i'm marianne rafferty, now back to fox nation in-depth. ♪ abby: welcome back to this fox nation in-depth hornacek. all this month we are honoring our nations service members and their inspiring stories of patriotism. it is something we celebrate every day on fox nation and country star john rich is no exception. he celebrities to open up and talk about their personal journey to achieving to be american dream. here's a sneak peek of season two of the pursuit with john rich. ♪ >> it's john rich and welcome to the pursuits. not many people in modern iraq and say they narrowly escaped a communist country and traveled by vote to find a new life in north america. that is exactly how robert story start. >> nobody in life gives you anything, life doesn't give you what you deserve, life gives you what you make of it. >> i was 12, 13 years old and i knew i wanted to be music in my life with my father was strict and will not allow it in his house so at the age of 15 i ran away from home and i climbed out the back window and my dad's house and my mom's house and hitchhiked to memphis to change the s

i'm abby hornacek, one of the many hosts on fox nation.oughout the month of may we are recognizing some of the amazing acts of patriotism by the men, women and animals who fight for our freedoms every day. tonight we are giving you a sneak peek at the stories of heroism you won't see anywhere except on our subscription and streaming service, like this, take a look. >> my photographer, christian and i, were in a rack and there were moments when we look at each other and say what are we doing here. we were journalists but it was in war in those moments that i don't know if you did this where you just think how did i get here. >> so many people asked to meet that question. one of the things about marines and you've been with them, rick, were trained to do what we are told. were we scared? you bet you we were scared. absolutely. but we were trained to do what we were told to do. so we would get on the line and the chinese would attack and you'd be shooting the machine gun or with your rifle and as someone said, take the hill, you would charge

on fox.ventually fox is just going to turn into a 24/7 feed of trump watching himself on fox like an infinity mirror. trump also surrounds himself with people he sees on fox from informal advisers to white house aides, like his newest press secretary kayleigh mcenany, who held her first briefing on friday and mcenany's hiring very much illustrates the feedback loop of disinformation and propaganda that exists between the trump white house and fox news for example, in late february and early march, more than a month after the first confirmed case of coronavirus in the u.s., mcenany went on fox channels as a spokesperson for the trump campaign and told outlandish lies about trump's response to the coronavirus outbreak >> this president will always put america first. he will always protect american citizens we will not see diseases like the coronavirus come here. >> let's turn it your rallies, the president's rallies. are you a little bit worried about holding those kind of rallies? >> i'm not,

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"fox and friends first" on a busy friday starts right now. shannon: you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. todd: thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to that fox news alert, officials warned the third police precinct in minneapolis could explode. the station engulfed in flames during out-of-control riots raging across the 3 for a third night over the death of george floyd. >> national guard troops have been called in. >> reporter: we are blocks away from that third police precinct to building, you can see attendance at alarming level of lawlessness right now. there is ongoing looting, fires, multiple cars on fire, you see leaders and rioters trying to burst into this u.s. bank here and we have gunshots, in the short time we've been here, 6 smoke throughout the year, all types of fires are raging. we believe we are hearing people fire off guns, people walking around with bats and masks going in and out of the shadows of the night, very dangerous situation. a short while ago the mayor of minneapolis said he dec

pete: welcome to "fox & friends" on this sunday morning. straight to a fox news alert.sident trump to meet with top advisors at camp david this morning before are returning to washington for a fox news live tv town hall. america ready to works, kicking off 7:00 p.m. on this channel. jillian: senate prepares to return to capitol hill tomorrow. the house will stay home. nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell declined a offer of quick tests to return to the white house. they say those should go to front line workers. jason: as anti-lockdown protests

and sean hannity and the new york times battle it out while diamonded still gore apparently done at fox news will be here to fill us in and for dessert did c.b.s. news air a fake news report on coronavirus testing at a health facility in michigan. well the project very tight says yes i'm steve. the press. oh. jesus. but i. have you heard the news yes indeed c.n.n. has sent a cease and desist letter to the trump campaign you see they use a short c.n.n. clip in a 62nd trump campaign ad which depicts how the trump administration handled their response to the coronavirus watch my administration will take all necessary steps to safeguard our citizens from this threat they're still going to follow the americans of all these are accurate that these missteps have not been put in place you could have been 2000000000 people down the united states yes yes c.n.n. says that the clip 7 seconds was false misleading and deceptive way to me doesn't that better describe cnn's own chris cuomo and that whole self quarantine fiasco that we told you about a couple of weeks ago we showed you how cuomo we emer

jillian: "fox and friends first" starts right now. jillian: good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. rob: no evidence of collusion. adam schiff releasing dozens of transcripts on the russia probe. >> the doj dismisses the, the case against michael flynn. griff jenkins is live in washington with the fallout from capitol hill. it was a busy day yesterday. >> it is going to be a busy friday for the fallout. the doj dropping its case, the only thing left is a signature and flynn is a free man as william barr explains. >> it was an easy decision, easy because once i saw the facts and some of the tactics used by the fbi in this instance and the legal problems with the case it was an easy decision. >> former house oversight chairman trey gowdy says this, raising serious questions for james comey. >> there was no criminal investigation, no counterintelligence investigation, just an arrogant head of the fbi full of hubris who want to send agents to mess with michael flynn. today was a great day for william barr, a lousy day for jim c

fox news.more on this let's bring in national security and military analyst rebecca graduate she's the president of iris independent research. doctor grangt what do you make this have crackdown that a china is trying to impose on hong kong? >> the crack down on hong kong is absolute lunacy it really violates rule of law and autonomist status and i think xi is trying to slip it in under corona coronavirus but it's not working and you see president trump and speaker mcconnell, and leader pelosi all agree that beijing is in the wrong, and that is really strongly backed up by brirn and australia and e.u. and so many others who have come out in support of hong kong. >> so you think xi jinping and chinese communist party are thinking if they crack down on hong kong right now the world will not notice because of coronavirus? >> i know it just seems incredible after all that we've saw last summer with the hong kong protest. i think also in xi jinping mind is he's really afraid of the separatist movemen

will diminish as fox news has kind of changed moved to the left the president's tweeted about it and we've discussed it here this week we take another look at fox on many levels and are they becoming more like c n n n m s n b c and what about people trying to blame them for deaths due to the coronavirus here to analyze all that with us is my friend and yours legal and media analyst lionel lytle media my friend welcome aboard sir thank you sir all right so let's start with this over it fox news the very entertaining duo of diamond and silk has apparently been on ceremoniously dog by the networks pay pay you know service fox nation i think they call it and supposedly for making controversy remarks about the corona virus for one they've been accused of calling it not a pandemic but a plan that demick implying a lot of things which they claim they didn't say watch. it was not the not the need to let inform susan. we did say it was a pandemic we asked the question one bit and it ran to me that's what i want to go ahead though he's all right so your take on you know on diamond and silk dis

this is the "the fox report". letter from the administration to the who, saying it will match china's contributions while calling for, quote, common sense reforms. meanwhile, president trump is at camp david with a group of top house republicans and chief of staff mark meadows. david spunt has more from the white house. david? >> hey, jon, good evening to you. i'm told president trump and other advisors are talking about vaccine development at camp david. this after president trump announced operation warp speed, in the rose garden yesterday, an effort to provide up to 300 million dollars doses of the vaccine by january 2021. you mentioned the world health organization also working toward a vaccine, the who may get some cash from the united states after all. last month the president said he's stopping payments to the who over its relationship with china, but fox news has learned that the white house now considering making payments the same amount as china. speaking of china, the president said the u.s. would have

let's start with a fox news alert.hree people hurt and one critically after a gunman opened fire at popular arizona shopping center. >> police running, helicopters in the air. hiding in the back. jillian: glendale police storming the complex in just minutes. the gunman is in custody. police officers say they're aware of social media videos appearing to show the gunman opening fire inside. no word yet on a motive. also breaking overnight, a potential coronavirus vaccine could be available by october. the trump administration's operation warp speed accelerating the development for astrazeneca's vaccine. the pharmaceutical giant hopes to have 300 million doses ready for delivery this fall. president trump has said he expects a vaccine will be available by the end of the year. we will keep you updated. two flooding emergencies overnight. heavy rains causing waters to rise in roanoke virginia. rescuing people trapped in cars. this as we learned as a dam failed in michigan had repeated safety regulations. it did not mete lic

tonight 6:00 p.m., fox nation, fox nation.com.ion, just go to that website and it's wonderful. can you watch all of the documentaries and concerts. all right. we'll be right back. ... pete: welcome and thank you for joining us for this final hour of memorial day on fox & friends this morning we are honoring the money and women who gave their lives serving our country. these are live pictures from arlington national cemetery. steve: this morning president trump, vice president mike pence and the first lady will visit the cemetery and lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. before that the vice president will join us live in this hour of fox & friends. a bugler also delivering a powerful tribute to our fallen heros listen to this. >> [ bugler playing taps] ainsley: air force technical sargent jason covey playing tapping at culpepper cemetery. marsha sends this one of her brother, michael elidge killed in iraq in 2008 living behind a wife and three children. one of whom is now an army ranger, steve. steve: and this one, ains

"fox & friends" starts right n now. brian: here we go right to a fox news alert.he trump administration continuing to slam the obama administration over the michael flynn probe. steve: the president has tweeted the most incompetent and corrupt administration in u.s. history, ainsley. jillian: that'ainsley. ainsley: republican lawmakers doubling down on their demands. after joe biden requested the unmasking of michael flynn. >> this goes back, you know, way past this from the clinton email scandal to the discussion of russia. and so what i want to see happen here is let's hold people accountable. somehow this information got out.

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ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 630 p.m. leveling the playing field. the multimillion dollar fundraising campaign underway to make sure that kids have the educational resources they need. >>> an all-star pitcher sounds awful about taking a pay cut? later in sports why he says it is not worth it to play? >>> a bay area education company training contact tracing workers ahead of a second possible wave of covid- 19. the free course coming soon? >>> now to top stories, faced with a $54 billion deficit, governor newsom proposed a very different state budget. the state plans to use all of the rainy day fund and is proposing a 10% wage cut for all state workers. >>> today dozens of pastors gathered in oakland demanding that governor newsom allow churches to reopen. some clergy members said they may or may not reopen. >>> b.a.r.t. is preparing for an increased in ridership. muni is working with the health department to determine which buses and train lines to restart. operators will limit the number of people allowed on board and fa

the plaintiff was this retiree he had sought a full refund from fox falcon of around 31500 euros for a v.w. sharan he bought in 2014. day and a great ruling on it's the ruling that i had expected it won't just help me but also the thousands of plaintiffs who are stuck waiting to bring their lawsuits to a speedy conclusion. to. around 60000 individual lawsuits are still pending before the courts and w. is now pledging to act quickly to result of those outstanding cases for good bargain will approach plaintiffs in these cases and offer a one off payment the ruling sets a decisive precedent is the 1st judgment on the diesel gate scandal from the highest court in germany. let's go through this with the deadly business as surgeon general do below welcome gen so what does today's decision many people who board v.w. diesel cars well most of all it affords clarity it is a court ruling that says that fox fung has to pay affected diesel car owners in principle and that's important because this was the case for expired and it was arguing that it should have to pay nothing so what the plaintiff

watch it only on fox.eanwhile nascar is poking fun at some of its drivers series of photos exaggerating what some of them might look like going months without a hair cut in quarantine kind of like griff. richard childress will join us later in the show as well as darryl waltrip later this morning. those are your headlines. griff, we don't need to photo shop for you, it's already happening. griff: as long as you grow an aerodynamic mullett it's okay on the track. i'm looking forward to that. pete: aerodynamic in the front and drafty in the back. griff: exactly. nice. unmasking the mask. why spying on shut be the real focus. right now is a time for action. that's why usaa is giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can pay for things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. discover all the ways we're helping members today. i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can

jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00. president donald trump said he is cracking down on censorship. the executive order that he signed today taking aim at a social media. >>> major league baseball releasing hundreds of players in the minor leagues. the developments for us coming up later in sports. >>> now to our top story. demonstrators took to the streets of oakland demanding justice for george floyd. is minnesota's governor is calling on the national guard to keep order. emotions are running so high that the mayor of minneapolis has asked people to stay home because of all the protests that included looting and damage to property. the justice department says that they are investigating floyd's death and it is a top priority. >>> police in hayward released the body cam video of the shooting of a 61-year-old man. they said a man was chasing someone. and please are accused of using excessive force. he is expected to survive. >>> san francisco is releasing details on how and when more @mayor london breed said that most in

this is the "fox report." the meeting with top military brass comes amid growing concern about the coronavirus spreading inside the white house. two staffers have tested positive and a dozen members of the secret service. 1.3 million confirmed infections and 80,000 people have died. david spunt is joining us from the white house. >> the president is meeting with members of his national security council. he was supposed to be at camp david this weekend. but he's meeting inside the cabinet work after the plans changed. the white house said it could happen anywhere, and it happened at the white house. one was a personal naval valet for the president. someone who was in close contact with president trump. the other person is the press secretary to vice president mike pence. her name is katie miller. she is married to stephen miller. he's a senior aid to president trump. she is a isolation recovering. we are learning first daughter ivanka trump's personal assistant tested positive. she is not a white house employee

"fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: a good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. todd: going beyond the scope of the russia probe, newly released memo reveals bob mueller did not just have authority to investigate russian leaks but also to go after members of donald trump's team. >> reporter: griff jenkins has reaction from lawmakers. >> what this is is the long-awaited mostly and redacted memo released by the doj written in august of 2017 by then acting attorney general rodriguez and stein to robert mueller outlining the scope of his investigation revealing that mueller was given much broader authority than previously known to investigate a wider range of alleged crimes including, quote, any links and/or coordination between the russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of donald trump and any matters that arose or may arise from that investigation. the memo details pursuing criminal allegations against carter page, paul manafort, george papadopoulos, mich

he's here in a fox business exclusive. we will ask him when he thinks america's economic engine will begin to hum once again. and the buffett blowoff is still grounding the airline stocks. the major carriers, certainly. as the oryacle of omaha's exit from the sector brings cloudy skies for major carriers, it's opening a clear runway for private jet companies of all different kinds. okay, don't roll your eyes until you hear what the membership fee is for setjet. the ceo, tom smith, is here in a fox business exclusive to tell you. >>> ahead of disney earnings after the bell, we have the top investor who got his first share of disney at the age of 13. on what he says is the key to reopening the magic kingdom. less than an hour to the closing bell on this tuesday, let's start "the claman countdown." liz: just as the president lands, we have this breaking news. one of wall street's very top firms is easing its staff back in. reuters is reporting right now that it's goldman sachs. goldman will gradually return workers to its off

sf loves learning airs on ktvu fox 2 news plus.is a daily academic lesson for children in pre- school through the second grade. any child is welcome to watch, weekdays from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. on ktvu plus. >>> as high schools get ready to celebrate graduation with alternative ceremonies, contra costa has issued a list of guidelines for them to follow. there can be no more than 25 students and teachers in attendance. the county is allowing graduations to be held in parking lots with a big pa system but cars need to be 6 feet apart. no one can get out of the car. most high schools are too big to accommodate drive through evens. >> imagine that with a class of 600. you are talking about having to stage 25 or 30 of these. for most if not all of the high schools at least in our county, an approach like that probably does not make sense. >>> the county is strongly urging schools to look at a remote or virtual approach. horizon center will have its ceremony online and pittsburg high school has planned graduation for 800 seniors. >>> coming

"fox and friends first" continues. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thank you for joining us. we begin with a fox news alert, the effort to find a second suspect after a terror attack is stopped at a texas naval base. rob: what we know about the shooter. >> reporter: the fbi said the shooting happened at 6:15 thursday morning and forced the base into lockdown. the gunman approached but she was able to roll over and hit a switch to close the gate before getting inside. the gunman was shot and killed. >> we determined the incident this morning at the naval air station corpus christi is terrorism related. we are working diligently with state, local and federal partners on this investigation which is fluid and evolving. jillian: the ap identifying the gunman as a us citizen from corpus christi. us official tell fox news it took 5 hours to access the body in his car because a bomb squad had to be brought in to make sure he wasn't wearing an explosive vest but had lots of amm

sky fox flew over the scene while cruise was still putting water on it. the fire went to three alarms before it was declared under control. no injuries were reported and no word yet what started that fire. >> gathering outside the state building in san francisco to demand governor no some reject the pg&e bankruptcy deal. they painted a chalk outline to symbolize people killed and fires started by pg&e equipment. the california public utilities commission is set to vote tomorrow on pg&e's bankruptcy. the plan forces fire survivors to take half of their damage claims and volatile pg&e stock. they say it also saddles ratepayers with bailing out pg&e. >> we are here to tell governor newsom we need a better deal. a deal that prioritizes the health and well-being of front- line communities, front-line workers, of our disabled and medically vulnerable community members. and that is what we deserve and governor newsom, we need you to fight for us. >> pg&e filed for bankruptcy last year. it is estimated to have $30 billion in wildfire liabilities. >> coming up, th

fox's bryan llenas has the story. >> so, i'm getting a lot of phone calls. hey rachel, i decided i want to get out of the city now. >> reporter: rachel desalvo is a real estate agent in new jersey who is busier than ever, helping residents move out of new york city, trying to escape the coronavirus. from a doctor, to a family with five children. >> there looking for a house that would be able to help them with that, and a square footage to homeschool. >> people once attracted to the exciting and bustling streets of the big apple, now fleeing, scared of the risk of being infected with covid-19. >> i had a mask, my daughter was a premium. >> reporter: stephanie clarkson left her i department to temporally stay at a house in tennessee. >> i did get a bit never stuck god for bid, that we got sick in hospitals did end up getting overwhelmed we would not be able to get care or treatment. >> reporter: now, the cofounder of her own social media company says she is not going back to the city. >> a big realization from this as we can absolutely run our business from h

can you go to fox nation, fox news, fox nation facebook. fox news facebook.sk any question you want. i will be sitting right here. i will probably explain. so stuff behind me and just take some questions. and it ought to be a lot of fun. i will never get a chance to host "saturday night live" i know that why not friday night live while i can? brian: you might as well just make your house a professional studio. you are on television all the time on your house even on friday night and saturday and sunday morning and friday morning. meanwhile, coming up this weekend if you can confirm congressman adam kinzinger a little bit upset about what's happening in illinois. richard childress. >> correct. brian: talking about nascar again. three time daytona winner go back to swords this weekend. there are reports i will be on the same exact outfit. pete: yes, you will be on. what will you be talking about, brian? ainsley: brian you should said the accomplished brian kilmeade will be on. brian: the accomplished brian kilmeade. excuse me, anxiously very accomplished. ainsl

in san francisco, mornings on fox 2. >>> christian, thank you. officials are joining san francisco and taking a slower approach to reopening. county officials will wait to see how the recent changes with if there are no major increases, county officials will consider reopening more services. in the meantime, small businesses are struggling. >> it is sad not to open, it is stressful not to know when we can welcome our community back. >> coronavirus, it is destroyed business. >> the health order was last changed on may 22, officials will be waiting two weeks before they begin opening more parts of the economic sector. you can check a county by county information on reopening, with our ktvu where, of the page. >>> right now, futures indicated a 100 point drop for the dow this morning. investors are looking for a news conference that has been scheduled by president trump. the most foreign markets are down overnight, except china and spain. investors keep a close eye on tensions between the trump administration and the beijing government. president tr

pete: welcome to sunday edition of "fox & friends." we start with a fox news alert.hite house task force members in quarantine after being exposed to covid-19. >> dr. anthony fauci and stephen hahn are self-isolating. >> welcome to fox and friend. i'm pleased to be here with grinch jenkins and pete hegseth. i'm here in for jed. pete: got the pink memo. pete: we'll bring in everyone's share of love of their mother which everyone has today. griff: pete, we're subservient to our lovely wives and mothers and cherish them. there is also news out there. happy mother's day to everybody, but let's get to this. top white house coronavirus members testifying in a senate hearing on tuesday. emily: comes amid increasing concerns over white house staffers testing positive for the virus. pete: mark merideth is live. mark, good morning. pete: pete, top government officials are keeping physical distance from the white house as they found to be in contact with someone who tested positive for the coronavirus. among them dr. anthony fauci. the good news he tested negative for the coron

"fox and friends first" starts right now. and a very good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" wednesday morning. todd: thank you for starting the day with us. we begin with a fox news alert, afghanistan releasing hundreds of taliban fighters, the single largest prison release since the us heavy caliban signed a peace agreement in february. the afghan government says 900 people would be freed, hoping it would reduce violence and a continued cease-fire. the release is part of the allowing us troops to eventually withdraw from the country american -- into a this were. jillian: the desperate manhunt for a double murder suspect intensifying in pennsylvania was the widow of peter manfordonia's perspective says he will enforcement down the street, he was considering a restraining order against the yukon senior. the family and police are looking for calls against his surrender. >> peter, i want you to know we are continuing our investigation. one thing we are missing is you. we are here to listen to you. jillian: state

people facing food insecurity lining up for a drive-through bay area food giveaway.á >>> áthis is ktvu foxs at 6:00. á >>> áthank you so much for á joining us this evening, i'm andre senior. >> and i'm christina rico. áwe begin tonight with new figures áwhich show california reportng áthe second highest number of rotavirus deaths on friday.á there áwere 100 seven additiona ádeaths over the past 24 hours. which ábrings the total death toll to 3156. our ástate has close to 77,000 covid-19 cases. here in the bay area, solano county reported three aditional ádeaths overnight. san ámateo, santa clara, and alamed ácounties each had one additional deah. >>> ámost states around the country have at least allowed partial áreopening of businesse and árestaurants, but as fox's aisha áhosni reports, there is some concern in hard-hit new york about a resurgence. >> reporter: america is back in busines. á nearly coast-to-coast, by the end áof the weekend, 48 states will be at least partially á reopen in some form. >> i wanted to come back since, i'm áreally excited. >> reporter: only massachusetts and ác

"fox & friends" starts right now. we start with a fox news alert. mayhem in minnesota. violent protests and looting erupting overnight over the death of a man in police custody. brian: businesses and buildings like this auto zone you are watching there set on fire. police cars get vandalized in los angeles. and the protests turning deadly overnight. steve: it has. meanwhile todd piro joins us live as the behavior minneapolis pleads for peace in his city. todd? todd: steve, ainsley and brian good morning. we know a man was killed outside of a pawnshop overnight. police not yet confirming whether he was looting or what led to his death. the mayor of minneapolis is now calling for the national guard to step in with chaos erupting on the streets. tear gas and flash grenades being used by officers. protesters counterin counteringh fireworks and throwing back the tear gas at police. [bleep] the flag. it's a symbol of all the [bleep] the safety americans. the slavery the black people. [cheers] >> [bleep] political science. rob: this is the second day of protests following the

"fox and friends first" starts right now. todd: a good thursday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to this fox news alert. george floyd protests turning nationwide violent. todd: outraged americans demanding justice for the killing of the unarmed black man looters lighting businesses on fire and trashing police vehicles. [crowd chanting] jillian: new development of what the governor calls an extremely dangerous situation. >> reporter: we now know a man was killed outside a pond shop overnight, police haven't confirmed he was looking at what led to his death with the mayor of minneapolis is calling for the national guard to step in as chaos erupted in the streets. teargas, grenades used by officers, protesters countering with fireworks and throwing back the teargas as they demand justice for george floyd. >> from what i understand you murder someone you get arrested for the evidence is there already, they should be arrested. >> at the end of the day these people are supposed to be protecting and serving us. >> the second day

2, this is mornings on fox 2. á >> i am dave clark, welcome to ámornings on fox 2. á >> i am pan cookn they ar áout of the picture. santa ácruz mountains, boulder creek,á this will produce brief heavy rain this is associated áwith the low that will go over áthe bay area. it will stabilize the atmosphere and,á this might go áuntil later in the afternoon o ths evening,á and the middle ofá may, days are long. á 50s on the temperatures, middleá peek, and southwest, 36 degrees. áwe will have a wide variety of showers, thundershowers, and hailá below average temperatures, 60sá across the board. á over to sal, anything new? á or are we okay? á>> we are looking at the bay á bridge toll plaza, i can show it to you now. if you go to the bay bridge you ácan see that traffic moves á along well with no major á issues. á it continues to be a good commute áinto san francisco. wet, as stve mentioneád. let's go back to the headlines. >>> áa driver was not hurt afte áputting their car overnight, i áwas not raining when our áphotographer had arrived there ábut the road was wet. á chp had everything back

shows and he's of course on fox well and that's a thing i think is actually more of covering in their own behinds on this one you know obviously we've heard about people like trish reagan diamon and so others on fox news saying one thing being let go by the network while there's people who are still saying those exact same basically reflections of some that people believe here in america and here and they're going to keep their job and some are not in this case i think howard kurtz is more distant this from a legal standpoint to show how both dr phil and dr dr oz went on and apologized and said they were wrong in their statements fox just wants to make sure that they are covered whether it's because there's this magic that there's this behind the scenes that legal case grow against him that we keep hearing rumors about or just the general mob mentality that is going out against him that's on both sides are mama teles are tacking beliefs that do not are not beholden to their own so i think fox is really just trying to cover their own and howard kurtz want to make sure that a case is ev

. >> "fox and friends first" starts right now. and good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. >> thank you for starting the day with us. we begin with this. going beyond the scope of the russia probe a newly released memo reveals former special counsel robert mueller did not just have authority to investigate russian links but also to go after members of donald trump's team. >> griff jenkins has reaction from lawmakers this morning. >> us of your is fully understand what this is, this is the long-awaited memo released by the doj mostly unredacted written in august by ron rosenstein to robert mueller outlining the scope of his investigation revealing that mueller was given a much broader authority to us to gate a wider range of alleged crimes that previously were known. any links and/or coordination between the russian government individuals associated with the campaign of donald trump and any matters that arose or may arise directly from that investigation. it details criminal allegations against c

"fox and friends first" starts right now. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. shannon: thanks for starting the day with us. we begin with this, the battle to reopen the us economy heating up as donald trump prepares to visit michigan today. rob: americans revolting against engine guidelines they say are preventing them from earning a living. shannon: todd pyro has the pandemic push back. >> reporter: the stated purpose of the president's purpose in michigan is to to a ford plant that is manufacturing ventilators. he may visit flood ravaged parts of the state provided he does not interfere with emergency efforts but sure to come up is the president's threats withhold federal funding to the state over its plan to send applications to voters who vote by mail. he tweeted in part this was done illegally and without authorization by a rogue secretary of state. more states, mississippi, ohio and west virginia ease more restrictions today, governors in new york, new jersey and connecticut dealing with increa

. >>> from ktvu, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> thank you for waking up with us, on mornings on fox 2, it is a friday morning. i am pam cook. >> it is a pam cook friday. i am dave clark. it is may 8, and steve paulson is next to you talking about the hot weather that is coming today. steve? >> after today, it will be much cooler for 10 days, maybe even two weeks. we will have a system marching in off the coast. it is going to set the stage for a warm-hot day. 47 degrees and santa rosa, 56 in san jose. 51 degrees and golden gate park, slightly northeast. i expect this to go down to 40s and 50s for most locations. overall, look for another warm- hot day. major changes on the way for the system near the coast today, and forever went over the weekend. for one more day, we will up way above average temperatures with 70s, 80s, and 90s. >> let's head over to sal and see if there is anything new and brewing on a friday. >> nothing new, in fact, traffic is doing quite well. as a matter of fact it is a nice looking dry. there are not a lot of people on the road, if you're heading south on south

thinks he knows more than the president's own doctor who prescribed it and did you see fox's neil cavuto reaction if you are in a risky population here and you are taking this as a preventative treatment to ward off the virus or in a worst case scenario you are dealing with a virus and you are in this vulnerable population it will kill you hate dr cavuto and dr gupta donald trump can't just go to the candy store and get this stuff or even get it over the counter a doctor had to prescribe it to him so take up your beef with the doctor now watch this you gotta see this this is white house correspondent for c.n.n. caitlin collins confronting the president about not wearing a mask after a recent press or watch the president could you just clarify why are some of you wearing a mask and why are some of you not wearing. we've all been tested i've been tested we've opened tested then later the same day after another press conference watch caitlin collins do this. to this and. now we've got a frozen right there look at her she took the mask all she so concerned about a mask yet she took her own m

you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. rob: fox news alert, several top obama administration officials on the list of those who sought to unmask michael flynn. >> among them joe biden. griff jenkins breaking it down for us. good morning. >> reporter: the list is out, rick grenell declassified it, gop senators ron johnson, chuck grassley, biden saying he's making the most waves, john brennan, former dni james clapper, fbi director james comey and obama's chief of staff and former un ambassador smith at the white house, the president as you might have imagined certainly reacting to the news. >> the unmasking is a massive thing. who can believe nothing like this? biden knows nothing about anything, nothing at all and then it gets released today that he was a big unmask are. >> the biden campaign firing back on the notion that anything is inappropriate hear about anything appearing on the list of unmask. here's what biden campaign statement says, these documents have nothing to do with any fbi investigation and confirmed all n

jillian: this is a fox news alert.inneapolis flames breaking overnight, explosions in the third precinct, burning it to the ground, demanding charges against the officers who killed geor f

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sky fox was above the scene. you might be able to see the yellow tarp on the ground in the shadows next to that hayward police car. a caller told us that the shooting happened outside of a home that has been a trouble spot in the neighborhood. our law-enforcement sources have confirmed that it was in fact a police shooting and hayward police chief tony is planning to hold a news conference at 6:30 tonight to give out more information. >> a death investigation is also underway in newark tonight after a witness reported hearing shots. the incident happened around 11 this morning at sycamore and magnolia streets. when our crew arrived on the scene, we saw yellow tarp being put out to cover a body on a front lawn next to a newer police car. the witness we talked with says he was driving home from the store when it all happened. he described using two unmarked law-enforcement bands that appear to be following a car. he says he pulled over so the officers could drive around him. and moments later, he heard yelling and

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you have to watch the fox nation special.ou guys have as many wins as the bulls in the beg season and even though the bulls coming in as champions, you felt as though you could win this series. >> i think in 97 we felt they were the better team. in '98 we felt like we were. we had a 10-day layoff after we had swept the lakers kobe was young and we see those highlights shot a couple air balls. we had 10 days off. we got back to playing 95% 96%. to beat michael you needed 100 percent. we were banged up a little bit too. i had a couple things. they were banged up, too. it was one of those series that, you know, abby watches the games, i need to show her tapes when i was 26 not 36. >> you saw how tough they were. and i learned that he hit his head. going back to the first question he hit his head on the ground the night what was that the 97 nba finals against the bulls? >> it's embarrassing story. >> he was cleaning out the garage and at the hospital until 4:00 in the morning and went to play the game the next day. that's a pun t