we're ou >> greg: we're out of time, thanks to joe, tudor dixon, kat and jimmy. >> carley: a fox news alert. a gunman opened fire outside a high school graduation ceremony in richmond, virginia. one victim had just graduated. >> everybody started running, it was chaos. you heard eight, nine, 10 shots. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. 19-year-old suspect is in custody and will be charged with two counts of second-degree

murder. lucas tomlinson is here with details. >> lucas: chaos in a matter of seconds, richmond police chief describe one suspect. >> another individual is in custody, 19 years old, we believe was involved in the shooting. in consultation with the attorney's office, we plan to seek charges for second degree murder times two for that individual, with more potential charges to follow. >> lucas: seeven people were shot and two killed at the graduation at virginia commonwealth university. at least 12 others were injured. witnesses describe the scene as utter chaos. 20 gunshots were heard. a witness described elderly

people getting knocked to the ground. among the dead, a male student and a man who attended the graduation. it took place a mile from the state building. glenn youngkin says our hearts break, tonight we grieve for classmates, neighbors and the richmond community. multiple handguns were discovered at the scene. >> todd: tough story there. fox news alert, pope frances undergoing intestinal surgery today. he seemed to be in good health making appearance at the weekly general audience. he will be put under general anesthesia. this is two years after he had part of his colon removed due to inflammation. we wish him well. atlanta activists vowing to

fight atlanta police training facility, this comes after city council voted to approve the center, protesters claim will destroy the local community and militarize the police. >> we don't think 12 people is enough to make a decision for the people of atlanta. there is nuance to this conversation. mayor thinks we want this, bet we're willing toic ta. >> todd: activists protested yesterday arguing it is gross misuse of funds. 23 acts vists were charged in march with domestic terrorism after battling with police at the construction site. they claim this will be model for reform, preparing fire and police and emergency responders. >> carley: wild footage caught,

people attacking a 7-11 employee. the clerk was assaulted and pelted with items. [screaming] >> carley: another clerk tried to step in, the group went after him, as well. police are still searching for the suspects issue but say the group appears to be mostly minors. owner of two of san francisco largest hotels will no longer make payments on the $725 million loan because the city's historic crime rates are scaring away tourists. union square hilton and park 55 hotels will be removed from the company's portfolio, according to statement reading, we believe it is in the best interest for park stackholders to materially reduce current exposure to the

san francisco market as the city becomes a ghost town with empty store front says, citing street conditions and safety for visitors for decision to stop making mortgage payments and head into foreclosure. robbery is up 16%, motor vehicle theft up by 5.7% and homicide is 5% higher than this time last year. >> todd: wild decision, this is a wild story. former intel officer turned military whistleblower, david charles david grusch says the united states recovered dead pilots from multiple ufo's of nonhuman origin. >> you are saying to the human race for the first time we are not alone? >> we're definitely not alone, absolutely the data points we're not alone, yeah. do we have bodies? do we have species? >> well, naturally when you

recover something that landed or crashed, sometimes you encounter dead pilots and believe it or not as fantastical as that sounds, it's true. >> todd: claimed several world powers are in an arms race to reverse engineer crashed ufo's. ministry defense nick pope says congress should take his claims seriously. >> just a few years ago, this would have been regarded as idol chat on conspiracy theory blog sites, now we're hearing from intelligence community insiders, he is one of the people charged with investigating this. he is a deep insider and we should listen and congress must get to the bottom of the claims. >> todd: congress has not yet responded to the claims. >> carley: some lawmakers say this is not true. if it wasn't shared with

congress, how would they know? it makes you wonder. >> todd: this is not a tin foil guy in his mom's basement. why would he risk this? >> carley: nothing will unite the world like extra terrestrial threat. >> todd: nick pope said this would unite the world and exciting way to go through the next couple years. we have enough excitement in our lives. >> carley: back on earth, gavin newsom and other state leaders claim florida was kidnapping migrants and sending them to other places. video tells a different story. >> carley: just heard it there, migrants said they were treated well, that is not stopping california officials from pushing for criminal charges, we have details on this. >> todd: 2024 primary field

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>> todd: former vice president mike pence set to announce his run for the white house today, after chris christie threw his hat in the ring coming out swinging against former president trump. >> i thought to myself, why do i continue to get this feeling that america, for the first time in its histories getting smaller. and what i concluded, because we've had leaders who have led us to being small. >> carley: tudor dixon, former gubernatorial candidate joins us now. good morning. what do you think about all of this, is having a crowded field a good thing? >> tudor: i think most thought having so many would be automatic trump and we were seeing trump/desantis thing and everything changed when tim scott went on "the view." then they were interviewing people in the square and people

were saying, tim scott is interesting. >> carley: having a moment. >> tudor: yes, and came in with a presidential feel. he didn't get angry or rattled. they asked him tough questions and he pointed out facts. >> todd: that is one guy, tim scott, i'm trying to understand why the other nine million people are doing it, is it audition for vp, audition to be cabinet leader or trying to be spoiler like chris christie is trying to do with trump? >> tudor: it is big egos, or there is an opportunity here, not many people are going to come out for trump. i think they underestimate that trump base. people come out for trump that come out for no one else. when you have an election, there are a lot of egos.

>> todd: shocking people have egos. >> carley: there is no such thing as a trump voter, i don't think trump voters would say they own him, but they are loyal. he will attack trump. how do you do that? when somebody does that, it bolsters support for the former president. >> tudor: there are people that come out specifically for trump, if you attack him, that is not winning these people over. this lane of coming out as presidential candidate, speaking about facts might be the better lane. >> todd: tim scott is incredibly likeable, everybody seems to like tim scott, except the ladies of "the view." blocking ban on medical gender transition for kids. this is what a judge wrote, this is not an advocacy group, mr.

henkle, wrote, put up or shut up. do you acknowledge there are individuals with actual gender identity opposite of their sex or do you not? dog whistles ought not be tolerated. your reaction to what is supposed to be neutral judicial decision. >> tudor: this is confusion, though, people are saying either these folks exist or they don't. we are you can taking about children and doctors say, these are not right decision for children toic ma. eight year old who is going to cause permanent sterility. people who celebrate transgender men getting pregnant are saying, these kids should have no opportunity. >> carley: governor ron desantis said this single judge decided puberty blockers should be made available to three young children, florida's law otherwise remains in effect.

ron desantis's team according to axios believes voters are more angry and conservative than they were in 2016 and they think that issue for swing voters are cultural issues as opposed to the economy, that is his platform for his campaign. what do you think about that? >> tudor: those are tough issues, it is easier to run on issues that are more black and white, the economy, foreign relations, that type of stuff. this brings out people on both sides, you're risking bringing out people who don't understand it, but are passionate. >> carley: it is going to be a long campaign. >> todd: glad you mentioned age, one child in the group was eight, the other two are 11, allowing them to make life-altering decisions. thank you for joining us,

appreciate your time. you saw this fox weather alert. thick smoke clouding the skies of the big apple as dozens of fires burn in canada. being reported as worst air pollution in the world, reaches category of very unhealthy. >> carley: warning to limit time outdoors and conditions could ignite more wildfires from michigan to new jersey. smoke is expected for a few more days as crews race to put out the fires across canada. janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast. i could not believe the smell of the smoke on the streets yesterday, it was heavy. >> janice: look at the wildfires. this is heartbreaking for canada. 9.3 acres burned, 10 had of year average across canada, about

370,000 acres, what they are dealing with over 6 million acres, just tragic for folks in canada. unusually strong persistent high pressure anchored across the plain states and prairies, causing extreme heat. heat spreading toward eastern provinces where snow fell over the last winter like what happened in the northeast. people didn't feel the snow pack that typically helps combat wildfires. you have moisture in the ground, but that never happened this winter and i'm concerned for the northeast in the summertime months because we didn't get the snow. worst air quality, pennsylvania, delaware, wilmington, delaware, unhealthy issue ms here. people with respiratory problems, elderly and kids, keep

them inside. people with asthma and lung issues, problem today and tomorrow into friday. we have this area of low pressure, that is not helping things. motion bringing that plume of smoke from the canadian wildfire southward across cities and millions of people live from salisbury to burlington, vermont, at least dealing with low quality. in some cases, very unhealthy for parts of pennsylvania and looking at washington, d.c. up toward boston. unhealthy, very unhealthy, up toward the hazardous levels. this is story we are following for the northeast and will continue to monitor throughout the day. foxweather.com, their top story. we will bring you the latest. >> janice: it is terrible. i'm from canada, to see this

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[cheering] >> carley: violent protest erupting across glendale, california as parents fight against lgbtq curriculum for elementary school students. >> todd: shelter in place order

was issued in glendale, california. lauren green joins us live. lauren. >> the lgbtq curriculum in schools with both sides escalating conflict over teaching gender and sexuality. three people were arrested. police were called in to break up the protest. police used pepper spray on demonstrators and declared it unlawful assembly. police said the protest was mostly peaceful, but small group engaged in unsafe behavior. the melee halting a school board meeting where pro-pride teachers traded arguments with parents. >> no one is trying to turn straight kids into queer kids.

>> we are against the idea we cannot have a say what our children are being taught in schools. >> i'm in support of critical race theory and diversity, kids are not learning what they need to learn. 95% know they are trans when they are three, four, and five year old. >> the agenda did not have -- many say the school is too focused on sex and gender. >> they need to stop asking little children what they sexually identify as. children are not sexual beings, nor should they be. >> it is important to stand up for children. >> i am against the law they are trying to pass to teach little girls in the school, six years old to decide about sexual

things they don't even know what is going on. >> just a few miles away, los angeles unifying school district did vote to inwere coerate lessons on the lgbtq community into curriculum. >> carley: live with that controversy in california. thank you so much. on the school front, major win for school choice. oklahoma school board approve what could be first faith-based charter school in the country. critics are gearing up for showdown over use of public funds. bret farley joins me now. good morning, tell us about this school and what you hope to achieve with it. >> well, what we're trying to achieve, deliver more options to kids in rural areas of the state, stuck with one option, and often the options are inadequate. kids need specialized education

and options are the name of the game and we've been about this for 500 years and want to expand options to those who need it. >> carley: public funding is issue for the attorney general, hes it violates the oklahoma constitution and says in part the approve af of publicly funded religious school is contrary to oklahoma law and not in the best interest of taxpayers. it is disappointing board members are funding religious schools with tax dollars, exposing themselves and state to potential legal action that could be costly. you are facing legal charges from separation of church and state advocacy groups. >> all due respect to attorney general, he is at odds with the supreme court precedence. state does not need to fund

private schools, but if they choose to do so, they cannot go against religious schools, we are relying on supreme court precedence. >> carley: when will the school be up and run something >> depends what happens in the courts, if the court does not block, we will open in fall of '24 with 500 students and expand from there. >> carley: do you think this opens up the door for more taxpayer funded charter schools? how does that change education in our country? >> i think it possibly will and if that happens, what we'll see is further expansion of school choice, a trend we've seen over the last few years. parents are demanding more options and states like oklahoma

are giving it to them. >> carley: oklahoma governor is on board and said this is a win for religious liberty and education freedom in our great state. this is one to watch. brett farley, thank you for joining us this morning. listen to this. hunter biden could be looking at jail time for lying about his finances so he didn't have to pay full child support payments. how long he could be put behind bars. >> todd: instead of dressing concerns about the president's health, they turned it into a maga attack line. >> the right maga and speakers to mccarthy emphasized the president's smarts and capability. things happen. other presidents have had similar situations. >> todd: when things happen, we have joe concha to react.

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>> todd: hunter biden ordered to appear in court next month as part of the battle to respond to motion for contempt filed brie the mother of his daughter. dna test confirmed hunter was the biological father. he requested to lower monthly

child support payments from $20,000. he could face six months in jail for concealing finances to lower the payments. you jump out at the $20,000, that seems like a lot, overall takeaway, this is somebody you fathered, there is d.n.a. to prove it. why are you working so hard to disown this child in the public sphere and two, lying about your finances, which is a crime, to not pay her during her youth to grow up. that emseems like something no father should do. >> carley: complicated life being hunter biden. drugs, debt, lying on the gun form, skirting child support payments, exhausting. >> todd: when it comes to a child, you and i would draw the

line. the white house addressing president biden's fall at the air force commencement, taking a jab at republicans. >> this is a president that has had incredibly impressive first two years. even last week, when you think about the budget negotiations, you heard from republicans, congressional republicans ranging from right maga and members to speaker mccarthy emphasize the president's smarts and capabilitieses. things happen. other presidents have had similar situations. >> carley: fox news contributor joe tacopina joins us now. i think karine jean-pierre hopes for even footing, she gets questions and has to pivot. what did you think about the answer there? >> joe: you are trying to defend

the indefensive. we have seen the president fall on air force one, fall off had bike in delaware last summer. we saw him fall at the air force academy. welcoming in general, it is gingerly cautious kind of walk. people fall, it happens. when two-thirds of the american people believe this president does not have the physical and mental fitness to be president, that is perception you cannot undo. today, 10 a.m., he receives daily briefing, that is your national security report at 10 a.m. why you are not giving the president of the united states now while we're working, i'm not quite sure. then look at after that, 12:15 p.m., the president and vice president have lunch and 1:00, there is a press briefing by

press secretary karine jean-pierre. that's all on his public schedule. no events. he's a candidate, he's supposed to be campaigning and he's the president and we have a wage problem and border crisis in this country, education, sat test scores at 30-year low, rampant crime sending people out in mass exodus from major cities and there is real foreign policy problems obviously with ukraine, russia, china, taiwan and this is what is on the president's schedule today, absolutely nothing, todd. that should be concerning to the american people. one thing if the president is working hard and it not working or it is one when he is not working all together. it is wednesday in june, not a holiday, why is there nothing outside of a lunch with the vice president? answer that and ask the press secretary about his schedule during the press briefing.

>> todd: response is things happen, sad response. after california governor gavin newsom claimed ron desantis should be charged with kidnapping for flying migrants to california, new video shows how migrants feel about the move, watch. [speaking spanish] >> thank you for my -- >> todd: wow, doesn't look like kidnapping to me, joe. >> joe: wouldn't you want to go to california? until you get there and maybe you don't have to pay taxes and get free healthcare? >> todd: all right, he's frozen. good point, though. that wasn't kidnapping. >> carley: it wasn't, florida department of emergency management released that have.

they also said migrants gave verbal and written consent and they also provided that video that shows them very happily getting to california because they are trying to prove the point, this wasn't kidnapping, this was their choice. >> precisely. if on paper and they sign and said sure, i'll go to california. gavin newsom does this over and over again, carley and todd. like he's running for president against ron desantis and keeps touting how california is a great state and florida is not. go through comparison. florida, you do not have state income tax, california is highest in the country, 13.3%. california has highest poverty rate, highest homeless rate in the country and people are leaving california for florida than anywhere in the country.

mass exodus from one state and going to another state. this is what gavin newsom is trying to do here, deflect from the fact california used to be a great state and now it is a state people want to get out of quickly as possible. not just people, businesses and florida is state where people want to go into. we got to go. >> carley: if you support sanctuary city policies, you should be welcoming migrants to your state with open arms. thank you for joining us. i'm sure you heard this yesterday. the golf world is in shock after pga and liv golf announce they are partnering up and ending their rivalry. >> todd: welcome to the jungle. players are upset after being left in the dark as talks were happening. details for you on a whopper next. if we want a more viable future for our kids, we need to find more sustainable ways of doing things.

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>> carley: back with a fox business alert. the p.g.a. is partnering with liv golf, leaving golfers and fans in complete shock. >> todd: including me. cheryl casone is here with more. what? >> cheryl: this deal has

professional golf world reeling. the p.g.a. tour partnering with liv golf. move to end the lawsuit between the two rivals, creates new venture which flies in the face of commissioner jay monahan. he was on the defense on this one. >> i don't think it is right or sustainable to have this tension in our sport. i recognize everything that i've said in the past and my prior positions. i recognize people are going to call me a hypocrite and any time i said anything, i said it with the information i had at that moment and based on someone trying to compete for the p.g.a. tour and our players. i suspect criticisms, but circumstances change. next the p.g.a. unequivocal

agreement that liv is nothing more than sports washing of saudi arabia reputation, the p.g.a. and monahan are paid saudi shills, trying to cleanse the reputation so the world will forget how the kingdom spread -- and finance murder of our loved ones. reaction from the pros on social media. collin morikawa tweeting, i love finding out morning news on twitter. hughes, we are merging with a tour we said we would never do that with. mickelson who sparked tweeted

awesome day today. besides bad blood, think of rory mcilroy, who slammed fellow players who went to liv and greg norman, the australian, who called the p.g.a. tour hypocrites. seems like the biggest takeaway from this story issue the money won. back to you. >> todd: always seems to do so. thank you. bring in golf pro alex forey. in 2022, donald trump went on truth social and posted, all those golfers that remain loyal to the disloyal p.g.a. will pay a price when the inevitable merger with liv comes and you get nothing but a big thank you from p.g.a. officials who are making millions per year. cheryl mentioned rory and tiger, what is your reaction to this?

>> i feel sorry for those guys that turned down the money. unfortunately, they had an opportunity and they turned it down and the guys have accepted it look like the big winners. >> todd: 9/11 families are livid. person who oversees saudi public in investment fund will be chair of this new entitty. the 9/11 families were not consulted. how can these families feel anything, but betrayed by the p.g.a.? >> i think the goal for golf is to grow the game of adaptive golf or golf in general and the p.g.a. tour decide that the uniformity and union of major professional golf would have

higher consequence and better chance of growing as a stable force. >> todd: what does this look like? how do they merge these two if it is a partnership? what does that mean? is that a merger? not a merger? what does the tour look like? what does the calendar look like? unanswered questions. got to leave it there. thank you for your time, appreciate it. >> carley: remember when the white house said the border crisis is out of control. >> ask them how things are going and they tell me, it ain't going good. what do your colleagues feel? they feel like they have been abandon by this administration. >> carley: congressman andy biggs is up next. >> todd: hi, brian. >> brian: how about this, todd,

elephant in the room, former vice president mike pence, doug burgum launch bid for the white house today and two times the charge, chris christie enters the race with two-hour address. he begins by attacking, guess who? former body, donald trump. will voters give him a second chance and pull away from donald trump? we'll have a panel of gen-zers, who made our cut. plus, speaking of cut, pro golf partnership made in heaven? the p.g.a. tour reaches agreement with liv golf to end the bitter legal battle temperature shocked the sports world and it's been going on for seven weeks, what about players who turned down $800 million, in some cases, to stay on the tour. we'll have reaction. air quality alert for the northeast. canada, thanks a lot.

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♪ >> todd: republicans taking the biden administration to task on the border in the post title 42 america. and they are standing up for the border agents who say they are overworked by an administration that is prioritizing migrant

wait times over security. >> these challenges have left the men and women on the front lines of this crisis overwhelmed and stretched to their limits. >> we were in a bus. there were 90 or so poem from cuba, men one border patrol agent. one female border patrol agent. i asked them how things are going. they tell me it ain't going good. i said well, what do your colleagues feel? >> well, they feel like they have been abandoned by this administration. >> you saw congressman andy biggs speak at that hearing and he joins us now. congressman, good morning to you. the hearing yesterday was focused on morale of border patrol agents because of the crisis at the southern border and the department of homeland security inspector general was a witness so what did you learn about the challenges cbp and ice are facing right now because of what is going on at our border? >> well, you know, they are

being overwhelmed. we are at a crisis level, still, about 4,000 or 5,000 people a day being apprehended plus the got aways. what is happening is these agents are overworked. they are understaffed. you will see them being -- given temporary duty in different work stations. they will go for a while and come back. they will be sent again. i have been down in del rio. i have seen. so facilities that they have to temporarily stay in. when they are on temporary duty. not so great. so, ultimately, they feel betrayed by this administration. they simply want to enforce the law. the result is the morale is really, really sagging and some of the agents i have talked to recently tell me they have never seen it more low, morale lower across the entire southwest border of agents. >> todd: you wonder how much more these individuals can take before an actual critical mass quits in mass. the g.o.p. led house oversight

panel will meet tomorrow to hold a hearing on christopher wray contempt of congress. congressman biggs, why is christopher wray risking his career and quite frankly his freedom. you get thrown in jail for being in contempt of congress. all an effort to help the biden family. i don't get it? >> yeah. i mean, that's the mystery. but i think that he doesn't feel ultimately like he is going to be held responsible. they have a massive amount of disrespect for congress. and is he demonstrating that but, here's the deal. we might hold them in contempt. but we have to refer that over to the department of justice. and i think his good buddy merrick garland is not going to engage in a criminal prosecution. he knows that the ratio found in contempt is really low. so, he feels absolutely very little threat. the better approach -- i mean, we need to hold him in contempt

for sure. but maybe what we should do is start talking about removing and using a special tactic called the holman rule to remove him from office. >> the meeting is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. if the panel votes to measure full house. certainly something to watch. congressman, we have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> i intend to seek the republican nomination for president of the united states. >> former new jersey governor chris christie joins an already crowded field. >> mike pence is set to announce his campaign bid. >> when i got time to announce, i'm announcing in iowa. >> questions and concerns about biden's age and stamina continue to mount. >> you heard from both right maga emphasize president's capability. things happen. other presidents have had similar situations. >> their candidates getting. >> one of the worst fire seasons on record. >> as far as south a