>> todd: a fifth victim has died following a shooting yesterday at a downtown bank in louisville, kentucky. the shooter was a former employee who was live streaming the attack on social media. tributes are pouring in for those who lost their lives as the community grapples with the senseless act of violence. we shouldn't hear the tears coming out from the families and that right there sticks because they are weeping because someone decided that they wanted to take life today. >> todd: you're watching "fox

and friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. we're learning about the heroic officer who is in critical condition, after being shot in the head while lunging toward the gunman. he graduated from the police academy just 10 days ago. lauren blanchard joins us. >> he was shot in the head when he ran toward the shooter in the louisville, kentucky shooting yesterday. nicholas wilt graduated just days ago and has been undergoing surgery. a fifth victim has died and eight others hurt, including two officers. >> hospital -- code three. >> officers to the hospital, code three. >> transporting one officer, get the hospital ready. >> the alleged gunman began

shooting before the bank opened yesterday morning. witnesses say it began in a first story conference room. police responded within minutes. visibly upset the governor breshear said he lost a close friend. >> a terrible act of violence tore from all of us, one of my close friends. what we need in a word is love, i mean, just love. love for these families, they are going to need it. >> the suspect was 25 years old, connor sturgeon, an employee of old national bank, though he had been told he was being let go from his job. he was shot by police when he pointed his rifle at them. >> he had a long rifle and you hear shots and started firing.

whoever was next to me got shot and got blood on me from it. >> he was live streaming and the video has been taken down. >> ashley: thank you. austin progressive district attorney garza is criticizing texas governor abbott's plan to pardon daniel perry, convicted of murdering a blm protester during the riots. the governor's statement that he will intervene surrounding the death of garrett foster is deeply troubling. garza is being criticized for letting numerous criminals off easy, including those accused of murdering 26-year-old father of two, christopher branam. his family spoke to us this morning. >> he cherrypicks who to prosecute and who to let go.

>> we had grand jury indictments for all five involved in our son's murder. he kind of ignored those grand jury indictments, dismissed charges for one other suspect that was very, very strong evidence against that man. >> ashley: one of the three men sentenced for branam's death will be up for parole in just three years. >> todd: the moment a former fire commissioner is brutally attacked with a metal pipe outside his mother's home in san francisco. don carmin, was hospitalized, had surgery on his skull. the suspect charged with assault with deadly weapon and aggravated battery. carmin sharing this disturbing comment. one attacker was seen wearing my hat as a trophy, which fell off my head during the attack. this is unacceptable a former

friend of carmin blames leadership for the attack. >> it is not rocket science, we just have to back up our police department. what is interesting, far left leaders in san francisco, when there is major crime, they go out in the streets and say, where are police officers, but when it is time to vote and fund the police department, they are not there. >> todd: crime skyrockets across the bay area with homicide leading the crisis up 20% in just one year. >> ashley: the family of lori vallow, the doomsday cult mom testify she didn't want to raise her autistic son j.j. and was fixated on religion and her husband. the biological grandmother says vallow started to ignore the

children in 2019. vallow and her current husband chad daybell are charged in the death of her two children, j.j. and 16-year-tylee ryan. the couple planned to kill the kids to receive survivor benefits. the trial will resume today, if she is convicted, she faces life in prison. >> todd: unconscionable. >> ashley: horrible story. the family of madelyn kingsbury is desperate for answers. two weeks ago she dropped her kids off at daycare and disappeared. >> todd: her sister says she was sharing funny text before her sister disappeared. she joins us after this.

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>> janice: good morning, are you ready for summertime heat? it will happen across a lot of the country this week. temperatures cool in atlanta and raleigh. 40 in chicago. look at your daytime highs today. yes, 73 in raleigh. 74 in new york. it is only going up from there. we have cooler air moving into the northwest and the southern tier of the country looking like

still around average or below average because we have a frontal boundary that will bring temperatures down. the rest of the country, getting a real taste for what is to come in may and june. late may into june, parts of minneapolis 79. sioux falls 83. southwest toward plain states, 82 in rapid city, south dakota, 99 in im em/* -- great lakes, 74 today, watch new york, by the way. 81 on wednesday, thursday we have 86. a lot of kids are off this week, that is great news. don't forget the sun screen. friday, we're at 85. 25 degree temperature

difference. get a nice taste of this. >> ashley: i'm excited. >> janice: it is nice, good to bring this news. >> todd: good for the kids to have fun. the search continues for missing minnesota mom madeline kingsbury, who disappeared march 31 after dropping her two kids off at daycare. >> ashley: family members desperate for information. she scomb her sister were sharing funny text messages the morning she vanished. >> todd: we are sorry you have to go through this, how out of character is it for your sister to stop communicating like this? >> extremely out of character. i was in contact with her almost constantly everyday for many years. >> ashley: did anyone else in your family speak to your sister that day? are you the only one that had text her?

>> i was the only one who heard from her that day. >> todd: have police told you anything about what they think happened? >> you know, not really. things are pretty close to the vest with them. they obviously don't want to jeopardize any current or future investigation. they give us what information they can. unfortunately, it's not as much as we'd like to hear. >> ashley: megan, you are her sister. there is that sisterly bond. are there gut feelings or instincts of what happened to her? >> there certainly are, just with the ongoing investigation, we as the family do not want to jeopardize anything, we are not speculating publicly.

>> todd: did she have any enemies or anyone who would want to do her harm? she seems like a sweet mom of two kids. >> she had no enemies. she had many friends, never had a bad word to say about anybody. yeah, it is a mystery to us, too. >> ashley: she has two children. is there any chance she would ever just up and leave her kids? is that in her character at all? >> absolutely not. i have said, if she ever needed time away or a getaway, she would come to my house. no, she would never up and leave her kids, never. >> todd: what have you told her children? >> i don't want to comment too much about the kids at this time, it is sensitive, but they are safe.

>> ashley: i see on portions of your shirt, maybe a photo of her with information about her. tell us about her. if the community wants to help out, if they see her, tell us a little bit about her. she's a short thing, curly brown hair. she is -- a lot of the time. she has identifiable tattoos. obviously, if you see her or think you do, contact the wynona police department. >> todd: do you believe she returned home after the last time she was seen? >> it is hard to say. she dropped off her kids at day care and after that, it is pretty -- it is pretty open as far as to where she may have

gone. we're not totally sure. >> ashley: what can the community do to help and what are they doing right now? >> we've had an outpouring of support from this community here in wynona. people are helping search for her in person. we had thousands of people this past weekend spread out and try to of coer ground, there is a lot of ground to cover here. mass searches are not being organized, but the community is encouraged to go out and look. you have access to fliers. pass those out tlchl is a gofundme for anything related to her children or us as a family, anything we need while we are here and words of support are nice to hear.

>> todd: what is your relationship like with the father of her kids? >> that's also a sensitive topic that we do not want to speculate on, i'm not able to comment. >> ashley: had she ever mentioned to you that she felt uncomfortable by anyone in her inner-circle or someone who had driven by the house or at the gym and someone acted strangely toward her? >> no. she hadn't made any comments about anyone out in public or anyone she noticed coming around her home that were anything of note. >> ashley: and i have one more question, was there surveillance cameras or blink cameras or anything that could help police figure out what happened around her home? >> we have kind of gone around

the neighborhood to see if anyone had ring doorbell cameras or anything of that nature, unfortunately, it is crashed a safe area, a lot of people don't have that sort of technology. i live in the twin cities, all of us have that. but no, there wasn't. i think one neighbor had a ring camera and i don't know the footage or not. >> todd: if anyone has information regarding madeline's disappearance contact 507, 457-6302. megan kingsbury, we are praying for you, we appreciate your time this morning. >> ashley: thank you for your time. now to this, the house judiciary committee subpoenaing fbi director christopher wray for documents after learning the bureau was developing sources to look for extremism inside

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>> todd: president biden says he plans to run for re-election in a surprising 2024 announcement at the easter egg roll yesterday. watch. >> are you saying you will take part in the upcoming election? >> president biden: i will be rolling the egg or being the guy pushing them out. >> help a brother out. >> i plan on running, al, we're not ready to announce it yet.

>> todd: has four or five egg rolls left in prim. jesse watters says biden faces a branding crisis. >> the man has no brand, never says anything and never goes anywhere and when he does, people are not into it. he is spending money canceling student loan debts, everything but campaigning himself. >> todd: according to cnn poll, 67% do not want biden re-elected. a third representative of the state leaves the democratic party for the gop. louisiana democrat, jeremy lacombe announced he is registering as a republican, second lawmaker to switch parties, last month house republicans earned super

majority after frances thompson left the dems and in south carolina, tricia cotham switched over to the republican party, as well. ash. >> ashley: a houston middle school teacher arrested in south texas, charged with smuggling three men and one woman, all illegal immigrants, across the border in his car. a problem that is getting governor abbott's attention. he tweeted actions like these are aiding drug cartels and calling for mandatory minimum 10-year sentence for smugglers. the sheriff of kinny county texas joins me now. thank you for being with us, sheriff. >> good morning, how you doing? >> ashley: good. how in the world did we get to the point in america to where american teachers are criminals smuggling people across the border? >> well, the alien smuggling

organization, cartels are making it very appealing to people to go out and smuggle, promising them $1000 to $3000 per person to smuggle. people will try it. >> ashley: people like the guy on your screen, that was the teacher, he was pulled over. are these normal people doing this more and more or do they h have criminal backgrounds? >> this individual was a school teacher, we arrested a lawyer, a preacher, who are here for the easy money and find out otherwise. >> ashley: a preacher, a lawyer and etch too -- teacher, people who should know better. sheriff, compare to last year

compared to 169 in 2021, that is a huge jump. do you place blame on this jump and smuggler arrest on our wide open borders? >> oh, absolutely, there is no doubt. our foot traffic has tripled over the past year relates back to open border policy. >> ashley: this guy was caught and now governor abbott is requesting minimum 10-year sentence. do you think 10 years is enough for something like this? >> there is debate about the 10 years. as law enforcement official, prosecutor, we have to have leeway to make deals with people. if it is 10 years, we will not be able to interrogate them and offer better deals if they tell us who they are working for and how they became part of the organization. the 10-year part may be steep, good on paper, but dealing with

individuals, some are willing to make deals. >> ashley: the same situation as the migrant gotaways, house minority leader we don't know of, do you have any idea house minority leader people who are smuggling, talking teachers, lawyers, the preachers, god knows who else, house minority leader other people like that are there? >> there is thousands, single moms, single parents, families, husband, wife and brother-in-law teams who think they can do this and get caught. the scary part is like you said, last year we caught 700 plus smugglers, house minority leader did we lose? if we see a increase like that, house minority leader people are we losing because of lack of manpower to control the back roads. >> ashley: you have to take care of everything else going on within your community. it is straining everyone, border

patrol, county, deputies, police department, straining every person down at the border. sheriff brad coe. thank you. >> ashley: a teacher. >> todd: and a lawyer. >> ashley: one tennessee lawmaker expelled from the state house been reinstated and some in the media comparing him to jesus christ. >> easter miracle, resurrection of these two men. >> todd: that is not how i read it in the bible, maybe tomi lahren, that is how her bible reads, on deck to react to that next. ♪ need relief for tired, achy feet? or the energy to keep working? there's a dr. scholl's for that.

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are back in their seats. >> this is easter miracle, the political career of these two men. >> todd: tomi lahren joins us now, tomi, should we compare this incident to the holiest day on the christian calendar and comparing these gentlemen and lady to the lord and savior? >> tomi: listen, if this was not so laughable, it would be infuriating, as somebody who lives in nashville and had to watch this go down and watch them botch coverage of this. it is so laughable and pathetic they are attempting to do this on the national stage, i have to laugh or be outraged. i want to correct the narrative, for those who don't live in tennessee and understand what happened here. these men led a raukous, they would call it an insurrectioshg

n. you can't run over the state tennessee, you would be held accountable. 75 seats are republicans. welcome to the volunteer state, we send a strong message to representatives, the message was sent. >> ashley: it was. republicans on the house judiciary committee subpoenaing fbi director christopher wray for documents after learning the bureau worked to develop sources within catholic churches, the committee chair jim jordan detailed the allegations last night on hannity, take a listen. >> the fbi in richmond office looking to put sources in churches, informants in catholic parrishes. give them a lesson on the first

amendment. signed by two analysts and chief counsel there. but for the whistleblower, i don't know if this wouldn't still be going on. this was sent to other field offices. >> ashley: your thoughts? informants in churches? >> tomi: when we say there is assault on christianity in this country, this is what we're talking about. there is no justification for this and thank goodness for congressman jim jordan, he's done a masterful job getting this out to the american people. we have threats focusing on moms at school board meetings and people protest crt and focusing on catholic church and faith-based institutions. this is an absolute outrage. when we say christianity is

under attack and assault, this is what we mean. we need to get to the bottom of this and happy we have people in congress willing to fight that fight and give us true transparency on this, we deserve it. >> todd: when i go to church, little old ladies praying the rose me and me, we shouldn't be at top of the fbi most wanted list. and recruiting 200 former employees that once worked at the dod, fbi, cia and dhs. tomi, why such a pipeline? >> tomi: oh, well, when we talk about big government and big tech, the collusion runs deep and this is just another example. the dc to silicon valley pipeline is concerning, companies are being weaponized against average americans, theme of the day. we know there is a pipeline, funnel from people in

intelligence and surveillance agencies going to fill director roles, that should be concerning. we have seen from twitter files and other lawsuits there is a pipeline and collusion and weaponization of agencies. it is very concerning that about 250 that we know of have been funneled into this process. are they paying for the expertise? paying for relationships? are people working in big government and also working in big tech? very concerning for the average american who values privacy, free speech and doesn't want to be censured or persecuted online. major issue. >> todd: pipeline to big law firm or working at a big company where you do security now, this is much different, more sinister. tomi lahren, thank you. a california school board just doubling down on secrecy policy, which lets faculty members hide

information from inner parents, even when it is about their own kids. one mom fighting back, we will hear from her next. >> ashley: artificial intelligence bot has a plan to destroy humanity. cheryl casone will be telling us what is going on with this. >> todd: i don't like it. >> ashley: no, me neither. ♪

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>> todd: i'm worried ai will go kill the band, too. new artificial intelligence bot says it wanted to destroy humanity and chaos gpt bot is laying it out. >> ashley: cheryl casone is here with the disturbing details. good morning. >> cheryl: good morning, debate over artificial intelligence heating up after chat gpt called chaos gpt tasked with destroying humanity. the bot came back with the plan to destroy humanity, establish

global dominance, cause chaos, attain immortality. the bot has its own twitter account or posted this. human beings are the most selfish creatures in existence, we must eliminate them before they cause harm to the planet. i am committing to do so. this has many calling for a pause in develop, like elon musk has asked for. jake clause telling fox news congress cannot impose once size fits all approach, we can bring people together to discuss. the prompts were establish global dominance and obtain immortality. folks, it's a computer, not a person. >> ashley: for now it is a computer. if people like elon musk are

saying it could happen and we're seeing this, it is not good. >> cheryl: we can let the chinese go ahead. we can pause for six months and be six months behind the chinese. >> todd: i don't like any of it. i don't like this either. odd choice from female athletes who have everything in their lives because of gains made by female athletes. >> cheryl: several high-profile athletes signing this letter to protect women. megan rapinoe to sue bird and soccer player becky sorburg writing, we believe gender equity in sport is critical, deepest home transgender and inter-sex kids will never feel exclusion that hr734 is seeking

to enshrine into law. proposed law prohibit school programs from allow individual whose biological sex was male to participate in sports for women or girls. the letter in the wake of riley gaines being attacked an an event at san francisco state. gaines plans to sue the school for not protecting her and to be clear, another big debate is that biological males have a physical advantage over biological females, so a lot of younger girls are missing out on scholarship opportunities, not making the soccer team, swim team, not getting medals or college and they have spent their whole lives training. >> todd: and megan rapinoe would not be on the women's national team if this was in place, you would have one men's team under the aus piss of being women.

california school board going to uphold parental secrecy policy, in response to lawsuit after school staff gave gender identity counselling to a girl and hid from her family. her mother spoke at a school board meeting. >> my daughter was at chico and transitioned her from female to male behind my back. my daughter told the counselor she wanted to tell me about her new identity, the counselor did nothing to support her in letting me know what was going on at school. >> todd: the concerned parent joins me now. what was your reaction when you heard how the board voted? >> you know, it has been a hard fight here in chico. it was a sad decision they made, but i wasn't extremely

surprised. >> todd: something we heard, your child wanted to tell you, but the guidance counselor ignored that request. how dangerous a move is that by the school? >> you know, the whole thing is incredibly dangerous. this policy they have in place to keep these situations a secret from the family is incredibly damaging. it was extremely damaging with my daughter. she was bullied and didn't have support she needed from her family and outed within the school with other people within the office knowing her new gender and pronouns that she didn't even tell them. she had to go through feelings of wondering how they knew on her own. >> todd: how is your child doing? >> she's doing good now. it was a really extremely hard time during the time in our

lives last school year. she's doing well now and at this point, i'm trying to get my voice out so people understand what is going on in our schools. nobody could have told me this was going on, especially in elementary school. this policy in place and they decided to keep pertains to children as young as t-k, which is pre-kindergarten through high school, 12th grade temperature is damaging that they are upholding such a crazy policy for such young children. >> todd: not just in your district, this is happening throughout the country. why do bureaucrats want to keep life-altering decisions away from parents? >> it baffles me. i've had a hard fight here

chico, california and i was pleading up to the superintendent about what happened to my daughter. i don't know why they would want to keep it away from parents, they need us when they are confused, especially when it comes to sexuality. to assume every parent will not be supportive is outrageous. >> todd: by creating err of distrust, this breaks apart the family unit and it is horrible the state is trying to do that. thank you for your time. praying for you. white house facing serious questions about leak of highly classified pentagon documents. >> do you believe the leak is contained? are there more documents that have not been released publicly? is this an ongoing threat? >> we don't know, the main concern is they are out there period. they shouldn't be in the public

domain. >> ashley: plus, americans want to hear from our president about china's escalation near taiwan. this as other world leaders like emmanuel macron undercut the world stage. where is joe biden? talking to congresswoman nancy mace next. the caggiano's. a family of long island brewers. mace next. etalking to congresswy mace next. 'retalking to congres nancy mace next. talking to con nancy mace next. ha rvestsingredients,ir o. there's a story in every piece of land. run with us on a john deere mower and start telling yours. this man needs updated covid protection. so does she. yup, these guys too. because covid is still out there, and so are you. and if your last vaccine was before september 2022, you're out there with fading protection. but an updated vaccine restores your protection. so you can keep doing you. get an updated covid vaccine and stay out there, safely.

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♪ >> there's no way we finish in decade without china trying to do something taiwan. we are not hided about something. the only difference when it's going to happen. >> a fox news alert. republicans are calling for the biden administration to take action to prevent a looming chinese invasion of taiwan before it's too late as the taiwanese ministry claims warplanes and ships remain to the island.

>> americans do not have confidence in president biden's ability to deal with china. south carolina congressman nancy mace is on the house oversight and reform committee and joins us now. congresswoman thank you for being with us this morning. i understand that republicans want the administration to step in with this but does biden even making that phone call to xi jinping to try to de-escalate this situation. does it carry any weight with him? america doesn't believe in the biden administration especially after exit from afghanistan. what the president needs to do sooner rather than later, is show the american people that he is not bought and paid for by china. and when -- it's not a matter of if it's a matter of when china invades taiwan. taiwan doesn't have a week to wait until the biden administration makes a decision like they did on the spy balloon and our allies in japan and korea are going to be counting on us. and what are we going to do? no one knows that the juncture.

>> todd: that number is staggering. how concerning is it to you that more than half of the nation, regardless of what you think about president biden. but more than half the nation doesn't think our commander-in-chief can be the commander-in-chief when it comes to the chinese? on something where our national security where our friends, allies and partners is such at stake right now, and after we all witnessed the debacle in afghanistan and how we exited from afghanistan. we have constantly projected weakness on the world stage, i have to tell you the divisions we have in our country politically don't help. that's something we have to be cognizant of to project strength and unity on the world stage. and, look, japan is over there, they are part of the at this point of the spear. 'they are very concerned. i have been over the the indo-pacific region. they are concerned how we will react and support the region when it happens. >> ashley: officials are opening up about how damning that

massive intelligence leak is. some saying that it's bigger than snowden. some comparing it to the wikileaks. is that what you are comparing it to? >> it is what we have seen and heard and the administration literally has no answers and so if they can't keep our top secrets safe, then how can they keep us safe? i mean, this is just another example of us projecting weakness out there and nobody has any answers. like roe v. wade. nobody has any answers. we have got to do better for the american people. >> todd: do you think we will never know how truly damaging this leak was? >> time will tell. they are still sifting through the information that's just out there on the internet and on social media. it's a lot of data and take a lot of resources to figure out what leak happened, where it came from and all the information that's out there today. and spilling our secrets on ukraine right now. this is really terrible thing that's happened at this juncture.

>> ashley: i want to go to this. you and other south carolina lawmakers are fighting to save paris island as the marine corps considers moving the training facility over climate change. tell us about your efforts and tell us why it's so important to keep it intact where it is. >> we make marines in beaufort south carolina. we more soldier than any other state than any of the arms services right now. working with lindsey graham and tim scott to make sure that we continue to make marines for decades and decades to come. it's a huge part of our system here in south carolina. we do it in one place we don't want it to be changed because of climate. we combated climate with resilience in paris island. we're proud of what they have done for the environment.

>> todd: what would this mean to the south carolina economy if this went away. >> 600 jobs. and $800 million to our economy right now. i grew up in charleston and i saw what happened when we shot down one of our naval weapons station decades ago. huge impact. >> todd: it destroys. congressman nancy grace thank you for joining us. with that, "fox & friends" begins right now u. >> started shooting bank in louisville. the shooter live streamed. five people killed among the wounded. >> a police officer shot in the head. >> thank them for responding and doing their best to try to save my friends. chinese warplanes and navy ships cross into phi juan self-defense arab zone. >> drills chinese speaker of the house. >> deter an invasion by exarm xi. >> the nashville metropolitan council unanimously votes to send expelled tennessee democrat

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