ing thank you for. >> carley: two hours in the books first time in four months. >> todd: what was it like? >> carley: it feels great. >> todd: riding a bike in the middle of the night? >> carley: it feels like thatted toy. thank you for welcoming us into your home. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> brian: we begin this morning with a fox news alert. get this, the bipartisan debt deal heads to the senate. it cleared the house by wide margins despite dozens of lawmakers voting against it, including 70 republicans. >> ainsley: i know the final tally was 314 to 117, with the majority of those yes votes coming from democrats. house speaker kevin mccarthy still finding treason celebrate getting a majority of his republican caucus on board. watch. >> this is fabulous. this is one of the best nights i have ever been here. i thought it would be hard.

i thought it would be almost impossible. >> we won this public narrative with the support of the american people. between president biden and speaker mccarthy, house republicans won from start to finish. lawrence lawrence president biden also praising it saying this in a tweet. i have been clear that the only path forward is a bipartisan compromise that can earn the support of both parties. this agreement meets that test. other lawmakers on the hill arguing it doesn't go far enough to curb spending. some republicans suggesting there might be an effort to oust mccarthy from his role as speaker do you think there will be discussion on the motion to vacate? >> stay tuned. it will be in a week or two. >> brian: before the default deadline set by treasury secretary yellen who obviously moves that deadline because everybody want add three day

vacation for memorial day not clear when a vote will take place. >> ainsley: we were going to collapse. hold on, take a vacation. we will collapse afterwards. >> brian: i forgot to carry the one. i did my math wrong. couple more days and then we will default. good to see you, lawrence. >> ainsley: carley is back otoo. she had her baby. >> brian: i will not believe it until i see her. >> ainsley: you just talked to her during the tease? will bright. >> brian: great to be in washington. i'm like where is ainsley today. >> ainsley: the curvey couch is upstairs if you haven't ever seen our studios. downstairs is this big board. we love it down here. we are on the street level. so on the other side of theist cameras you can see sixth avenue. i have see people walking in our front door right there. >> lawrence: more sunlight. >> ainsley: it's a welcome change. >> brian: welcome change is a compromise that some republicans are not happy with and some democrats, far left democrats like aoc are not happy with. and bernie sanders aren't happy

with. one of the reasons why it passed it got out of the rules committee. why was that? congressman massie got it out. why devote for that when chip roy didn't and other conservatives like him didn't? because he has gotten a provision in this bill that says those 12 -- those 12 appropriations bills will be voted on, will be a agreed on and voted on i think september 30th of this year. if not 1% of funding will decrease almost immediately putting an incentive to agree and that is normal order. debt deals with only do so much. appropriations bills is where you really can rejigger and refocus the economy. i agree. i will sign off on it because the best is yet to come. >> ainsley: you know, some of the naysayers said of the spending cuts don't go far enough. we have heard that they worry about the small increase in the defense budget. you have mentioned in a a lot, brian. just over 3%. it's less than the rate of

inflation. the final agreement does allow all that unspent covid funds to go pay down our debt it. claws back some of the irs money that that agency was going to get. it cuts nondefense spending and suspend the debt limit with no cap through january 1st, 2025. kevin mccarthy says he is trying to look at the positive. he was negotiating with the president. so democrats and republicans for the first time in a long time we have seen them come together on this which is refreshing. kevin mccarthy said for the first time in 10 years congress is actually going to spend less next year than it did this year. listen. >> for the first time in more than a decade, congress will spend less next year than this year. in fact, fiscal responsibility act is the only bill that reduces overall spending. reduces nondefense spending, and reduces the deficit unlike any other debt limit increase in recent history. somebody is going to have a better job tomorrow because of your vote. families will be stronger, more self-sufficient. people will be lifted out of

poverty. don't believe anyone who says our plan hurts america's social safety net. we are such generous nation. and when people fall on tough times, we help them. that will not change. but this is an important assistance programs are supposed to be temporary, not permanent. a hand-up, not a handout. a bridge to independence, not a 'barrier. 'barrier. >> lawrence: some of those covid dollars are still there. some of the energy policy that essentially stripped the reigns bill. this when i changed on this thomas massie who has been the one voice for reigning in government spending on capitol hill. you know, brian, there were 71 republicans that voted against that i'm glad they finally found

the kahoun miss right now when republicans were in charge and full control of government they weren't voting this way. this is what thomas massie said. obviously what brian brought up early about the 12 rah appropriations if we did not get this done, going back to regular order to get the appropriation, this was going to go to mcconnell and schumer. none of this stuff that is in this current bill would have been possible if we gave it back to the senate and let them craft this. so, look, i have been in congress since 2012, i have tried to rein in spending. i have tried to get amendments on the floor. we have never been able to get this close. at the end of the day we only have one branch of government and half of this branch, which is the house. i understand the critique, i wanted a better bill but he said

this is the best we were going to get. you know, honestly, brian, i go with the person that's been consistent on the issue. i have seen plenty of spending bills before that they voted for that had way more spending right here. again, i'm still upset that we didn't get everything that we wanted right here, but, again, we got to put the reins on government at some place and thomas massie said this is a step in the right direction. >> brian: senator mike lee one of the critics to vote no. he will be with us shortly. here is what he said last night about what's in it and what they are going to vote on. >> the consequence of this surrender in this bill are grave. if enacted, this bill would grant president biden everything without meaning. safeguards or provisions to address the pressing issues. while it may be hailed of some sort of triumph of bipartisan. the american people will ultimately bear the brunt of its

shortcomings. you see, not everything that is bipartisan is, in fact, in the interest of the american people. bipartisan and compromise are inevitability. >> ainsley: well, compromise is inevitable and you have to get to that point. but he is a no vote. mike lee, senator scott is a no vote. is he also going to be on our show and congresswoman nancy mace from south carolina. you heard what she said. she said some scathing words about this that it was basically b.s. she voted no on this. more republicans voted yes than no. 149 republicans voted yes. 71 voted no. democrats 165 said yes and 46 said no. congressman chip roy and congressman buck, they say that the action is on the table to oust the speaker because they are not happy with him. we seal if that happens. you heard the soundbite that that could happen over the next week they might start talking about that next week. >> lawrence: the question would be and, look, i think many of them that are in the caucus have a righteous cause.

but who is going to be the speaker? who is going to get the votes. >> ainsley: are we ready go through that again? we just did that in january. >> brian: i don't see it happening. >> ainsley: me either. >> brian: one person voted for it the freedom caucus founder one of them jim jordan said right away it's good enough as newt gingrich said i balanced the budget three times or helped do it. i didn't do it right away. i had to slowly turn the ship around. maybe the ship is slowly turning around. >> lawrence: maybe they could win the senate as well and we could turn all of this around. maybe they could win the presidency. that's the bottom line. you have got to start winning elections. whether you have control of all houses and all the chambers, then you pass the bill. so, we're going to be talking about this all morning. >> ainsley: coming up, a former "family feud" contestant guilty of murdering his estranged wife. >> what's the biggest mistake you made at your wedding. >> honey, i love you but said i do. >> ainsley: not the right thing to say the evidence that led to the verdict next. >> brian: was that part of it.

>> the g.o.p. field about to get more crowded as top candidates make their case in iowa but will joe biden even campaign? >> mr. president, how's the re-election campaign going? we haven't seen you on the campaign trail yet. >> you haven't? >> at an official campaign rally. >> brian: the rumors swirling as joe biden slowly walks away. watch. >> lawrence: always so lost. >> brian: and he stops. ♪ ♪

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>> ainsley: an illinois moan joked about regretting his marriage during a taping of "family feud" is now a convicted murderer. >> lawrence: this is crazy a jury finding timothy gunning down his estranged wife in the middle of a bitter divorce and custody battle. >> todd piro with details. >> todd: new meaning to the phrase time to find the feud. finding him guilty of home invasion and first degree murder after closing arguments. here's the moment the decision came down. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, timothy bleak nic

guilty of first degree murder. >> todd: back in 2020 while contestant on "family feud," breathe nic joked about host steve harvey about regretting his marriage, watch. >> what's the biggest mistake you made at your wedding. >> honey, i love you but said "i do." >> todd: he definitely looks differential. >> todd: prosecutors say he rode a bike to his wife's home. broke in through her second floor window, chased her into the bathroom and shot her 14 times. one shot for every year they were married. when searching breathe nic's internet history they found searches like how to open my door with a crowbar. can you wash off gunpowder and what is the average quincy police department response time the victim 41-year-old rebecca was mother of three and accomplished nurse and leader of her community volume material at local schools and animal rescues. one of rebecca's friends will be

joining us later this morning to discuss the verdict. timothy's sentencing hearing set for august 11th. guys, i know we always talk about motivation, what can you see? any time you are shooting the person the number of times you are married that helps out the prosecutor's argue. that's why this was so quick. back to you. >> ainsley: googling those items is what gets you. the "family feud" thing people say comments all the time that are not exactly politically correct but you say it because you are thinking it might be on the board. wondered if that played into the jurors' minds at all. >> todd: i don't know how much that did. we do say things thaty in subconscious obviously something was there. you don't make that kind of a turn in three years from loving doting husband to murderer. >> ainsley: valedictorian of high school now she is dead he is going to go prison and the kids don't have either parent. >> todd: that's the worst part. >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> brian: let's talk about 2024. we found out yesterday during the show that governor chris christie had a super pac about two days ago he announced.

and then yesterday he announced that he is going to be getting in officially next week. mike pence also will be getting in next week. i think that both were kind of expected. i guess the only people not making -- only person who hasn't made a decision yet that we thought was going to that would be governor sununu. how far does that figure into the race? monmouth did a poll on both men. >> ainsley: yeah, favorability among potential candidates. mike pence 46 favorability. 35% unfavorable. criticize christie 21% favorable and 47% unfavorable. then you also have ron desantis who left iowa is he heading to new hampshire today, then south carolina tomorrow, back to iowa over the weekend. and then president trump is heading to iowa or he is in iowa today and he is going to be down a town hall tonight on fox with sean hannity at 9:00 p.m. >> lawrence: more people that get in this race i think every strategist will tell you this only helps donald trump. mike pence who is an honorable man, no one really knew who he was before he became vice

president. i don't see any backing for him really right there. you got chris christie who has been rumored to be the person that is going to take down donald trump. i saw him on the debate stage the last time. he took out the other republicans. he took out rubio, but he didn't take donald trump out. he was the first person to endorse him. he was also the person who did all his debate prep. i think when you look at the numbers, and even new jersey, not a lot of republicans like him even in new jersey. so we will see. we got to see how this shapes out. this is an open field. it's getting bloody, brian. they are going back and forth. i don't think any of them are convincing the american people you he has got -- ran a state successfully. impactful congressman. and not many people even on the left think he was anything but

an extraordinary. i think an excellent vice president. i mean, he was the one with the governmental experience to be age to interpret donald trump and say this is what's possible ledges a listenly with our set-up. so he is going to go in there and he is going to see what happens with the top 2. with governor christie everything you said is right, lawrence, except i will add. this extremely talented. extremely experienced. the super pac stands up. his staff is yesterday to go, he knows iowa and new hampshire inside out. he doesn't have to overshoot. he needs peek to take a fresh look let me give this guy another chance. >> it's a wonderful field of candidates. all of them have experience. either been governors or vice president. they have led big companies, they all seem to be great. and bring different things to the table it. just depends on timing of this. i mean, chris christie, did he lose his chance years ago to become president? do people want him as president now? we're in the middle of inaflation. we're in the middle of a border crisis. many disagree with what is

happening in our kids' schools and being taught certain things at a young age. these are all issues that are effecting america. who is going to change that? we are not exactly in the best state with our economy right now. we are in one of the worst in decades. so, that's important to americans. they want to be able to go to the grocery store and afford things. who is going to change that for us. the experience of donald trump is weighing on people's minds. they might not want his tweets. they might not want that rhetoric, what's more important? many people are trying weigh these options. they want to hear the debates and all the people and see who really resonates with them. >> brian: look at governor desantis. he will spent two days in iowa. heading over to new hampshire. he is taking on questions. a lot of it is about donald trump and his attacks. is he not shy about saying i'm all for that six week ban. i have no problem saying i would not have voted for the debt ceiling raise. he also said if it wasn't for donald trump -- implied if donald trump didn't endorse the wrong people we would have 55 republican senators right now. he also says i don't need a list handed to me by another organization to pick out judges.

so, a little on the offensive, defining some of the attacks this way. here is why is he talking about what is happening and why winning matters. >> there is no substitute for victory. we need to dispense with the cultural of losing that's infected the republican party. we have had three disappointing election cycles in a row. and that's not going to cut it this time. we need the courage to lead and we need the strength to win. i got elected in 2018 by 32,000 votes out of more than 8 million votes cast. i was actually told, hey, the state's evenly balanced. you get in as governor, don't rock the boat, keep your head down because you don't want to upset this political balance. i understood that advice but i rejected that advice. but we showed leadership. >> ainsley: you see when he goes to the diners down there in florida when steve was down there and brian was down there this week and most of the people in diners and correct me if i am wrong, they are saying we like trump or we like desantis

especially in florida, both of those men live in florida. i was talking to someone who was a trump supporter the other day. i said what if your candidate doesn't win? they said well, we have desantis. that suits me fine, too. >> brian: go ahead, lawrence. >> lawrence: no, no. i think you're right. look, this is going to be a duped out primary. and i think all the republicans in the field are going to be better than joe biden. but what i continue to say and, brian usc out there as well. there is such a strong hold that donald trump has with the base. i think ron desantis line of questioning when it talks about the election and the winning and all is going to be a sore spot for trump's base because of their opinion on how the election was conducted going after the first step act not going to do any favors black voters don't believe offenders should be off. even mike lee is going after desantis. going after illegal immigration. again, this is a guy that

ushered desantis. in donald trump may have been muddy with the facts on how he delivers the messages desantis coming to him and crying. can you go back and look at all the polls it. walls clear that desantis was going to lose big jump in a week of 30 points when donald trump supported him. it was good enough for him back then. we seal this though. i think it's a long race. no one has it in the bag right now. but it's going to be hard to go against trump base and i don't think desantis is. >> they don't want to see attacked unjustly obviously. they don't want trump attacking desantis. people are unsettled by it. that's when the president got blow back yesterday on a local iowa talk show about that why are you attacking him for these things? what do you mean florida is bad? everybody knows florida was great curing the pandemic and your whole family moved there. there seems to be attacks will legitimate and attacks that don't make any sense.

>> lawrence: i agree. >> ainsley: when it comes to biden is he going to campaign from his basement. >> brian: or at all. >> ainsley: that seems to worked for him before and not going to participate in the debate. they said that's the standard if you are the incumbent you don't participate in the debates. i think americans would love to hear three or four or how many candidates get in on the democratic party debate. peter doocy pressed joe biden on why he hasn't been on the campaign trail. >> mr. president, how's the re-election campaign going? we haven't seen you on the campaign trail yet. >> you haven't? >> not at an official campaign rally. >> lawrence: this is so sad right now. i mean part of this is the press' fault because they allowed him to be in the basement during the last presidential campaign. >> brian: i blame china and their pandemic aillinoising that we can't get solid answers from the united states we have to normalize his behavior just skipping.

>> brian: i think shuffle rather than skipping. i don't want to correct you on television. rose garden strategy with a lot of surrogates. he has no choice. >> ainsley: we will see. we still have, gosh, y'all, we have more than a year. >> lawrence: i know. a long time senator tim scott presidential candidate coming up at 8:30. we are going to chat with him. i know we have serious news and we are going to talk about car carley's baby. first she is going to tell us the news then we will chat with you. welcome back. >> carley: it serious news before i give you hugs on or off camera. a philadelphia police officer is shot in the hand and suspect killed after a standoff last night inside a home. authorities respond to country shots they found a man hiding in ha crawl space. when they tried to pull him out a shot rang out hitting the officer before police opened fire the injured officer has been released from the hospital. a video showing the moments

after missing louisiana teen cammeron robbins jumped off a cruise ship in the bahamas last week is getting a lot of attention. it appears to show a silver object moving towards robins in the water as he swims the other way. officials say this area is infested with sharks, fueling speculation about what the object could be. robbins was in the bahamas celebrating his high school graduation. he is still missing and the coast guard search has been suspended. a panel of nassau scientists studying ufos discussing early findings yesterday after looking into the mysterious object reported in the skies over the years. the group says there is no evidence of industr streel lifet yet. the space agency is expected to release a final report on ufos at the end of july as the pentagon continues separate investigations into unexplained sightings. and those are your headlines.

my friends. oh, you guys. >> ainsley: we have some gifts for you. carp car that is so sweet. >> ainsley: lawrence and i brought you gifts. >> ainsley: thank you, lawrence and ainsley. [laughter] >> brian: it is you? >> ainsley: welcome. and you got the taco bell. >> carley: thank you. >> ainsley: champagne. now she can have champagne. >> carley: i will make an exception. guys, producers this is beautiful. >> lawrence: how is motherhood? >> carley: thank you. what can i say that hasn't already been? it's incredible journey. i think we have pictures of brock if you don't mind me sharing some of them. >> ainsley: he looks so much like you, carley. that's what a lot of people are saying especially since my husband is italian. he has dark hair, dark eyes. there is a picture of him there. it's just one big happy family. it's amazing. now i get to come back and when i come home from work i get to

see sweet brock and i get to be a part of this family as well. and i just feel so blessed and lucky. i'm over the moon happy. i really am. is that sappy? is it just obnoxious. >> brian: just being honest. >> ainsley: if you are a parent everyone feels that way about their child. such a great experience. >> brian: the problem is by law, a baby named brock has to be a quarterback or a point guard. sorry, coach. he is going bring the ball up the court. >> ainsley: we talked about this a lot, didn't we. we discussed names for her baby. i don't know if you want to reveal his last name you probably don't for safety reason. his first name and last name together is so strong. >> carley: my husband played college football. football is in brock wants future. my husband will be very happy. absolutely. well, whatever he wants to do will be fine with us. and it's amazing that he will have opinions one day and want to do things and a whole personality is going to be showing soon. four months.

>> ainsley: how was it when you knew you had to go back to work. >> carley: i was really excited. i always thought before i got pregnant i always just thought, you know, the last day of your maternity leave is going to feel like the worst sunday ever just because you have this time off. and the alarm clock goes off again and you got to get up and go to work. it didn't feel like that at all thank god. i couldn't wait. and, by the way, i watcher more fox news during my maternity leave than i ever have in my life because it's just always on. i laugh at the jokes like i do in the back. so it's like i haven't missed anything. >> brian: we have a tradition here at fox that when a morning show host comes back after maternity one of the anchors from outnumbered does watch the baby until you get home. >> carley: it's a secret fox news pack. >> ainsley: mine was actually geraldo. geraldo was hayden's first babysitter. >> carley: how did that happen? >> ainsley: he was in the green

room waiting to go on air. and i had to bring her with me the first time i was on air. so i was like, geraldo, can you please just watch her? i have a picture of him in my baby book. >> carley: he has some kids. he has good experience. >> brian: the baby only had time to hear two war stories and quickly she came right back. >> ainsley: so happy for you and brock is beautiful. >> carley: beautiful flowers. they watch my outfit. who knew? >> brian: good job. welcome back, cancerly. >> ainsley: brian ordered you a gift, it will be here tomorrow. [laughter] >> carley: can it include diamonds? >> brian: yes, absolutely. >> brian: would you do the it. >> carley: a fox news alert. almost a done deal. the debt ceiling deal heads to the senate after passing in the house. congresswoman nancy mace was one of the 71 republicans voting no. why she says the g.o.p. can do better for america. >> ainsley: plus, watch this.

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>> brian: fox news alert now. the high stakes debt ceiling deal heads to the senate after clearing the house despite dozens of lawmakers including our next guest voting against it. congresswoman, republican, nancy mace says the deal hurts republicans and the american people joins us now. congresswoman, do you feel any differently today? >> no, i don't. my vote last now was for the american people. i still agree with that vote. the bill, you had more democrats than republicans voting for the bill and that says a lot about the legislation. there was no cap on the actual debt ceiling. going to set into law record high spending levels set during covid. totally unnecessary to have that as a baseline for future spending expanded government. bad deal. people wanted actual spending

cuts for raising the debt ceiling hand that's not what they got last night. >> i know it's highly debated and will be again. i got to get you on this relatively breaking news. fbi director christopher wray still facing contempt charges despite going up to james comer hey, why don't you and senator grassley go into a private room and look at the documents yourself, the one documents, these are called the one documents are called 1023s and these are documents taken down by a whistleblower saying that the biden family allegedly or vice president biden allegedly got millions of dollars in exchange for a policy move. so why do you think james comer is right to turn down that opportunity? >> >> well, it doesn't fulfill the subpoena. i mean, jamie come member, congressman come mother member, chairman of oversight asked for those documents to be provided to the oversight committee, and that's not what he is getting from christopher wray and not what he is getting from christopher wray. it doesn't fulfill the subpoena

which is why the issue of condition tempt will continue to come up until christopher wray produces those documents for the committee. >> first won't admit he has the documents. then he admits they haven't. then he says no one can see it. he says you guys can see it but i'm going to redact it. james comer said no, it's not up to you to do this. do we have to go through the court process why would a republican appointed fbi director be so into going into the four corners offense? >> right. well, obviously protecting the president and the president's family and there is more than one documents, so i mean null the fbi complies and quits hiding behind their agency to protect the biden family. the american people deserve to have answers. this deserves to be investigated to the fullest extent of the law. we will follow the facts. if it ends up we have to refer charges to the doj. that's what will happen. we can't do an investigation with the fbi stonewalling the committee doing the investigation. >> brian: i have one quick question if don jr. was accused

of taking $5 trillion trading on his dad's name on president and was that turned over and given to the fbi and documented case and signed off on. do you think christopher wray would be protecting don jr.? >> the oversight committee wouldn't need to be asking for that document because the fbi would have produced it for all the media and the world as soon as they got it. we know how that would work out. >> brian: it's such an obvious double standard. i don't get what's going on here. and this is an unclassified document. you don't even need your magic marker. congresswoman, thanks so much for stepping up today -- this morning. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: carley shimkus is here, still glowing, to tell us the news. >> carley: brian who is better than you? thank you so much. georgia who are risk crash in real time. the car flies 120 feet in the air after the driver hits a ramp of a tow truck parked on the side of a highway.

[bleep] 1050 rollover. second e.m.s., roll. >> carley: deputies rushed the 21-year-old driver to the hospital where she reportedly remains severely hurt and unable to speak. the los angeles drorges not open to discussing its decision to reinvite the group, the sisters of perpetual indulgence to a pride night game that's according to catholic advocacy group blaming the team for elevating a group they say is anti-catholic. one of the dodgers pitchers blake condemning the team's choice to honor the drag group saying, quote. inviting the sisters to perform disenfranchises a large community and promotes hate of christians and people of faith. despite the backlash, california lawmakers are planning to honor the anti-catholic group at an event next week. if you can believe it. those are your headlines, brian,

back over to you my friend. >> brian: other thing, carley, if they feel as strongerly as that pitcher and others, and maybe us, don't go. send the dodgers a message. everyone stay home that's against it. it. >> carley: clayton kershaw says it's not will the lgbtq community people making fun of the religion. >> brian: who is the genius who booked them to begin with. thank you. >> carley: you are welcome. >> brian: this next picture graphic. a elderly pro-life beaten out outside of planned parenthood. acquitted while access. why he says he's not surprised.

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issue. and when we are out in front of abortion facilities around the country, you see some of the worst in humanity i have been a part of that and experienced that. unfortunately when we are there, a lot of people in this country have had abortions, when you talk about the issue of abortion with someone who has had an abortion, you get a quick knee-jerk reaction to that and oftentimes it's very volatile. unfortunately i'm not surprised by what happened to mark and his colleague in maryland. >> lawrence: do you think the department of justice should be doing more? i mean, i go to a lot of pro-life events. some of the most loving, peaceful people that i know even to the people ha are are about to get an abortion they still give them services a lot of these women, crisis pregnancy is centers. why is there no investigation into this movement of anti-pro-life sentiment that's

violent? >> right, well, i testified before congress a couple weeks ago about the same issue. and congress is just as miffed about it as everyone else is. i'm not sure why. clearly the face act that i was charged with was put together in the clinton administration to come after pro-lifers, that's why it was designed. so, unfortunately, the bill and the law that's in place is really designed a tack pro-lifers and not go after abortion clinics or bad behavior in front of these facilities. >> lawrence: yeah, mark. i don't know why we should be surprised at this point. we still don't even know who the leaker was of the supreme court documents this is par for the course right now. this is what we are going to be dealing with for a while. we have got to get ahold of this. thank you for joining the program, sir. >> thank you, lawrence. >> lawrence: you got it. let's check in with adam klotz

for fox weather forecast. >> adam: beautiful day on the square. first day of june. really feel like summer. let's dive right into those national forecasted highs today. 90 degrees in chicago. the midwest and great lakes region one of the hottest spots in the country. seeing widespread a whole lot of 80's, cooler in the west because they are going to see afternoon showers. june 1st is the first kay of the atlantic hurricane season. there is a system currently in the gulf of mexico that has a 20% chance of turning into something in the next two days. across florida 3 to 5 inches for folks. rain is on the way. june 1st is the start of hurricane season. that is the weather headline for today. for now, tossing it back inside to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you so much. adam. time for news by the numbers which is sponsored by novartis. starting with three. that's how many new guinness world records were just broken by dolly parton working 9 to 5

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a lifeguard shortage for the third summer a rosas beaches desperate to fill the critical roles. offering massive incentives for lifeguards $3,000 pay in phoenix toe a seasonal bonus and college credit in philadelphia. here with more is american lifeguard association spokesperson wyatt. good morning to you, wyatt. >> happy summer, ains limit. >> ainsley: happy summer to you. we are glad. the weather is starting to change. summer is around the corner. people will start going back to the beaches and swimming tools pools. tell me about the problem. did it just never recover after the pandemic? >> well, you know we are experiencing a critical lifeguard shortage; however, there is something that we started seeing years ago. you know, when i became a lifeguard bay watch was popular. we all wanted to have that lifestyle helicopters, life boats and saving lives. there is a decline. thought lifeguard 100 people for two positions. now we are seeing two people for 100 positions.

>> ainsley: and why is that? that pandemic i think there has been a lack of interest over the years arch the pandemic people not coming out and seeing how great it was. talk about it word of mouth. we had none of that over a year. we don't have anyone hardly anyone come out this time. with 309,000 pools. we are going to see 50% of those with closures or reduction in hours. >> ainsley: oh, no. wyatt, sell me on it. what are the benefits of being a lifeguard? >> oh my goodness, you know, lifeguard asking a very unique public safety service where we the opportunity to stop people before they get into danger. police, fire, e.m.s. they respond on 911 calls. we can sit in our towers and we can see danger. prewater detect if someone comes up or we think they can't swim or exhibiting poor swimming

skills we can get them out of the deep water. so many things lifeguarding so rewarding. we are not only watching the people and saving lives, he we are also an information center and tell people the wonderful things about our community. >> ainsley: so important as a parent we love our lifeguards because we know y'all are another set of eyes on our children that are swimming in the pool. have you ever saved a life, wyatt? >> oh my goodness. you never forget the first one that you saved. i have saved plenty. one of the thing good life security guard a dry lifeguard. a lifeguard that stops people before they get into trouble, that's -- you are doing your job. you are doing a preventative measure. if you are having to go on rescues something got through and unfortunately you have to act and go out and commit -- do a rescue which is something that we don't want to have to do. actually, i have saved lives. aaron's. >> ainsley: what are your websites. if you live in phoenix, filly, indianapolis, austin, new york, colorado, there are big incentives to becoming a

lifeguard. where can we find this information? >> well, thanks for asking. the american lifeguard association.com. we offer all kinds of courses and instructional videos. please go check us out. it's really exciting. >> ainsley: thank you for what you do and saving some lives. >> thank you guys for having me. thanks for getting the word out. >> ainsley: you are welcome. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> brian: we begin as you just heard with a fox news alert. >> the bipartisan debt ceiling deal heads to the senate. it cleared the house by a wide margin despite dozens of lawmakers voting against it. >> lawrence: so, brian, this is the final tally here. it was 314 to 117 with the majority of those yes votes coming from the democrats. house speaker conservative mccarthy still finding reason to celebrate, getting the majority of his republican caucus on board. >> this is fabulous. this is one of the best nights i have ever been here. i thought it would be hard. i thought it would