comfortable and in gifts. >> with a deal with russia or china the most important thing the united states can do is not foreign-policy. we have to get our act together. the thing people want from us around the world is not any one foreign-policy but we can demonstrate democracy can work. >> thanks. gutfeld next. >> it is thursday june 3rd and this is a fox news alert. a massive police response after three officers are shot in wilmington, delaware the country season alarming surge of attacks on law enforcement plus. they are drowning. they are drowning. >> more hunting footage from the border captured exclusively by fox news, the vice president want to address the crisis in

and visit to central america next week but lawmakers say we need action right now. >> friends who just graduated from the u.s. air force academy was "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> we love this song by queen and the military academy, great to see people back together at graduation. >> that video is so cool. i can't wait to share more of that with you. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: we begin with this fox news alert in delaware were three officers were shot

responding to a service call. all were taken to the hospital in stable condition. >> an investigation is underway and a heavy police presence including the swat team remains in that area, police asking anyone in that vicinity to shelter in place. we will keep you updated on this developing story throughout the morning. >> body camera footage is released of tuesday's shoot out in florida where a 14-year-old girl and 12-year-old boy fired multiple rounds at deputies. the kids ran away from their foster center to a home arming themselves and barricading inside. police say the girl came out of the home and pointed a shotgun at deputies before she was shot and wounded. >> she is racking around inside the shotgun. >> don't do this. >> shots fired. >> shortly after, the 12-year-old boy surrendered. he was not hurt. in volusia county this's is the department of juvenile justice should have been doing more to monitor the kids. >> it will be reckoned

14-year-old so full of hate? i don't know what to say but you need to look at the system. what we are doing is not working. it is not working. >> both kids are facing attempted murder charges. now to this, fox news captures exclusive footage of migrants nearly drowning while trying to cross into texas. >> cbp rescued a woman being assaulted across the arizona border. griff jenkins joins us from washington with more. >> this is dramatic video and let us show you a far too, the current in the rio grande valley migrants attempting to cross the river get caught in a life-threatening situation. fox news's carter was on the scene and captured it all. >> they are drowning. they are drowning. they are drowning. >> shortly after agents rushing

to the river to help them. at the other end of the 2000 mile border a remarkable rescue by helicopter, agents for the marine operations unit witnessing a woman being assaulted just on the mexican side near california, director of operations described the incident. >> we look for any action going on on either side of the border and saw what he looked like a man and woman struggling with each other as we get closer, it was apparent that the man was trying to overcome into in his words look like she was actively being raped. >> when agents activated loudspeakers they fled to the south, ran north to the border fence. agents helped catch the assailant in coordination with

mexican authorities and the mexican ambulance arrived, this after that heart-wrenching video we saw yesterday of the toddler crying out for help after being abandoned near el paso. all this part of the reason the bipartisan group of lawmakers including tony gonzalez made the trip down. >> a humanitarian crisis, unclear to everybody including the 5-year-old boy, this story is not unique. >> this ahead of vice president harris's first trip abroad, she departs from guatemala and mexico to address migration out of the northern triangle, visiting the southwestern border. >> thank you. >> the health and human services says it will not shut down any facilities holding migrant children in texas despite an

order from governor greg abbott. that the permit spokesperson tweeting hhs's top priorities the health and safety of children in our care. we do not intend to close any facilities as a result of the order but have it says more needs to be done. >> don't think this is ever happened before were a disaster declaration was made for border counties because of the influx of people coming across the border but i did because we are about to change the way texas addresses the challenges on the border. >> abbott issued the declaration earlier this week requiring facilities to wind down operations by the end of august or they could. their license with the state. george p. nephew of former president george w. bush announcing his bid for texas attorney general. listen. >> i'm willing to fight for texas values and i want to defend the constitution we will restore honor and integrity to the texas attorney general's

office. >> he will be running in the primary against incumbent ken paxton. >> congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez renewing her calls for the senate to abolish the filibuster, the democrat voicing her support in response to a tweet from president biden, he called for the passage of the major federal voting rights legislation the tensions around the filibuster debate escalated last week when republicans used their first filibuster during biden's presidency to block consideration of forming a commission on the capital riots. the fbi blaming a showing group for the cyberattack the shutdown world's largest meat producer. >> president biden says he will discuss the rising rensselaer attacks with vladimir putin at their summit later this month virginia vogel joins us with for is another major hack is revealed. >> the fbi says rustling

translator group are evil is responsible for the latest cyberattack that shutdown us meat producer jb f. abf is the largest meat processing company in the world responsible for producing 25% of would be friday or in the us and while it is based in there, it was directed at servers in the us and australia. the company says it is back online but no word when it's 9 us processing plants will be at full capacity. we also don't know yet if jb is paid a ransom but the company acknowledges it did get a ransom demand from the russian-based operation and the gang are evil reportedly earned at least $100 million in ransom last year alone. just last month the colonial pipeline. russian cybergaining $4.4 million following the attack that shut it down for several days causing long lines at gas stations on the east coast. president biden said he did not think that report was testing him. others think putin is and russia is certainly not holding these

cybergangs accountable which the white house is it is looking at the possibility of retaliatory action toward russia as two countries approach a summit later this month. >> president biden certainly thinks president putin and the russian government has a role to play in stopping and preventing these attacks. it will be a topic of discussion when they meet in two weeks. >> yet another high-profile cyber attack that took place in april was revealed yesterday the target of the metropolitan transit authority in new york. the npa says it received an alert from the fbi and was able to shut it down quickly, 3 irritating computer systems were put at risk by hackers. finally the firm crowd strike identified 1400 rensselaer attacks in 2020 and the number could rise this year because ransom where gangs are going after well-known targets people recognize like meat and gas which most of us purchase on a regular basis.

todd: we are just getting started with these cyberattacks. thanks for the update. >>, quote, told you. kentucky senator rand paul tweeted after doctor anthony fauci's email circulate online, paul says the documents prove the nation's top doctor new of dangerous gain of function research. >> even doctor fauci is saying we should investigate but the emails painted disturbing picture of doctor fauci from the very beginning worrying he had been funding gain of function research and he knows it to this day but hasn't admitted it. >> reporter: emails obtained by those features thousand flip-flopping on various topics

from wearing masks to correspondence between fauci and mark zuckerberg, collaborating on facebook's:information on and senator rand paul will be live in the 8:00 hour of "fox and friends". now to this, one reason air force academy graduates the startling video of celebrating the big day with his best friend, watch. >> what a shot. a career in videography and got everything perfect, the other thing, ushering nicole durand classmates into the next phase of their military career. this is important, the order are about to read, he plans to get married, find an apartment and get a dog, why is that important? you want to make sure you get married first so the wife picks out.because you don't want the white presenting the doglike by picked apart. >> and the court. >> that guy is a smart guy, not

only a brave military member but a bright guy as well. congratulations to all of you fine air force folk and good luck with the next stage of your life. time is 11 minutes after the hour, new york republicans want to know quote planes what is the cry waited in the empire state and we are talking to one of those lawmakers next. >> the end of any recommendations or a coach k hanging of his sneakers, we will to you what is next.

that are highly disturbing. may 3, '01, attack on an asian woman, the suspect had 40 prior arrests in the past year, fat on top of what happened sunday may 2nd, woman punched in the back of the head before 6:00 pm, what is going on in new york city? what has gone wrong? >> a direct result of the far left agenda that has been going on for years and it is laughable this cuomo crimes like we are seeing in policy that he signed, he championed, cheered them on, did press conferences, signed legislation and surprised we are seeing a crime spike. jillian: so many incidents are caught on camera and highly disturbing. let's look at the statistics here. homicides are up 23%, shooting

incidents 83% the shooting victims up 79%. this is just from year-to-date. what will it take to get those numbers down? >> it will take policies we have embraced that failed. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle specifically governor cuomo would like to blame everything on covid, the police and guns and this all has its origins in the acts they have taken. it is a pro-criminal agenda. they put criminals before victims and law-abiding taxpayers. they need to admit that and let the police do their jobs. the rhetoric from my colleagues on the other side is dangerous and instead -- they lit the match and realize there is fire and instead of bringing water to the fire they're proposing more policies, more gun legislation, more pro-criminal legislation that will only add gaps. jillian: have you had

conversations with police officers who say it's impossible to do their job these days? >> uniquely, my district is in order new york, i have 6 parts, 6 counties that i represent, 6 district attorneys, 6 tariffs, both sides of the island every member of law enforcement i talked to the last couple years has been complaining albany is making their jobs impossible. it is recognized on both sides of the aisle when it comes to law enforcement around the state. >> let's listen, democrats are running for new york city mayor that support expansion of sanctuary city policies and you will see there are a number of them on screen that includes andrew yang. what is your response if one of these gets into office? >> god help us if that happens. this is cause and effect. no coincidence here. you saw mayor giuliani turn

this the around in his 10 year. because he embraced policeing and allowed the police to do their jobs and went down and people came back. the father we get from that in recent years we see crime come back in the tourists of gone. the other day cuomo says the issue is crime crime crime, my response is we told you so we told you so we told you so. >> by the way, we are focused on new york for this segment but this isn't just happening in new york but in cities across the country and it is pretty frightening what is happening right now. thank you for your time, appreciate it. >> 19 after the hour, one state considering bonuses for first responders for their work on the front lines of the pandemic. we will tell you where and now seeking woke workers, talking to a woman who said she applied for a job at seattle at $700 million waterfront park and never heard back after she had a specific question. what was that question, we will tell you when we come back.

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>> first responders could get $1,000 bonus in ohio. a group of state lawmakers propose a measure that would give the 1-time payment to police officers, firefighters and emts to thank them for their service throughout the pandemic, and give a $500 bonus to volunteer first responders. florida senator rick scott introducing a bill that would ban vaccine passports for domestic flights. the freedom to fly act would prohibit the tsa from asking passengers for proof of vaccination, he says the government has no business requiring travelers to turn over their personal medical information to catch a flight. several states including florida, texas and georgia passed laws banning vaccine

requirements. >> construction underway on a $700 million waterfront park in seattle and the park is looking to hire. you may have to be woke to work here. liz applied for marketing to parkinson's she was flatly rejected, she joins me with her story. what appealed to you about this job originally? >> i'm from seattle. i love my city, that i could employ my skill sets. >> do you think you are qualified for that job? >> reporter: i think so. i've been a writer for many many years and also mtr and i love my city and want to promote it in a positive way. >> the position is marketing manager. here is the job description or part of it because it was the longest job description i have ever seen in my life. front of waterfront seattle acknowledge his historic and existing systemic racism is embedded in our city, this

shows up in our park and public spaces, that the name of the organization, not the show that is on after us, committed to becoming antiracist organization by prioritizing racial equity inside the organization the public spaces we operate which was in response when you read this? >> i contacted the recruiter and was asked for examples of embedded systemic racism and never heard back. i thought it was brazenly ideological and i am a daughter of immigrants and i wanted to learn where was the systemic racism that we hear about but no one can sing to articulate. i never back and needless to say i didn't get the job to i want it in retrospect. >> they say they did not get an application from you. is the response when we reached out to them, we are aware that

elizabeth contacted friend through third-party recruitment website. our staff administrator invited her to apply, we did not receive an application submission from her. we hire candidates based on skills, experience and qualifications, your response to the statement? >> my response is i emailed the recruiter for that position directly asking her to provide examples but i never heard back. i did. i applied via a third party and subsequent to that heard back from a recruiter at friends of seattle waterfront. >> i think in the aggregate there are questions as to what kind of employees they are looking for at the waterfront and also fears as i've been reading about this waterfront

that this is going to become a $700 million homeless and commitment, not what it was intended to be which is a tourist driver for that area. do you share those fears? >> i think maybe it is intended to be that. come to seattle, you will see almost every parking happened by the homeless. family people don't go to parks anymore in seattle. go ahead. site. >> please continue. >> basically they are looking for a candidate who is ideologically aligned with diversity, equity and inclusion but we all know what that means, pretty much the antithesis of what it claims to be. >> appreciate your time is, keep us posted of any new development occur in this situation, we want to know about them. thank you so much. >> they stepped up to serve our country in vietnam and vandals targeted the memorial meant to honor their sacrifice. the community now demanding answers. >> the biden administration reversing more policies and workers are paying the price, we talked to two of them next. ♪♪ it's my life now or never

>> president biden pushing hard to accomplish his july 4th goal to have 70% of adults vaccinated and flying around for americans and directly. a major beer company partnering up with the white house offering this incentive. >> when we hit the white house's goal of 70% partially vaccinated beers on us. grab a beer, america. >> anheuser-busch offering to pick up the tab of america reaches the goal the cdc says 63% currently americans, adult americans have gotten at least one shot, a month to go, 12 stated that 70% target. daily vaccine rates plummeted since the peak of 3.4 million last month. biden also giving rare credit to donald trump noting the vaccine was developed under a,

quote, republican the declining to mention him by name. andrew cuomo making taxpayers foot the bill for his legal defense regarding the nursing home scandal, sexual-harassment probe and $5 million book deal. the $2.5 million contract by new yorkers and his lawyer was hired through the executive chamber making it a defense. cuomo's lawyers being paid $900 an hour. the new op-ed out today saying, quote, he's not only get away with his crimes and making us pay for them now too. jillian: president biden under fire as he wraps up his war on energy exploration with suspension of drilling leases in an oil-rich region of alaska. >> this doesn't just stop drilling. it stopped even exploration and discovery of any oil and gas, all activity and anything having to do with and a. this is devastating for workers, for our economy. >> the president reverses the trump europe is toward energy independence and terminates the

paycheck protection program. how is the biden administration building back better for american workers. joining me now, late of keystone worker levi turner and new journey restaurant owner bob fahey. thank you for being here. what -- one topic at a time. the suspension of the oil and gas leases in alaska in the arctic national wildlife refuge. as someone yourself who was unemployed for the keystone xl pipeline for months, i believe you've been unemployed for eight months, what does this mean for workers out there? change it is going to be a huge impact and just keep everyone from working but it would the fossil fuel development from expanding. it is going to hit alaska's

economy extremely hard because the oil and gas industry makes up 85% of the state's budget and is the largest component of alaska's economy in the oil and gas industry and it is going to affect the information. >> you are a father, you have 3 sons, young sons, 7, 5, 3, years old, how has all of this and with the changes in the administration how has this impacted you personally? >> i have been fortunate enough to find another job in the oil and gas industry, a much smaller project but i feel blessed even to be working out of time like this but many of our members i work with and a lot of them still aren't working. and a lot of them have been out of work for over a year, longer.

>> i want to go to you now because the paycheck protection program is close to new applicants, as someone who is four restaurants in new jersey i am curious what this program was able to do for you. is this the reason you have been able to financially survive? >> very much so. thanks for having me back on the show, i am sorry for what is going on. out in alaska, the worst thing the president can be doing right now. the ppp loans for my industry, i have four restaurants on the jersey shore. we lost one.2 to $1.3 million of revenue last year and the ppp loans helped us keep our lights on it helped me keep my employees, more importantly it really gave us a sense of hope that we would get through this pandemic which it did. i was able to secure two rounds of funding for both rounds of ppp and it really helped us keep going and keep focused and even though there was a lot of

debt we didn't shudder. we are still open at all of our locations and it really helped us get through it. >> you lost over $1.2 million in revenue over the last 14 months. how long is it going to take for you to recoup all those losses? >> it could be years. we were lucky. we figured out some creative ways to keep afloat on top of the ppp loans but other industries were not able to do that. stopping it now is the last thing the president should do. small business america is going to be in trouble for many years to come. this is devastating. we need help. >> final message to both of you. i'm curious your message to the administration. what do you want the president to know? >> this is something that is

not just going to go away. we are not going to keep quiet about it. i will be in his ear every chance i get and all the way to 2024 if that is what it takes. >> likewise. i have 7, 5 and 3-year-old as well. it is all about them and the president needs to keep people employed, get people back to work, get people off unemployment and back into jobs in any industry no matter what the industry is, get people back to work and keep there. >> what are the odds of both of you having a 7, 5 and 3-year-old. thank you for joining us and keep us updated on the status of your businesses. we would love to have you back at some point. >> in a couple weeks we will hold you to it. bob atlas was suspended from churchill downs for two years after the kentucky derby winner

tested positive for steroid. could disqualify him but that decision is not come down yet. the third leg applicable count that stakes coming up on saturday. already banned from this race. >> how about this? coach k plans to call it a career at the end of the coming season and what a career, 40 seconds he is. levels head coach internet time won five national championships and some college record with over 1100 wins. >> was world reacting to the news online. mike francisco writing it could be the gold standard for generations to come. greg giannotti's impression, that was a horrible impression. i think this is the most

impactful coaching career we've ever seen keeping my bill played for mike's associate, duke associate coach john shirer the name certification replacement, posting his old photo together, this is awesome, work hard and always try your best. time now 38 minutes after the hour. a black father and daughter going viral from their message on critical race.. >> daddy teaches you can be anything in this world that you want to be. >> critical race 3 want to end that. >> more of that video coming up. >> how much would you pay for invisible art. wait until you how much this is going for.

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>> another softball interview with doctor fauci, msnbc's nicole wallace, gushing over the doctor's emails instead of pressing on the matter. >> carley shimkus is here with the latest. mainstream media really missing the point on these emails. >> thousands of doctor fauci's emails release by those feet and the washington post yesterday. one of the consequential things they show is that doctor fauci was warned in nearly days of the pandemic for this virus could have come from the wuhan lab but msnbc's nicole wallace interviewed him yesterday, first interview post email's, didn't ask him about that. instead talked about trump supporters and the fact that doctor fauci says he follows the science. >> you still see hardness among his supporters? >> what they didn't seem to understand is science is a dynamic process.

when you hear someone say something at one point and 2 or 3 months later if you stick with what you said at the original time when you had 150of the data you have now that would be inappropriate. >> proceeded headline, anthony fauci, the pressure that filled on one man. thousands of emails, is a rare source of frank honesty. the covid 19 task force. >> should be pretty impactful. >> it is going viral online, shows a father and daughter speaking against critical race theory.

>> daddy teaches you can be anything in this world that you want to be, didn't daddy teach you that? >> doesn't matter if you're black or white or any color. >> this is how you think right now, chris -- critical race 3 wants to end that. not with my children, not going to heaven. >> that video has been viewed 1.8 million times on twitter. you will see them later this morning. his daughter royalty will be on "fox and friends" today. she is beautiful, adorable. todd: i keep hearing this from african-americans liberal white people stopped telling what i need. i know what i need, stop telling me what i need. nobody needs this. >> i don't know if it even exists but i have to say this artist in italy is a total genius because he just sold an invisible sculpture for 18,$000 which it doesn't exist, he describes it as a vacuum of energy. there is on the pedestal. it is there apparently.

>> it reminds me of the guy who doesn't taped the banana to a wall. >> at least it was something. >> nothing is less work. you get that little pedestal. it says you have to keep the art in our 5 x 5 area of your home and you get a certificate of authenticity. >> you don't even get the pedestal. >> not sure if it comes with the pedestal. you may have to get your own. >> get your own pedestal. >> 18,$000 -- as a matter of fact it is right here. the art. >> that funny money on vibrate. they stepped up to serve our country in vietnam and sandals targeting the memorial meant to honor their sacrifice. the community now demanding answers. >> our friends at fox bet, download the fox bed super 6 apps and a chance to win

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>> the community in queens new york is outraged after the memorial is allies. new york city council and robert old and sharing these photos showing swastikas improving graffiti spray-painted across the memorial. he is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to a conviction. a vitamin in arizona was in for a shock when he discovered his american flag missing just before memorial day. and douglas served in afghanistan, discover the

flight was stolen after a failed burning attempt when he reviewed his doorbell camera. >> to have it stolen i couldn't understand it. >> douglas is he immediately replaced the stolen flag with a bigger one at major was there to honor the fallen before the holiday. >> just don't get the flag. president biden setting the stage for a possible government shutdown. republicans for is the opposed to the democrats $6 trillion budget which would use taxpayer funds for abortion services. the major shift for biden. >> for many years as us senator i have supported by amendment but circumstances changed. i've been working for the final details of my healthcare plan and been struggling with the

problems that hide now presents. >> is this yet another instance of the president caving to the progressive left? here with her take live-action founder and president lila rose. just a quick review, the hyde amendment prohibiting the use of federal money for abortion so that gives a little context. describe what president biden is trying to do here? >> for four decades both republicans and democrats have agreed that your federal tax dollars should not directly fund the killing of pre-born children and president biden agreed with that too for decades as a supposed public 7, now is president and behold might use it to an extreme pro-abortion progressive left biden is changing his tune and now he wants to use your taxpayer dollars to pay directly for abortions, this will enrich the abortion industry, it will mean the deaths of millions more children over time, 2 and a half million have been safe because of the height amendment, because of the prohibition on federal tax dollars funding abortion and

that's going to change if republicans gave and given to these demands from this radical pro-abortion president which they must not do, their too many lives on the line. >> you mentioned a bipartisan nature in past presidencies, clinton, obama and donald trump most recently, strong supporters of the height amendment and you mentioned the abortion lobby planned parenthood tweeting praising president biden for proposing to end the hyde amendment, budgets are statement of values, president biden's budget proposes ending the harmful height amendment making clear that federal law should support everyone's ability to act as healthcare including states legal abortion in this country equating abortion and healthcare as they often do. what tools are in the pro-life toolbox? >> the majority of americans oppose this. the fact of information out, most are not reporting the president biden is so extreme and abortion, decades of bipartisan collaboration to protect the hyde amendment.

the second thing is working to not back down, ultimately republicans dig in their heels in the senate and house saying we are not going to support this budget, it's not a bipartisan budget, it is funding abortion, there are millions of lives on the line and we cannot do this. time for war at the federal level in congress, stand up and be strong and say we will not support this bill and the last thing is the elections, another election coming up in two years and another in four years, midterms in the next election. we have to remember this. remember the extremism of president biden and his administration, decades of precedent, trying to remove the hyde amendment to force americans to fund the killing of reborn children. todd: does this lead to a government shutdown? >> i think it needs to. now is the time. we cannot give in on the pro-life side you cannot give in. todd: thanks for your time, appreciate it.

jillian: coming up in the next hour, worst-case scenario, young girl swept out to sea. we will show you the video of her quick thinking rescuers who brought her back to shore. >> south carolina attorney general alan wilson and richard hudson as "fox and friends first" goals along. ♪♪ there is no easy way out ♪♪ ♪♪ a ♪♪ stand my ground ♪♪ >>

>> it is thursday june 3rd, more heartbreaking video from the border fox news capturing a moment of migrant to save the from the rio grande one day after we saw this video of an abandoned 5-year-old crying for help. jillian: the fbi conference russian hackers are responsible for sending down the world's largest meatpacker. what this could mean for the president's summit with

vladimir putin. todd: the president's latest attempt to get more americans vaccinated. "fox and friends" on thursday continues. ♪♪ >> good morning from new york city to houston and beyond. good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. todd: we begin with a fox news alert. a police officer shot when responding to a service call in wilmington, delaware. are taken to the hospital in stable condition, investigation underway and heavy police presence including the swat team remains in that area. police asking anyone in the vicinity to shelter in place. we will keep you -- >>