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 -- >> body camera footage is

released, up 14 growing 12-year-old boy fired multiple around the deputies. the kids ran away from their foster center and broke into a home arming themselves and barricading inside. she came out of the home and pointer shotgun it deputies before she was shot and wounded. >> shots fired. >> female down. >> really after the 12-year-old surrendered he was not her. the volusia county sheriff's is the department of juvenile justice should have been doing more to monitor the kids. >> how is a 14-year-old so full of hate? i don't know what to say but i think you need to look at the system.

what we are doing is not working. it is not working. >> that sheriff will be joining "fox and friends" later this morning as both kids are facing attended murder charges. fox news captures exclusive footage of migrants nearly drowning trying to cross into texas. >> a woman was assaulted. griff jenkins joins us with the latest. >> reporter: this is hard too common occurrence in the rio grande valley, migrants attempting to cross the river get caught in a life-threatening situation. sarah carter on the scene capturing it all. watch. >> they are drowning. they are drowning. they are drowning. todd: agents rushed to the river to help them. meanwhile at the other end of the 2000 mile-long border a remarkable rescue by helicopter, agents from cvp

territory operations unit out of yuma, arizona spot a woman being assaulted just 200 yards south of the border on the mexican side 12 miles use of calexico, california, director of air operations described the incident. >> we look for any actions that may be going on on either side of the border and what looks like a man and woman struggling with each other, as we got closer it was apparent that the man was trying to overpower the woman and in his words look like she was actively being raped. >> the assailant fled south. >> in coordination with mexican authorities as the woman shot in the head as well ran north where agents provided medical assistance, on the other side. the heart wrenching video the taller crying out after being abandoned near el paso.

all of this part of the reason a bipartisan group of lawmakers including representative tony gonzalez made the visit down. >> it is the humanitarian crisis no matter how you look at it. it is unfair to everybody including that 5-year-old boy coming across and the story is not unique. >> this comes ahead of vice president harris's first trip abroad, she will depart monday for guatemala and mexico to address root causes of migration but no plans yet for her to visit the southern border. >> thank you. >> meanwhile the parts of health and human services will not shutdown any facilities holding migrant children in texas despite an order from

governor greg abbott to hold licenses from those facilities, the department spokeswoman tweeting and part hhs's top priorities the health and safety of the children in our care. we are assessing the texas directive and do not intend to close any facilities as a result of the order but abbott says more needs to be done. >> i don't think this is ever happened before where 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 artist or they could lose their license with the state. 5 minutes after the are the fbi blaming originally for the cyber attack that shutdown the world's largest meat producer. >> president biden will discuss the rising rents where attacks with vladimir putin at their summit later this month. anita vogel joins us as another major hack is revealed. it is disturbing. >> it sure is.

the fbi says russian linked ran somewhere group are evil is responsible for the latest cyberattack that shutdown us meat producer jb us. abs is the largest meat processing company in the world responsible for producing 25% of the beef in the us and while it is based in brazil the attack was directed at servers in the us and australia. the company is back online, 9 us processing plants will be at full capacity. we also don't know yet if jd is paid a ransom but the company does acknowledge it got a ransom demand for russian-based operation. the gang are evil reportedly earned $100 million in ransom last year alone. and and caused long lines at gas stations along the east coast. president biden does not think

vladimir putin is testing him and, russia is not causing cybergangs accountable. it is looking at the possibility of retaliation, the two countries approach a summit later this month. >> president biden thinks vladimir putin and the russian government have a role to play in stopping and preventing these attacks, hence it will be a topic of discussion when they meet in two weeks. >> another high-profile cyberattack that took place in april was revealed just yesterday when the target of the metropolitan transit authority in new york. they received an alert from the fbi and was able to shut it down quickly, three of its 18 computer systems were at risk by hackers. finally the from crowd strike identified 1400 ransomwhere attacks in 2020 and the number could rise this year because

ransom where gangs are going after well-known targets people really recognize, things like meat and gas which most of us purchase on a daily basis. >> another way we live in scary times, thank you so much. >> the national institute of health director gets into a heated exchange with our own martha maccallum over an early release email conversation with doctor anthony fauci on the origins of covid 19. here's a look. >> why were we waved off of that so early on when we are now being told we don't know and we should do a thorough investigation of that. >> >> that had no categorical a -- the lab leak, never anything i thought was impossible. i just want to say that right now. >> >> the wuhan lab leak theories, quote, conspiracy momentum.

condescension jordan said title democrats accountable when downplaying the lab leak theory. >> >> it was a real possibility, and i wish there would be more hearings and i hope fauci finds the select committee on coronavirus and have questions about what he knew and when this started and and and vice president biden putting his back in the world health organization. >> the forthcoming book is for preorder on amazon, after the recent release of his email, both companies is not responded to fox news's request for comment. >> suspension churchill downs for two years after the kentucky derby winner medina spirit tested positive for steroids, the kentucky horse

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leak is making their case stronger. todd: alan wilson leading the charge. do you feel we are any closer to knowing the truth? >> there's more public attention being paid to this issue. i lead a letter with 18 states that were concerned about what we were hearing out of china. in the last year it seems there's a lot of movement from people on the other side of this issue to talk about this and move on from the wuhan lab leak in animal to human transmission. not just that it was a public health crisis the national security threat to our country and state attorneys general, we are no place to defend against national security threats but we are in position to ask

congress to hold hearings so we can know what china new, when china knew it and how it can affect us going forward and that is what we were asking 13 months ago. jillian: doesn't this go beyond what china new but also include who knew what when? as you know we have seen some of his emails released and senator rand paul says some of those newly released emails prove that he knew about wuhan's game of function research. let's take a listen. >> even doctor fauci is saying we should investigate but the emails painted disturbing picture of doctor fauci in the very beginning worrying he had been funding gain of function research and he knows it to this day but hasn't admitted it. jillian: how important is it you we get to the bottom of this to know exactly what happened, how this virus was spread and ultimately spread across the world and who knew about it when? >> shine and the rest of the world, that includes all the us, how the us is going to

respond to a major crisis like this so that is a national security threat, national security issue, not just a public health crisis. i'm concerned when we don't have faith in public health officials and political leadership, they are responding appropriately and that is why state attorneys general, chief legal officers, we have a right to demand on behalf of our citizens information from the federal authorities of what china and other stakeholders new and when they knew it so that defend states and communities. todd: will china be held accountable and what will the remedy for the american people look like? >> there is a lawsuit filed by one of my colleagues in missouri, general schmidt, a lawsuit against shine and a bunch of other private causes of actions, south carolina and other states are interested in those efforts as we gain more information. i don't want to mismanage

expectations of what remedies may be but the consequence if we don't ask these questions will be catastrophic and have a crisis like this in the future. that is why we are demanding answers now and glad the rest of the media, not you but others are coming on board and asking the questions we asked 13 months ago. jillian: we hope to get as many answers as we can because everyone is deserving of them at this time. thank you for your time. keep us updated. todd: first gas, now the latest cyberattack could beef up the already soaring meet prices. >> comes as restaurants are trying to get on the road to recovery, two chefs tell us their story next. ♪♪ wealth is saving a little extra. worth is knowing it's never too late to start - or too early. ♪ ♪ wealth helps you retire.

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jillian: welcome back, take a look at this dramatic rescue showing the moment a little girl is rescued off the coast of wales, floating unendingly when strong winds pushed around to see. rescue crews rush to save her grabbing her from the water and bringing her back to safety. officials say she wasn't hurt but shaken. the community in queens, new york, outraged atrophy of the memorial is vandalized, robert:sharing these photos showing swastikas and profane graffiti spray-painted across the memorial. he's offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to a conviction. >> restaurants nationwide on the road to recovery. 3% off of pre-pandemic levels. mark garcia and executive chef and general manager, chris montero.

first question to you. are you seeing the results in this recovery? >> absolutely not. just getting by. he had to rely in the winter. time, still recovering. just managing and let go and we had to run the stats at each location. we had one good weekend to be honest. todd: are using people coming back like the data i read off the top shows our are you seeing the march experience? >> a combination but markets expressing that. at best we are at the beginning

of a true recovery. it is a top destination area for leisure travel, in the heart of the french quarter, we are seeing the best returns in the industry. that being said, we are at the very beginning and after over a year of decimating business we've got a long way to go to even say we are recovered. >> we were just talking about getting paying customers in the building, people you paid to work in your establishment, 25 states eliminating federal extended unemployment benefits have the map on your screen. how much do you think this will help you get the workers you desperately need right now? is not sure, i am sure they will but everybody who owns a

restaurant needs workers, needs quality workers which is in general hard to come by. especially in an industry with constant turnover but it worked out. >> chris? >> let's hope so. that is where our challenges are, qualified workers, the workers are stretched extremely thin. the demand with everyone opening at once like we have after relaxation of regulations, demand for quality is very high, many have gone to seek other professions and careers so it is challenging at the moment. >> if that wasn't bad enough you have meet prices going up, skyrocketing, can find truckers. a lot of stuff you are facing. 10 seconds to each of you. went you think you will be able to say you are fully recovered? >> i would say by next summer

or next year. >> we begin to see signs of recovery all of this year but i agree the holiday, next year before we hopefully see a turnaround. >> i'm in the city so i will stop by. if i get down there i'm stopping by to see you. best of luck as we recover. jillian: 26 after the hour. for your police department have been defunded and criticized and now an alarming increase in attacks on officers. i those two things related? our police panel joins us live next. todd: no fireworks for the fourth of july, a judge is governor christie knowem not taking that likely when we come back. ♪♪ come and help ♪♪ and you need it here.

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jillian: fox news alert 3 officers rushed to the hospital in wilmington, delaware after a suspect opened fire. the swat team is renting an apartment complex where the suspect is believed to be hiding. all officers are in stable condition as violence against law enforcement spikes nationwide. joining me live to react mark lamb and spokeswoman for the national police association sergeant smith. appreciate your time. the scene we are seeing in delaware, we see this across the country a lot lately? >> we are seeing if i too often. we have a sergeant in san bernardino, one in phoenix that was killed this week, are too often.

this is a result when you talk about defunding the police across the country. the mainstream media turning on us. this is what we will continue to see. it is unfortunate because we have families, we are americans too. jillian: you leave the house in the morning and your families don't know if you're coming home that night. the violence against police officers spiking, and you heard sheriff lamb talking about the messaging that has gone out on different media outlets and the conversation surrounding police in this country for longer than a year. how do we change this. how do we improve the

conversation around law enforcement? >> we need to fight the false narrative that long force want officers are out there hunting down and shooting unarmed black people. it is not true. it is a rare occurrence. we need law enforcement leadership to fight that false narrative, that is what sheriff mark lamb does every day in the community but we need more shaft and more chiefs to do that. we also need the media to start telling the truth about what occurred in police officer involved shootings and we need our politicians to stop talking about defunding the police and start talking about defending us. there is so much hate against law enforcement, you talked about it in volusia county, florida, where does the 12-year-old and 14-year-old in foster care get so much hatred toward law enforcement that they engage nine deputies with

multiple firearms? it is incredible. we need to fight that false narrative and it has got to be a long approach. jillian: one more question and then we will bring in sheriff richard giordano, sergeant smith, you say if we are going to discuss race we must discuss criminality and victimization. can you tell me what you mean by that? >> yes. we don't talk about who is committing the crimes. if we talk about racial bias in policing we are also going to talk about what races i can emitting what crimes and what areas. let's look at my native chicago. who is committing most of the homicides in chicago? african-americans. who is the victim of over 90% of those homicides? african-americans. if we are going to talk about

black lives really mattering then we need to talk about black criminality and black victimization, not just by law enforcement but each other. it is an uncomfortable conversation but we've got to have it. >> you jumped into this but you heard part of this conversation. i want to get your response to the rise in violence on police officers we have seen. how it affects men and women who do this day in and day out. it has to have a mental impact on them and ultimately the job they are capable of doing in our community. >> it is a morale killer. we see police officers across the country retiring early, a lot of people leaving as soon as they can. we had a couple incidents but i agree with the officer who just spoke, we never address the

issues of race because we are afraid of being labeled a racist. in new york city last year same thing, 90% of the victims were black or brown and 90% of the shooters black or brown, you don't hear that. there is a false narrative, there is a study in california, people think over 1000 young unarmed black men i kill year by law enforcement, that is hogwash. anyone who dies, police, black, brown or innocent civilians is a loss of life but the statistics are much smaller than that and has done damage to law enforcement across the country. jillian: 10 seconds left but i want to give you the final word. >> they are correct. they say everything they need to say and the sergeant says we are doing as we can in arizona. we want to get our voice back for law enforcement and tell the story of law enforcement people doing this every day so please check it out, americansheriff.com and the ways to take our voice back and

reshape this narrative they pass on law enforcement. >> we appreciate everything you do for your communities. thank you very much sheriff mark lamb, sergeant smith and sheriff richard your dino, thank you for your time. todd: turning to a foxbusiness alert, the crippling cyberattack on the world's largest meatpacking company. >> jen psaki here with what it means for you. >> the fallout over the meat supply hack still happening right now. analysts worried meet prices could jump but most plants resuming operations wednesday but not at full capacity. some shipped and processing operations remain suspended, the company hoping to have global operations at full capacity by tomorrow but we have seen a jump of 3.3% and 2.6% jump on pork prices over the same. go. the white house believe russian cyber criminals carried out the attacks, president biden will

bring up the issue at a summit with vladimir putin in geneva on june 16th. todd: another head wind, restaurants and other businesses, facing getting employees but hopefully this will help. >> reporter: tomorrow's jobs reported living large over the president's economic agenda after a sluggish april report. treasury secretary janet yellen downplaying the jobs report. listen to this. >> i believe the recovery will remain on track. it may be bumpy from month-to-month for a variety of factors. >> reporter: the expectation tomorrow, 50,000 jobs added, we are reporting businesses that got jobs available, they cannot get folks to come back to work because they are getting that extended unemployment benefits through september. half of all states led by republican governors are terminating those benefits, maryland, the last state to do so on tuesday. jillian: free beer.

what else? free beer. this blood is for you, everybody. america's largest beer company will fly the country around president biden's goal is meant by july 4th. watch. >> reporter: when we had the white house's goal of 7% partially vaccinated it is on us. let's grab a beer, america. jillian: 70% of adults get their thoughts by july 4th everybody gets a beer. 21 or older. the daily vaccine rate we should add, 12 states have reached 70%, 63% of us adults have gotten at least one shot, so we might get there. todd: you ever buy a round in a bar? literally buying a round for america? >> i'm too cheap. todd: love the honesty. jillian: thank you. let's take a look at houston

where, there we go. todd: so dark early there. >> what is going on in houston. >> janice: it looks like darkness. nothing else to say. todd: free beer and dark. >> janice: i lived there for four years. good morning. there are your temperatures, 70 in houston, texas. we have showers and thunderstorms in the forecast moving across the mid-atlantic and the northeast. we have severe thunderstorm warning for middle tennessee and the rain is moving into the northeast. we could see potential for large hail, damaging wind, isolated tornadoes over parts of the mid-atlantic, big cities including dc towards philadelphia, even new york city later on today and the other big story is the heat, record heat across the west, even northwest to the northern plains which is pretty rare for this time of year and a lot of folks don't have air-conditioning so 80s 90s

really warm, houston, texas, potential for showers and thunderstorms in your forecast on the gulf coast. there is the heat building across the northern plains, bismarck into the 100 degree range. this is dangerous heat for them and we will continue to monitor. belmont is this weekend. i think i will be there tomorrow morning. right around the block from where i live. i will get out of bed be broadcasting live. todd: it will be dark. time, 40 minutes after the hour. a fittings for these friends who graduated from the u.s. air force academy. ♪ you are rocking that grill. family: guy fieri? but that pulled pork could taste even better

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todd: another softball interview with doctor fauci. msnbc gushing over the doctor's emails and suppressing on whether real matter is. jillian: carley shimkus with serious xm 115 with the latest.

carley: thousands of doctor fauci's emails released by buzz feed, the washington post, one of the most consequential things they should with doctor fauci was warned in nearly days of the pandemic that the virus could have come from that wuhan lab but msnbc's nicole wallace did the first interview with him after this email leak or the fact that his emails were put out to the public and they didn't really talk about that. take a listen. >> the true mark of someone is they look good even when their personal emails come out, very few of us would. carley: praise has been pouring in over these emails. anthony fauci's emails reveal the pressure that fell on one man. cnn posted as we, thousands of emails from into doctor fauci revealed the weight that came from his role as a source of frank honesty in the trump administration's covid 19 task force.

todd: nicole giggling like a high school freshman and he was the hot senior football player. haven't heard from aoc in a couple days. carley: she posted as we criticizing donald trump for his handling of hurricane maria, facing backlash for this week she posted, just over a week ago, i went to puerto rico to see her. my first time in a year because of covid. this is her home, included pictures of her grandmother at seemingly dilapidated home. she said hurricane maria relief hasn't arrived, trump blocked relief money for puerto rico, people are being forced to flee ancestral homes, and developers are taking them. some of that criticism of that post, spicer says in part i am surprised the socialist would redistribute that wealth to their grandma. aoc defended herself saying

first daughters play a role in first-generation families and saying she's just calling attention to systemic injustice. there you have it. that is how that is shaping up. >> mister kilmeade. brian: in the next hour and 15 minutes, former secretary of state mike pompeo will be here live, who better to talk to about the latest russian hack, going after oil and gas, what could be next? what it could mean for the upcoming summit on june 16th with vladimir putin. why are we having this summit for vladimir putin? no fireworks out mount rushmore? it is too dangerous. south dakota governor christie knowem without to appeal the ruling, who is going to question her? kentucky senator rand paul, what those 3000 emails do say

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jillian: no fireworks at mount rushmore this fourth of july was a federal judge rejecting south dakota governor christie knowem's lawsuit, to allow the display.

i'm disappointed that this unlawful action with today's decision, the fight is not over. todd: robert mueller with russia probe, sharing lessons from his investigation, the course, mueller reported the role of special counsel slated for this call. >> the military diversity training program, a spokesman says they are essential. >> the best talent available for the american people. we want you to do that. here and discrimination. >> dan crenshaw and senators hong kong lost a website where motor members can report what they say is woke ideology. todd: a north carolina -- on happen happy with politics and criticism of the voting law.

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todd: fbi confirming russia behind the hackers shut down meat packing plant. jillian: north carolina congressman says biden should

postpone that summit e joins us now. congressman, why do you say that. >> hey, good morning. great to be with you again. look, it's inconceivable to think that a group of rogue russian hackers is somehow operating inside russia without at least a tacit consent if not under the direction of vladimir putin. think about if there were a group of rogue hackers here in america attacking other countries. our fbi would track them down immediately and shut them down. all i'm saying is don't reward vladimir putin with a high profile summit as long as he is not doing anything about the hacking or about critical infrastructure here in america. todd: here is what chess guy says about biden and putin. 10 years ago in moscow mr. biden had the nerve to talk tough to putin now he lacks. he must prove he hasn't lost his nerve. if the meeting goes through are you confident that joe biden can be cuff enough? >> well, it's a great question, todd. i mean, if you look at the track

record, we are negotiating with iran. we opened up negotiations with no preconditions while they are still attacking our allies in the world including israel. they are funding rockets. is he moving forward with the taliban despite the fact that they are still attacking and killing people and taking over villages. you know, you look at what russia did, they attacked our critical injury infrastructure and biden gave them the nord stream 2 pain line. now they have attacked our food supply and we are going to give them a high profile summit give a chance to embolden putin. it's the wrong way to go. jillian: i hear you. if the summit were to be postponed then how would you suggest the president go ahead and show toughness towards putin. >> well, look, there is plenty of ways he can go on tv. he can use his bully pulpit. he can send a message through surrogates. i'm all for dialogue. i'm the chairman of a really important security committee and international body known as the

escp. ea. i believe in dialogue with russia. to have the president get a high profile summit where he and vladimir putin are standing on the stable together is the wrong message. what he needs to say vladimir putin stop the hacking and then we will sit down and talk. todd: meantime calling out the $6 trillion biden budget. we don't have to go every grievance you have with it. what are your biggest problems with it? >> well, it's a huge spending bill it raises 30 new taxes. it funds abortion for first time over 40 years. whereas republicans have an alternative bucket that balances in five years. cuts 14 trillion in spending and cuts 1.9 trillion in new taxes. it is a clear choice for the american people of which direction they want to go. the biden budget if you want to know how bad it is they released it on the friday of a holiday weekend which is old dc tactic for hiding bad news. todd: the old friday dump.

the wish list. does any of this wish list actually make it into the final budget that we all have to deal with as americans? 30 seconds? >> if you put the president's budget on the house floor, it will have zero votes. not one democrat would vote for this biden budget boondoggle. jillian: not one democrat? >> not one. todd: not republican, you mean democrat. >> not one democrat. todd: we'll have you back. we will have you check you on that richard hudson. jillian: thank you for joining us have a good day. okay. you have to take a look at this. one recent air force academy graduate heart-warming video of him celebrating the day with his best friend. check it out. todd: could they have tied that any better. the hats going up in the air as the thunder birds flying over.

ushering these two grawtedz next faces of military careers and their lives. we did the story earlier and the right there is getting married. jillian: then get an apartment. then get a dog. todd: that is the proper order. have you learned something. you are going to be a good husband. jillian: congrats. very well deserved. "fox & friends" starts right now have. great day. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ feeling backlash for the content of newly released emails to and from anthony fauci. >> the emails paint a disturbing picture. >> the true mark of someone is that they look good even when their personal emails come out. >> they are drowning. they are drowning. >> fox news captures exclusive footage of migrants nearly drowning while trying to cross into texas. >> so now we have 34 counties on the border who ask me to declare their county a disaster. >> meat packing company