towards israel as tensions grow overseas but at home rashida tlaib is cost confronting the president for siding with our allies. the latest. todd: the trial for the illegal immigrant accused of murdering molly tibbetts, live in iowa with what to expect. change it seems unfair teachers take their masks off while they yell at us that we need to pull hours up. >> a fourth grader going viral for obliterating his school's mask mandate. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ what's wrong with being ♪♪ what's wrong with being confident ♪♪ todd: we are doing this now. i am confident that i know these two cities in new york and we are looking live to new orleans,

mercedes-benz superdome. i want to go to new orleans, i want to go back to the beautiful city. jillian: i was just about to say that. bring them back for everyone, i appreciate that. todd: you are watching "fox and friends first" with wednesday morning. jillian: let's start with this fox news alert, rockets rocking gaza for another night as israel keeps up its assault on hamas was violence showing no signs of slowing is protests get ugly in jerusalem and the west bank. todd: we are just getting word there are sirens going out, there is incoming fire from hamas. you can see a police checkpoint

behind me with those houses slated for eviction, palestinian ramp his car into this checkpoint over the weekend, he was shot dead by police and there were services here yesterday because the raid continued to build exacerbated by scenes of devastation we've seen out of the gaza strip and clashes around the west bank, 3 palestinians were killed and there was a general strike across all of israel and arab communities. hamas continues to fire rockets at israel, 3750 so far and more now that fires are going off. they go off several times a day and people keep shuttling between streets at home and shoulders, nerves are very frayed. 12 israelis have been killed, that includes two foreign workers living in israel. killed. in gaza the full standard 213,

63 children, hamas on the list of terror organizations. the popularity during this time. according to many including this palestinian analyst. >> this is something we want about for years, we told anybody who would listen don't just shut the door, don't just ignore, don't be blindsided, don't think you can manage the occupation, you can have a quiet happy occupation. there is no such thing. >> reporter: diplomatic efforts are accelerating for a cease-fire in the latest line we are getting out of some journalists well connected to sources in those negotiations is the abraham accords signed between israel and the arab nations which were considered by many to be the greatest

accomplishments of the trump administration could be in jeopardy if the situation doesn't come to a halt pretty soon. todd: here at home, putting pressure on president biden. jillian: lawmakers from both sides question the administration's response. >> reporter: the president publicly supporting israel's right to self-defense treading carefully among some in his own party who are questioning us policy for israel and just as the president arrives in michigan yesterday, the housing administration support for electric vehicles faced a jolt for several minutes, squared off with michigan congresswoman rashida tlaib who has been among the most vocal critics of israel and later during his public remarks the president lavished her with praise.

>> rashida tlaib, where is rashida? i tell you what, i am going to say to you that i admire your concern for so many people, you are a fighter and thank you for being a fighter. >> reporter: with pro-palestinian protests happening here and around the world, the white house is under pressure. biden supported a cease-fire to put a end to the violence but the white house will say little about what they call his quiet efforts. >> the best way to end and international conflict is typically not to debate it in public with our focus and our strategy is to work through quiet intensive diplomacy. >> reporter: amid the protests republicans keeping up their own pressure on the administration. >> when you see the left lining up and supporting a terrorist

organization of course there should be a repudiation of that. you are also seeing the mainstream media that is coming out. msnbc doubting whether hamas is a terrorist organization. >> reporter: democrats on capitol hill yesterday did block and effort by house republicans to sanction hamas. by some democrats to delay a big arms deal with israel although one democrat yesterday did back away from that. todd: thank you. jillian: dallas investigators expect additional charges for dairy and brown in the murder of cash vernon. it comes back to suspected weapons, brown is being held on kidnapping and burglary charges, allegedly seen in home surveillance video taking the 4-year-old from his bed in the

middle of the night. he was sleeping next to his twin brother carter, was later found stabbed to death in the street. gps removed carter from his home. todd: a 17-year-old charged with first-degree murder in the death of the mother killed during a botched carjacking, shot in the driveway of her orlando home after refusing to hand over the keys. authorities are looking for a second suspect is offering a 10,$000 reward. >> the person who did this to her, two young boys without a mom but we just want to know why. todd: get this. the teenage suspect was released in march after being found incompetent to stand trial for an alleged armed robbery last year. unclear if he will be charged as an adult. jillian: live look at capitol hill where the house is expected to vote in favor of establishing a 9/11 style commission on the

january 6th ryan. house gop leadership opposes the measure. republican members of the problem solver caucus are backing the panel. the effort is expected to be met with fierce opposition when you reaches the senate. democrats need to sway 10 republicans to pass it. house minority leader kevin mccarty had this to say response to calls for a new commission. take a listen. >> four investigations, you mentioned one, the department of justice has arrested 445 people with approximately another hundred arrests to come. this would just get in the way of that. two investigations going on in the senate committee. you also have the architect -- $10 million to have a view of the maya millette and now we want to put a political commission to go forward. >> staying in congress, virginia

fox becoming the fifth house member to be fined for not passing through metal detectors which will put up after the january 6th capitol attack. capital police said she was ready for a vote and she came back to complete the security check but the incident cost $5,000. jillian: house republicans defined nancy pelosi by refusing to wear face masks in the chamber. this includes florida congressman brian mass, in protest as speaker pelosi mandates inquiries face coverings on the house floor, pelosi at school goes against the latest cdc guidance which says fully vaccinated people do not have to wear masks. todd: she may think she is in charge of congress but not new york and connecticut because

today those states will ease up on covid 19 restrictions. those in the empire state can show their masks in most cases. restaurants, stores, gyms and many other businesses can go back to full capacity. new york city requiring businesses to check vaccination cards and customers have gotten a shot. jillian: the traffic this morning, space for sludges a rocket with a $1 billion missile warning satellite off of cape canaveral. the new satellite will join four other spacecraft in orbit and use telescopes and infrared sensors for early warning of unusual or suspicious activity in space. 24-hour is to complete a trip around the earth. back to the traffic. we started to notice more people in new york city it was bustling and busy and in the middle of the night i was like came out of the woodwork. todd: a lot of people in times square taking pictures, tourists decided may 19th we are here. time is 10 minutes after the

hour, republican attorneys general say the colonial pipeline hack is another reason to restart construction on the keystone pipeline. two events join us live after the break. jillian: new york city mayor bill deblasio ditching the burgers for the brooklyn nets and social media can't get enough. we will show you. ♪♪

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>> absolutely. we will never stop fighting for the pipeline. it is the safest way to transport fossil fuels. americans and hoosiers just saw what happens when you don't have a pipeline. the environmental activists pulling the puppet strings of joe biden aren't acting much differently than the terrorists themselves. jillian: you just heard him say you will never stop fighting but the continued battle able reinstatement of this pipeline. >> what we saw recently a cyber attack, pipeline absolutely - not shutting down to the pipeline. to keep the pipelines open. for delivery of the line but

canceling the excel pipeline. just like jennifer said. this is the best way of delivering gas. when you take it off-line it makes it impossible. todd: a map that shows what you are talking about, gas station shortages by state as a last night and south carolina, your state, ag wilson, 40%, north carolina 43% majority not doing much better, 78%, how worried should we be that this will be the norm under an extreme climate change agenda under this president? >> that worry is very real. these people do not care about efficiency, they do not care about safety, they care about controlling other people's lives and this was a great example of how extremism can do just that. the only difference is the

keystone pipeline has not in doug yet but imagine how much lower our prices would be, how much better our lives would be if we had the keystone pipeline and so many other projects that are paramount to an all above energy strategy. todd: similar question to you. how excited are the people of your state waiting in line for gas, and extreme climate change agenda the biden administration? >> last week i was driving down the road and saw what looked like 1970s all over again, 5 or 10 cars deep, for the first time in years gas pumps with no fuel available. fortunately for us it looks like a blip on the radar. the storm will pass and we will get through this but the policies of this administration what infrastructure is created these problems. a little more continue down this road for energy policy. todd: thank you for joining us.

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pandemic and multimillion dollar book deal. did you hear about this? a group of brooklyn men accused of stealing covid 19 relief money by submitting unemployment claims and got caught because they flung their fortunes on social media. prosecutors say four of the alleged these posting pictures of themselves with large piles of cash. that's not the way you do it. the suspects charged, still at large. jillian: cvp set a record number of venezuelan migrants showing up at the southern border under president biden's policies nearly all of them are being led into the country. young voices contributor daniel martino immigrated from venezuela and joins us now. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me.

>> you have quite a story. you came here in 2016, half of venezuelans have a college degree, one in 5 undergraduate degree, you're one of them. you are getting your phd right now. tell me how coming here has changed your life through doing it the right way. >> in venezuela i prayed for my wife everywhere i walked. in the city i was from, we are talking tens of thousands of people die every year in venezuela, they kill thousands of people randomly and their political opponents, talking about all of this and everything. all-americans are experiencing it right now. everyday lives in venezuela for every single group. it was not like that. america is a different culture. a lot of people, not everybody, that is why we are here. talking about this. a lot of people of their freedoms. that is what it is. todd: the argument that anybody

who shows up at the border, everybody shouldn't be let in. you have to go through the process and do it the right way. what would you say to your fellow venezuelans were trying to come to america right now? >> the border is closed legally, they are not being let in legally. even if you do that you come across the us-mexico border because the us government, joe biden is not open for illegal crossing was where people seeking asylum. it is a common sense thing for families. and they are not trying to do it the right way the us government is not letting them. >> will be your message to president biden?

>> we have in the united states a fantastic system from socialist countries from cuba. they are let in legally in an orderly process after one year in the united states. why not have the same system with venezuela. by all means controlled by cuba and the country where people are highly educated or coming to the united states, since stata shows not only are they highly educated but they vote republican and integrated into american society, reason to fear venezuelans in themselves. the legal process, the administration must not change that, they should change that. jillian: thank you for joining us. appreciate it. todd: still ahead, trial begins today for the illegal immigrant accused of killing molly tibbetts. we are live on the ground in iowa with a preview of opening statements.

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todd: overnight heavy rain and lightning, flash flood watches, severe weather outbreaks with several tornadoes across the lone star state. jillian: parts of louisiana seeing catastrophic flooding, 56,000 people without power in louisiana and texas. janice dean joins us with the latest forecast. it has been busy. >> janice: several days of heavy rainfall across the gulf coast including our friends in texas and louisiana. it doesn't take a hurricane or tropical system to bring incredible amounts of rain in a short time.

lake charles over 6 inches of rainfall in a couple hours so this is going to be an ongoing situation throughout the day today and the next couple days. you can see where we had hail and wind reports over texas and heavy rainfall is going to lead to flash flooding throughout the day today, you can see on the border of texas and louisiana where we had the heaviest rainfall and flash flood warnings from victoria, texas towards tyler, texas and houston in line for several inches of rain over the next couple days. there is the forecast radar, this area of low pressure lingering on the gulf coast. we've seen this situation before and flooding is going to be a huge concern through friday and saturday around the houston area which is not great news. we will keep you up to date but people need to be on alert for

flooding in the area. here's your forecast today, we are getting warm across the upper midwest and the great lakes, 81 in atlanta, 81 in houston, 83 in miami and the potential for heavy rain, forecast highs for the day and remaining warm the next couple days in much of the country with the exception of the northwest where we are feeling like summertime in the next couple weeks. that is exciting for you. todd: i got bad news on that front. jillian: now to this, opening statements begin today in the trial for the illegal immigrant accused of killing iowa college student molly tibbetts. todd: ashley strohmeyer joins us with what we can expect. >> reporter: good morning, opening statements start this morning at 8:30 this morning.

the jury was selected, 8 women and 7 men they were told there would be graphic images shown of stab wounds of molly tibbetts, they want to be prepared for that. christian rivera is an illegal immigrant in the us and mexico, stamp tibbetts to death and dumped her body in a cornfield. tibbetts went missing after she went for a ride and didn't show up in her hometown of brooklyn, iowa. they have 18 witnesses who could testify at the trial could go for two weeks. they say it will not take that long. the trial date has been changed due to covid but also supposed to be in brooklyn, iowa, 100 miles away from here where she was killed but because of the pretrial and how much attention it gained, they moved it to hear and the opening statements started 8:30, bringing you update to everything.

>> keep us posted in this case. jillian: progressive district attorney larry krasner wins the primary in philadelphia as the cdc, a surgeon violent crime. and early test for a progressive criminal justice movement nationwide as he becomes a strong candidate for reelection in november and promises measures like shorter probation and cash bail. rafael warnock compares the pandemic to a controversial project during a speech to graduate at morehouse college in atlanta. >> don't just teach us how to make our way out of covid 19, teaches how to make our way out of covid 1619. jillian: likening the pandemic to the 6019 project, when the first planes were brought to the country.

it was criticized by historians a call it inaccurate and say it lacks context and perspective. jillian: 33 after the hour, the fight against critical race theory in ohio spiraling out of control. parents advocating values for private school in columbus, the school called the police and even brought in bomb sniffing dogs. joining me to discuss amy gonzalez and andrea gross. one of the most egregious things you go through? >> thank you for having us. tolerance and racism, we are parents of students at columbus academy and over the past year we started noticing troubling and discriminatory behavior by

the school referring to our community is representing 110 years of white supremacy. they were separating our children on the basis of their skin color during professional development for teachers, separating teachers on the basis of skin color, during this year we had no learning specialists for our kids that were 3 to 12 years old but the diversity department was double. todd: besides calling out the dogs, literally, how else has the school district responded to your complaints? >> they have not responded. as a result of them assuring in, orthodoxy requiring kids in the community to identify ourselves and each other by the color of our skin. we wrote an open letter and asked questions. how is the board of trustees selected, what is the curriculum regarding race, why are there no

learning specialists in the diversity department doubled and because of that we did a podcast and because of that podcast, we were reported to the police, they took our teachers a week later after that report was deemed to be an informational report or faculty, and explain to them a threat to the community, she had also intimated they reported us to the fbi. on the upper school lunch sniffing around cars to promulgate fear and anxiety with students and faculty. to be canceled, despite that, we gathered together a group of parents in our own community but

found the foundation against intolerance and racism there are thousands of people across the country who agree with us that we should not be treating people differently on the basis of their skin color. todd: if you're not in columbus, ohio and listening to the story, this comes to town, how do you advise parents protect their kids. >> to speak out, you feel you're the only one who thinks that way. tens of thousands of people across the nation, it makes those connections to have moral courage. >> this is a situation we didn't experience at school, we appreciate you going on. jillian: 37 after the hour, tom brady tv in the works, and

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todd: big tech silencing of pro-israeli facebook page as violence escalates in the middle east. jillian: cheryl casone joins us with how facebook is responding. >> facebook shutting down the pro-israel facebook page over the for

violating a against spam. the pages millions of followers but its founder is claiming the page was attacked by pro-islamic organizations, didn't flag the page. >> pretty easy to trick the outgo rhythm. for woke. jillian: us corporations for paving the woke culture, and after american ceo doug parker. watch. >> why is ceo doug parker trying to appease the radical left for billions of taxpayer bailouts from a $10 billion payday.

jillian: we must stand up for team members and customers and honor the sacrifices made by generations of americans to protect and expand the right to vote. the group is saying they, quote, have and exploiting labor forces and china. there is feedback against this. whether it is voting rights or what is happening around the world, companies are getting involved. jillian: speaking of getting involved, more money than any of us dream of. jillian: something to do in the off-season. ed: we are coming up on that. tom brady setting his sights on tv. the super bowl champion in

broadcast networks, we also have an unscripted project with tom brady, yes, that tom brady, brady owns 199 productions. it could be based on a very eventful life, they got the big mansion -- >> a 17 million fixer-upper. >> of fourth-grader taking on the school's mask mandate. >> they yell of us kids that we need to pull hours up. >> is getting support from oliver the country, hear more from him next. jillian: let's check with brian kilmeade for what is coming up on "fox and friends".

brian: the best interview ever with that little kid and his dad. a big show coming your way that includes the second part of the interview. and to rosemary beach yesterday, back to a local school, a concert in america in 2021 is possible but let's talk to governor chris christie, former governor of new jersey saying i'm running for president weather donald trump does or not. tom homan calling for resignation, he and others will discuss that. all of that starts in 15 minutes. don't miss a minute and sooner or later you are going to have to get dressed if you are in a state that lets you.

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jillian: president biden joked he would run over a reporter asking about israel. >> who has been made a joke about running someone over? carley shimkus is here to respond. carley: president biden toward the ford plant in michigan, took a new electric f154 spin and went behind the wheel clearly in no mood to answer questions. watch this. >> i'm not letting you get in front of the car as i step on it. i'm teasing. carley: some wondering what the reaction would be had donald trump made the same joke. a guest on twitter said this

would be a 5 alarm fire, if he was a republican and said this to a reporter. sums up the sentiment. this kid winning over social media for comments on masks. take a listen. >> you are being disrespectful to all of us. jillian: wow. he was making a speech earlier about mask mandates to be lifted. to become optional. the speech went viral, he was very well spoken in front of the school board. he was on tucker carlson's show yesterday with his dad telling a little more of his story. >> put your masks on because you are being disrespectful to all of us teachers who have to work

really hard. we are also working are too. it is almost 100 degrees outside wearing cloth masks. >> reporter: the school board wound up voting to keep the masks mandatory, the mask mandate in place for the remainder of the year but masks will become optional when summer school begins, keep the mask on for a couple more days. jillian: bag it is going to have a bright future ahead of him. the mayor is at it again. carley: new york city mayor bill deblasio became an instant meme in his press conference. >> the nets are stepping up for brooklyn, for the whole city of new york. the nets are going to be joining the battle against covid with a mobile vaccinations site outside berkeley center. carley: barstool sports some do pretty well saying this is what every undercover cop a college

bar looks like after last week when he ate the burger and fries and that went over so well too. todd: moving malibu's most wanted. jillian: see you guys. still to come a new push to honor pat tillman at sacrifice. todd: calling on the -- to honor pat tillman's jersey number. ♪♪ an american soldier ♪♪ an american ♪♪ i will probably take a stand ♪♪ where liberty is in jeopardy ♪♪ ♪ ♪ i had the nightmare again maxine.

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todd: welcome back. thousands of people are petitioning to retire. late football legend pat tillman jersey from the nfl. jillian: he was killed after 9/11 in friendly fire in afghanistan. sean wilson was so inspired by tillman's sacrifice he left his job at this network that you are watching to enlist himself. he is leading the petition and joins us now. thanks for being here this morning. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me, guys. jillian: as of last night, there were about 7500 signatures. people had signed the petition to retire pat tillman's jersey. i'm curious why you decided to do this and why now? >> i mean, as we approach the 0th anniversary of september 11th, i was kind of thinking of a way to commemorate this anniversary, and i mean, pat tillman as a american, as a man, represents so much

goodness. so this movement to attempt to retire his jersey league wide admiration. ambassador of the national football league. so my hope is they say like a person is never dead until their name is spoken for the last time. so if his goal is reached. have his number 40 hanging in every stadium league wide. whether it's next year, 10 years, 20 years down the line somebody walks in a stadium they will see that jersey hanging and his story will have to be told. jillian: give me chills. todd: what do you make of the support so far? >> i mean, it's been great. it's been a lot. people have reacted a lot more positively than i thought. i mean, of course, fox news has wrote up the article which has made it go semiviral on the internet. as of this morning right about 8,000 signatures two days ago 1500. seven days in since the petition has launched. 8,000. looking at about a thousand

signatures day. so, you know, a positive reaction so far. jillian: i know that you have not yet heard from the nfl of course i know you would like. to say so, if you do, please make sure you keep us updated. in the mean time i want to hearr story and how you were so inspired by pat tillman and his service. >> myself and many others were inspired by his story and selflessness and dedication to country. i mean, he was one of the deciding factors when i left fox in 2018 and decided to enlist as well. my father, john mikey wilson was a new york city firefighter. and my uncle, lieutenant jerrod roddie mcgiven who passed away earlier this year due to the 9/11 cancer. kind of service to city and service to country is something pat inspires and kind of a moral i lean on as well, too. todd: in the 30 seconds we have remaining, how far would this go in restoring the nfl in the

minds and hearts of those who may have been fans but over the course of the last couple years may have given up on the national football league? >> >> i think it could be a positive move by the nfl. personally the idea behind this movement is not to win people back and this and that and turn semi political. it's just here to honor pat tillman and keep his name spoken for the rest of time. jillian: absolutely. sean wilson, it's incredible what you are doing. your story is also incredible. thank you for letting us share and it thank you for your service and everything you are doing to fight for all of us. we really appreciate it. have a good day. >> thanks for having me. todd: thanks, sean. speaking of service to our nation watch a heart-warming moment parents accept his college diploma on his behalf. [cheers] jillian: fellow graduates giving gabrielle's parents a standing

ovation. he is currently serving in the u.s. army stationed in fort bragg. what a moment for those parents. so special. i'm sure they would rather have him there, obviously, to accept for himself. they must be be so proud of everything is he doing. todd: we love what he is doing. good job sacred, connecticut right down the street. "fox & friends" comes up right now. it's mask off day. ♪ >> when i think of the climate crisis, i think jobs. >> president joe biden touted the idea that he was for the working class but that f-150 lightning that he got into today costs $70,000. >> house republicans defy speaker nancy pelosi by refusing to wear face masks. >> they are telling us if we are on the floor without a mask they are going to fine us. >> you are vaccinated, you not only cannot get significant disease you can't transmit. >> seven sheriff's deputies will not face criminal charges in the death of andrew brown. >> mr. brown's death, while