>> todd: a fox news alert. the u.s. air force responding to shocking comments from an official who claims an ai drone turned against its operator during a simulated training mission. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the air force says it has not conducted such training. this is a scary situation, saying the system started realizing, they did identify the threat, the operator would tell it not to kill that threat. what did it do?

it killed the operator. lucas tomlinson will break it down. lucas. >> lucas: that is right. good morning, todd and carley. chief of testing says this happened during a simulation that taught a drone to destroy missiles. they said it went wrong when the operator tried to take over the manual. the operator would say, yes, kill that threat. the system realized, they did identify the threat at times, the operator would tell it not to kill that threat. what did it do? it killed the operator because that person was keeping it from accomplishing its objective. sounds like the terminator. the air force says the department of air force has not conducted such exercises. security experts are still warning something like this could happen, claiming humans

have created disinformation and propaganda bots. center of ai safety adding this could be catastrophic to humans. >> many are concerned that ai in future and given it is progressing rapidly, could lead to human extinction or making society go more poorly. yes, it could lead to extinction. >> lucas: military officials are denying this took place, claiming the air force is committed to responsible use of ai. >> carley: basically the story is this military ai system wound up thinking it was smarter than the human operator, who the system was built to take down missiles when the human operator told it no, don't take down the air missiles, the ai drone identified the human as the

threat and then attacked the human, not actually killing this person, i believe this was simulation. the scary part, this could show this could happen in real life. the air force is saying none of this happened. who do you believe? >> lucas: pentagon officials for years have been saying this is why you need a human i being inside the kill system. the missile system was used during the u.s.-led invasion of iraq in 2003 and shot down two friendly aircraft and the patriot system was operated in autonomous mode. this happens in the financial community in 2010, that flash crash, officials say never start a flash war.

>> carley: maybe the situation did not happen, there have been scary ai incidents involving military in the past. >> todd: i admittedly don't understand ai fully or partially and i was never in the military. you have been in the pentagon working the beat for years and understand how military operates and checks and balances that go with regard to weapons. are you concerned that ai could take over our weapons systems, which are all in the pentagon, to do harm to our country, knowing the pentagon like you do? >> lucas: officials say you never want ai to get ahold of nuclear codes. going back to 1983, remember when the soviet union thought the u.s. had launched intercontinental nuclear strike on the soviet union, it took a soviet colonel to tell the

computer, he realized the computer was wrong and cancelled a retaliatory strike. that is why you need humans,ure never outsource this to humans. take the patriot example in the iraq war in 2003, you want a human being to look at a profile and say, that is a fighter jet flying at 20,000 feet, in the case of u.s.s. kitty hawk and a machine can't make that distinction. somebody recently said ai, warren buffet says ai could be the next atomic bomb. >> carley: thank you. body camera footage from metronational police showing the moment one officer was shot while chasing a suspect. >> todd: sydney snow from wztv

is live outside the hospital where that officer is being treated. sydney. >> good morning. as you were saying, we're outside off vanderbilt universiy hospital. the detective shot in this incident is here recovering. he is expected to be okay, after being shot in the side. take a look at this moment of this happening, body footage coming from the detective in the search. it all started when metro police responded to a call about an armed man breaking into cars in a parking lot at the international airport. the officer pulls out his taser and the suspect started shooting at the police officer and he shot back. take a listen to that moment. >> stop right now.

i've already got you. drop that gun. [shots fired] >> shots fired. >> i'm hit. i'm hit. i'm hit. hit in the ribs. the detective went to the front of the residential area and was transported to the hospital by another officer. as far as the suspect, this is him here. this is from metro police. this is the 37-year-old suspect, who we know is dead, he had a florida license on him. swat teams continued to search for him and found him in heavy brush in the residential area and shot him once again. he died at vanderbilt university hospital last night. the detective, seen on the screen, is a four-year-old

veteran of the police department and just on tuesday, he was named officer of the year. at this hour, we know he is recovering with his family by his side and expected to make a full recovery and be okay. the scene in nashville this morning, i'm sydney snow. >> carley: live with breaking details, thank you, sydney. the missing person in the james comer investigation has resurfaced and has a story to tell. >> todd: and advising his father on important issues, including china, something joe repeatedly denied. joe solmonwill help us unpack these major developments. he's next. >> former pres. trump: it is unfair system. they are being protected. dual system of government, there is dual system, talk about law

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>> former pres. trump: they are being protected. look at the time biden said billion dollars to get rid of

the prosecutor. can you imagine if i said that, talk about tape, that is on tape. it is america's money, we will not give you billion dollars unless you get rid of the prosecutor. his son didn't know about energy, he was on the board, getting paid a fortune. the whole thing is crazy. >> todd: former president donald trump responding to the investigation into biden family corruption during an iowa town hall event with sean hannity. the case took another turn, a missing witness has just resurfaced and telling the "new york post" he is alive and living as a fugitive in an undisclosed location. in february he said, i've been arrested in cypress on extradition request by the u.s., the u.s. claims i'm an arms dealer. i have never been an arms

dealer. the doj is trying to bury me to protect joe, john and hunter. how credible are the claims against the biden family? >> you know, up until a few months ago, he wasn't on the radar. he doesn't show up in the laptop or any conversations i had with fbi sources since his name surfaced and he injected himself into the public eye, there are people who say, he had some visibility into the china cefc deal, where hunter biden was trying to help china buy up american natural energy resources, particularly gas assets. so it is somebody james comer team would like to speak to. there is another witness that was very close to hunter biden,

the person the hill is working to get cooperation and person who handled accounting of joe biden and hunter biden, he is another one they want to get ahold of. there are interesting questions. he did an fbi interview in 2019 and one person they want to get to, maybe not the highest priority witness right now. >> todd: it is also revealed, hunter biden advised joe biden's office on who to invite for state occasions involving china. hunter biden's business partner asked him for suggested names for the lunch since there was 30 spots for the vp list. he went on with a list, what about president harris, they are trying to get into china and father pillar of scranton, they are interested in china. this was official visit from the

then chinese president. i will not ask was hunter involved, by now joe talked to hunter, that is clear. my question, why would hunter biden be involved in state business like this in the first place when he has no connection to the federal government other than his dad? >> why be involved in ukraine natural gas? he once or twice wrote people want me only because of my last name and that your honor it -- turns out to be very true. if he can get them a coveted spot at state dinner where they had business interest, china, for instance, likelihood of him getting hired goes up. hunter biden is looking for people and business partners who have interest in joe biden's foreign policy portfolio, had a

large responsibility for barack obama and then trying to make arrangements with them, oligarchs from china, ukraine, russia, among the most famous tlchl is a story i broke a couple years ago, it is insightful. right after hunter biden got appointed to burisma energy board, his father was going to give a speech. the timing of hunter biden being hired at the ukrainian gas company and the speech are only a few days apart and there is a line saying he wants to grow natural oil production in ukraine. and hunter biden and his business partners are writing an e-mail saying, we got that in his speech, we ought to take credit for it with the ukrainians. hunter biden evolved around what joe biden was doing and it was part of the influence pedalling.

whatever scheme hunter biden was working on, joe was making money on. >> todd: president biden was involved in a criminal scheme. james comer threatened to hold the bureau in contempt of congress. comer said he worried this document will be so redacted he will not see anything. what do you think? do you think in the end, comer will get what he needs from this in-camera review of this document? >> yeah, i said a few times now, i think this is a dance. it will take time. the first version will not be robustly available for people. there will be lots of information redacted. my sense, based on the whistleblowers, james comer and chuck grassley know what is in the document, they want to verify it. i think they know from the whistleblowers, the storyline, here is another example of a democrat for which credible

allegation comes in and the fbi doesn't do a full investigation. john durham just told us of four instances with hillary clinton at the same time they were investigating former president donald trump. this didn't get thoroughly investigated, another democrats walks away and i think we're hearing the reason it wasn't investigated, somebody made up a claim it might be russian disinformation. we heard that a lot. >> todd: the argument is christopher wray with held the document, worry about that circular line of reasoning, see what the document says first. john solomon, we appreciate it. a mother suing after her teen daughter was attacked in a girl's bathroom by a transgender

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>> welcome back to the second day of june, second day of hurricane season. early this morning, you are seeing temps in the 70s, 73 in fargo. upper midwest great lakes, has been really hot. if you live there, you know this to be the case. it is the second day of the atlantic hurricane season. we have second tropical depression coming into fruition yesterday afternoon into the evening hours. there it is in the gulf of mexico. it will stay in the gulf of mexico, doesn't mean people won't feel the impact. we are not expecting it to make

landfall. wind 35 mile per hour. it is not anticipated to strengthen more than that. once it gets down over cuba, upper level winds will grab this and bring rain and wind. the system will fall apart. who is impacted by it? not talking about landfall. rain across florida getting tropical depression. rain on the way, sunshine state has not been sunny recently. second day of hurricane season and we have a storm. >> todd: completely covered in rain. all right. >> carley: thank you. turning to this, an oklahoma mother suing her daughter's school district after she said a transgender student attacked the 15-year-old girl inside the bathroom. teresa gooden is the mother and

her attorney both join me now. teresa, i'll start with you. what happened to your daughter? give us the details. >> the other student attacked her. started punching her issue got her down to the ground, kicking her. another girl jumped in and tried to help my daughter and the student hit her twice, knocked her down issue left my daughter unconscious on the floor and ran out. >> carley: why did this happen? >> the student had stolen something from my daughter and my daughter was afraid of this student because the size difference and the student was threatening her. my daughter said, i don't want it back, leave me alone. the girl wanted to pay my daughter back and that is why she got mad. my daughter was like, i don't want your money, leave me alone and the student attacked her. >> carley: this happened october of last year.

how is your daughter doing now? >> she's recovered physically. emotionally, it is pretty traumatizing. it wasn't a regular fight, it was a beat down. >> carley: emotional wounds are difficult. greg, there is law in oklahoma that says students have to use the bathroom that matches the gender they were assigned to at birth and it looks like that didn't happen here. >> that is correct. governor stitt, enacted this law year to the day we filed our petition. it requires them to use the gender assigned on their birth certificate and edwin public school claiming there is no requirement for birth certificate to enroll in high school, even though partn

paperworkmanidates it. they didn't have a birth certificate on file fchl they don't have a birth certificate on file, they are not complying with oklahoma law. >> carley: the school district is responding to the situation and gave us a statement saying because this matter is in litigation, there is little that can be said. edmond public school are confident that the school complied with law and reacted in a reasonable manner and said they didn't know this student was a boy, they just enrolled a few days before the incident took place and the parents registered this student as a girl. what is your reaction to that? >> same as it was day of the fight. how did you not know, first of all. two, they knew.

the child had been in school a couple of weeks and had already this trouble. with other students and my daughter. i don't understand that statement. >> carley: go ahead. >> the week prior, friday before the fight, the male student was pulled out of the girl's bathroom and searched for weapons because he had made a threat against my client's daughter and my client's daughter told the vice principal the student was in fact a boy. they knew there was a chance it was a boy. the police report shows pate paternity -- identifying the student as a male. the school is lying, they didn't comply and i can't wait to get

discovery, it will they violated the law and stand to lose 5% of funding. >> carley: what does success look like for you here? >> so the school to have consequences for what they did. it is not okay. that is a brutal attack on my daughter because they didn't follow guidelines. >> carley: absolutely, everybody wants their kid to be safe? school and we hope your daughter heals fully both inside and outside. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. president biden takes a nasty fall during the air force commencement speech and the media says, nothing to see here. >> todd: do you remember the frenzy over donald trump's slow walk down the ramp? joe concha will slow walk over here, he is in the studio. what's up, conch? >> todd: you okay?

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>> todd: you hate to see this file. president joe biden taking a hard fall at the air force commencement ceremony. >> carley: remember when the media went crazy over then

president trump walking slowly down the ramp at west point? >> new questions about president trump's health after visit to west point. >> the event sparked concern about the president's own health. >> took him 10 minutes to walk down a ramp in a shuffle that alarmed people around the country, saying what is wrong with the president of the united states? >> carley: joe concha joins us now, the media coverage is very different. >> joe: yes. >> todd: that's all. >> joe: you left me hanging there, thought you were going to something greater. if you had to teach a course in predictable media, top of syllabus. let me read headlines, "new york times," trump's halting walk raises health questions. cnn why the ramp story matters. "washington post," trump tries to explain his slow walk down a

ramp at west point. instead of applying same treatment to joe biden, we saw this was republican pounce moment, that everybody falls all the time. republicans are mean. they are making this a campaign issue. it is a campaign issue, polls came out. 70% of americans do not want joe biden to run for reelection. majority of democrats. when pollsters ask, why is that? because the guy is too old. i'm not saying 80 is too old. he issigeaing well. there was a sandbag there, everybody falls, but this has happened multiple times. look at his schedule, never anything on it outside of commencement speeches or a meeting with somebody. this is perception of this president and once you have that perception, it is impossible to put toothpaste back in the tube.

>> todd: there is what does the world stage think when they see this, not just happening once at the air force academy, we've seen him trip multiple times. he gets weaker and weaker so we can take advantage by the moment. speaking of taking advantage and our friends in china, friends in quotes. new board game showing u.s. and chinese government to solve climate change. cooperative board game about stopping climate change and present optimistic vision to decarbonize the world. now you can perpetuate china in board game form. >> joe: abc news, take, fun experience with friends and family and navigate anxiety and sense of overwhelm connected to

climate change. why do i get the feeling this board game will sell as well as bud light at a nascar game? >> carley: the answer is not well. >> joe: sticking to the ooijia board. >> todd: withdraw that comment. >> joe: it is carley shimkus's second day back. get a closeup, great book i got several years ago, by harvey carp. this is happiest baby on the block, new way to calm crying and helping your newborn son sleep longer. >> carley: thank you, i appreciate you. >> todd: did you buy that or get that from harvey karp free? >> joe: i can't say.

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>> carley: senate passing bill to raise the debt ceiling until 2025 days before the u.s. could run out of money. >> cheryl: 63-36, interesting if you look at the breakdown of how

everyone voted. 17 republicans and 46 democrats voting to pass the bill. president biden says our work is far from finished, this is critical step forward and reminder of what is possible. i look forward to signing to bill into law as soon as possible. democratic senator joe manchin calling out gop over mountain valley pipeline in west virginia. he says, what is the problem here, they are afraid of who gets credit for it? talking about the pipeline. success has many fathers, failure is an orphan. i was an orphan for a long time, i was on the front taking all of the spears. within the debt deal expand work requirement. cut back funding to the irs, and cap defense spending and

suspends donation debt through january 1 of 2025. spending caps, there are a lot of wins for both sides. >> carley: incentive in there to avoid omnibus bills, no more come january, hopefully. >> cheryl: massive amount of spending under president biden is the root cause of inflation, be honest and the club act, some say that was good, as well, that money is floating in the system, bring it back. >> carley: hope this will help the economy, if you claw the money back, could benefit joe biden. >> todd: target backlash causing stock downgrade, you know it is serious. >> cheryl: yeah, j.p. morgan downgraded the stock. hovering at $131 per share, just slightsly over, three-year low. and j.p. morgan downgraded the

company. the market value alone, as of april 28th, this company is worth the market value dropped by billions of dollars. what is interesting, you have the trans community weighing in on this, because they pulled down pride displays in several stores, they were get being backlash frankly because some of the items issue not all of it, some items folks had issue with. montana transgender lawmaker calling on corporations to stand with them, going on "the view," saying this. >> they don't want to see lgbtq people happy or thriving in stores in our communities and will get angry at the sight of us on "sports illustrated" issue. if you're a corporation and seeing a sliver of what it is like for lgbtq people who can't decide to take our identities off the shelf, that is why it is

more important to make sure you stand alongside us. >> cheryl: a lot of companies worried about being the next bud light and that is where target was and didn't want to weigh into social issue. it is pride month, celebrate, great month. some items -- >> todd: it is the kid items. >> cheryl: and babies, yeah. >> carley: the u.s. government giving over billion dollars to ush russia, china research projects. how does this happen? >> cheryl: it happens all the time. u.s. sent taxpayer money to chinese entities and russian entities. cartoon exhibition 96 grand. cat exercise research program in ush radio, i am curious what came of the research.

six million to chinese software and 2 million to the wuhan lab has people upset. last hour president of national black farmers association told you how funds have affected farmers at home. listen. >> chinese organizations that are purchasing farms here in the united states. we can't go to china and buy their farms, but they can come to the united states and buy our farms and now this administration slap us in the face by providing china and russia with 1.6 billion while we're suffering at home and last week alone we were trying to save a family farmer there. farmers are losing farms, when we lose farms, we lose our history. there are family cemeteries and things of this nature, we are losing our farms to operatives like china. >> cheryl: reign in spending if it is going overseas.

>> todd: air force responding to shocking comments by an official who claims an ai drone turned against it's operator during exercise mission. tyrus will respond. >> carley: hi, lawrence. >> lawrence: rocking out on time square and president biden will address the nation and sign a law of the debt ceiling avoiding default and jack keane addresses the threat to china. miranda devine breaks down the latest revelation on the missing witness in the hunter biden investigation. and geraldo rivera weighs in on the field and brian brenberg releases numbers in today's job report. it is a must-see show. don't miss performances this morning in the all-american

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♪ >> todd: the chief of a.i. testing for the united states air force laming an a.i. drone turned against its operator during a simulated training mission. here's what the colonel said, quote: the operator would say yes, kill that threat. the system started r realizing while they did identify the threat at times the operator would tell it not to kill that threat but it got points by killing that threat. so, what did it do? it killed the operator. it killed the operator because that person was keeping it from accomplishing its objective. >> carley: air force denying the situation saying it was not connected any such a.i. drone simulation. it appears the colonel's comments were taken out of context and were antidotal.

tyrus joins us now there is a bit of a discrepancy here. >> antidotal? >> they pointed out there have been a.i. related incidents involves our military in the past. we are entering very dangerous waters here. >> water being the key term because the old cup of water if you want to take out the computer, the a.i. >> carley: dump the water on the computer. >> if only so easy. in every movie that's how you stop the evil computer. elon musk warned this with a.i. the difference between that there being no emotional issues in there. it will determine if it's a good move and it will do it. if you are stopping it from doing its mission that's probably what happened. it's going to kill the immediate threat which in this case a.i. determined it was the person telling it what to do. complete sense to me. >> todd: here is my worry about all of this. assuming for argument sake that that is true a.i. already

ignoring humans and ignoring our wishes how much worse is this going to get as a.i. gets more powerful which it will as the technology develops. >> by the time we hear about it has already been doing it for over 10 years. that's a guestimate. i'm being polite. a.i. is making determinations and giving u.s. the warning now. the difference is before a.i. was telling you what to buy, algorithms and all that kind of stuff is in your house telling you good good morning. and tyrus, do you really need the second bagel, we determined it's bad for you. >> carley: if we in the united states pull back on a.i. technology, and other countries like china don't, and then they get the advancement and we're left lagging then that puts us in a bad situation. could there be some sort of global body with rules governing all countries on a.i. development and, yet, those global bodies never seem to work out. it's like what do you do here?

it's a problem without a solution. > >> tyrus: we can't come together on just about anything globally. it's going to be an arms race, of course. because a.i. has the ability -- if you have the ability to use your a.i. intelligence to shut down america's electrical grid, you're going to continue to have that capability because us can't match up with us militarily. we can't stop because no one else is going to. again, we are talking about it now. it's already played out. >> todd: when it comes to how global response would work. covid experience was a greatest run. meantime, glamour kicking off pride month in its u.k. issue why featuring a pregnant trans man as its june cover star. take a look. >> i am a trans pregnant man and i do exist no matter what anyone says lirlgly i'm living proof. how do you tell your partner i'm pregnant but also i'm also your boyfriend as well. >> todd: your take, tyrus.

>> good for you. let's move on. congrats. you made the cover of a magazine. this is the thing, right? everyone, this is supposed to be seahawk and awe and we are supposed to be outraged you made the cover of a magazine, good for you. about. >> carley: consumer's choice to buy or not buy are i wonder how many people will buy this in the u.k. with a man on the cover. >> you know what? i think what we are seeing very unique story. >> tyrus: shock and awe and seems to be -- whoever, however you want to live your life, i wear shorts to work. it's summertime. that's how i want to choose to live my life. not everyone wants to live my way. if i say to you where are your shorts? why are you ♪ wear shorts? are you short phone sphwhik no i prefer pants. i probably would not buy this magazine. that's my choice. congrats to the individual who got to be on the magazine. >> todd: that individual is going to be writing a my daddy's

belly the miracle of male birth. leave it there. >> not pick that up. i believe women give birth. >> carley: i can confirm that because i just did. >> todd: let me write that down. be sure to catch tyrus in a city near you. thanks for coming on. >> carley: thanks. appreciate it. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ he don't ♪ let my eyes be your mirror. >> brian: close your eyes and picture it -- actually, one hour from now. and picture the people that actually recorded that song singing it live on that very stage with that man with shorts walked by.