to her. i was shouting into the wind. >> people speaking to her directly when she made that statement. what do you mean trump's vaccine? this is pfizer's and moderna's vaccine. you are insulting the good people at those companies to work their butt off. no pushback or apologies coming from kamala harris. she barely speaks, anyway. what do we expect? >> harris: lots of smiling and giggling. critics are calling it blood money. joe, new development now.

governor andrew cuomo's tax returns show he could make $5 million off the covid leadership book. the same one he wrote as thousands of people died in nursing homes during the pandemic that he was leading here in new york. the feds are investigating claims his office covered up those nursing home deaths. republican candidate for governor lee zeldin let it rip. >> the nursing home order and cover-up, you profit off blood money, profiting off of the suffering physically, emotionally, financially of your constituents of new yorkers. >> harris: i'm going to go one more here with you joe. a warning to people it gets graphic. cuomo accuser karen hinton writes in an op-ed this is a quote, i spoke openly about my own experience with cuomo in the "washington post" recently but witnessed his misconduct with other women at hud.

i call it penis politics, a form of political art that not just about -- it's not just about sexual abuse but always about gender discrimination, cuomo is a master of the dark art. end of her quote. joe. >> governor cuomo if he had shame. that's not in the dna either. should step down. to profit off a pandemic. people wondered why is he putting out a book in october when the pandemic is raging and when he had by far the worst record of any governor? i said back on march 5 when reports started to emerge about the book advance looked like at the time it was only $800,000. now relatively $5.1 million. always follow the money in these situations. that's the great motivator here and the fact that the governor profited off this is just shameful but again, i don't think he is not going anywhere. he declared he is not. what's going on with these investigations at the federal

and new york attorney general. a democrat. it has stalled. like to get an update if possible. clearly a lot of wrongdoing here when there is smoke there is fire. this is a wildfire at this point. >> harris: some of that money may go back into the coffers and into the hands he has to pay to defend him when the investigations are rolling along. prince harry and markle after they signed a deal. it has critics saying the company promotes bias called colorism by selling skin lightening creams in africa and asia comes after the sussexs accused britain's royal family of racism, joe. >> i really just want to take a break from the royal couple if possible. i'm on tv to talk about these folks. i guess i have to continue. john lennon and yoko ono.

they go bowling with -- look, for prince harry to start talking about railing against the first amendment recently in lock step with the british government. they have a communication agency where they actually investigated piers morgan because he had a negative commentary on the royal couple after their interview with oprah winfrey. yeah, i am royal coupled out i have to be honest. ironic they're speaking out against free speech and they're the most outspoken royal couple we've seen in history. >> harris: thank you very much. alexandria ocasio-cortez is leading house democrats in calling for an immigration overhaul to stop targeting gang members for deportation. they claim the nation is at a moment of racial reckoning. plus this. >> these calls for a cease-fire are tantamount to hamas propaganda.

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from lebanon as things are heating up on the west bank. all of this complicating a potential peace cease-fire. trey yengst is live in western israel. what aid will the people in gaza say at this point and what exactly is happening on balance with the violence? >> harris, good morning. today is the ninth day of fighting between israel and hamas and the palestinians this morning with the permission of the israeli government received much-needed aid and supplies though as that aid was being delivered to the gaza strip hamas fired on trucks. ultimately they closed the border once again. rocket fire resumed again this morning after six hours of quiet. it looked like a window of opportunity for calm but these rockets slamming into southern israel today killing two people. take a look at the scene of one impact in southern israel.

at least two people are dead and many more injured after a rocket slammed into the regional council along the israel/gaza borders. first responders say those killed are foreign workers here on work visas. off in the distance there are israeli artillery rounds being fired into the gaza strip in response to the attack. at least two people were killed when a rocket slammed into this area. heavy israeli air strikes targeted gaza overnight. 214 palestinians have been killed so far and hundreds more injured. the scenes of destruction and devastation coming in sda are significant. more sig and a half can't the voices of civilians caught in the crossfire. >> what does this at 5 lun 30 in the morning? people are still sleeping. our lives, we have no idea where we want to go and where to run.

the whole world, the streets start running then destruction, an earthquake. >> reports indicate egyptian negotiators are trying to get a cease-fire. last night we saw this conflict expanding to israel's northern border with lebanon. none of them landed inside israel but a sense of what the israelis are dealing with right now across the region. >> harris: thank you for giving us so much detail around all of this, trey yengst, thank you. president biden in a call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu last night said he supports the idea of a cease-fire but stopped short of calling for one immediately. however, the prime minister so far is showing no signs of ending operations against the terrorists of hamas. meanwhile progressive democrats continue to go after president

biden and israel. republican congressman carlos jimenez went after their rhetoric and introduced a resolution to condemn the acts of terrorism and declare unequivocal support for israel. >> what we need to do is support israel and once hamas and hezbollah and other arab nations around understand that the united states will stand with israel like they did in the last four years of trump administration very strong supporters of israel, i think that will lead to peace. we don't need aoc and the squad spouting that we need to somehow support the palestinian terrorists from hamas and hezbollah. we need them to stand with the democratic nation, our ally, israel. >> harris: retired four star general jack keane is chairman of the institute for the study of war and fox news senior strategic analyst. thank you for being with me, general. you know, i am curious to know when benjamin netanyahu says that he wants to hit the

terrorists in places, targeted places to keep them from doing it immediately. how much time strategically. what is he talking about his military needs to do and what kind of time do politics give him to do that? you know both. >> well, we've seen a familiar pattern before. some kind of unrest in israel. the terrorist organizations, two of them in gaza fire rockets and missiles at the israeli citizens. in return and response to that certainly air attacks go into gaza and there are casualties on both sides and calls for cease-fire. what prime minister netanyahu is up to and i commend him for doing it and he is determined about it. he wants to significantly degrade hamas and the palestinian islamic jihad's capabilities.

their military capabilities. rockets and missiles they have, the launchers themselves and the infrastructure that is supporting them. he has a nine-mile tunnel network in gaza where fighters move back and forth and move ammunition away from the bombing. he is focused on that as well. this is critical to deterring these attacks happening again. that is what the prime minister is about and why he is not prepared to go to a cease-fire right now, which would give hamas a winning hand. he is very much opposed to that. they'll know when they've achieved their military objective. they aren't going to foreclose that before it happens. but once that does happen, then i think we'll see the prime minister seek a cease-fire. >> harris: i've heard criticism against some of those in the left that the president is clearly, clearly hearing from right now in his party. the criticism is that they are tone deaf on what really needs to happen here and maybe they

are not seeing the clear picture of who is on the other side of israel. this is not about the palestinian people who by the way are being killed in droves because among them are the terrorists from hamas. talk to me a little bit about how hard it is to deal with an enemy across the line like that and what biden needs to be doing right now. >> well first of all, yes, it certainly is challenging. but let's look at what hamas and the palestinian islamic jihad actually do. they fire the rockets and the missiles using their launchers in and around civilian population. they know full well israel has no choice but to do the best they can in attacking those sources of these rockets. they have to do that or else israelis will take unnecessary casualties. hamas is fully aware of that. and they take no measures to protect their own people.

they know that people are going to suffer casualties. they want those casualties to take place, harris. that's the reality and the truth of it because they want the world to react to those casualties. otherwise they would be building bombshell tears all over gaza like israel has all over its major cities. what they have is tunnel networks but they're for the fighters. they're for moving the ammunition. they aren't for the people. >> harris: quickly because we want the move on here the president seems to sit in the middle. yesterday through his press secretary she said we'll stand back from the politics of the moment and they didn't aggressively go after a cease-fire. then i have to imagine like fire they heard from the progressives in their party and now the president is saying to benjamin netanyahu yeah, we'll entertain the idea of a cease-fire meanwhile the people on the left are saying immediate cease-fire. can he stay in the middle of the road? >> well, he shouldn't be in the middle of the road. i applaud him for defending israel's right to take protect

its own people and his bipartisan support for that despite some of the people on the far left who are opposed. here is where he is dead wrong. the sponsors of this proxy war that we're seeing take place right now is iran. they provide all the rockets and missiles. not just to these two terrorists groups in gaza but hezbollah and tens of thousands in lebanon and last week iranian missiles were falling on saudi arabia fired by the houthis, their proxies. it is iran leading and sponsoring this activity. the president should be calling them out. but what are we doing? we're negotiating with iran in vienna to give them more money once again, which they will use to buy more rockets and more missiles for these proxies that are in gaza, that are in lebanon and also in yemen. and that is the reality of it. a lot of the money that they received as a result of the original nuclear deal in 2015,

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breaking news is this. it's on the investigation into the shooting of andrew brown by sheriff's deputies. he said brown's death was justified. and that brown did indeed try to drive his vehicle into sheriffs deputies trying to serve a warrant. they are serving a warrant. he is driving his car and now that shooting and killing of andrew brown being called justified. at that news conference some of the police officers body cam video was finally released. we warn viewers some of it is disturbing. we're going to play out what we have for you now.

>> harris: when this happened there was much protesting in north carolina, people wanted to see this tape. the tape was first released to an attorney for the family, then the family could see some of it redacted and now the public has been given about two minutes or longer of this tape. the district attorney is still

holding the news conference now. we're monitoring that. we are looking live now elizabeth city, north carolina and these are members of the family now. and so it's unclear if what we're able to see and what they can see now is the same video they had seen before or if this is actually more of it with more detail, more images than the family had previously seen. but now as i understand it, we're all seeing the same thing. so there you have it. the d.a. says the police -- the sheriffs deputies were justified in shooting andrew brown. as we learn more from that news conference going on now, any more details that make headlines we'll bring them to you immediately. >> as a result of our prompt action to roll out the vaccine and boost the economy, we've gone from stagnation to economy that is growing faster than it

has in nearly 40 years. we've gone from anemic job creation to a record of creation for a new administration and none has ever ce created this many jobs in this time frame. >> harris: despite a dismal april labor number and most open jobs in decades. so many more jobs, so few people looking. how is that possible? his administration has repeatedly denied enhanced unemployment benefits are keeping people from rejoining the workforce pointing to things like childcare and covid-19 concerns. all important but is that totally where it rests? 21 states are taking matters into their own hands now and ending those benefits. the republican governors of two of those states are with me now. missouri governor mike parson and governor brian kemp of georgia. great to see you both. i want to start with the challenges and the truth.

governor parson, i'll come to you first. >> first of all, we're on the right track in this state because we're bringing people back to work and we know those federal unemployment enhancement has created problems for the workforce and for the business of this state. right now we're number one in the state for small business wage growth in the united states. we're second in the nation for apprenticeships and top five for recovery and top seven for manufacturing jobs in the state. the jobs and business are there but we didn't have the workers there. why we made the decision to bring people back. it was the thing to do. this was supposed to be temporary, not a full-time type unemployment situation. yes, it was a crisis but the crisis is well under control now and people need to get back to work and we need them back in the workforce and that's where they should be. we'll do everything we can to make sure we bring people back to work in this state. >> harris: governor kemp. i'm curious whether the president or anybody in the white house has consulted with all of you.

you are there leading through the pandemic when he was running. joe biden said he would check in with you on vaccinations and that sort of thing. this is a big, important job, the economy. >> no doubt about it. harris. they know what the numbers are. in fact the american rescue plan, the state of georgia and other states that have lower unemployment rates are actually getting penalized. they know what our unemployment numbers are here. we're well below the national average. literally everywhere i've been the last three weeks people need more workers and it is not just in the service industry. it is in great manufacturing jobs, across all sectors. i continue to hear that. which is one reason that we're ending the federal subsidy trying to get folks back to work. we have got a lot of things that governor parson mentioned. childcare, other things that we've done but i've talked to childcare agencies.

they can't hire anybody either. people are getting the extra benefit and they want to stay home versus getting in the workplace. >> harris: it is pervasive, the pebble in the water and a ripple effect. senator to turn expanded unemployment benefits into signing bonuses. you talk about all the different ideas to try to get things moving again. governor parson, your thoughts? >> i don't think it's government's place to be doing that. the private sector wants to do bonuses to bring people back to work i think that's exactly what needs to happen. they need to make those decisions. i don't think it's government's place to start giving bonuses to people to go back to work when they should be in the workforce in the first place. government's place we're the ones that control the benefits. that's our part. i don't think you start another government program to enhance people to go back to work. you just make sure people understand you can't live off the government for a tremendous amount of time for a long period of time. you have to go back in the

workforce. >> harris: certainly not forever. gas pumps running dry to several states after the recent colonial pipeline pack. governor kemp declared a state of emergency last week and suspended the gas in his home state of georgia, the gas tax. 39% of the pumps in atlanta were still out of gas this morning when we checked. the biden administration continues to portray the incident as a non-issue. the crisis is also raising additional concerns over the president's decision to halt the construction of the keystone pipeline. governor kemp. >> well thanks, harris. listen, our quick action by the team here in georgia not only suspending the fuel tax to keep the price inflation because of the shortage from hitting our hard work en georgians are trying to get to work and medical appointments and schools.

we also reduced load limits on trucks. the hours that they can drive were expanded. we worked the agriculture commissioner to get a federal waiver to use the winter blend fuel to help give every drop we could get into the marketplace. we're seeing it coming. yesterday 50% of the pumps were out. today around 40. >> harris: forgive me for cutting in. i need to let you both go. what would you say to president biden and the white house right now? they don't think this is a big deal but 50%, 40%, any of those numbers in gas distribution and access. it's frightening actually. >> first of all let me tell you this. i would go back to 9/11 and let's talk about it was a serious time when prices got inflated at a massive rate and a couple of months ago in the wintertime with a shortage of natural gas and prices went up at extremely fast pace and nine

days later the problems are cured. people make billions of dollars out of taking advantage of everyday people. here the governors are, here we are dealing with the real problem on the ground. but somebody really needs to look into where that -- what really caused all of this and where the people are gaining the benefit from. >> harris: last word governor kemp. >> i think people want to see actions, harris. i think the president biden has been slow to move on the fuel issue. obviously very slow to move on the border crisis. not -- does not have the right read on the unemployment situation and the amount of people we need to get back into the workplace. it is killing us with rising inflation and other things and they need to get on the road and talk to small business people and hard working georgians and americans and get the real story. >> harris: hard to believe it's barely been 100 days. a lot has changed. a lot of crises for the american people and for that

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>> harris: breaking news. more details out of the news conference on the death of andrew brown. remember, moments ago this district attorney had said that it is a tragic death but justified. the shooting of andrew brown, tragic death but justified. of the seven sheriff's deputies in elizabeth city north carolina were there that day. they will not face criminal charges in the death of andrew brown. this is just coming through this news conference now. the d.a. says they acted in accordance with their training. they were serving a warrant,

the suspect drove into them and at one point on that tape we showed you before you could see there was an officer on the hood of the car. it was definitely something that was happening. the headlines in all of this again tragic death justified shooting, according to the training of these sheriff's deputies. they will not face criminal charges. and more to come in elizabeth city, north carolina. the family was also watching this today, too. so the first time the public got to see that video that was shared with you moments ago as we learn more we'll bring it to you. >> in 2005 natalee holloway became a household name. but for reasons no one would ever want. her tragictale gripped the nation and dominated nightly news. a beautiful young woman plucked from paradise days after her high school graduation. suspect soon emerged but no physical evidence and no body.

>> harris: exclusive new details on the disappearance of natalee holloway can now be found in season six of the fuhrman diaries on fox nation where former detective mark fuhrman dives deep into america's most notorious crimes and mysteries. mark joins me now. we have something in common. that is a connection to that case more than curiosity but having followed it. i was among the first couple of people to sit down with natalee holloway's mother shortly after she disappeared. i was covering another story on that island for a news magazine and we stayed on that island for 29 days and now over time you have unearthed some things that even those of us glued to it did not know. >> well harris, good morning and yeah, it was a painful time for natalee's mother and it became even worse because she

was fed information that gave her really false hopes and that opportunity to actually close in on evidence and the discovery of natalee's body evaporated. it didn't help the best friend of vandersloot's father was the chief of police. so we really have a compromised investigation from the first moment. but when you look at the natalee holloway case, instead of looking at the stark realities of the situation, three boys are with her, they lie they dropped her off at the hotel. video proves that. the two brothers, they finally just say okay, we were lying. and then you have vandersloot that comes up with multiple confessions and this whole time we're buying the possibility that she was kidnapped for sex slave from -- she was sold to a boat that was from venezuela.

just ridiculous. there is no evidence. we see this time and time again in these news media stories that get picked up and they need material and they need content and they keep going with it and it is compromised from the very start. >> harris: you know, in the fuhrman diaries, you take a look at people we may know from hollywood and other places and you think you know so much about those investigations until you dig a little bit deeper. an example away from natalee holloway now. you take a look at hollywood star bob crane's death. a clip of that. >> it sent shock waves through hollywood. who would want to murder the all american sitcom star? they looked at his relationships, first marriage to his high school sweetheart that ended in divorce. together they had three children. his second marriage was reportedly on the rocks. could crane have been the

victim of a crime of passion? >> harris: he was so popular, hogan's heroes and many other things. a quick thought about that. >> it's interesting so his reputation and celebrity preceded everything in the investigation. scottsdale police department knew nothing about homicide investigation and not prepared for this. they bungled it at every point. his best friend and his associate john carpenter was one of those people that was looked at as a suspect and he even had blood in his vehicle but it turned out not to be bob crane's when they did dna. nonetheless it was completely bungled from the onset probably because he was a celebrity and intimidated by anything that they did. >> harris: we'll tell people to check out all six episodes of your files by logging onto fox nation. so much great content on our streaming service. be sure to check it all out.

thank you for joining me, mark and thank you for watching "the faulkner focus". "outnumbered" right after this commercial break.

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