smallest. china's military will be at its biggest. they are outbuilding us in terms of ships, guys, 5 to 1. >> todd: petrifying. >> building base around the world now to support their global leadership under the china dream which they want to replace. >> carley: such an important topic i wish we had more time. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ [chanting] >> a man that was assassinate justice brett kavanaugh reportedly upset over the draft roe v. wade opinion. >> you cannot go to a judge's home and intimidate them while they are doing their job. >> do you feel safe at school? >> testimony from an 11-year-old survivor the uvalde school shooting. >> democrat led house passing a bill that would raise the minimum age from semiautomatic rifle to 21. >> hitting a record low as gas prices hit record high.

the new poll shows twice as many americans are worried about inflation compared to gun violence. >> inflation is the bane of our existence. >> what a terrible job you have. boy, does this seem like a bad gig. no. ♪ call me ♪ i'm lifting it up ♪ ♪ pine brian a part of the show where the sun touches the water. it looks like it is touching the water. >> steve: that must be hot water. >> brian: the earth being round continues to rotate and the sun stays put. gradually comes up and the earth just pin spins. that's where the morning show not a nighttime show. the earth has agreed to move and the sun has agreed to shine. >> steve: we are orbiting the sun. >> brian: that was kill devil

hills, north carolina. 600,000. area code 252. >> beautiful there. where the wright brothers national memorial is that's wherorville and wilbur along sand dunes launched that bicycle oriented airplane and changed everything. >> brian: we made improvements since their invention. >> ainsley: so beautiful there in north carolina. here it is rainy. >> steve: pouring. >> ainsley: i went out without an umbrella. >> brian: because who requested the humidity because it is humid in here. >> ainsley: we did not. >> steve: we are heading towards summer. one of those things. >> ainsley: it's here. talk about the news. 6:02 on the east coast. unrelenting pro-abortion protester swarmed the streets outside of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh's house just hours after an assassination suspect is charged with attempted murder. >> brian: all right. many of the demonstrators are part of the same group that posted a map of the justice's home and encouraged activists to mobilize after the leak of the

supreme court draft opinion overturning roe v. wade. >> steve: that would be the group ruth sent us. lucas tomlinson is live in washington with the very latest. what do we know about this guy lucas? >> good morning, guys. if not for two u.s. deputy marshals standing guard outside of kavanaugh's home this story could have had a very difficult outcome. one arrested 26-year-old nicholas john roske from simi valley california had the following items on him. a glock, a knife, ammunition, zip tie, hammer duck tape. here is the timeline early tuesday morning exits a can cab by kavanaugh's home. spotted by otwo deputy marshals, he starts walking away from them down the street. 1:35 a.m. he calls 911 saying he wants to kill judge kavanaugh and he tells the dispatcher he is having suicidal thoughts. according to court documents they found his address online as

you mentioned. posted by pro-choice groups following the leaked draft supreme court opinion. kavanaugh and his family were home at the time. it's also believed roske thought kavanaugh would ease restrictions on guns at the justice department. president biden's attorney reacted to the arrest. >> we will do everything we can to prevent them and to hold people who do them accountable. for that reason, last month, i accelerated the protection of all the justices' residences 24/7. >> threats to federal judges have increased in recent years. the attorney general met with federal judge esther solace. herself the targets of a tack and attempted murder in 2020. she survived but her son daniel was shot to death at the family home by a disgruntled man. >> these threats are real. my boy and his death is a testament to what will happen if we do not do something to protect the judiciary.

>> despite the arrests protests are continued outside the homes of the supreme court justices. protests against law welcomed by the white house following the leak of that draft opinion. up. >> we believe of course in peaceful protest. there is outrage, i guess, about protests to date and we certainly continue to encourage that outside of judge's homes and that's the pot's position. >> the supreme court is expected to make a ruling this month or later july overruling roe v. wade. mitch mcconnell weighed in this from this potential assassination from the senate floor. >> this is exactly the kind of event many were worried the unhinged reckless apocalyptic rhetoric from figures on the court. >> threats have not been taken by twitter and urging the

temperature to be drastically lowered. steve, ainsley, brian? >> brian: lucas, what i don't understand from 1:05 in the morning when the marshals spotted these two and turns himself phone call 1:35. did the marshals get out of their car and follow him? did they lose sight of him? what happened? >> i had the same question, brian. it appears once he saw the marshals he walked down the street away from them. it does not appear that those marshals followed them. it was actually that call to dispatch, 911 that dispatched local police and that's who made the police not the u.s. marshals. >> >> brian: odd, isn't it? >> ainsley: what was in his backpack. all of these items, pepper spray, not only the gun, the pepper spray, the zip ties, the hammer, a nail punch, a crowbar. business tall like duct tape. it looked like he was planning. he admitted to police. did he have second thoughts he called 911 in the neighborhood i want to kill myself and i want to kill this justice.

>> steve: taxi dropped him off right in front of the house. and the house was posted online by a number of. and the ruth sent us did post the map showing the homes of the justices and later removed it said you can't blame us for his plan because we are nonviolent. there is a list of all the stuff they found in his bag he got out of the taxi not expecting to see anyone there and he freaked out. marshals in want from of judge kavanaugh's house in the morning. and the guy gets out of a taxi and walks toward the house with a suitcase and they go don't over immediately with. instead, i think he got a little scared. went down the street, freaked out a little bit. and that's when he called. at his initial court appearance in federal court in green belt, maryland yesterday where he was charged with one count of

attempted murder or kidnapping a u.s. judge, the judge in this case, who is presiding over the arraignment essentially, asked if he understood what was going on. he said i think i have a reasonable understanding but i would not say i'm thinking clearly. and then he told the judge that he is a college grad. i'm on medication. did not say why. did not say what kind of medication. >> brian: so listen to this: he was thinking about how far to give his life purpose and decided he would kill a supreme court justice. how this isn't the number one story everywhere on the planet but if you flip around, you look at the "new york times," it's not. "the washington post" it's at the top of the page. but it's not in the "new york times." and it's crazy. i think on some level the kavanaugh family must sit around saying i wish you were never nominated. has this been worth it? through the personal hell he went through three years ago to what he is going three now, did you see how close they are to his house pounding on the drums.

>> ainsley: officers six or seven in the front yard and the lights are on. >> brian: it's illegal to do this. >> ainsley: right, because it's intimidation. >> steve: if he is saying i want to give my life a purpose and it's to kill him. think about god forbid that it would have happened and those guys weren't outside and scared him off. then, joe biden would be appointing another supreme court justice. so perhaps that's part of his calculus. who knows. he didn't say that yesterday. but, brain, to your point, how this is such a gigantic story. they are talking about assassination of one of the three co-equal branches of the federal government. for it not to be in the "new york times" above the fold that is crazy if true. meanwhile, how could joe biden sit down with jimmy kimmel last night in hollywood. they did it 5:00. it was early. joe likes to go to bed early. but it was west coast thing anyway.

and jimmy kimmel did not ask him about the kavanaugh thing; however, obliquely, he did refer, joe biden, to what would happen if the supreme court acts against what joe biden wants. >> it's clear that if, in fact, the decision comes down the way it does and these states impose the limitations theioyns they ag about, it's gonna cause a mini revolution, they are going to vote a lot of these folks out of office. >> ainsley: republicans in congress are really putting pressure on democrats to actually act on this and to pass a bill. and, if passed in the senate they will put security guards at all the justices houses. they will guard their children and families. >> steve: good. >> ainsley: nancy pelosi won't bring it up in the house. >> steve: they are working on it. >> ainsley: and chuck schumer, he is the democrat majority leader and he told kavanaugh that he will pate price. this was back in 2020. listen to this. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh,

you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. [cheers and applause] you won't know what hit you. >> brian: i guess this is why joe biden hasn't done an interview in four months. he said there will be a minute any revolution in this country if roe v. wade is overturned. instead of saying politically, the republicans could pay the price but there will be a mini revolution in this country? is that the rhetoric a 78-year-old politician who has been in this business for 40 years makes on a late night show saying a mini revolution knowing there was an assassination attempt? using the word revolution? >> ainsley: remember the white house encouraged these protesters to target their houses and nancy pelosi praised

their righteous anger. >> brian: will what if they went to ketanji brown's house how quick would there be protection? >> steve: people who don't want are abortion they will be celebrating. there won't be a revolution with them. they will be dancing in the street if this happened. however it would be essentially joe biden's base who would be upset. and that is one of the reasons why apparently the national guard is mobilizing. they are saying hey, if the supreme court overthrows roe v. wade, get ready, we will give you the go sign. and we will send you to different places where there could be violence. just the fact that, you know, the assassination attempt yesterday happened, and, yet, those activists showed up last night and the federal government under the auspices of the attorney general, merrick garland, why he does not enforce the law of the land, because it

is a federal violation of statute to try to influence a judge and clearly that's what they are trying to do. and they have been doing it for weeks and the department of justice just sits on their hands because -- because they -- you would have to ask merrick garland but you got to figure we heard what jen psaki said earlier. we have no problem with peaceful protests. but, unfortunately liberation i think that guy out in california saw the peaceful protest and thought look how close i can get to that guy's house. and he did. >> brian: go ahead. >> ainsley: merrick garland? >> brian: spineless. remember they sold us merrick garland under president obama that he was this moderate justice that republican could say get behind? what has he shown that shows any moderation? that and janet yellen throwing herself on the hot coals saying i'm sorry i misjudged inflation are two examples of people that have to cover for terrible

policies for president biden. >> ainsley: the supreme court is going to have to make a decision on roe v. wade before they break for summer. that means the end of this month or beginning of july. jesse watters is predicting this is just the beginning. >> this is just the beginning. this summer is going to be ugly. that's why we have to get to the bottom of this. this could be a little criminal conspiracy that needs to be investigated. again, by the left's own standards. we might have to appoint a commission. we might have to hold hearings. we have a criminal leak. we have a group that's protesting outside the house. you have an attorney general that's not doing anything about this. you have a senator who is agitating. you have a white house who is giving this license. these people incited violence, possibly? and we need to hold them accountable if they did. chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, liz warren, anybody who has their hands on this should face

consequences, again, by the left's own standards. don't call me crazy. they set the rules. we are just following. they. >> steve: you know, had merrick garland been seated on the supreme court. he would today need police protection. >> brian: and he would get it. >> steve: he would get it why the president and vice president don't come out and say hey, okay, protests is fine if you are going to -- protested something regarding the supreme court, do it at the supreme court. don't go to people's houses. that's the problem. stay away from their houses. it's against the law. and the federal government should, you know, enforce that starting this morning. >> ainsley: imagine being one of their neighbors. not only the kavanaugh family but the neighbors knowing there was this guy walking on their street armed with a gun and a knife and a nail puncher and all of this horrific stuff that they could use as violence against kavanaugh or any of their kids or anyone in the neighborhood.

>> steve: what if he would have broken into the wrong house. >> ainsley: i know. >> brian: how about you are a neighbor and want to have dinner without a guy pounding in front of your house on the base drum with nose rings? can we have peace and quiet. people are not going to sell, move next door they will protest. number two is do democrats understand this is going to come around? it doesn't stop just because of production. people motivated they are not going to like jen psaki or the homeland security the next day? now they say that's the go sign to protest like they're doing. can't they see around the bend it doesn't stop with the supreme court justice? the next person takes a job unpopular they are coming to your house. they came to senator josh hawley's house. we know what they were doing with the homeland security last time because they didn't like what was going on at the border. a michigan sheriff who stops responding to nonurgent calls. the reason? high gas prices. the latest impact of biden's

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>> carley: good morning, back with your headlines starting with this on capital hill gut wrenching testimony from uvalde school shooting survivor me a watch this. >> i thought he was going to come back to the room. so i got the blood and put it all over me.

[inaudible] why not. >> because i didn't want to get shot. >> you thought it was going to happen again? be. >> carley: merrick garland named a team of law enforcement experts to team response to the shooting. he stressed the review not aial investigation also yesterday the democrat led house passed a sweeping bill that would raise the minimum age for purchasing semiautomatic rifles to 21 among other measures but that bill has next to no chance of passing in the senate. on to a fox weather alert. a monster tornado doing some major damage to communities in western ohio. the severe storm flattening a retail warehouse and other sites in tipp city north of dayton. also touching down in parts of the kansas city area. that tornado reportedly leaving a track 14 miles long and reaching speeds of over 100 miles per hour. did you hear about this? abbott's infant formula plant

was alerted to a whistleblower complaint about the facilitying about as far back as february of 2021. that according to an exclusive report in the "wall street journal." the complaint alleges contamination concerns were raised a year before the company's massive recall and shut down in february of this year. it alleges problems around the michigan facility's equipment and inadequate safety protocols. the complaint raises questions over why it took so long for the abbott and the fed to take action. tom brady is rocking a new do. the super bowl winning quarterback going orange for a good cause. brady dying his hair yesterday during an event hosted by the tampa bay buccaneers. a group of lucky kids playing the role of stylist. several other members of the buccaneers also going orange. many raised will benefit research for childhood cancer. those are your headlines. >> brian: instead of shaving their head they color their

hair. >> carley: looks like spray on die. i don't know if it's permanent. good cause and a lot of fun. >> ainsley: who are the people next to him. >> carley: other buccaneers players. >> brian: would you put your staff on this to find out. >> carley: other buccaneers. griff and frank got in my ear and told me immediately. >> steve: prompt service from our customer service department. thank you, griffin. >> ainsley: people in my ear. we have an ifb in our ear. >> brian: i don't need that. >> steve: we already have voices in our head. meanwhile, let's talk a little bit about a poll if i were the president of the united states, i'm not. i wouldn't look at this. because that's the number one thing that joe biden we have heard that the administration has blown it, that's the most urgent issue facing americans, according to a brand new quinnipiac poll. the number two item gun violence. nothing else is even in double

digits. and here's the part that joe biden would not like to see and that is, according to the q. poll he has his lowest ever approval rating. actually lower than donald trump at this stage of his presidency, just 1/3 of the country approve of the job that joe is doing. >> carley: when the quinnipiac poll asks the guys they were surveying. 74% supported increase in age to buy a gun up to 21. but only half of americans supported backing assault weapons. >> brian: here is what really bothers, i think, most of the american people. it's done with a wink and a nod. the president of the united states says yeah, inflation is high and gas is through the roof. i have been trying to green this economy for the longest time. i have been trying to get those electric cars prevalent and gas part of our past. this is one way, painful way to do it. that's why people wonder how much is he really upset that gas is this my?

he keeps turning around pointing to her things in the economy kinder about to try to distract or try to replace. listen. >> inflation is the -- is, is, is the bane of our extis tense. inflation is mostly in food and in gasoline at the pump. >> that's what kills you because it's a little billboard telling everyone how expensive everything is. if donald trump leaves one of those sharpies over for you, you could maybe change the price on that, you know. >> i wish we could. [ applause ] >> but, but here's the deal. my dad used to say every family is a little bit of breathing room. if you take and look at all the costs that a family has on a monthly basis, it also includes healthcare, prescription drugs, child care, all those things, what i am proposing -- and i think we can get it done, i'm proposing that we, in fact, reduce the cost of those things. >> brian: is he insane? he wants to spend more and bringing up build back better.

he also goes on to say look how low the deficit is getting in the deficit is lower because we spent -- we created and printed all this money to put in the system to the tune of $6.5 trillion. so when you stop spending, of course the deficit is being reduced i remember when george bush was president. george w. bush, the economy was doing great and neil cavuto asked him the economy is doing great but too bad you can't talk about that i know because the iraq war is the only thing american people want to talk about and it wasn't going well at the time. he understood that this president is frustrated because people aren't pointing out the stuff that he thinks that he is doing well because he is not addressing the things that matter most. >> ainsley: can't focus on anything else. because people are hurting. i mean, look at this one county in michigan. if you live in isabella county. you could be in trouble. because the sheriff interest has said because of thee high gas price they can't afford to respond to nonurgent calls. that means non life-threatening calls.

they said they will go to your house if you absolutely need it and there is a true emergency. but they the facebook posts says we have exhausted what funds were budgeted for fuel with several months to go before the budget reset. >> steve: right. exactly. joe biden looks at the polls, and not quinnipiac. but the internal polls that show what bother all of us. and so he is saying i'm working on the gas. i'm working on inflation. i'm working on all that stuff. there is a new one. >> brian: not doing anything. >> steve: new one today, we know over the last month or so you have been very concerned about baby formula. we know a lot of people have small children. we also know a lot of people have pets. and apparently there is a pet food shortage because they simply cannot get enough cans. or things to make cans. >> brian: they told us about steel six months ago. >> steve: this is now about aluminum. one store manager says they are saying things will be better in four or five months or it could be a year before some brands or

r. back. and so you think about joe biden got hired essentially because he made the pitch i am going to do a better job at handling the economy handling the economy in a covid world. coming out of covid back about a year ago this administration had not planned, so it's the supply chain stuff whether it is the story about baby formula or pet food all that stuff because the administration did not have a good plan. >> ainsley: a.a.a. said more than 50,000 people have called a.a.a. for roadside help because they are running out of gas on the highway. >> brian: this summer rolling backouts that will be fantastic. >> ainsley: and protests when roe v. wade combings down. >> brian: why not? we should be allowed to do that. >> ainsley: 6:29 on the east coast. dozens of protesters are marching outside the house of justice kavanaugh and others, actually, hours after this armed man with intentions of killing the judge is arrested and fox

news contributor jonathan turley on the potentially deadly violence coming up. ♪

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a spokesman for the air station yuma saying there was no nuclear material on board the aircraft despite earlier reports. two atlanta area preschool teachers are facing child cruelty charges for allegedly abusing their 3-year-old students. parents in roswell, georgia say they witnessed the abuse after logging into the school's camera system. video appears to show one teacher using her knee to bump a child while another is seen pushing a child's head, school officials are cooperating with investigators. and a chicago suburb has revoked the personal permit needed needed for upcoming pride parade there were not enough officers to provide security that short fall comes after banned uniformed officers from marching in the parade. the cops are not allowed to carry their service weapons or patrol vehicles. the aurora pride board has filed an appeal which is scheduled to be heard later today.

those are your headlines, steve, over to you. >> steve: thank you, carley. fallout concerning the upcoming ruling that could overturn roe v. wade. a man from california, 26 years old yesterday admitted in federal court to officials that he wanted to kill justifiable brett kavanaugh after being taken into custody outside of his house. and hours after the left wing activist is charged with attempted murder, dozens of pro-abortion protesters marched outside the judge's private residence there in chevy chase, maryland. fox news contributor jonathan turley joins us right now. jonathan, you know, so fresh off of this assassination attempt and there they are about 15 minutes ago i suggested i wonder why the attorney general merrick garland wasn't enforcing that federal law to keep protesters away from the outside of judges'

houses but you have a good reason why there would not be. >> i think there would be a first amendment challenge. this law talks about protests not just outside homes but even courthouses. they are intended to intimidate or influence a proceeding. well, if you interpret that broadly you could arrest people outside the supreme court building. i think that courts would very likely adopt a narrow interpretation of that law. and so garland may be reading that -- those tea leaves and saying we are not sure we could make this stick. there are first amendment cases that cut the other way. that doesn't mean that this isn't wrong. i mean, the problem is we often talk about what is illegal. and not what is just simply indecents or grotesque. and that's what this is follow threat will, a go stand outside door with a glock 1:00 a.m. and go to returning to protest is

ridiculous. any sense of decency or civility or responsibility. that starts with our leaders. it starts with people who have been fueling this rage and rhetoric. >> steve: and, in fact, this potential killer said yesterday in court, yeah, i got his address online and a number of online activists had posted kavanaugh's address throughout the interwebs. it's not hard to find. but you are talking about the rhetoric from our leaders. i think this particular sound soundbites is one of the things mitch mcconnell was talking about. we played that soundbite where he referred to it as unhinged reckless rhetoric from our leaders. and here's a clip of that leader, chuck schumer back in 2020. watch this. >> i want to tell you gulch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. [cheers and applause]

you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions. >> steve: what do you think of that? ever. >> well, they now know, don't they? when you say stuff like that you will reach a certain number of unhinged number of people who believe it's a license for them to mete out their own o -- i don't think that what senator schumer intended i don't think he endorses violence but it's the recklessness of this language and also the failure to speak out. the white house couldn't even muster the courage to condemn the leak, to condemn people protesting at these houses. the president of the united states didn't have that moment of simple decency where he said enough. this is not something that we need to do in order to have our voices heard. and in the meantime, you have a lot of these groups like antifa on the left, which have been

lionized by some. minnesota attorney general allison said he thought antifa would put the fear of god into the trump administration. house judiciary chairman jerry nadler said that the even existence of antifa was a myth, something that the fbi director said no, it's real. this is one of the most violent anti-free speech movements in the history of the united states. and that's the problem. it is easier to incite a mob than it is to control it i think democrats are beginning to see that there's a price to this. when you pander to the mob. >> steve: well, and you know, it sounds like the national guard is preparation for the decision from the supreme court that are going to mobilize and fly people wherever there is trouble and we heard the president of the united states say yesterday on jimmy kimmel, mr. turley if roe v. wade was overturned there would be a mini revolution. >> right. and we also had senator shaheen who said there would be a

revolution if their they didn't vote the way that democrats want this tomorrow though voted. that is an attack on the rule of law to make those types of observations. we can oppose -- can you oppose what the supreme court is doing. can you try to pass laws. buff the attacks on the institution have now become attacks on the individuals of that institution. steve: all right, jonathan you, thank you very much for joining us from d.c. >> thank you. >> steve: air force academy coach is fired months before becoming eligible to retire. the reason this gold star widow believes she was let go and what she wants in return for her years in the service. ♪

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story gold star widow and track and field coach dana lyon along with her attorney mike rose. dana, thanks for joining us and telling your story. first off, you had the tragedy happen to you in your life in 2014. can you explain? >> sir, thank you so much for having me and hearing my story. in 2013, actually, my husband and i were both deployed at different locations in afghanistan. and a few days after christmas, dave was in a convoy and en route back to home base when he was hit by a v bid. and so two days later i was able to escort him home for our freedom flight. intended heading home state side. we were met with a number of friends and family and teammates at dover air force base and ended up being [inaudible] air force academy. >> brian: the air force said hey, we are going to take care of you and they convinced you to start coaching again.

didn't they? >> no. absolutely. yeah. so even like at the reception right after dave's funeral there was a gentleman and a number of people from the department who said hey, why don't you come back to the family? you are a 2006 grad. you are one of our most accomplished female athletes two time national championship invaluable to the program and love to have you back as part of the family to take care of you. >> brian: you liked your job and then you found out you lost your job. why do you think you lost your job? >> well, you know, it's interesting because the only conversations i ever had revolving around my job had to do with me not getting the job. the former coach or head coach who tragically passed away this past march had a conversation with hr director and one of our sports supervisors that said now that we can't [inaudible] the what's your job performance like. and of course head coach like a father figure to me outstanding. she is above expectations. she is invaluable to this

program. what she brings to the athletes, what she brings to the team, what she brings to the program and the academy is priceless and she is part of our family. >> brian: so you are a gold star wife and you lose your job you are convinced it's because you will not get the covid-19 vaccine. let's bring in your lawyer, your attorney mike rose. mike, where do we go from here to get her job back? >> well, actually, yesterday the air force academy relented and extended her termination by two months. so at least i will credit them at least she is going to be able -- eligible for some retirement benefits. understand her abrupt notice of termination said that her termination was, quote: nondisciplinary and not personal to you, unquote. of course it is very personal to her. and she is an outstanding role model. she is well-loved. she won help with six

championships that i count with her team she coached. she is athletic hall of fame. >> brian: obviously performance is not an issue. this is about the covid-19 vaccine. we're not idiots. we get it. and you get it and you get it, dana. so here's the thing. two months from when you could take retirement, they get rid of you. they have extended it they just want this issue to go away. is that okay with you? >> >> you know. -- a mentor and support serving the athletes. i sacrifice my own retirement financially in order to give these given as an athlete. i want at the at the end of the day to be able to love, serve them. break school records, be conference champion rewrite record books. that's the part that's so unsettling to me is i have a passion and driven desire to carry on dave's legacy what we have done through athletics.

>> brian: you want the opportunity to give back more. have you already sacrificed so much. and for the tone deafness and the idiocy of the academy is really inexcusable. i hope, mr. rose, she ends up being okay with this. dana, thanks for telling your story, and hopefully people will sober up at the academy, thanks, guys. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> brian: you got it meanwhile we are going to follow that a troubling new report reveals the person president biden trusts the most. the closer adviser to the leader of the free world. here is a hint. it's the smartest person he knows. fox news contributor lara trump on this we hit the bike trails every weekend shinges doesn't care. i grow all my own vegetables shingles doesn't care. we've still got the best moves you've ever seen good for you, but shingles doesn't care. because 1 in 3 people will get shingles, you need protection. but, no matter how healthy you feel, your immune system declines as you age increasing your risk for getting shingles.

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gas prices hit record highs. the new poll shows twice as many americans are worried about inflation compared to gun violence. >> inflation is a bane of our existence. >> what a terrible job you have. i mean, boy does this seem like a bad gig. >> no. ♪ working for a living ♪ working ♪ working for a living ♪ living and working ♪ i'm taking what they're giving because i'm working for a living. >> steve: listening to huey lewis and the news here on the fox news channel as you look at tallahassee. rights now, 75 degrees they are going for a daytime high of 90 and those clouds are going to bring scattered thunderstorms but then again it is 12 days till summer and it's that time of year when they have that there a lot. ainsley earhardt actually spent a lot of time in that town and what was the name of the street? >> ainsley: east street is where all the bars are where all the college kids hang out. so i went to florida state my freshman and sophomore year. home of the seminoles.

>> brian: right. and what were they doing there hanging out? did they talk? did they study? >> ainsley: actually there is a coffee shop underneath where a lot of these bars are. >> brian: right. okay. >> ainsley: it was massive and huge. i used to go from and study. they would serve this coffee in these huge coffee cups that were massive. i would go in there and study. sometimes i was upstairs at one of the bars i wasn't supposed to be there. sorry, dad. >> steve: if you went in downstairs early in the day to have a cup of coffee and then you went upstairs at night for an adult beverage because you were an adult. >> ainsley: right. >> steve: did you ever have trouble finding your book? >> ainsley: i was a good student. i was able to balance it all a little bit. my life changed a lot my junior year enough of this. i have got to focus on my job. >> brian: got to read the book. >> ainsley: the bicycle. the good book. >> brian: the book on you. the book of ainsley. psalm 6 -- whatever it is. [laughter]

>> ainsley: 2 chronicles. >> brian: 2 corinthians. it activists warming outside of brett kavanaugh's home just hours after the arrest of a would-be assassin armed to the teeth. >> steve: a 26-year-old california man found with an arsenal of weapons after turning himself in to police when he spotted a couple of u.s. marshals in front of that house. >> ainsley: lucas tomlinson is live in washington with the latest on this failed murder-suicide plot. lucas? >> good morning, guys. nicholas roske allegedly drove cross-country from california. he has been charged with attempted murder of a supreme court justice. his backpack contained the following items. a glorks two imagines, ammo, a knife, zip ties, a hammer, screwdriver crowbar and duct tape. early wednesday morning at 1:05 a.m. roske dressed in all black exited a cab near kavanaugh's home. he was spotted by two u.s. deputy marshals. roske then walked away down the

street. at 1:35 roske calls 911 saying he wanted to kill justice kavanaugh and tells the dispatcher he is having suicidal thoughts. according to court documents roske found justice kavanaugh's address online. kavanaugh and his family were home at the time. threats to federal judges have increased in recent years. u.s. district judge esther salas whose son was brutally murdered by a deranged attorney pleaded for more security. >> these threats are real. my boy is and his death is a testament to what will happen if we do not do something to protect the judiciary. >> despite the assassination attempt protests continue outside the home of supreme court conservative justices. credit takes say the protests violate the law. mitch mcconnell urged the approval of a bill to boost protection for the supreme court justices. >> this is exactly the kind of event that many worried the

unhinged, reckless apocalyptic rhetoric from prominent figures toward the court. >> a spokesman for the u.s. marshal's office says the two deputy along with montgomery county police apprehended the assassins. steve, ainsley, brian? >> steve: all right. thank you very much, lucas. he also apparently told police he began thinking about how to give his life purpose and he decided to kill brett kavanaugh. you know, if he were indeed to finish the job, let's say, a couple of nights ago, that would not have changed the decision with roe v. wade. i mean, these decisions are written. they are just waiting for -- you know, they go through revisions as we have heard many times obviously when he says he was trying to, you know, give his life purpose, he was thinking about somehow changing the balance, perhaps, of the u.s. supreme court, which, right now, tilts conservative. >> ainsley: well, you think about his family, the lights are on. when we showed the video, the lights are on. the blinds are not cross you

had. the shutters or whatever they have in heir window. >> steve: they might not be there. >> ainsley: you are right. look at this. the lights are on back there. >> brian: one guy is in his driveway. i can't believe they are this close. it's unbelievable we are allowing this. >> ainsley: i would think that the justices have moved out of their houses and taken their children to safer places. buff what about the neighbors? this guy is walking around on the street with a gun and a knife and all these dangerous weapons at 1:00 in the morning if you live on that street, how would you feel? >> steve: yesterday was the attempt on his life. there you have got the group ruth sent us out yesterday in force. >> they said they are going again. >> they are. >> i asked jonathan turley why they weren't arrested because this is clearly a violation of federal statute. and he said that he believed that if this -- if they were to arrest people, before a judge, there would have been some first amendment concerns. that's why they -- as long as they are peaceful. that's why they let them

continue. >> brian: here is jonathan turley. >> to follow a threat to this family, where a black clad individual with a glock stood outside their door at 1:00 a.m. and then go and return to protest something outrageous. and it shows that people have uncoupled themselves from any sense of decency or civility or responsibility. and that starts with our leaders. it starts with people who have been fueling this rage and rhetoric. you can oppose what the supreme court is doing. you can try to pass laws. but the attacks on the institution have now become attacks on the individuals of that institution. >> brian: meanwhile, around the country there was a pro-abortion protester obviously confused, rushed president biden's motorcade in los angeles, screaming that you got to do something to him. she was wrestled to the ground and abortion ban will not stop abortions only safe ones. it was anthony the chief of communications for the secret service who put a statement out

after the arrest. so they are doing that. they are fire bombing pro-abortion centers over in buffalo. are we going to continue to say okay, this is really no big deal we will handle it case by case and they're waiting for this sentence to come down. they said it's going to be by the end of june. we are in the middle of june. >> ainsley: the president was on with jimmy kimmel last night didn't even mention what had happened to kavanaugh outside of his home. didn't condemn it. >> brian: doesn't surprise me. >> ainsley: earlier he encouraged the protesters to protest at the justices' houses. pelosi praised their righteous anger she called it and chuck schumer, back in 2020 he said that these justices should pay. >> steve: sure. so, jimmy kimmel had the president of the united states as a guest last night because the president was out west for the summit of the americas kicked off with him yesterday. >> brian: by the way did you know summit of america no press conferences. no joint plans. all these leaders there. people that aren't there is a story. people that are there is a story. immigration is a big story.

manufacturing bringing from china to central america is a big story. not one press conference. why have it if you don't want to talk about it? >> steve: i was talking to peter doocy about it and he said there are no press conferences and he said he is not actually going to go and he is not there. but the president is there. so we are looking to see what the big announcement is tomorrow. it's going to be called the l.a. declaration on migration. it sounds like they are going to come up with a plan where different countries have different responsibilities, because, right now, all the responsibility is on the united states. >> ainsley: mexico is not even there. >> steve: they are not there mexico is not there guatemala is not there. el salvador is not there and honduras is not there. >> brian: why have it why did they invite gameday dough who we recognize and ask all our allies to recognize. we don't even call him. >> steve: all eyes are what the president is going to say tomorrow. but, in the meantime, you know, on our southern border and we had griff here a couple times

this week where he was showing in advance of whatever is going to happen to title 42. there is just thousands of people streaming across our southern border. and then nbc news got this tip, a mid border surge, president biden administration plans to send migrants to cities deeper inside the united states, starting with l.a. say internal documents. and apparently they are planning to send people to los angeles and albuquerque, houston and dallas, and apparently the department of homeland security is working with shelters in each of those towns to make sure that the shelters are ready. >> ainsley: currently you might say this is already happening, they are coming to our communities. that's because the ngos are responsible for that they are paying for them to get on flights, on buses and transporting them to their family members throughout the united states or to various shelters. this is now saying the ngos are so overwhelmed and if they have backlog then now dhs will take over for them and they will start transporting thee individuals. do we pay for this?

>> brian: of course, we are paying for absolutely everything. won't address the border problems. pretending to address the root cause of the problems. the people root cause he will el salvador, new mexico not showing up. first time hosting it since 1994 when it was our idea to launch it under a bill clinton. this is a another epic fail for this administration. and you are requesting to talk to somebody who used to work with the obama administration that talks about they have to revamp their entire operation because they are failing epically and now they are going to make this a 50-state issue. rob astorino who evidently has a great camcorder is now taping two separate small airports in new york. stuart airport as well as west chester county airport and charting these migrant flights as they land. listen. >> i can tell you and we have video not just little kids with backpack being reunified with their families. it is the an expansion of this

program. what's hang is you are having video clearly seeing many teenage boys, late teen, early 20's, who are single adult men who are getting off these flights and, again, where they are going off these buses, most of us don't know. >> brian: why don't we know? that should be an answer that we demand. i know lawrence jones was following some of these cars and they had a problem with that. guess who has no problem with our border policy. beto o'rourke. said right now the border is pretty good. okay. what a tapped in individual. he wants to be the next governor of texas. >> ainsley: rob astorino wants to be the next governor of new york. he is the republican you just saw at press conference. set one getting these tips and going out there with his camera as and showing all of us what is really happening in the dead of night. secret flights come in. they don't want us to know about it we found out about it last october. because rob went out there to find this in west chester. he gave us the video. then they stopped doing this because they were exposed and

now they are doing it again in various other airports. set says that on one of these flights, there was a 20-year-old migrant male, he was placed into westlake high school as a junior, as a student there in west chester. the man is now 21 years old. 21-year-old in high school. >> steve: regarding this plan to essentially move migrants from overcrowded shelters at the border into the interior. >> brian: outrageous. >> steve: according to the department of homeland security, no decision has been made yet to do it. they refer to it as the abbott plan, painterly, because the governor of texas, governor abbott would bus people out of texas to washington, d.c. and places like that. look, the president, according to the white house, is going to have a groundbreaking statement regarding migration throughout the americas tomorrow. but we know ultimately what's going to happen is nothing is going to change, people will

come and he will let them in. >> brian: president obama was deporter in chief he didn't make a big deal of it because it wasn't advantageous for it he deported a lot of people. we harry reid about the need to enforce our borders and change chain migration as well as chuck schumer from the 90's. what happened to these people? whose advantage is it to let 3 million people in over the course of four years? what changed to make them think it's in the best interest of our nation? >> ainsley: is it because they feel like they should do that because they feel like they are good people? >> brian: are you kidding? >> ainsley: or is it for votes? >> brian: they are losing the hispanic vote by the day. as soon as democrats realize hispanic vote is going republican. sthel realize let's dust off that wall that donald trump bought. >> ainsley: the cuban as that are living in miami, they liked president trump. because they don't like

socialism. but the ones that are coming in from mexico, many of them like president biden. we heard them saying in tapachula is that how you say it? which is down there on the border of guatemala. they were saying please do not please end title 42. we want to come. tell biden we have a message. you promised joe biden. >> steve: ainsley, you asked if it were political why they would do that if you look at the quinnipiac poll we cited a little while ago, it's only the republicans who are interested in the border and migration more than the democrats because the number one issue with republicans by a landslide is inflation at 46%. and immigration at 14%. >> brian: i have a prediction. of the same people that stood up and said what are you teaching my kids in virginia and around the world and started changing the school board election, are going to say why is my classroom overcrowded with people that don't speak english that are 4 years older than they should be in the 11th grade and they are

21 and why a teacher is being pushed out of schools when they object to this new challenge that's put in front of them for no apparent reason. people are going to look around and say why are my tax dollars going to educating other country's kids here illegally? that's going to be an organic movement. >> ainsley: teachers are fed up for various reasons. they can't say anything. >> brian: because of unions. >> ainsley: fearful they are going to lose their jobs if they do. they need a paycheck. >> steve: big statement from the president tomorrow. stay tuned for that we will have it meantime carley joins us now with more news. >> carley: i certainly do. start with this. tragedy in new jersey as two teenage brothers drown while swimming in a school's indoor pool. they reportedly performed cpr 16 and 19-year-olds on the lincoln community school unable to revive. they the school's superintendent saying quote our hearts and prayers go out to the family and to all of our community. a jailhouse call obtained

exclusively by fox news captures an accused killer scrambling for a swift plea deal. the man fearing he will get a harsher sentence if progressive los angeles county d.a. george gascon is removed from office. listen to this. >> i talked to you last time [inaudible] >> carley: shocking audio comes as the gascon campaign reaches the number of egg signatures needed to recall vote and other woke prosecutors could face a similar fate after the ouster of far left san francisco district attorney chesa boudin. the debut of the controversial saudi backed liv golf tournament begins in less than two hours in london. this is practice footage from yesterday of phil mickelson, dustin johnson, sergio garcia and others who will be among the

big stars teeing off. the pga tour will announce punishment for members of the new league that may include suspensions on a case-by-case basis. controversy in the golf world. >> brian: keep in mind, too. i thought that clay had a great point last -- or a couple days ago and he said, look, if you are upset about these golfers going because it's saudi money. are you upset manchester city was run by a russian ole garage? were you upset that different russian i believe there is different saudis in arab countries from non-democracies most of which they own a ton of soccer teams. why is your line in the sand when it comes to golf? >> ainsley: if you are on the pga tour wouldn't you be happy that a lot of the good ones are going then you have a better shot? >> steve: by the way, carley, thank you very much. it was announced yesterday that bryson dechambeau has joined as well. is he making $100 million to go. >> brian: did you say sergio garcia? sorry about that.

>> ainsley: it would be hard to turn that kind of money. >> brian: but money doesn't buy happiness. >> ainsley: that's true. >> brian: but try. $200 million with phil mickelson. i'm going to talk to greg norman on the saturday show about why he is leading this league. why it made him do and why it's been his lifetime dream. >> ainsley: former obama official slamming president biden over reckless gaffes like these. >> is the taliban takeover of afghanistan now inevitable? >> no. it is not. >> are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> yes. that's the commitment we made. ains answer the call for a foreign policy reset. oh my, next. ♪ ♪

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>> is the taliban takeover of afghanistan now inevitable? >> no. it is not. >> are you will to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> yes. >> you are? >> that's the commitment we made. >> ukraine will never be evicted russia. for god's sake this man cannot remain in power. >> a former white house official is suggests needs reset. global engagement director during the barack obama years he says, quote: i used to cringe when biden took to the podium and never knew what he might

say. the reckless rift still remain especially when discussing diplomacy and brett bruen joins us now from the d.c. area. good morning to you, bret. >> good to be with you. >> so, when he was vice president, you would cringe, when he would take the podium because you just never knew what joe was going to say. and now it continues. but, now, he is no longer the vice president. he is the president and this is not helpful. >> no, the weight of his words matter so much more. and he was just been careless with some of these comments. the point i make in the op-ed is his team knows that he has this tendency. they are ill prepared when he has made these repeated comments whether it was on afghanistan, on russia, on taiwan. we have got to shake up that team. not just because of the gaffes that biden has continued to make and the lack of preparedness that they have had in response to them, but just the summit this week in l.a. and how disastrous this is for our

diplomacy. the fact that we almost last a strong relationship with france over a lack of coordination on the submarine deal with australia. i mean, these are just basics, fundamental elements of diplomacy 101. >> steve: and you are not talking about replacing everybody at the white house, although if you, did you would not be the only person who has said that. you are talking about his national security team. and you say that that starts with the national security adviser jake sullivan. you say he has quote to go. >> i do. i said that last summer after the reckless retreat from afghanistan. but i think it's got to go beyond jake because there is a real process problem here. you see it playing out time and time again. you know, in response to that op-ed last summer in "u.s.a. today," you know, the white house obviously trained their fire on me, on the work that i have been doing just trying to be a credible voice on some of these issues.

and i think quite frankly what we need is to acknowledge some of the problems because if we don't, we are not going to fix them. >> steve: absolutely. and since your op-ed, the most recent one was published in "u.s.a. today," i understand you have been hearing from a lot of people around the world talking about it. >> you know, interestingly current ambassador serving overseas as well as former ambassadors have reached out, thanked me for voicing some of these concerns, because traditionally, you know, the national security circles here in washington are a pretty tight-knit group. and that's the problem is that biden's national security team is cut from the same cloth. there is nobody in the situation room saying, you know, our assumptions need to be challenged on this because, are if not, we are going to continue to drive into these diplomatic ditches. >> steve: all right. brett bruen who is part of the obama biden team back in the day. brett, thank you for joining us today. good luck. >> you bet. >> steve: still ahead on this thursday, a squatting nightmare.

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the republicans are demanding answers after a whistleblower shared documents showing dhs pursued partnerships with big tech to censor content. >> supposed to push out counter information to americans who are raising questions. and, yes, to partner with big tech. the whole idea here and the documents show this is that the government would get together with big tech and collect information. >> carley: the senators say this proves the biden administration was focused on setting up a ministry of truth headed up by nina jankowicz to control the narrative on a variety of issues like the pandemic.

at least three people are reportedly dead in a pile-up involving at least a dozen vehicles, including multiple semi-trucks. the incident happening arkansas about 50 miles outside of little rock. the traffic backup at the scene reportedly so severe authorities began handing out food and water to stranded drivers. and check this out. wild surveillance video shows a fearless store clerk turning the tables on a serial armed robber when he pulled out a handgun she whipped out a can of bug spray and lets him have it. cops in washington state say the suspect was later arrested following another heist after this incident he is accused of pulling off nor than 30 robberies in the area. crazy footage there brian, over to you. >> brian: absolutely. meanwhile, 27 minutes now before the court top of the hour, thank you, carley. imagine trying to sell your home and no one is buying because it comes with an unwelcomed house guest. the nightmare is playing out in

real life for our next guest whose home is being taken over by a squatter. danielle cruise joins us now. you had a squatter, you decided to fix this place up and sell it as you go to do that your contractor goes in and what did that contractor discover? >> well, when he walked in to check out the roof, he realized that there was a young woman who had moved in all of her belongings and thee took over the home. >> brian: you say no one blockings there. there was a leak there. he explores it someone is living there of course you are going to toss them out. you go to toss out the squatter and what happened? >> when the police arrived, we told them the situation. and they said unfortunately, their hands were tied. they could not remove her. they couldn't prove that she was trespassing. even though all of the locks on the home had been broken and changed but with illinois laws the squatters are more protected than the actual homeowners.

>> brian: danielle, you have the house, it's legally yours. she has no rental agreement. this should be open and shut case. she is gone. what am i missing? >> yeah. i mean, that's what i have been thinking. that's what i know who has been thinking the same thing, unfortunately, squatters do have rights. and in order to get her out, even though she does not have a lease with us, and she is not an actual tenant, we have to go true of the whole eviction process to get her out. >> brian: danielle's story is not rare. this is happening more and more especially chicago. this statement from the chicago police to us, responding officers advised the owners of the home of eviction procedures. only the cooke county sheriff's office can carrying out an eviction. we referred them to the cooke county sheriff's office for that information. and the sheriff's office told you? >> they are so backlogged that

they get to stay. you have to continue the expenses on the house. you can't sell the house. what is your reaction to in this? >> it's really infuriating because i own this property. i worked really hard to own this property. and so for someone to literally break in my home and take over and not even get a slap on the wrist is very-makes me very angry. >> brian: to go inside this story why don't you offer them a deal and get them out. it's unbelievable but you said to end this hell, here's $2,000. and the squatter asked for $8,000. what a scam. >> yeah. if that wasn't the biggest red flag then i don't know what was. >> brian: right. now you have got to get in front of a judge or go get a lawyer. going to cost you more money. the house is worth about $175,000. and all the burdens on you, the

upstanding citizen taxpayer to prove that this loser doesn't belong there. final thought? >> the laws need to change especially here in illinois. the squatters are more protected than the actual homeowners, it's really sad. >> brian: i see some quotes on a local story they cover this. your neighbors are outraged, too. no one wants a squatter next door either. and they feel for you and unfortunately it's not a rare story. another tragic story in the city of chicago. i appreciate you sharing it, danielle and hopefully somebody in the sheriff's office watched this segment today. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> brian: we will follow up. meanwhile coming up straight ahead on our show. the fallout over roe v. wade continues as the doj continue the man who aimed to assassinate brett kavanaugh. elise stefanik said leaking on the high court should be the rel crime. that story next. but, at upwork, we found him.

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steve federal authorities have charged a 26-year-old california man who throned kill supreme court justice brett kavanaugh reportedly he was angry over roe v. wade. and uvalde. >> brian: police say the suspect was armed with a pack pack full of weapons including a glock 17 pistol zip ties and duct tape. i could go on. >> ainsley: next guest is co-sponsoring a bill to make leaking supreme court opinions a crime. good morning to you congresswoman. >> good morning, ainsley, gook to be with you. >> ainsley: so good to have you on. i know republicans are putting a lot of pressure on democrats to try and take a stronger stance on this type of violence or attempted violence. what is the latest on that? are they not willing to work with the republicans? >> well, first of all, thank god law enforcement was able to

identify this criminal before this heinous act was committed. my heart goes out to the entire kavanaugh family and justice kavanaugh is also the father of two young children, so, that's a threat not just to his life, but it's a threat to his family as well. and what's really concerning to me is you've seen both the white house and senate majority leader chuck schumer fan these flames, encouraging protesters who in many cases have been violent to target supreme court justices to try to influence the court. this is the highest court in the land, it needs to maintain its independence and should never succumb to this political pressure. and that's essentially what the left is trying to too here. so this does need to be considered a crime. it is a crime. and we need to make sure that we are holding the democrats accountable who have encouraged this type of behavior targeting the justices. >> brian: it's actually worse than that in the senate, people like democrats like chris coons and senator dick durbin have

said yeah we have got to provide security for supreme court you have been js. in the house nancy pelosi is actually saying no. on what grounds is it okay to reject secret service for the supreme court justices? >> it is not okay. there is no excuse to not provide protection for all the justices put out these decisions on whether the laws passed in this country are constitutional or not. this is a no-brainer. it should not be a partisan issue. shame on nancy pelosi for turning it into a partisan issue. look how close this threat was, again, thank goodness and we credit law enforcement and i'm sure the kavanaugh family is grateful to law enforcement. we need to stop this encouragement of any type of targeting on any of our supreme court justices and they need to absolutely have adequate

security. >> steve: and, of course, all of these protests in front of the justices' homes started after the leaking of one of the early rounds of these opinions regarding roe v. wade. you are co-sponsoring a bill to making it illegal to leak a supreme court opinion before it is released. there are a lot of people who think it should be a crime. are you getting any help from the democrats on this or do they think the way it is right now is just fine? >> >> well, unfortunately, i believe the leak came from a progressive leaning clerk who wanted to, again, try to pressure the court. to not make the draft decision that was circulated. the leak -- any type of leak should be designated a federal crime. from my perspective, it is absolutely shredding the integrity of the court. shredding the institution of the court. no, we are not getting help from democrats and not getting help from nancy pelosi. democrats in the house, steve, are so focused on their january 6th circus they are not

paying attention to really important issues related to crime in this country but related to the radical politicization that we're seeing on the left. >> ainsley: congresswoman, the january 6th committee kicks off the televised hearing tonight. it will be in prime time and we will be covering that here on fox. what can we expect? >> well, we can expect a circus. the democrats have been shameless. the fact that they are booking this on prime time tells you everything you need to know. most of the committee business in the house starts at 10:00 a.m. and through the regular working day. so they are trying to get eyeballs and they are trying to change the narrative. they are not hosting a prime time hearing on the border crisis. not hosting a prime time hearing on the baby shortage or the inflation or gas prices. those are issues that actually matter to the american people. what this committee is focused on, it's a partisan witch-hunt going after nancy pelosi's political opponents. smearing donald trump supporters and voters across this country. and the american people are smart. they are going to see right through this and see that democrats are absolutely no

agenda for the issues that matter to them. whereas republicans are talking about the issues that matter. so i think we are going to see a political circus. there is a reason they hired the former president of abc news who was the producer that silenced jeff epstein's victims because they are turning this into a hollywood production rather than getting to work and focusing on the issues that impact americans. >> steve: bret and martha are going to anchor our coverage see it on foxnews.com, fox nation and fox business. congresswoman, thank you for joining us live. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: you bet. >> ainsley: thank you. let's check in with chief meteorologist for fox weather forecast. >> janice: good morning delays across the northeast. area of low pressure and a trailing cold front. let's take a look at it over 500 u.s. delays right now. the worst airport delays atlanta, georgia, new york and los angeles. we have got windy conditions across new york and san francisco as well as buffalo and you can see this area of low pressure, new york city, you are clearing out but north of you and east of you, that's where we get the heavy rainfall for the

morning commute. also looking at several areas of low pressure moving into the northwest, that's going to bring flooding concerns. there is your future track. we are looking at potential for stronger storms for parts of the plain states, across the ohio river valley and the gulf coast up towards the east coast. that means hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes will be possible. and then the other big story will be the heat not only today but through the weekend from california to texas. we will keep you up to date. fox weather.com for your latest details. steve, ainsley, brian over to you. >> steve: hot, hot, hot. >> ainsley: lots of red on that map. coming up a brand new children's book is highlighting our friend, country music legend dolly parton, the author shares his inspiration next. ♪ move ahead ♪ but the boss won't seem to let me ♪ i swear sometimes ♪ that man is out to get me ♪ ♪ i grow all my own vegetables

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♪ for service and devotion ♪ you would think that i ♪ would deserve a grand promotion. >> ainsley: dolly parton bestselling author brad necessary ler is paying tribute to the country music legend his new children's book i am dolly parton highlights dolly's career

and love of reading. brad joins us now. good morning to you, brad. >> good morning, good to see you. >> ainsley: we have a lot of your children's books in our household and we thank you for your contributions to our children's lives. tell us why you chose dolly parton. >> you know, this whole series started because i wanted to give my own kids better heros to look up to. heroes of compassion. heroes of kinds in, heroes of generosity we started with anneal i can't earhardt. i am abraham lincoln and rosa parks. if you build that list how could you not have i am dolly parton. >> ainsley: what did you learn about her and her life. >> what you see in this book is just how human she was. when she was born, her family was so poor that her dad paid the doctor with a sack of corn meal. it was her mother who fed her love of books. one of the first books that dolly loved was the little engine that could. that's who dolly was. she is the little engine that okay they told her she could only sing country songs. she said i'm going to sing

songs. they said you are going to wear this kind of costume. she said i'm going to wear the most fancy costumes have you ever seen. >> musician. >> i'm going to open an amusement park and charity and the imagination library and be a movie star. do you know what the first book in the imaginationary library is the little engine that could. >> ainsley: she is so happy and full of love. an ordinary person who came from nothing. she talks about that and very real. we have had her on the show a lot. i have interviewed her personally down in nashville. she went on to change the world and influence our lives. her music has gotten us through the good and the bad in all of our lives. what's the response from the children who are reading this? >> you know what they see? it's my goal to see that success doesn't come easy. when dolly is a little girl, her mother makes her a coat, a patchwork coat out of all of these different pieces of fabric. dolly decides to wear it to school and everyone tells her how ugly it is. that never stops her.

one of the things i adore about her. when you see dolly parton as a little girl. she thought she was given. she thought she was lonely. this is her real secret. where she was from people didn't want to know what was on the other side of the world. she always wanted know what's on the other side of that mountain. she used to dream that butterflies would literally lift her up and carry her there. that's the lesson i want for my own kids. that being a dreamer is a beautiful thing. you never know where your dreams will take you. in fact, i signed a book for you that brian had me do i know you read books all the time i want your daughter as i want my daughter to learn and my son, too, that your dreams can take you anywhere. >> ainsley: my daughter is listening right now. i already wrote her because she loves dolly parton and we belt out her music in our car all the time. she will enjoy this book and i will bring it home for her. i appreciate you sending me a copy. thank you. there are other prominent members in this series who are a few of the others? >> yes so we did i am pay comes out today also. the great are a text that

redesigned the louvre. i will show you this one with i am pai it's all about changing your perspective. teach your kids to look at the world in a different perspective. this book we actually did as a pop-up. so it actually opens up and works as a pop-up. so each of these books is, again, designed to give your kids not just historical lessons but values. teaching dolly parton values i am pei's. >> ainsley: get the opportunity to take them to paris read this beforehand and show them the louvre. congratulations, brad. >> thank you, ainsley always good to see you. >> ainsley: i am dolly parton. golf is more popular than ever before, if you can't quite tee off like tiger, do not worry, we are going to show you how to play like a pro. still ahead.

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rating hitting a record low. the new polls shows twice a many americans worried about inflation. >> inflation is a bane of our existence. >> what a terrible job you have. ♪ >> that is -- if you. >> whatever you want to call it. >> okay. it's in -- oh, yeah. it's in michigan. >> it could be roscoeman. >> whatever it is, it it's an iowa relinquish anymore. >> yeah, you know when i'm -- when we were growing up, we would go skiing on witness big

reservoirs. that was a lot of fun. i think it's time for -- i'm not going to ski, but i would like to drive the boat. >> do your kids like it? >> absolutely. >> we loved it when we were growing up because my dad said if i take you out on the weekends, it keeps you out of troubl. >> right. and you were always in trouble. i know you were in a gang for a while. >> by the way, i just like to point this out. if you're in roscoe common or whatever we call it, take out a boat. everybody's sleeping or at work. hop open that cover, go for a ride. >> right. >> perhaps the reason they're not in the boats right now is because one of the great things about boating is it's okay to have a beer. >> at 8:02 eastern time is early for a beer. >> the problem is by having a boat is you feel like you should be on it. who cleans the boat? did you put the top on the boat?

where's the ladder? >> i'm thinking about the fun. >> famously, they say the few greatest days of your life are the day you buy the boat and the day you sell the boat. >> they're expensive but are a lot of fun. >> indeed. >> good morning -- there you go. good morning to all of you folks in michigan and all across the country. thanks for joining us on hour three on fox & friends. our top story all morning long. pro abortion activist, once again, swarming outside supreme court justice kav's home. >> a california man found with an arsonal weapons after surrendering to police. >> we'll get to live in washington with the latest on the fail, thankfully, murder-suicide plot. i wonder what this guy's record is. this guy was ready for anything? >>reporter: completely. good morning, guys.

we just received these new photos of nicholas cos roske. he's been charged with attempted murder. he a long timely drove cross country house the -- his -- a knife, the zip ties, a hammer, screw driver and duct tape. here's the timeline. early wednesday morning at 1:05:00 a.m. he dressed in all black exit the -- near cavanaugh's home. he's spotted by -- he then walks away down the street in the opposite direction. at 1:35, he calls 911 saying he wants to kill justice kavanaugh and tells the dispatcher he's having suicidal thoughts. according to court documents, roske found justice kavanaugh's address online. the justice was at home when that would be assassin arrived. u.s. district judge solis whose son was murdered pleas for more

security. >> my boy is -- and his death is a testament to what will happen if we do not do something to protect the judiciary. reporter: despite the assassinate attempt, protest continues outside the home. critics say the protest violate the law. mitch mcconnell urging the new approval of a new bill boosting protection for the justices. >> this is exactly the kind of event that many worry the unhinge, reckless, apocalyptic rhetoric from prominent figures toward the court. reporter: roske told the police he was upset about the police shooting anything texas and the leak the supreme court decision. >> lucas, right now it's in the house where they're trying to do beef up security and their families. they already passed something in

the senate. what's the holdup on the democratic side in the house? reporter: the attention right now is on guns, of course, and passing new gun control measure. but certainly, as you heard from the senate's top republican, he wants the majority leader chuck schumer to take action and to take action quickly. >> and the thing is, we also don't know, how the marshals at 105 could spot him. and he turns himself in after an anyplace call where they get him after a 911 call 45 to 55 minutes later. didn't it have enough to get him when they spotted him? >>reporter: you would think. when the cab pulled up a young man dressed in all black gets out in all black carrying a backpack. with all that stuff in there, i'm sure it was weighed down. and immediately walks in the other direction, you think that would be enough motive to go at least pat him down. >> one final question. have we heard from his parents or family members?

>>reporter: we have not heard from them. of course, they've been seen in photos. a lot of questions right now. the suspect is from simi valley, california. >> do we know why he changed his mind? at the last minute he decides to call nine on himself? >>reporter: it's not clear. you saw those u.s. deputy mshls who knows that one thing is he had a lot of time in that car driving cross country to turn around and he didn't. >> all right. lucas, thank you very much. >> one interesting nugget from lucas's report was that brett kavanaugh was home at the time. we thought that he probably had been staying somewhere else during these nightly protest, but apparently he was there. so by the grace of god -- it's great that they have the protection. but they obviously need more. not just at the houses of the supreme court justices, but their family members it as well. >> i wonder if all the justices are now saying we're not staying at home. when they finally make a ruling on this case, then they probably will not be at home. >> yeah. i know senator tomorrow cotton

was -- tom cotton says it's the time for you to release the opinion so we can get this going. many people thought it might happen today. everyone talking about january 6th. this is much bigger story. >> they usually wait to release the controversial hearing until the end when they're about to go in summer recess, which will be july 4th. i'm wondering they'll do it then. people will be celebrating with their families. >> because then they release it and then they're all going to leave town. >> right. >> to go on vacation. >> exactly. >> we had a congresswoman of of new york and she is sponsoring a bill in the u.s. house of representatives to make that illegal to leak. she had this observation of how the court needs to be independent but one side is trying to squeeze them. >> that's a threat not just to

his life but it's a threat to his family as well. and what's concerning to me is you've seen both the white house and senate majority leader chuck schumer fan these flames, encouraging protestors who have been violent to target supreme court justices to influence the court. this is the highest court in the land. it needs to maintain its independence and should never succumb to this political pressure. and that's essentially what the left is trying to do here. so this does need to be considered a crime. it is a crime. and we need to make sure that we're holding the democrats accountable who has encouraged this type of behavior in terms of targeting the justices. >> by the way, i'm just watching the foxnew.com on line. there was a crazy pro abortion person screaming at joe biden in california. you heard about what happened in buffalo with the fire bombing a pro life facility.

you see what happens on the daily basis. and you wonder why people are tolerating this. this is all preventible. people are on edge. and last night when joe biden, i think, ridiculously, used the term if roe v. wade is overturned, there will be a mini revolution. >> right. >> those words coming from the president after, i think it was, 118 days without an interview, he chooses jimmy kimmel's show to come out. >> there's going to be a mini revolution, he said something to the effect that, as well, people will vote those people out of office. obviously, he's making an it a campaign issue. he does not want to talk about the number one thing that's facing his country which he refers to as the bane of his existence and that is, according to quinnipiac and america, inflation.

>> by a mile. the second thing on the left that's most important, gun violence. but, still, 2-1, it's inflation. inflation is affecting everyone across the country. doesn't matter what party your affiliated with. we're all feeling the pain at the purchase. everything in the groceries is expensive. >> think about what we learned this week. >> abortion is down 5%. >> janet yellen comes down and says, sorry, it's not transitory, what can you do about it? the president says we think we should spend more on daycare on prescription drugs. there's no economist that says that. by the way, vilify billionaires for not paying enough, raise taxes on corporations. there's no economic principles behind it. it's pure politics. we're watching the gas prices go up every day. watching the sustainability sadly of inflation and then we watch the president of the united states talk about, well, i rules the deficit. are you kidding me? how is that going to work with

$10 gallon a gas? you have an agenda to get rid of the gas-powered engine and get rid of natural gas in our country and maybe this is accelerating that movement and you're not so unhappy. >> he's going to like it. look at the approval rating. 33% of america approves president biden right now. >> yeah. >> 55% do not approve. is and 12% say they don't have then. >> the story inside the white house, he's upset the younger people in the white house do not like what the older people are doing. the older people around for 50 years say we got this. so right now we have a fracture in the white house that seems to be collapsing within itself. >> i think the younger people are right because the people in his circle who he upon -- relies upon. >> like conner biden, his top advisor. >> smartest guys he knows. >> here's the president last night with jimmy kimmel. they taped it at 5:00 in the afternoon where the president

talks about, yeah, inflation. it's mainly with two things that i can't control. watch. >> inflation is the -- is the bane of our existence. inflation is mostly on food and in gasoline. >> that's what kills you cause it's the little billboard nailing everyone. if donald trump leaves one of those sharpie for of you, you could change it. >> here's the deal. you know, my dad used to say every family needs a little bit of breathing room. if you take and take all the cost that a family has on a monthly basis, that also includes health care, prescription drous, childcare, all those things. what i'm proposing -- and i think we can get it done. i'm proposing that we reduce the cost of those things. >> by spending more money. you know, there he is talking

about other stuff he would -- you know, it's campaign stuff. of course, i would love to have lower cost of prescriptions, i'd love to have free health care or elder care, stuff that he's been purring for a while. but it is the price of gas and today the national average is just a little under $5. tomorrow is probably going to $5. i did the math this morning. i've got an 18 gallon tank on my car. the day that joe biden took office, it cost me, on national average, $42 to fill up my tank. if i fill it up today, it will cost me $89. that is double in the time that joe biden has been president. >> if you want to lessen your gas cost, shrink flyings. get the 16 gallon and says, look, it's less money that i need to fill my car. >> unless i get better gas mile like or i can spend tens of thousands of dollars on a car

that -- >> then you could drive by and wave to the people at the gas station. >> if you have $51,000 laying around. >> right. >> you know who needs electric cars? obviously, the isabella county sheriff's department in michigan. because they have ran -- they run through their gas budget for the year and they still have a number of months before more money comes in. so you know what they're doing? unless it is an emergency or something really important and urgent, they're not going to send a car out to you. >> right. if you call 911. isabelle, they say on their facebook page. they're feeling the pain at the pump as well. we have exhausted what funds were budgeted for fuel with several months to go. i have instructed the department tee to attempt to manage whatever calls are acceptable over the phone. this would be nonlife threatening calls, calls that do not require evidence collection or documentation.

i want to assure the community that safety is our primary goal and we will continue to respond to those types of calls. it's not their fault. i mean, that's not -- you call 911 in that area, they might try to just draw up a report over the phone because they can't come to your house because it's expensive. they don't have any more money to put in the gas tank. >> right. >> the administration is in trouble because since they took over the numbers don't lie and they want you to talk about january 6th. the curtain goes up tonight. and they want to you talk about guns and they want you to talk about roe v. wade. that is what they're hoping for because they know they're in for a shellacking. >> according to quinnipiac, everyone is talking about inflation. they can talk about what they want to, but we know what people are talking about. >> there's a story in "washington post" this morning about aaa. it says more than 50,000 called aaa for roadside assistance in april. they're running out of gas

because of the cost. >> that's unbelievable. >> call aaa, they'll tow you everywhere. >> the number of call us are up 32% from april of last year. clearly people putting less gas in their tanks because they can't afford more. unfortunately, you know, payday is a couple of days away and they're running out of gas. >> i come interest hollywood. one thing we do in the movie -- >> oh, florida. >> one thing we do in the movies, carley, is we put cars in flatbed trucks and we pretend we're driving. if you want to spend less, hire somebody to bring -- or have them bring you around like they do in hollywood. >> very good idea, brian. we'll try that after the show. because he invokes my name, i do have some headlines. really story to bring you here.

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life without parole and the death penalty. if we could the man slaughtered only carries. >> right. that will be the good days. fox news have a jailhouse recordings of a california murder suspect stressing the need to get a plea deal before the da faces a second recall attempt which he's more than likely not going to survive. that suspect is accused of killing one and shooting 2 and 2 others in a robbery. eric slidell is the vice president of the los angeles association of the deputy and joins us now. eric, what's your reaction in this recordings? even the criminals know this guy's reputation. >> well, good morning and thank you for having me. this recording is something that we all know happens within our system every day. right now violent criminals in los angeles know that their biggest advocate, the guys who's fighting the strongest for them is george gascon.

it's not the lawyer. it's not the judges. it's not the law. it's george gascon who is their biggests advocate. and this recording shows you exactly what that effect is like. violent criminals know that they get a better deal under this d.a. >> and what do you think this does to the recall effort? >> there was 5,000 signatures and that was a couple of weeks ago. we saw what happened in chesa boudin in phrase. liberal cities, you know, do not believe in this type of reform. we're progressives. we want liberal policies, but we also want our gun laws enforced. we have the strongest gun laws in the entire country and gas son is refused to enforce the gun laws. people are sick of it. they see the smash and grab. they see these massive homeless

encampment and they see an increase in gun violence and they see no response by the d.a. >> you know what's amazing, too, eric? you see the change in tone with the mayor. two democrats now talking supportive of law enforcement and being tough on crime. what a dramatic change in this country and a misreading by george gas son and george sorros. >> look, the mayors are the ones who see what's going on in the streets and they're responsive to it and they see that the social experiments of did he defunding the police was a massive failure. they're seeing the rise in violence and they're responding by trying to be more proactive on this very issue. >> so for people at home, they're saying democrat, republicans. but do you think there should be another? because i see the bill mars of the world who don't understand what's going on with people's

representing their party and what's going on with d.a.s like gascon, chicago, and philadelphia. >> well, let's remember. san francisco is an overwhelmingly democratic city and democrats voted boudin out of office. so i don't think this type of radical experiment is endorsed by the democratic party, democratic politicians or democratic voters. this is a very extreme, unique view of the criminal justice system that wants just basically to burn it down and be able to rebuild it. >> and the thing is, eric, they could have stopped it. they put have put their foot down. now they're trying to say we're back in the badge and there's a lot of people who wear the badge who are not abusing -- buying it. thank you, eric. >> as a massive migrant caravans

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headlines. tesla ceo, elon musk scoring a big win to root out boss on twitter. want tech giant have reportedly agreed to share internal data on spam accounts with the billionaire. until now, twitter has may wanted less than 5% of the accounts are fake but musk disputes that number. last month musk tweeting his $44 billion to buy the platform will be put on hold until he verify that data. twitter has previously stated moneytizable active daily user span at $229 million. >> we're getting an update on the latest improvement to tesla's cyber truck. the vehicle, which is in a work in progress, will reportedly include a switchblade windshield wiper that appears to be hinge in the middle with two separate blades. it's said to be half the size of the previous model. tesla has not confirmed the design.

>> and the boston celtic dominating the golden state warrior in game three of the nba finals. >> made a double-team. throws it up and he throws it down. >> the celtics making an epic come back for the second time this final series. jaylynn brown, marcus mar scoring over to points each. they're the first trio to accomplish the feat in this champion game. celtics win 116-100 taking the lead in the time series. steve, over to you. >> you love it in boston. >> sure do. >> thanks, carly. >> house republicans are slamming dhs having tools go to waste while taxpayers already paid for them. our next guest urging them to use the tools. congresswoman young kim. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> this is so important because

we have heard joe biden talk about the smart technology at our southern border and we've got a lot of it, but we're not using it, are we? >> that's so true. i personally went down to the sector southern border of our texas and other parts of our southern border three times and i've seen it myself. they have use fiber optic sensors to apprehend those migrants that are crossing our border and we also was able to apprehend elicit activity such as of drug trafficking that's taking place. so now i know there are technologies that are helping to apprehend migrants, but our government and our administration is not doing it. so my colleague and i and many others have written letters to the department homeland security to demand some answers as to

what type of technology are not being used when we already spent so much funds to procure those and other resources that we have. deploy them. get the control back of our southern border. >> sure. >> yes. >> and you want to know how much of the technology still works and if there are any plans to use them elsewhere in government because we've already bought this stuff. >> exactly. >> it's just rotting in a warehouse. but, congresswoman, you know the reason they're not deploying it to the southern border is because this stuff actually works pretty well. >> it works really well. about 10% of those migrants that we apprehended and those human trafficking, illegal activities that is taking place that, is smuggling the drugs into our country, 10% of those have been apprehended. and they were using it at the sector. so i am demanding answers as to

how much of those tools are not being used, how much of them that are being stored in our warehouses are still operational that we can still use. or do we have to make those changes to make it operational. these are a lot of questions that have gone unanswered and how much do we have to reimburse those contractors that contracts have been canceled because of the department's, you know, inactivity. >> well, when joe biden came in, you know, he made it very clear, congresswoman, he was going to pull the plug on the wall. we know that that is what's being in the field in various parts in our southern border. we have heard the president talk about the smart technology. ultimately, why doesn't the department of homeland security use it in your estimation? >> well, first of all, they're not being serious about taking control back of our southern border. they have to get down there just once by the department of

homeland security visiting them isn't good enough. he's been down there talking to the bored agents, so -- border agents so they know about the crisis. get down there and be be serious. we have technology, we have resource. just use them and make them operational. get control back, be sdmrurs we already bought it, use it. >> exactly. and they're being stored. >> indeed. there's so much waste in the world. if we bought it, let's use it. congresswoman young kim, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you for having me. >> by the way, we contacted the department of homeland security and asked them for a comment. nobody picked up. we'll keep you posted if they do. >> still ahead, president biden has his first network sit-down in over 100 days for his interview and chooses to talk to jimmy kimmel rather than an actual reporter.

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go up? >> not at all. he's trying this effort to be like a bull because he's -- that's his ammo is being that relatable guy. it didn't work. he the ultra right, the maga crowd. there were like five -- he had because they're the ones to blame, not inflation, baby la, et cetera. it was a blame game and a far leftist powwow with his friend jimmy kimmel was we democrats. >> he goes on the day that the guy was arrested trying murder justice kavanaugh. he never mentioned that when he was on the show with jimmy kimmel, never condemned it. what's your reaction? >> it's amazing. ainsley, when he was in the white house, the press played this game where they would say does president trump condemn

this and i said, yes, he condemned it yesterday. what about today. but you're saying it, not him. this is what happen they did. it was a shell game a laughing matter to them. with the president, he has the deputy press secretary, but where is pbld? where is vice president kamala harris? he could walk to the press at any given moment. he hasn't done it, but he should. >> where is merrick garland on this? if he had become a justice, would he have wanted security? >> sure. one would think so. these are arguably outside of the president denying most important people in the country. the fact that they did not have extensive security up until this point -- i was hearing at one point they used to drive to the supreme court. it's totally unacceptable. and especially unacceptable when you consider that the white house encouraged this, ainsley. we heard the statement saying it's been peaceful, we encourage

that. it's illegal. do you encourage peaceful carjacking? do you encourage peaceful theft? no. those things are illegal. >> it's just they have a -- we still don't know who the leaker is. i'm wondering, are they even trying to find out who this person is? >> right. i would hope so. there have been reporting that the fbi of phone records. honestly, at this point i think chief justice roberts puff the money out now, get this over with and out of the way quickly. i think it's the best way to protect the court. i hope it doesn't get worse. but i think the best way to make sure there's not this pressure campaign to release the opinions. >> oftentimes they say they don't release the controversial opinions until the very end, which is beginning of the june, they end of july. they may release it and go on vacation for fourth of july. >> and i understand that logic. and i believe the chief justice is doing what he thinks is best for the court. but i do think that the clerk

that likely leaked it wanted to leak it in advance so there will be pressure in advance so they can change their opinion. yes p get out of the way, get out of dodge. i think that's the safest way, but i trust the chief justice. >> all right. kaley, thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> coming up, golf is surging up in popularity, thanks to the pandemic. first, let's check in with bill. >> waiting on the supreme court. today is the day we get these major rulings on guns and abortion. stand by. >> meanwhile, we are learning about the man outside justice kavanaugh's house. there's a hearing tonight on january 6th. will we learn anything that is new? key question, we'll explore that. >> a college track star have finally met her match and she's not happy. men and women's sports, this woman has a strong opinion and

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>> we are back with a fox news alert. a troubling signing for the biden economy. weeklily jobless claim just released with 22 5,000 filing for unemployment in the first week of june. that is more than the 210,000 expected. and 27,000 more claims than just last week. >> an american tourist is banned from rome's steps after being caused on camera causing $26,000 in damage. she's accused of hurling an electric scooter down the 18th century marshal staircase multiple times. the tourist and her companion

were find over $430 meech. queen elizabeth is missing in an engagement due do mobility issues prince charles take her lace. next mrit are no photos from when the queen met baby lily beth when meghan and harry traveled to london. no cameras were allowed since the event was private. janice, back to you. >> let's take a look at the temperatures. we got 50s, 60s, 70s. couple of 80s in miami. it's going to be warm across the south from california through the southwest in towards texas. and then we have a lot of showers and thunderstorms across the northeast earlier today. that is clearing out. new york city, you look good, however you are dealing with some showers for new england, maybe some thunderstorms as well. okay. future track will show you where we're watching the potential for strong to severe storms from the plain states across the gulf coast up towards the mid-atlantic region. you could

large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornados as well heavy rain fall. and then we have this big ridge that is developing across the south as well as the southwest and that is going to bring us temperatures up. we're going to see a lot of daily records broken today from california through texas. we will certainly keep an eye on it. it's not everything i get to talk outside with steve and ainsley while i'm inside. >> that's right. >> but i stopped the rain. >> roll reversed. >> now we can play golf outside. >> ainsley, golf is gaining popularity since the beginning in 2020 in part because of the pandemic. >> that's right. we have some of the best tips before your tee time before father's day. >> we're joined by a legend he's here to announce that the -- michael breed is one of the instructors. >> my long time friend. i'm glad you used the word help

right now because because that was the rumor. >> you were playing with president bush. >> get ready, michael breed bought me through. >> you remember that? >> and my game, i'm pretty much the scratch golfer now. >> were you aiming toward that flag? >> no. >> it's too crowded over there. >> father's day is coming up and i know that if you use the promo code fox you save 50%. >> that's exactly right. go to golf digest schools and you can get 50% off which is a bargain because everybody is getting better. >> absolutely. you give a lesson. ainsley, go first. lady's first. >> go first? >> we're going to do the -- take over, michael. >> all right. so here's the deal. the most important thing that you can do in your business, my business is the same. you set up properly. so when we set up, hearst what

happen we do. we create angles, not circles. don't set up and round your back like this. you want to keep your back flat and you want to bend where you feel like your pushing your rear back. >> so then you do that. lets your appearings arms hang down. and do a little knee flex. there you go. okay. you're ready to go. she's a natural. >> amazing ainsley. >> i'm going to hit it in the net. >> here's the whole deal. this is nothing more than a dance. >> okay. >> when the club goes in that direction, you turn in that direction. >> okay. >> and when the club goes in this direction, you turn in this direction. imagine there's a mirror on the end of this and your going to make sure that mirror always has you in it. so your going to let your body -- you put your shoulders rotate back if a circular fashion. that's right. both direction. so when you go back, you turn back. it's okay to let your feet -- that's right. all right. >> couple of things.

by the way, these are -- >> i don't trust your game. ainsley got this down down. you, i don't know. >> i know. >> is it like softball? you watch the ball? >> keep your eye on the ball. your doing great. that's great. perfect. >> am i supposed to this? >> yep. let it go all the way back. don't be afraid. >> here we go. >> just like that. >> easy game. >> okay. very nice. >> all right. this is some of the kind of instructions you get at golf digest school. >> yeah. so angle -- >> you've done this before. >> my shoulder is screwed up. >> nice. we're 2-2. >> all right. stick your butt out, put the ball between the middle. >> in the middle. >> and then move your body back

and forth. rotate. >> nice. 3-3. >> are we putting? let's put. same thing, you got to hold the putter right. it's a little bit more in the psalm of palm /* -- palm of your hand. your bending down like this and then all it happens is how far you move the putter back is how far you move it through. so if it goes back ten inches, it goes through ten inches. come on, ainsley. one of those two holes. get in there a little bit closer. what about believe in yourself? >> we don't have enough time to get into that. >> here we go. >> all you're doing is moving your foot and moving through your foot. >> okay. >> pretty good. a little fast. but it was a good stroke. >> thank you. >> try one more. >> i'll let y'all try. >> in 90 seconds we got to learn more. >> are we running out of time? >> of course.

>> don't you happen when that happens? bam. bam. >> okay. all right. thank you. >> can i get some quiet, please? >> can you may it -- play it off glass. >> here we go. >> watch the speed here. >> bam. >> michael, what have the pandemic done for this game? more than tiger woods, you see the pandemic has helped out. >> more people have come into the golf game in the last two years. >> we're all done because time's up. bill is about to take over. >> my best to bill. >> call digest golf school. >> and you get 50% off. >> you're a beast.

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