are >> the shooter livestreamed the deadly attack. >> among the wounded, a police officer shot in the head. >> thank you for doing their best to try to save some of my friends. >> taiwan's self-defense air zone. >> taiwan president met with the speaker of the house. >> deter it by president xi. >> voting to send dispelled

justin jones back to the legislature. >> happy easter. >> president biden says he will run for re-election. >> i plan on running, al, rolling an egg or rolling them out. >> i quit my six-figure tech job to ride a horse from austin to seattle. i will be preparing a horse and myself for the great journey ahead of us. >> steve: 8:01 in new york city on tuesday morning. we start with a fox news alert. overnight, a fifth victim has died following yesterday's shooting inside the bank in downtown louisville, kentucky. >> brian: one heroic police officer is still fighting for his live just 10 days after graduating from the police academy. >> todd: garrett has the latest,

good morning. >> good morning, we got a welcoming update on the officer, nicholas wilt, who was shot in the head 24 hours ago. he remains in critical condition, but remains stable overnight, after scary moments yesterday when he underwent brain surgery. police are praising the officers arriving within three minutes of the first 911 calls and taking the gunman down. here is louisville's police chief. >> officer nicholas wilt just graduated from the police academy on march 31st. he was struck in the head and engaged in this incident. nick has come out of brain surgery and is in critical, but stable condition. >> overnight, a fifth person died from the shooting, 57-year-old deana eckert.

eight others were injured, but officials said it could have been more if not for the quick answer from police officers. >> he had a long assault rifle and you hear the shots started firing. whoever was next to me got shot and blood on me from it. >> the white house says the president called the governor last night about the shooting and several vigils were held in the city overnight. we have learned the 25-year-old g gunman livestreamed it on social media. the officers who responded were wearing body cameras and told that video of their response will be released at some point soon. back to y'all. >> steve: i know the police have not talked about a motive yet,

but it has been revealed that the shooter, whose name i am not going to use, had been told he was being fired. >> yeah, we have heard the reports, working to confirm those. he's been an employee for a couple years and had several internships here. these were not random people, they were his daily co-workers. >> steve: garrett tenney, thank you. >> ainsley: there was an image on two of his co-workers that he -- looked like they were building homes or something for the community. they were wearing t-shirts. when you look at that image and know what is going to happen in the future. >> steve: they are smiling and next thing you know, one has a

gun. >> ainsley: and his mom and his brother. his brother ran over to the bank to get answers and there was a suicide note, daily mail is reporting. >> brian: no doubt about it, logic would say he has shown flashes of anger in the past, there has to be something co-workers picked up on. >> ainsley: a friend said lots of concussions, he was an athlete. >> brian: 8:30, he got in, someone let him in, he wasn't fired already. or he was and he said, let me get my stuff. >> steve: it was extraordinary for the rookie cop just out of the academy, all he had was probably any body armor in his patrol car and a handgun and he

could hear the ar-15 blasting away. even though he was outgunned, still ran toward the shooting and probably saved some lives. >> ainsley: pray he has a full recovery. the police department says he ran together the gunfire to lives. >> brian: focused on taiwan and ukraine on a daily basis and see the challenges domestically issue but there is a huge story that has not been followed up on, classified documents found in multiple locations of president biden and the documents found and mike pence said, yeah, i found classified documents with us. what was found at mar-a-lago? what did you find by president biden's corvette or the penn

center? what did you pull out of his office or the university of delaware, why have you not told us that? they might have an answer to the questions. >> steve: the senators led by marco rubio, they wanted director of national intelligence admiral haynes to give assessment of damage to national security. we heard documents at mar-a-lago were human sourced and those are the most secret things in the world and they found them at mar-a-lago. the question was, what was found among mr. pence's documents and mr. biden's documents. punch bowl this morning has a story they say the department of justice is now giving access to those classified documents to the gang of eight, the top intel committee members in both the house and the senate. they will be able to be look

with their own two eyes, what exactly was taken and what the former president, the current president and the former vice president had at their locations. >> ainsley: jack smith is special counsel investigating trump and robert herr and the doj was pressured by marco rubio and mark warner, one democrat and one republican, a pressure campaign, we need to see what was in there, was information compromised? and the doj thought it would interrupt the integrity of the jack smith investigation. the gang of eight are leaders of each of the two parties from the house and the senate and the chairs of the ranking minority members, the chairs and ranking minority leaders of senate and house intel committees. confirmed bipartisan.

>> brian: will they show all documents or here is classified documents from university of delaware and this is dpr from the garage next to the corvette and these are documents found at the penn center and the 15 boxes pulled out of president trump and this is other stuff we're looking at. herr's investigation, nothing, but you know exactly what jack smith and different people have said and exactly how serious that is as composed to crickets you hear on the biden side. as james trusty said, he thinks it is strategy. if you want to set up obstruction, separate the cases by saying look at how appalling and noncompliant president trump is as compared to president biden. you don't say here it is, here is the difference, you get the

american public used to the storyline they will put out there. if you have documents classified in another location, that is also obstruction. ari fleischer said you cannot leave a sciff saying you have nothing on your being that you shouldn't. at some points, he wasn't compliant with the intelligence protocol. >> steve: according to punchbowl, they are giving them access to all documents. we will know -- we won't, the gang of eight will know about the documents at mar-a-lago, which the government had been negotiating with mr. trump to get their hands on and the documents at joe biden's place, which he did not know he had and same with mike pence. the gang of eight will know whether any national security was damaged and extent of the

secrets they had. >> ainsley: access to the most serious intelligence material and congressman comer said i trust the gang of eight, it is bipartisan. >> brian: the documents, ironic we are worried about documents from past presidents and vice president at same time the pentagon has been hacked in way they can't identify and top secret information is out for the public since january. >> ainsley: and might be more. >> brian: how many people going to raid different departments to find out who leaked this. they say it is worse than snowden. they say despite the chinese exercise being over, ships remain in and around the island and the drills increased after statements from macron about how i'm going to be bipartisan when it comes to tensions between the u.s. and china.

>> steve: right. china made it clear, we'll do a three-day exercise, but the drills concluded yesterday, but they still have 26 chinese planes and nine ships around taiwan and apparently they are doing combat readiness patrol this morning. why would chinese keep those planes and ships around taiwan? i tell you why, starting today, the u.s. and philippines will be doing the largest combat exercise in decades with live fire drills, boat sinking rocket attacks. they will sink a 200-foot long target in the water across the south china sea and taiwan strait and it will enflame china. rather than take everything back to home base, chinese is leaving their assets for now out there. >> ainsley: did you see mark levin, he was fired up last

ni night. ships anden plas still around taiwan, china says they are responding. the president of taiwan was writing on facebook, i represent my country to the world, her visits abroad are not new and china used this to launch and cause instability in taiwan and the region. this is not a responsible attitude for a major country and region. china is furious because she came to the united states and met with mccarthy in l.a. mccarthy said china will not tell me who i can talk to, what i'm going to do in my own country. >> steve: you're not the boss of me. >> brian: not unusual for them to -- with all the great relationship president biden supposedly has with all the leaders, how come he doesn't speak to them, for example.

>> moving to tension between china and taiwan, we know the president can pick up the phone and call president xi, why hasn't he just called president xi to say, knock it off? >> the president looks forward to having another conversation with president xi jinping and we'll do that at the appropriate time and will keep you apprised of that. it is important the lines of communication stay open. tensions are high, we would like to see this relationship get on better footing, when appropriate, it will happen. that said, we are and have been able to maintain lines of communication between our two countries even throughout the tension. >> brian: want to get the secretary of state on a plane and fly over there. really? they flew a balloon over us, we said, we will not have relations and now we're begging to go back

and have that meeting. >> ainsley: what should our response be after macron said what he did. >> brian: we should be blasting them and it should be public. how dare you sit there and say as a country with longest alliance with the u.s. say i'm going to be noncommittal on the relationship with taiwan and not follow the rhythm of the united states. you must love the rhythm of the united states, we put our armorment into u.k. to keep them from taking them over, you liked our armorment then. >> steve: former fire commissioner, don carmignani, put out surveillance video from his mother's house that shows him being attacked. we'll put it up. he's in the far right corner there. turns out the video shows him, he approached a group of homeless men and said, do you

have to camp next to my mom's front porch and they struck him in the head and chased him before somebody called for help. he was taken to the hospital and had emergency surgery. i heard this morning, 50 stitches and one of the people stole his hat and was wearing it around the neighborhood. this guy called the cops and said homeless people are camped on my mom's front porch, do something. they never did. >> ainsley: look at this, the guy was chasing him. he had surgery, he was just protecting his mom saying, please don't camp in front of her house, you have to move. whole foods is now closing, everyone loves to go in, they have to close because of crime and theft. >> brian: one flagship store says it is not safe for my workers to come in. gavin newsom let it go to a hell

hole and london breed has reversed course and gotten rid of their da. there is not enough recruits to restaff if there was money and willingness to back the police. people are getting out of california and that city in particular at a record rate. >> steve: the whole foods people and this was the flagship -- crime is rough there, too, at whole foods, they were finding syringes and pipes in the bathroom. we can't keep our help safe. matt dorsey said he is disappointed they are leaving but unsurprised. he said this guy is drafting legislation to ensure the san francisco police department is fully staffed within five years.

>> brian: right. take your time. >> steve: five years from now, they will be fully staffed, which every franchise will be out by then. >> ainsley: if you want the attention of people in california, close the whole foods. >> brian: get rid of the iceberg lettuce. i went to whole foods first time ever saturday -- >> steve: in life? >> brian: in my life. >> ainsley: what did you think? >> brian: i was shocked you can return amazon stuff at whole foods. >> steve: they own it. >> brian: it was shocking. >> ainsley: say the part about your experience, don't you love the cashier, it gives a number -- >> brian: we ordered easter food from whole foods. i showed up and they were happy to see me, i didn't recognize anyone, i had never been there. >> steve: you were shocked you could return stuff from amazon.

number one thing people are shocked at whole foods is the prices, that is why they refer to it as whole paycheck. >> brian: really? that's good. >> ainsley: but it is all organic, healthy meats. >> steve: good quality stuff, too, great seafood. >> ainsley: cashews and almonds. >> brian: i did notice everyone's apron was clean. >> steve: will you ever go back? >> brian: all the time, i'm going to go back. everyday. >> ainsley: hand it over to ashley for headlines. >> ashley: a mother indicted three months after her six-year-old son shot his first grade teacher in virginia. she faces one count of felony child neglect. her son shot his teacher with her firearm. she was hit in the hand and chest and filed a $40 million

lawsuit claiming they ignored warning signs. metro council votes to send justin jones back to the legislature, less than a week after he and pearson were removed for participating in a chaotic gun control protest at the capitol building. jones and pearson joined by gloria johnson, who kept her seat. pearson could be reinstated in a separate vote in memphis. growing number of business owners are turning to senior citizens. we spoke to people earlier this morning about it. >> i had an opportunity about a year and a half ago to hire somebody that was retired. it is a different work ethic and something i really wish i explored years ago. >> the reason i came back to work is because quite frankly i still had a lot to give and i wanted to make a difference.

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>> ainsley: how judiciary chair jim jordan subpoenaing the fbi director christopher wray over reports his agency launched an investigation of catholic churches in virginia over concerns church goers could be domestic terrorists. leo terrell joins us now. good morning, leo.

>> leo: good morning, thanks for having me. >> ainsley: what are your thoughts, church goers, domestic terrorists? >> leo: this is scary, launching an investigation into traditional catholic churches without criminal activity. where is the evidence of a crime? this is war against religion. the constitution, first amendment, meaningless to the left. to launch an investigation to infiltrate catholic churches without evidence of criminal activity, america need to understand the far left have weaponized the fbi. this is nothe fbi i grew up with. >> ainsley: jim jordan is asking christopher wray to testify thchl former fbi agent leaked the memo calling catholic church

goers violent extremist and that is the investigation. how many other investigations that we do not know about, why are they investigating the catholic church? >> leo: again, because religion is a threat to the extreme left socialist agenda. you are right, how many more memos are out there? what is the motivation? where is the criminal activity? there isn't it. they couldn't go to court and get a search warrant so a bureaucrat wrote a letter calling traditional catholics extremist and racist, no evidence. we need a guy like dan bongino to be the next fbi director. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on for us, you woke up early, we appreciate it. fox news alert, five people killed, eight injured after a

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>> steve: fox news alert, overnight now five have died and eight were injured, including

two police officers after an employee opened fire at a bank in louisville, kentucky. the 25-year-old shooter live streamed on social media until he was taken down by authorities. our next guest works across the street from olde national bank. jd worley joins us live from louisville. good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: take us back to yesterday. there you are in your office looking directly at the bank. you have an employee in front of you and the bank. what happened? >> i am looking and i see a gentleman start hobling toward my side of the street and thought that was unusual. i thought he had fallen or got hit by a car or something. i see someone else helping him. a moment later two police cars,

one to each side of the building and one closest to the lobby, i jump up and i'm starting to film now, i know something bad is going on. i see this police officer race up the steps, eight steps and approaching the lobby and gunfire just erupts, rifle fire, glass flying, he takes a shot to the chest that his bullet-proof vest obviously caught. he goes and takes cover behind a concrete pillar. a few other officers are with him and coming up from both sides and more gunfire going off. i didn't witness it, i saw later in my video, another officer had been injured very badly, it was horrible to witness an officer

laying motionless on the ground and being carried off. i don't even like watching it, it happened in two minutes from the moment the police officers arrive until shooter down, two minutes. fantastic job by them. >> steve: i heard yesterday they were there within seconds, within three minutes. it sounds like you saw this rookie hero cop get shot. >> unfortunately. i'm sure you have seen an image of the shooter, i will not use his name, who worked across the street from you, did you ever see him parking his car or doing anything? >> no, average-looking guy, i probably never would have noticed him, no. horrible. >> steve: indeed.

this happened yesterday. you were an eyewitness there in louisville and just last week in nashville, i'm sure folks in tennessee and kentucky are talking about what is going on. how are you able to wrap your head around what is going on? >> i don't know if i have yet. i just pray we can address the mental health crisis in this country and get help for people that are doing these bad things. >> steve: yeah. and you did say you were filming it, but i would imagine that video is now evidence and probably in police custody. >> yes, yeah, several police officers and fbi had my phone downloading the footage off and out of respect we decided not to share it at this time. it is pretty horrible to watch and i don't want glorify it in any way.

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>> brian: the epa will release new strict emission -- 67% of all new car sales by 2032. ambitious? yes, ev's make up 5.8% new cars right now, we have to pick up the pace a little. co-host of big money show. what will stop us from getting

to 67%? what is hard about that? >> probably the ion, whatever you need to make the battery issue batteries are in huge shortage in demand. we are mining that in china, not the u.s. >> brian: we have to buy the battery in china? >> the materials you do, and talk about the batteries and get them back to the u.s. we always talk about the cart before the horse. everyone wants a cleaner planet and want to do the right thing. if we go to ev's, are they clean? if we're mining minerals that are dirty and calling the ev's clean, look at the supply chain to be sure it really is clean. >> brian: jackie taylor says you

talk about the cart before the horse. how is this in our national security interest? >> the green push in general, solar panels, a lot of them come from china, as well. you are selling out this country so china can profit from this, it is insane to me. general premise we started with, biden wants to put more emissions on gas-powered vehicles, when you put more regulation on gases themselves, those cars go up and ev average price roughly $65,000 people cannot afford that, a lot of people won't be able to drive. >> steve: exactly. >> brian: point is to get people to drive less, they will not replace gas-powered cars with ev's, you will not be able to afford that. you have to move closer to city and urban environment and you have more government control.

>> brian: this kills me, we have the rare earth in our country in minnesota and what did they do? >> brian: biden administration says we will not allow you to mine what we need, we have to go to china, which controls 80 to 90% of production of batteries. china will profit. >> brian: you see slave labor in the congo with people digging through mountains for $5 a day or week. that is what the administration has to be called on the carpet on this. >> taylor: the un put out a report saying nothing the u.s. can do if china and india don't get on board, not one thing we do will ever stop climate change. we have to get them on the board and saying our portion of the air is clean, does not work that

way. >> brian: jackie, since you got the most sleep, the car companies, can they stand up and say i cannot convert to electric? >> it seems they are afraid to stand up for themselves. the companies in the u.s. are getting subsidies and things to help them thchl is about competition. we want to bring everything back home here because china had too much power. but yet, it is botched the way we are going about it, it is difficult to make that happen. >> brian: brian, this is a perfect topic for your town hall today at 1:00. >> it is 1:00, o'leary is with us, charles payne is with us. >> live audience? >> brian: yes, you should come, it would be great.

>> we want people to be able to reset, higher interest rates, recession, people have to think about how they look toward the future and reposition. >> brian: right, i find it hard to believe you will have a segment better than this one. great to see you. you set the bar high. congratulations on your early success and maybe i'll watch today at 1:00. ashley strohmier is upstairs in a safe location. >> ashley: state department declaring evan gershkovich is wrongfully detained in a russian prison. -- release mr. gershkovich. the american was formally charged with spying next week. they will hear his appeal next tuesday.

megan rapinoe, becky sauerbrunn and sue bird. they are slamming the bill that would ban biological males from participating in women's sports in schools. we believe gender equity in sports is critical, deepest hope transgender and inter-sex kids will never feel exclusion and othering the bill is seeking to enshrine in law. a man quit his six-figure tech job to travel to seattle on horseback. he joined us along with his horse earlier. tell us why this trip was so important to him. listen to this. >> a lot of things. i see this as challenge, mental, physical, unsurmountable challenges are ahead and i will face them. people go to university and i

take this as university of life. >> ashley: he began the 2100 mile journey sunday afternoon in austin, heading to seattle on the horse he bought off craigslist. the trip will last 100 days and he plans to spend no money on lodging. love to see how he does. janice dean, are there puppies out there? janice dean >> janice: there are, we will look at them. where are you from? what is the weather today? >> sunny and beautiful. >> janice: perfect forecast. what is your name? where are you from? >> rhode island. >> janice: you having fun? >> yes. >> janice: do you want to see puppies? >> yes. >> janice: you do, stay tuned, i will do the forecast. new york, spectacular, 53, mostly sunny skies and

temperatures will feel like summertime going through the work week in the northeast. 81 in new york on wednesday and will get to 86 on thursday and look at all the amazing temperatures. above average for the northeast and the weekend, the cold front moves through. showers and thunderstorms along the gulf coast and southeast and the northwest, otherwise we look amazing. you want to see puppies? national pet day, we will go over here brian kilmeade and take a look at the puppies. >> brian: five dogs that are all adoptable. >> janice: how are you? after the commercial break, we will talk about what you do at the animal rescue. >> yeah, they were taken from a kill shelter, they are all two months old, siblings looking for homes. >> janice: we will make sure every one has a home, brian

kilmeade. bill, do you want to adopt a dog? >> bill: i'll take them all. >> brian: all five for hemmer. >> bill: why were documents about the ukraine war made public? why is joe biden holding zero press conferences? why did hunter biden business associates visit the white house 80 times? why did the kill shooter try to kill as many as possible? why did the feds wait so long before discussing the documents found at trump's house and biden's house, we'll see you top of the hour on "america's newsroom," we'll see you then.

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>> janice: today is national pet day, celebrating our fur-ever friends like my dog rosey tiny buttercup. she needs a haircut. >> brian: rocky, apollo and willow, they are all 100 pounds plus. if you are looking to add a pet to your family, you probably need tips on how to train them. >> steve: we called in tom davis, celebrity dog trainer,

who has worked with mahomes, along others. tom, welcome to "fox and friends." before you were a dog trainer, you were a dog walker? >> i was walking as many dogs as i could and people said, you are good at this, why don't you train them? here we are. >> brian: what are tips to when you train a dog. >> it really just depends. time, if you are super busy, get a dog that doesn't mind a super busy lifestyle, allocate your time and give the dog what they need. >> ainsley: do you do kennelling when they arrive and how do you train them not to potty in the house? >> wow, two hard questions. >> steve: takes a lifetime.

>> i do great training to ep coo the dog in a safe place. >> they feel safe. >> exactly, thunderstorming, kids running around, chew on -- >> ainsley: they usually don't go potty in there. >> they don't like to. >> we have leechy, honeydew. >> brian: tell me about the dogs. >> these dogs come from a kill shelter in georgia. we took all five of them, the entire liter and the mama. two months old. >> steve: go to amaanimal rescue.comand tom's is upstatecanine.com, you have tips how to train your dog. >> absolutely, we do that everyday.

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>> where do we adopt these dogs? >> go on ama animal rescue.org and fill out an application. >> what a great way to celebrate national pet's day. >> by getting one. see you guys on the radio. stay within yourself whatever you do. >> enjoy. >> goodbye. >> bill: thanks, guys, good morning. 9:00 here in new york city. good morning, everybody. a fifth person has died after the mass shooting at a bank in downtown louisville. the five people were all employees of the bank. so was the gunman. he was shot and killed by police. nine others injured including a 26-year-old brand-new police officer. that cop is listed in critical but stable condition this morning. a lot of concern about his health. much more coming up on this story inside of "america's newsroom." first, however, a national security nightmare in on hands. major intel leak blowing the lid