toxicology.th but one was in the mudroom ande bathe bathroom is much more at e scene people, multiple people die and the dog died of something like carbon monoxide poisoning. poisit is not clear why they dit find anything at the scene. the firemen have a device torbon look for carbon monoxide to, bua it is not always accurate. the toxicology from the blood will be more accurate. >> laura: we are looking s more to see that. therg ree are conflicting aboutu aldog being dead and then the dg alive. we will get the actual story ins the coming days. thank you as always. n follow me onew social media. >> carley: a critical meeting at the white house today as president trump hosts president

zelenskyy mushing for peace in ukraine and mineral deal that could affect your wallet. >> todd: and two cop killers were granted bond. we'll sound off. >> carley: could artificial intelligence be answer for america's loneliness epidemic. how companies are building robot companionings to bring eshg motion motional support? something you would only say in 2025. i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. madeleine rivera ahead of the crucial meeting today, maddy. >> madeleine: president trump says the mineral deal will usher in sustainable relationship between the u.s. and ukraine. the deal would give the u.s. access to rare minerals, which white house considers reimbursement for military and financial aid the military has

given ukraine over the last three years. >> president trump: we will sign historic agreement that will make the united states partner in developing ukraine rare minerals and rare earths and oil and gases and we have great understanding. i think it will be great for ukraine. we'll be at the site and we'll be digging, dig, dig, digging. >> madeleine: framework does not include security guarantee for ukraine, president saying that responsibility falls to europe. we'll see how that issue plays out later today. zelenskyy is expected to push for if when he meets with trump. zelenskyy wants to security guarantee to make sure russia does not attack again. will putin live up to terms of a ceasefire agreement? >> president trump: i don't believe he will vio violate his word. when we make a deal, i think it will hold.

you will have security and soldiers, i don't think there will be a problem with security. >> madeleine: u.k. prime minister keir starmer says they must be a part of the negotiations. >> carley: maddy, thank you. former deputy advisor and president of skoecurity victori coates. after a public dispute, at stake, end of war and massive mineral rights deal. how do you expects today's events to unfold? >> good morning, good to be with you. this is a really important day for donald trump second term and he's been accused of being a russian puppet and we're handing ukraine over to putin. this is ridiculous. what he's done this week, he's hosted french president macron,

hosted british prime minister keir starmer yesterday and today he has zelenskyy of ukraine. so this notion that ukraine is somehow being sidelined or ignored is ridiculous. they will sign a historic deal that gives united states a vested interest in ukraine, return on taxpayer investment through harvesting of natural resources in ukraine. they have disproportionate percentage of rare earth minerals we need for high-technology production. this is great thing for the united states. also importantly, good thing for ukraine. this is a great day, i think. >> todd: another example of frump's negotiating style that gets attacked by the left all the time and ultimately leads to results. that said, how do you expect russia to respond? >> well, this is not a great day for vladamir putin because this

is something that puts the united states squarely in ukraine. he'll have to think twice before he attacks any kind of installation that has u.s. interests there. that is a material way, todd, that the united states can deter russia. that is the thing. everyone is talking about security guarantees, that is something written on a piece of paper, it may or may not be enforced. this is the united states on the ground in ukraine. so i think bad day for putin, good day for united states. as you said, this is a manifestation of how donald trump does business around the world. >> carley: adding context to this, when it comes to war itself. according to institute for study of war, russia occupied 20% of ukraine territory but become so bogged down, at current rate it would take russia 83 years to capture 80% of ukraine.

they are at a complete standstill and yesterday donald trumps russia will have to make concession and nato member for ukraine is off the take. when it comes to peace negotiation, what will it look like? >> that is really important point. starting with the nato issue, there are number of issues that ukraine was not in nato before the invasion by russia three years ago. and those are rule of law issues, those are corruption issues, very high criteria to become a member of nato. in my opinion, that never should have been on the table. vladamir putin does not get a veto over who does or does not get into nato, that is for membership to do. it was never really a real issue. i think president trump is telling the truth there. you are also correct, this war has been extremely costly and difficult for russia and so that is where president trump is

saying putin does want to come to the table and make it a level playing field so russia feels comfortable in negotiations and will come to a durable deal so we're not back in five years time having same conversation about putin going into ukraine. this has been going on for a decade now. so hopefully we can get to that kind of sustainable deal that will be good for ukraine, good for europe and also satisfy russia. >> todd: also this, mexico extraditing 29 drug bosses to the united states including one wanted for the killing of a dea agent. did this happen because of trump's tariff pressures? >> absolutely. and as you said, rafael quinetworktero, in 1985 he killed a dea agent. this guy has been onnure on list for a long time. good day for justice in the

united states. attorney general pam bondi put out a statement last night about how this is finally getting justice for this murdered american. it does show you how donald trump is working even with a difficult partner like the current far left government of mexico to get results for americans. again, a good day today. >> carley: yeah, mexico does extradite people to united states, number 29 is unprecedented and members of the president's cabinet are in washington right now to try and make the case that mexico shouldn't be punished with tariffs. it is something we're watching to see how it unfolds. thank you for joining us. this morning, vice president j.d. vance will speak at the 20th annual national catholic prayer breakfast in washington, d.c. he attended last year's prayer breakfast as a senator, this is his first time addressing the event and he says, i am honored to represent new administration

across the united states, thanks to faithful prayers, hope has returned to america again. the chairman says vance presence is sign of hope and openness to values and all good they bring to our entire nation. >> todd: joy behar immediately facing backlash for inflammatory comments about elon musk leading to her walking it back minutes later. >> mentality going on, he was pro i understand it, i am getting flack because i said musk was pro-partide, i don't know if he was, don't be suing me, elon. >> carley: we'll get joe concha's take this morning when "fox and friends" continues.

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what appears to be against elon musk. at least four cars combined $220,000 had explosives thrown in them. police found maltof cocktails in the suspects car, they are investigating one other suspect. todd. >> todd: outrage in houston after second suspect charged with capital murder of a texas deputies had a 3 million dollar bond set for his release. decision dms from same judge who allowed first suspect to be released after posting bond. the deputy was tracking down when he was ambushed and shot by two shooters with a witness placing both suspects at the scene. the houston police union president joins me now. this story has gotten worse over the course of 24 hours with news of second suspect. what is your reaction to the

second suspect having bond set by the judge? >> this is just abhorrent, this judge has chosen to provide rights for these animals that gunned down a deputy and just disregard said the safety of all citizens, including rest of law enforcement officers that have to deal with them in the future. they were given a bond and could have been held without bond and waited for a trial date. this officer and deputy gave his life for our community, yet she's going to turn her back on the community and allow these guys to walk free. >> todd: prosecutors filed to have the first suspect held without bond, that hearing was not held within 10 days, which is required by the law, so the judge was forced to set this bond. did she have any other recourse to keep the guys from heading

out on the streets? >> absolutely. he's a multiple, he had multiple bonds, he's had a lengthy criminal history, she could have held him. there is no forced mechanism to not hold them in jail. it is completely up to her. the problem is, she's allowed at a minimum of eight other suspects to go out on bond who turn around and murdered someone after she let them out. that is eight others that could be on the street had she not done that. when the guys don't come to court because it is capital murder case, we will be forced to go get them again and they could gun down another deputy. there were 42 rounds filed at the deputy, they are violent, we'll see them again in the headlines. >> todd: always do see them

again, they are repeat offenders. rogue judge hillary unetwork ger released a cop killer on the streets, this is outrageous. activist judges like this don't deserve to sit on the bench. are you optimistic this will be the case that creates the uproar to lead to change so suspects like this are behind bars when they are accused of doing something like this? >> funny thing is this is the second judge that has done this. we had an officer killed a couple years ago, when a rogue judge, greg glass released guy on multiple felony bonds and he killed our officer. here we are, few different later, different judge, same story. we have seen this over and over in harris county. we are sick of it, citizens are sick of it. people you are putting in

jeopardy are people of harris county. >> todd: one note your union put out there, this individual, the first suspect, claims to be indigent but posted that million dollar bond, raising questions how that happened. thank you for your time. >> thank you, sir. >> todd: gene hackman daughter speaking out for the first time since her father's death which is being investigated as suspicious. >> carley: a forensic expert is here to react to new details we have, coming up.

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continue to follow. incidentally, four measles outbreaks this year in this country. last year there were 16. so it is not unusual. measles outbreaks every year. >> carley: dr. houman hemmati is board certified md and peahd research scientist. good morning, how concerned should we be about this? could this measles epidemic spread even further? >> good to see you and thanks for having me on. this is really important to keep in mind is that the rate of measles outbreaks in the united states has plummeted significantly compared to where we were a decade or two ago, a century ago. the numbers are extremely low. what we see is year after year we get small measles outbreaks that happen in isolated communities, they tend to occur

in communities with low community vaccination rates like we see in texas with this me meninite community that tends not to get vaccinated much. all it takes is one person who has traveled or coming from the outside infected to come in and that causes an outbreak. outbreaks almost never spread out of communities because once they attempt to spread, vaccination rates among kids are so high you have herd immunity and likelihood to spread is exceptionally low and we don't really see them occurring. >> carley: it started in texas, new mexico, kentucky, rhode island, california, georgia, alaska and washington. it has grown. are these cases linked from state to state? >> yeah, so this is important to note. there is no evidence necessarily

asid from neighboring state of new mexico those cases are linked. number in other states are extremely small, could be people coming from outside exposed to visitors who have been infected, related to what you see in texas. this is something we've seen again and again year after year. it is getting a lot of attention now because of the person just confirmed to be hhs secretary, had that not be the case, i don't know how much attention would be on it. it is certainly a concern and we should contain it so it didn't spread to beyond where it is right now. looks like communities in which we see infections currently are those that are higher-risk to begin with. >> carley: what are your thoughts on mmr vaccine that combats this, should people take

it? >> it has been recommended for a reason. some people have concerns about it. many don't get it. from a medical perspective, it is shown to reduce rate of infection dramatically for measles and known to reduce risk of hospitalization once someone is infected. out of 124 people in texas infected, only five have been vaccinated, that in and of itself says a lot. it is different situation than the covid vaccine, entirely different type of vaccine, treats something different and someone like a children's population may not have a need whatsoever, completely different situation. with measles, in particular, something time and time again has proven to show efficacy, there are obviously people out there who have concerns regarding safety for a variety of reasons.

i understand why concerns occur. however, same time, we also see how well it has worked in terms of keeping that virus basically zero levels in this country. >> carley: thank you for joining us and sharing your expertise, we appreciate it. there is this, update officials are calling the death of gene hackman and his wife suspicious as search warrant affidavit revealed bodies showed signs of mummification when they were found. >> todd: chanley painter joins us. ch >> chanley: hackman's youngest daughter says she has not talked to them in the last couple months but her father was in good physical condition until passing. his wife betsy, along with one of their dogs were found dead wednesday after a maintenance group grew concerned after not

seeing the couple for two weeks. authorities releasing this 911 call. >> are they breathing? >> i have no idea, i'm not inside, it is closed, i can't go in. i see her laying on the floor from the window. >> chanley: detectives believe that the circumstances surrounding the deaths are suspicious enough to require thorough search and investigation. the affidavit revealing hackman was found in the mudroom and his wife was in the bathroom with an open prescription bottle and pills scattered on the counter top. one of the couple's dogs were found dead while two other dogs were found alive on the property. affidavit noting while front door of the home were ajar, there were no signs of forced entry or theft. the couple may have died due to some kind of gas poisoning, new mexico gas company did not find

any problems. officials are saying no signs of visible trauma to the bodies. the case is open pending autopsy and toxicology testing and results. >> todd: so many questions. thank you. to get answers we bring in forensic expert and host of body bags, joseph scott morgan. joseph, to the layperson, we have so many questions, things that don't make sense to us. you are an expert in this field, what sticks out to you from what has been reported so far? >> good morning, todd. thanks for having me. what grabs me from the beginning and has since this case began is the fact we don't just have one, we have two deceased individuals, not to mention the canine in the house, which in all of my years of working in medical examiner offices and coroner offices, the only time i see multiple deaths like this is

generally related to a trauma event or some type of toxin in the air or something that has been ingested that brought about the deaths. the dog, for me, is kind of an oddity, i'd like to know if the dog died as result of dehydration. i heard one report the dog was caged up. you have two animals that are still alive, one was adjacent to her body sitting there as guard over her body at that point in time. and why was that front door open? i don't care if there is no sign of forced entry, fact it was open is quite striking to me. >> todd: is there anything you feel comfortable ruling out at this point? >> they are saying at least initially the police and god bless the police, but we don't have this from the medical

examiner, there are no signs of trauma. and when you begin to think about ghastly as it is, they have talked about extensively there was significant decomposition, with mummification, by the way, you can't necessarily appreciate everything at the scene under those circumstances. you have to get them in the context of the lab back at the morgue and state medical examiner's office to appreciate everything. it can be most subtle thing. they need to be on their p's and q's with this case, because again, this is a double death. >> todd: if you were working this case in coming days, what would you be looking into? about 30 seconds. >>iacy, no worries, i would do a broad spectrum panel relative to toxicology, this autopsy or autopsies are going to take a protracted period of time, full body x-rays, examination of

clothing and again, i would want necropsy on the dog, as well and have somebody in veterinarian medicine take a look at dog remains, as well. >> todd: keep your phone on, we will reach out to you on this because this case obviously has national attention, so many questions unanswered. have a great weekend, sir. >> you bet, take care. >> todd: now to this. emotional support robots, question mark, companies turning to ai to put an end to lo loneliness epidemic. >> carley: good, bad or ugly? cheryl casone is here to explain that coming up next. than president trump to cut corruption out of our government. yet one of democrats' biggest schemes is still ongoing. planned parenthood receives nearly $2 million every day. besides using our tax dollars to kill a thousand babies a day, planned parenthood is shoveling millions into pacs to elect leaders who hate donald trump.

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>> carley: cool outside of the idea there. outside the box, companies taking relationship from human to robot to another level with creation of emotional support robots. >> todd: cheryl casone from box business here with details. >> cheryl: we are evolving from the roomba. we know robots can do lots of things, on college campuses that deliver food or whatever else they deliver on college campuses and see robots that can vacuum for you and ai is the hot investment topic for wall street over past couple years and that is why companies are doing so well. you have bo robotics making human-like robots. main robot is aria, listen to the ceo talk about it. >> like lego peepses put together, put in a suitcase and

travel with them. it will be somebody's wife, girlfriend and it can be romantic. >> they are talking about companionship. these robots with ai programming can create a back story, you create the back story, what they like, dislike, shy or outgoing, they have melody, the newest robot. putting someone in a suitcase, robot, which i find weird, robot can travel with you. this is about companionship. here is an interesting take on this. in japan, what they are talking about is a loneliness epidemic in japan. that company made a really interesting point. excuse me. for an older person living on their own, they have no one to talk to all day. they could go a full day without speaking to anybody. they could have our robot that could say good morning.

with romi, japanese robot, they say that you could converse with them throughout the day, they could recognize the face and have long-term memory. we showed a statement from robotics, a couple companies are going forward with that. my apology for skipping a full screen. so yes, the loneliness epidemic is, i think, somebody that in particular in japan they are saying is a real problem. i understand companionship for older folks by themselves. >> carley: very interesting, i had to laugh at the woman, h hairspray to get the flyaways down. comment section under fox business article about this, one person said saw this movie, it ended badly. right? another person says want to end loneliness, flush your phone down the toilet and relearn communication skills.

less automation, less technology, more human to human interaction. interesting point there. >> cheryl: they are saying this could be your friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, these aren't human beings, but -- >> carley: i don't know on that know wo. >> cheryl: todd, thoughts or concerns? >> todd: i have nothing to add, i like this job and like to keep it. cheryl casone, true professional, fact you got through that script, somebody is buying you breakfast, it is me. we retained our jobs. catch cheryl on mornings with maria. >> carley: thank you. trump administration has a plan to combat egg shortage caused by bird flu, including investment in biosecurity and giving financial relief to farmers. it is not just egg prices going up, you may have seen this at the grocery store, price of beef and veal up 5.5% from a year ago. john boy jr. joins me now.

john, good morning. first to egg prices, department of agriculture released a plan on what trump administration wants to do. did anything stand out to you and do you think their plan will make prices go down at the grocery store? >> well, one thing we should work on, one is getting those farmers who poultry houses are empty, getting them disinfected and getting new flocks in them. yesterday i had a call with poultry farmers that expressed a need to have resources to upgrade those facilities. companies are calling for new nests and things of this nature that cost a lot of money. resources mentioned could go to some farmers that would like to get back in business. we have a lot of empty houses out here, put new flocks of chickens in there, could put a

dent in the egg shortage we talked about. spoke to you guys about this two or three years ago, the fact we did not take more aggressive approach to fix it then, as well as the beef industry that you are speaking of, as well. >> carley: let's get to that. beef prices are up, price of beef and veal up 5.5% from january of last year. why is that happening? >> last year i spoke to you, exactly the month of february, producing billion pounds less of beef in this country than we were a year and a half ago. and we have to invest in america's farmers, is the way to curtail that. this is about price and demand. when you produce less beef, price goes up. also input cost farmers are facing, how diesel fuel,

fertilizer, these things equate to high feed we have to feed beef, as well. these are things we have to work on and i think some things that administration could help us on. 10 billion in payments at usda, like to see payments go out to farmers as we wait to plant crops and other issues and areas we could work on to improve american farmers right now. >> carley: that leads me to this, it is a new administration and certain things going on capitol hill, like the president's spending bill making way through congress. is that something you are focusing on in terms of extending tax cuts, would that help farmers? what would you like to see to help farmers? >> i would like to see a new farm bill. we've been acting on continuation farm bill in this country for quite a while and i think it is time we have a new farm bill that looks at some

issues that face america's farmers. a lot of farmers on the call yesterday did not have farm operating loans in place, some cooperative agreements that help farmers at usda, they could release those payments. as an organization, we have an issue, land inventory, i've been working on that and talking to you about that, like this administration to help 17,000 farmers. there is a lot of things we can do to help american farmers stay on the farm and continue to farm. >> carley: let's hope those things get done. john boyd jr., thank you for joining us, have a great day. we'll be right back. ♪ empower ♪ so handsome. oh, i can't buy this. woah, woah. your empower investment account has grown.

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>> good morning, everybody. we've got a big friday morning on "fox and friends" starting in seven minutes, president push for transparency on full display, taking questions for fraeth time since returning from office. senior advisor to donald trump, jason miller, will talk to us about that coming up. plus a man charged with capital murder of texas police officer has been released on bond.

what? the former da is calling out the judge and new prosecutor wondering how this happened, she will join us live and u ufc teaming up with the fbi? we'll talk to a former heavyweight champ about that unlikely partnership. and volodymyr zelenskyy at the white house and general jack keane on the deal they are we think about to sign. all that at the top of the hour. let's go to the 12th floor and todd and looking forward to your show, steve. no fries under the trump administration especially when we are in winter. 100 percent, doocy. >> carley: seasonal breakdown, todd. >> todd: trump's department. launching an end dei portal allows parents, students and teachers to report discrimination. users can now go to end dei.gov to describe any discriminatory practice taking place at their school. the website says the education

department is, quote, committed to ensuring all students have access to meaningful learning free of divisive ideologies and indoctrination. hollywood star mel gibson sending a scathing message to failed governor gavin newsom over his failed leadership. listen to this. >> absolutely no audit quat excuse the governor or mayor can make for this gross mismanagement and failure to preemptively deal with what they knew was coming. newsom, since he has been in -- whatever you call it, office has brought us nothing but rampant crime acute homelessness endless. he has made it untenable to us to continue living here. >> carley: mel gibson lost his house in wildfires. what you saw there was an effort to recall the governor and mayor bass. does his star power in this matter? >> it matters in the sense we're playing it now on national television on a highly rated

"fox & friends first" show. and that has gone viral on social media. meanwhile, the same day that mel gibson says what he says there and he is correct on so many things as far as the management of wildfires, gavin newsom's approval on the handling of the wildfires is only 30%. >> carley: wow. >> joe: gavin newsom announced he has a podcast is he about to launch. when you have a finely tuned machine like california is right now where you have the highest poverty rate in the country, highest taxes in the country. you have tent cities that have their own zip codes fire hydrants and reservoirs that don't have water in it, this is justified. gavin newsom, remember, just last we're we talked about will he be the democratic nominee. then you ask californians, seven in 10 californians right now say that gavin newsom should not run for president like ever based on the way he runs the state. so, look, in the end, this is a governor who loves two things. he loves mirrors, right? and he loves the sound of his own voice. so that's why he is launching this podcast and nobody in

california likes the job he is doing right now. starting with mel gibson who i like the beard. i didn't see that coming. >> carley: scruffy look. >> joe: yeah. >> todd: i wonder how newsom could fathom a presidential run at this point. i want to turn it around and ask an out-of-the-box question. we saw mel gibson there. it is not outside the realm of possibility in the state of california for a famous actor to then run for governor. we have stein it a couple times most notably with president ronald reagan and arnold schwarzenegger. could you see this happening? i watch that clip and i said yes, was it perfectly delivered? no. it had gubernatorial overtones. your thoughts? >> that's a great question. the president is there in california. the people like the celebrity aspect of it. gavin newsom acts like a celebrity at times. so, governor mel gibson, sure? >> carley: could happen. >> joe: why not. >> carley: maybe it hadn't even crossed his mind yet but now todd that you said it.

people do call you the kingmaker. >> todd: they always have right, carley? >> carley: yesterday, the many trump critics in the media once again got on the same page and said the same thing about elon musk accusing him of being pro-apartheid because he comes from south africa. joy behar said it and took it back on "the view." listen to this. take a nap while the guy was not born in this country who was born under apartheid in south africa. he was pro-apartheid as i understand it and let this foreigner, foreign agent, you know, an enemy of the united states do his job: i'm now getting flack because i said musk was pro-apartheid. i don't know if officially he was. mane he was and wasn't. he might have been a young guy. >> might have been. >> don't be suing me. >> carley: what an a accusationo make. it is undeniably false. >> elon musk could not be more

antiapartheid. there are public statements that literally say this. just like where we heard that elon musk is anti-semitic and then you learn that he went to our toyotasauschwitz. more are you is at all time low. it's not the show that barbara watters envisioned anti-trump and whine and more wine with a lot of cheese at this point. >> todd: i'm worried about them from from a legal. say something potentially a actionable and walk it back. they are playing with fire. joy behar saying don't sue us elon does not cover you in a court of law. >> joe: sunnies who citizen. >> todd: who is a lawyer. >> todd: had to walk back another commercial. >> joe: during the commercial can we not say that anymore.

>> todd: katy perry, lauren sanchez all female flight crew to go to space. >> joe: harrison ford pointing typically lee jones i didn't kill my wife. he says i don't care. i'm tommy lee right now. i don't care. i don't understand what this accomplishes. you are lauren sanchez, dating jeff bezos, that's nice. what do you get the girl send her into space. is this a runway trip or are they coming back? >> i like my feet firmly planted on the ground. >> joe, thanks for joining us, happy friday. >> happy friday stretch now at this point. >> any weekend plans? >> enjoy skiing tomorrow in new jersey. >> carley: the ladies are going up to space. got to love it. joe, thank you so much. have a great day. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> todd: have a great weekend. ♪