what we know about the suspect in his murder. >> israeli prime minister benjamin the undefined is president biden calls for a cease-fire. the latest tensions lighting up the middle east. >> virginia sheriff's deputy to save the mom trapped under a car. the amazing rescue you have to see. "fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. >> overnight tributes pouring in for a police officer, he was killed in a shootout and an apartment conflict while responding to a domestic disturbance call. is remembered as a hero dedicated to keeping his community safe. congresswoman mary miller writing he was a true public servant and a credit to the badge he war. illinois law enforcement honoring the 30 year veteran with a squad car process and outside the hospital where he passed away.

the second officer heard in the shooting remains hospitalized in stable condition, the suspect was killed in the shootout. he leaves behind a wife and four children. he was just 44 years old. >> police in elizabeth city, north carolina issue and unlawfulness and we warning as the large group gathers to protest the death of andrew brown junior. local reporters say eight people were taken into custody after this march earlier in the evening. the protest follow the district attorney's decision not to pursue charges against the deputies involved in the shooting. he says they were justified in using deadly force because brown drove, quote, recklessly at the deputies while trying to flee arrests. >> newly released video showing the terrifying moments 4-year-old cash turn and was kidnapped from his bed. 18-year-old darren brown accused of taking him from the home as he slept next to his twin brother carter. cash found dead on a dallas street, the twins were living in the home of monica shared, the ex-girlfriend of the father. she spoke out to the daily mail.

>> he was 4. he was this big, like he was so little, wasn't even the size of the 4-year-old. >> at the time of the kidnapping brown was on bond for evading arrest unable 20 seventh. he's been charged with kidnapping and theft which investigators expect additional charges. fox news alert, hamas predicting a, quote, imminent cease-fire with israel possibly in the next 24 hours as both sides continue to trade strikes overnight. jillian: amy kellogg joins us with more. >> from which you can hear the booms of the airstrikes on gaza as we speak. this is the most targeted cd during this campaign and the level of anxiety according to social workers absolutely through the roof.

they have put this place to gather, their toys, tools, social workers on call 24/7, they are particularly concerned about the effect on children, they talk about older children wedding their beds, children either not able to sleep or sleeping too much or being like zombies, to calm children, parents, these sirens particularly obviously scare the kids and what they told parents to tell kids is sirens are not something to be afraid of, they are like seatbelts to save lives to gaza were the scope of the distraction has been so much worse. death toll at 230, 100,000 people there have been displaced. the airstrikes continue.

the emotions rise. back to the cease-fire and talk thereof, a french sponsored proposal put on the table at the un security council, the united states said not to be willing to back it. calls for cessation of hostilities on both sides. the international community many are saying quite surprised the president biden has not been more multilateral in terms of backing this because after the trump administration there was an expectation biden would be in lockstep with other players and the international community, the biden administration says they feel the french are proposing undercuts the efforts going on behind-the-scenes. in terms of news on a cease-fire we don't have anything concrete there seem to be people thinking it is getting closer and closer naturally. it needs to be as both sides, lives and nerves, costigan off a

lot of money and a lot of stress for people. >> appreciate your insight, thank you. jillian: benjamin and yahoo says he's determined to continue his fight with gaza until there is calm and remaining defined as president biden urges the country to seek de-escalation it cease-fire as alexandria ocasio cortez and rashida tlaib push to block biden's multimillion dollar arms deal with israel was ocasio cortez saying, quote, at the time when so many, including president biden supported cease-fire we should not be sending direct attack weaponry to prime minister netanyahu to prolongs violence. across the country pro palestinian protesters are also calling for a cease-fire. >> top diplomats from the us and russia squaring off in iceland, secretary of state anthony

blinken and surgery lavrov meeting for the first time for talks into the biden administration. blinken says we have our differences but the world would be safer if the two countries work together. talks between the two are set to continue today. senator ted cruz is president biden and vice president harris are letting our enemies walk all over us. >> what biden and kamala harris are pursuing is exactly backwards. our friends and allies, the people we should be standing alongside and with, using alienating, undermining, insulting, lecturing and attacking. our enemies, the people who want to kill us, he is sending money to, supporting, praising and kissing their rear ends, whether that is russia and biden signing off on the putin headline, or china and biden nominating pro china cabinet nominees who are unwilling to stand up to chinese aggression or whether it is iran, biden wanting to send billions of dollars to the ayatollah amini who chant death to america.

>> energy secretary jennifer grandeholm grilled by house gop lawmakers over president biden's canceling of the keystone pipeline. >> did the administration cancel the pipeline because of politics? >> the president made this commitment because he believes there are other ways to go especially promoting clean energy. >> but you said pipe is the cleanest way, the safest way to move fuel. >> the hearing, the week after the colonial pipeline restarted operations after a ransom where attack. she would support mandatory standards to make pipeline secure in the wake of the attack. >> never going to live that down. >> extreme weather happening overnight. tornado touching down in minnesota in minneapolis, powerful storms across the state. >> in louisiana severe storms leaving parts of that state underwater, some stranded in

floodwaters as those waters wash away homes and businesses. rescue workers giving aid to families and kids. good morning. >> janice: a lot of weather happening across the map including flooding along the gulf coast where we had seen high water rescue and flash flood warnings. you can see the past 24 hours, moisture surging northward for the border of texas and louisiana, that is where we have the heaviest rainfall moving towards arkansas so today and tomorrow another day of heavy rainfall. looking at the forecast radar you see the same areas, inches of rainfall as we get into friday and even saturday, moisture moves in so we have to watch that area. know what to do if there's a watch or a warning, some of these areas are flood prone so we need to be cautious, don't travel over water you can't see the bottom of and keep you up to

date the next couple days. we are talking about snow happening across the rockies and parts of the mountains of california into oregon. that is quite impressive and the potential for severe weather for the northern plains in the upper midwest, the same regions that received a report of the tornado yesterday. we will keep you up-to-date, the flooding, potential for severe storms and snow we have everything today, new york, 75 with mostly sunny skies. >> i'm done with it. >> i hear you. >> even the thought of next winter already gives me -- i hate it, thank you. >> we are okay here. we are fine here. >> thanks. >> you are the one who lives in idaho. if you live in oregon you may already be there.

five's counties voting to secede to idaho, the movement pushed by coalition of conservatives who say state democrats are not protecting their rural way of life. the auto group saying idaho enforces the law against writers and other criminals after a year of violence stemming from the riots. we will see if it happens. >> a group of police officers take serve and protect to the next level. the bubble and park police department is officers were told the man's yard needed some work, they say is elderly and recently lost his spouse so the officers decided to help them out and mow his overgrown lawn, doing all the work between service calls. >> this just in from doctor fauci, the cdc's new mass guidance, we don't understand it. joe concha is live next. plus. >> you are really dull class, come on, man. is this and getting to you.

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not. is an insurance to those who are vaccinated they can feel safe be they outdoors or indoors. it did explicitly not say unvaccinated people should abandon their masks. >> as americans try to figure out mixed messaging on masks doctor anthony fauci claims americans are misinterpreting cdc guidance. >> you to react media opinion columnist for the hill joe concha. as someone who focuses on messaging what is your reaction to this messaging on messaging? >> the question is almost as

confusing as the actual messaging. we have doctor fauci, the man who said you don't need to wear a mask a year ago then said you absolutely have to wear a mask and said late last year common sense you should where two masks and now the cdc and fauci put out guidelines saying if you are vaccinated you don't have to wear a mask inside or outside but then you also have the cdc director saying if my 5-year-old wants to go to camp outdoors during the summer they should wear a mask in those situations except they probably don't have to do that which the cdc director said a week or two later. we have 0 idea what to do in these situations. in my town in new jersey there

was a fighter carwash man walks in and is not wearing a mask and the owner comes out and says you have to put on a mask, the guy says wait a second, the president of the united states said i don't have to wear a mask if i'm fully vaccinated while indoors but the storeowner says not in my shop, the police had to be called in because things got so heated. no one has any idea what the mask mandate lifting means whether you are vaccinated or not vaccinated, that called on doctor fauci of the cdc director for not being definitive enough. >> it is not fair to say all of us who are trying to figure out this messaging are misinterpreting it because it is confusing and it could change depending on the location where you are, talk about new jersey, different from new york city, connecticut or pennsylvania. it is rather confusing and it seems that this time especially after all the messaging has changed, granted since this started information has been learned along the way but aren't

we at the spot where people have antibodies, there should be one will with this? >> one would think this and i would remember the criticism of texas, early march when they lifted their mask mandate and doctor fauci goes out and said this is extremely dangerous when the president of the united states is this is neanderthal thinking on the part of the texas governor, guess what happened on sunday, 0 deaths in texas from covid, state of 30 million people, more than the entire country of australia. everyone says the texas governor was wrong, probably they were right because people are responsible enough to understand when and when not to wear these things for the most part but then you get some confusion particularly kids, schools, whether kids to be masked or not. my kids take some of during school at this point, all the teachers are vaccinated but that can't happen because i don't know why, i am not told why. >> let's roll the tape of media outlets apologizing to texas

governor greg abbott for his being right -- we don't have that? doesn't exist. we have nike, american airlines and coca-cola slammed by consumer research, conservative organization and accusing them of using woke politics supporting blm to distract from their hypocritical failings. my question is this the beginning of a trend against woke corporations becoming a little more mainstream, more pervasive than just here at fox? >> i think ripped is better or even serrated. those are great words. i think senator cruise is making a great stand saying i'm not going to take any more money from corporations, i got 2.6 million during my last campaign, not going to happen again. hit them in the wallet for what they are doing, the fact that major league baseball moved there all-star game from georgia

to colorado without reading the bill, understanding colorado has stricter voting laws in georgia in terms of early voting for example this is how you get them back, hit them where it hurts. >> you are not going to hit us, you like us. i got to go to jersey. i am never going to his carwash. the biden administration will soon allow 250, quote, vulnerable migrants into the us each day. ken cuccinelli joins us live coming up. i love you. drive safe. ok buh bye mommy. you guys ready? you sure you got everything? drive safe. we all say it; chevy can help you do it. with chevy safety assist standard on the new equinox and trailblazer part of the chevy family of suvs.

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fox news exclusive, republicans this, quote, significance a consensual evidence but covid 19 leaked from the lab in wuhan, china. devon nunez releasing a report from the house into committee pointing to what he says is the one on institute of virology institute's lab leave, to protect american citizens from future pandemics the us government must place more pressure on china. take a listen to what he had to say. >> we put together all the open source reporting we could find and it begins to tell a very clear picture of overwhelming evidence multiple reporters across multiple countries that talk about the origins of this virus at all signs point to the lab. that's all we have to go on because the intelligence community once again has failed us. we are not sure we even got all the information and we are getting mixed signals from the biden administration.

everything points to the lab yet despite spending tens of billions of dollars a year on the most capable intelligence apparatus on the planet we still can't get to the bottom of it. >> nunez another republicans demand the intelligence community turn over all information on covid 19's origins by the 30 first. >> bell system requiring staff to get the covid 19 vaccine or face termination. employees until september 1st to get the shot. 70% are already fully vaccinated. they join two of the hospital systems saying staff must get the vaccine or find another job. democrats in utah staging a walkout defending critical race. in schools, the lawmakers protesting a resolution banning critical race theory for k-12 education, democrats calling the measure inappropriate saying the curriculum should be left for teachers and the state board of education, that resolution passed without the democrats vote. >> it was a prime vacation spot but now residents affinity to say it is a hotspot for the

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recently because of but the illegal immigrant christian rivera is accused of murdering 20-year-old molly tibbetts, the defense d for their opening statement until later in the trial but the state asked the jury to find him guilty. molly's death was relived by prosecutors saying surveillance video shows rivera's chevy malibu circling molly to put on that fateful run. rivera confessed to authority got out and started running next to her but became angry when she said she was going to call the cops. he claimed he blacked out, and was driving with her bloodied body in the trunk and through her over his shoulder and dumped her body. the defenses tried to get that confession thrown out because he was not read his full miranda rights but prosecutors in court pointed to video and dna evidence to be shown during the trial to prove he's guilty. rivera's defense team honed in on dalton jack who did take the stand yesterday.

asked about an incident where he cheated on tibbetts as well his former 8 or issues which i point he said he did not want to be there. take a listen. >> why do you not want to be sitting in this room with that guy? >> i wholeheartedly believe he is guilty. >> i want to note that both brothers, dolphin and his brother who did live in the same house with molly were out of town the day she died. and autopsy for tibbetts showed blood matched the body found in the cornfield and she was to have 7 to 12 times in the chest, ribs, neck and skull. day 2 of the trial gets underway in a couple hours at 8:30 local time. back to you guys. >> thank you. >> the fast-growing homeless population in los angeles, the largest in the nation taking over the iconic tourist hotspot of venice beach. >> lawrence jones spoke to residents and the homeless about the deteriorating conditions

along the boardwalk. >> the famous venice beach where millions of visitors come each year, the second largest tourist attraction in southern california. second to disneyland. now the famous beach looks like this. tent city after tent city. have you noticed the tents there before? >> some but not like this. >> it is starting to move closer and closer to the beach. >> this is venice beach. that is what the beaches now. this is what has happened to venice beach. this is what i want people to see. >> this is and cancer. these are homes. guns, knives, fires, drug use day in and day out. >> don't realize that is what you are in the middle of until you see video and think wait a minute, that is where i live. >> live here all night long

fighting. >> i've been in california my whole life and feel this is not california anymore. >> is it safe for families? >> absolutely not. >> why are the police here enforcing the laws here? >> the police were defunded, lapd will come because they are dealing with so much. >> there were cleanups. >> this is the first one in months. in months. this is not humane. this is not -- >> it is okay to say i don't want them in my front yard or backyard but i support people getting mental help, drug rehab and job opportunities. >> people who live here how did they get here? >> each story is different. >> a couple you go, mental health issues. we have been trying to find her

for the last couple months, been walking up and down the strip trying to find her. >> what age were you when you went to your first group home? >> 14. we have been on the street. >> is there any desire to get off of this? >> of course. >> what would it take to get you off the street? >> i am thinking about leaving. i have a job lined up. >> a lot of people between places right now. some of your friends are out here said they had addictions, the desire to go to the treatment program the city is offering? >> know. >> how did you do that? >> i lost my fiancé due to a drunk driver. >> how often do you shoot up? >> 32 times. >> 32 times?

>> i don't share. >> are you afraid? >> one time you shoot out might be the last time? >> now, i'm not afraid. if it happens that i die i will see my kids. >> how long have you been on the beach area right here? >> off and on five years. people get comfortable. the program is for my neighbors, making sure we stay for them, people get comfortable. i did. >> if i was a councilman i would be down here right now talking to you, talking to these people saying what are we going to do about this? >> city council about them not to have a rock-bottom. they are living in such a secure comfortable situation everything comes to them. >> a lot of people are leaving california. if this problem continues will you be one of those folks? >> not ready to go yet. i would rather fight it for a little while.

>> the lapd releasing a statement saying, quote, they only operate within the legal environment. there have been changes in city policy and we have to act accordingly. that being said lapd is not the point agency on homeless and cameron's. it is a failure of social policy. we will support partners as they try to fix these issues and we will be there when there is a crime to be solved. >> eric garcetti, and governor gavin newsom did not return a request for comment. >> terrifying footage shows the just here losing control and slamming into a boat in miami. my goodness, take a closer look where you can see them barely able to hold on as he crashes into the side of the boat. he was rushed to the hospital and underwent surgery for a broken foot but is expected to be okay.

>> philadelphia police liberal da larry krasner, beating back the primary challenge or by a wide margin. jillian: pushing the same soft on crime policies california's controversial da george gascon, two women who did that, demanding more rights for victims, joining me next. ♪♪

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y philadelphia district attorney larry krasner securing a primary win and beating back his challenger, with george gascon in office, whose fighting for victims families. joining me is rosalind whose brother alexander martinez was murdered in a philadelphia shooting at crystal do good was killed in california. thank you for being here. said to talk to you under these circumstances. the news that came down

yesterday securing this win, did that surprise you? >> the backing of a lot of artists, the outcome wanted, get the ball rolling and keep people accountable. >> what does this outcome mean to your family? your brother alexander was killed in 2012 and his killers remain at large. are you worried your family won't get justice? >> when larry krasner was elected from the first term of da and promise things we have yet to receive. i hope the media is covering this, before the election, what

everybody is watching, and want to continue to protest this office a little more and for his actions, hoping he doesn't keep people out, will bail, that needs to change and the bloodshed in philly. >> look at these numbers. the crime surges, homicides are up 40% 47%. 148%. we know your nephew's killers are awaiting trial, how disappointing was that? >> all four second chances 100%,

some crimes are so heinous there is no coming back and held accountable. >> what happened to your nephew? >> he was tortured to death, his mother and boyfriend. >> what should happen in this case? >> honestly, the easy way out, was reserved. >> i'm sorry for both of your families. looking at the crime rates that surged in these cities across the country, what is your message to folks who are not personally impacted by that? >> my message is for folks who don't wait until it happens to you. be proactive and try to find solutions. i know the pain all too well. don't wait until it happens to you.

jillian: what is your message? >> you have to be the voice of the victims. see something, say something. that victim is no longer a victim. jillian: these are your family members and loved ones. is it exhausting day today to continue this fight, those in office aren't doing right. >> we have to keep fighting. the next person is not. those voices deserve to be heard. jillian: one final word? >> keep fighting, speak up. don't let the criminals win, don't let radical das holds people accountable for that. jillian: thank you for joining us. sorry for both of your losses.

>> let's check in with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> 16 minutes on "fox and friends". $500 because he would not wear a mask on the floor of the house of representatives. a bunch of republicans said we are done with it, the cdc says we don't need it so we are not going to where it. congressman and former white house position jackson, new reports of the lone star state, 0 covid deaths. joe biden, he will say, plus nancy grace joins us with the video the mystery moment of sleeping father was abducted from his bed. she tells us on this awful awful case. doctor carol swain on the left's

efforts to cancel math class because math is racist. "fox and friends" kicks off 15 minutes and 50 seconds for right now in the channel you trust for your morning news. back with "fox and friends first" coming up.

jillian: president biden giving his first address the coast guard cadet this week but after emphasizing their importance the president called the graduate doll. todd: carley shimkus here with the latest. as someone who makes a lot of bad jokes i know what it is like.

>> janice: we love you. president biden delivered his first commencement address as commander-in-chief, when moment didn't go according to plan. >> the coast guard is the hard nucleus around the navy forms in times of war. you are really dull class was come on, man, is the thing getting to you? >> janice: who hasn't told a joke that has fallen flat? he is on a bit of a roll if you remember this from yesterday. >> can i ask a quick question before you drive away? >> not unless you get in front of the car as i step on it. i am teasing. >> janice: we will be paying special attention to what he has to say to see if we can add to his comedic highlight reel. >> if he put on a brooklyn nets

jersey, a trifecta. >> mayor lori lightfoot is taking heat. chicago mayor lori lightfoot revealed she's only going to grant interviews to journalists of color to mark her two year anniversary as mayor. she released a statement on this on twitter and said it is a shame that in 2021 the city hall press corps is overwhelmingly white in a city where more than half of the city identified as black, latino, a api or native american. diversity and inclusion is imperative in all institutions including media. in order to progress we must change, this is why i am being intentional about prioritizing media requests. that is her thinking behind this was the question is how is this going over in the city? take a look at this we from gregory pratt who says i am a latino reporter at the chicago tribune's interview request was

granted for today. however i asked the mayor's office to lift its conditions on others and when they said no we respectfully canceled. politicians don't get to choose who covers them. she's granting interviews based on skin color alone, big-time backlash for this one. todd: good to see that push back. jillian: the biden administration will allow 250 vulnerable migrants into the us each day. todd: ken cuccinelli joins us live next.

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jillian: good morning, welcome back. the biden administration will aloy 250 asylum seekers every day following pressure from advocacy cuccinelli. >> good morning. todd: the situation of these individuals is particularly dire and that's why they need to jump the line and get here first. your reaction. do you think that is the proper approach? >> yeah, if you ask the people in the line i don't think they would agree. i think it's absolutely the wrong approach. it's one more way that they are not discouraging but encouraging illegal immigration on a massive scale. they have literally, i can't think of saying gel step that this administration has taken to actually stem the flow of

illegal immigration as opposed to facilitate the flow. it's like they are a participant in the human trafficking chain. and this is just one more way to do it. and they, you know, they rely on oh it's the children so everyone will have different feelings for that and, of course, everybody does. but when you have already got tens of thousands of children you've encouraged to come across the border separated from their parents, i mean, they are encouraging family separation if not accomplishing it themselves. and that's what this is going to encourage more of. jillian: here's what the department of homeland security has to say on, this quote: we are working to streamline a system identifying and lawfully processing particularly vulnerable individuals who aren't humanitarian exceptions under the order. this humanitarian exception process involved close coordination with international and nongovernment mexico and

haven't gone through this process ger the country. they are soon going to allow 250 of these vulnerable migrants a day. why put that number on it? >> well, exactly. how entirely arbitrary is that? and, you know, why not 50? why not 500? presumably, it is simply because they had to put some number on it. and it is very arbitrary like so much else they are doing. but, again, fundamentally, facilitates illegal immigration. it does not slow down illegal immigration. and they are talking about it under asylum presumptively as if all 250 will be granted asylum. asylum is not granted at a very high rate among those who claim it. it is around 20% or so across the board. on the southern border, it is much lower than that.

largely because these people are coming from countries thataf s their economics are not as good as ours. we understand why people want to come here. but there is a legal process for doing that this administration is trashing our own legal immigration system by completely undermining it like this. this is just one more step in how they are doing it. todd: meantime the background of your shot there talks about the election transparency initiative. >> yes. todd: you wrote an op-ed that hr 1 would eliminate key signature verification safeguard. what would that mean in practice, ken? >> so, the op-ed was written because the importance is in practice. i'm glad you asked it that way. in practice, signature verification is a critical security measure all across the country. and representatives of both parties look at signatures and

decide whether it matches their poll books. and under hr 1. under s 1. if one party objected. and i mean that in a partisan sense of party, then the signature would come through no matter what. maybe a better way to say that is if one party didn't object, no matter how bad the signature was, i could have a hoof mark, instead of a signature, and if they simply decide that they are not going to agree to block -- to use signature verification fully, then that's the end of it all of those ballots come in under those circumstances is a gateway for fraud and there are many gateways for fraud in hr-1. of this op-ed was just to demonstrate one of them. i could write a thousand op-eds like this and, you know, we were just talking about illegal immigration. another is that all these illegal immigrants will eventually be registered to vote under hr-1 because the states

are ordered automatically to register every adult, not citizen, adult that comes into their databases. so there is a connection between these issues. jillian: interesting. ken cuccinelli, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate your time. >> good to be with you. todd: with that mele? jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. todd: tomorrow is friday. ♪ ♪ >> did the administration cancel because of politics. >> no. >> you said pipe is the cleanest way to move fuel. >> benjamin netanyahu defiant in the pressure to seek a cease-fire. >> lack of backbone that is causing this war. >> lori lightfoot catching heat it after deciding to only grant interviews to black or brown journalists. >> she is very incompete