todd: jillian.p, the colonial pipeline is back online but the southeast is still out of gas and prices are still rising. will it turn around by memorial day weekend? and president biden struggling to gain support from small business owners as the country faces a worker shortage. pennsylvania congressman fred keller joins us live, next. ♪ hard working man. ♪ i got it all on the line. ♪ for a piece of the promised land. ♪ i'm burning my candle at both ends. ♪ jillian: welcome back. a fox nice alert, a manhunt is underway for the person suspected of starting aing a rag wildfire west of los angeles, mandatory evacuations remain in place as the pacific palisades fire grows out of control. more than 1300 acres have been torched. meanwhile, in south jersey, firefighters are battling a massive fire in the forest. it has grown to more than 900 acres with zero percent containment. that cause is under investigation. todd: a bridge collapse in iowa causing a train carrying explosive material to derail. approxim

jillian: thanks.d: the survivors after a helicopter crash during a training exercise in florida. four people were on board but rescue crews only recovered one party. that are kept went down near leesburg international airport northwest orlando. the crashes under investigation by the faa. jillian: after touring part of the border wall in el paso gop lawmakers say president biden's immigration policies have left drug cartels in charge. listen. >> my opinion is they have data they are gathering of the intelligence center which is clearly indicating our open borders are more serious problem than the average american understands right now. jillian: data shows 172,000 unauthorized migrants taken into custody in march over 178,000 were arrested in april. republicans say the growing crisis is creating an influx of sex trafficking and drug smuggling they have never seen before. todd: update on horrible story captivating the nation, chb california highway patrol asking for help identifying a suspect who shot an

jillian.an: ashley, thank you. todd: a ten-year-old migrant seen abandoned at the southern border is back with his family. his mother was released and after a month long custody battle she finally won and was reunited with her son at an emergency shelter in texas. the new york posted tore y'all board -- post editorial board ripping president biden. the former acting dhs secretary agrees and says it's time to return to the trump playbook. >> they need to bring back either the migrant protection protocols or asylum cooperative agreement, they need to show migrants and cartels and smugglers it's not okay to continue to smuggle he'll minors and families across the border. more importantly, to make sure there's a consequence to that behavior. it's not until the folks are removed promptly back to their home countries, back to mexico and he'll where that you're going to see -- elsewhere that you're going to start to see this decrease. it's what we did in 2019 and 2020. it worked. there is a playbook.

jillian: look at this number.y, just in a year, 2021-2020. when people are allowed to get away with certain things and you have a change of behavior and try to revert back to how things were how long will it be before we get things back on track? >> i think it will be a long time because the laws have to be repealed in order for the police to work efficiently and properly. todd: knowing what you know would you tell our view was to visit new york city this summer? >> absolutely not. the more people that come into the city the more people will be victimized. jillian: this isn't just new york city problem. we have people watching from all over the country saying you have violence spiking in my area too, this is going on throughout the country. >> we have the capability to do it, we have the capability to stop crime, let us do it the way it needs to be done and elected officials are blocking us with laws they enacted and we can't do our job efficiently. jillian: i sense frustration in your voice. how frustrated are yo

jillian: i'm jillian mele. let's begin with this.nt biden expected to meet with republican lawmakers this week in another attempt to sell his multitrillion dollar spending plan. todd: mark meredith joins us live from washington, d.c. as the white house looks to boost the economy after a pretty bad jobs report, mark. >> reporter: good morning. the latest job report shocked economists and lawmakers from both parties. now the white house is trying to convince congress to spend trillions of dollars to jumpstart the economy. in april, employers added 266,000 jobs. experts were thinking this would be closer to a million. the unemployment rate now sits above 6%. the white house insists the numbers are not as bleak at some people think but they argue it's the virus and the impact on families that's slowing down the recovery. >> the president across the first 100 days created more jobs than any be president in history. people want to work. in fact, labor force participation, those people who are looking for jobs went up last month. >> reporte

jillian: stay safe. thank you very much. >> reporter: thank you. jillian: now to this.cing for a violent summer as warm temperatures ignite already soaring crime rates. how are law enforcement officers preparing. here to react, jackson county texas, andy lauderback and sheriff wayne ivy. thank you for being here. appreciate your time. >> good morning. thank you very much. jillian: we're going to pull up some of the numbers here, the homicide numbers as they skyrocket from just a year ago, you'll see up 27% in new york city, up 100% in minneapolis, up 57% in atlanta and 800% in portland. joey here in new york city, what do you think the next few months are going to be like? >> this is probably going to be the worst summer we've seen in a while. this is obama 2.0. we're going back to what we had just over five years ago, every day the president tries to find a reason to blame the world's problems on the police. i'm getting tired of hearing officers are targeting black and brown people. that's wrong and it's false. they target high crime areas of vie license. it's there jo

jillian: i'm jillian mele. thank you for joining us. we're honoring our fallen heros this memorial day. happening in washington, president biden and vice president kamala harris will mark memorial day by attending the annual wreath had laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. todd: david spunt joins us now. >> reporter: it has been six years since beau biden's passing. president biden waking up in wilmington, delaware this morning. he'll head back to washington, dc in just a few hours. then, he will go to arlington tional cemetery to lay the wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier, a tradition here in the united states of america. for the first time since the pandemic, arlington will be open to the public. it was closed for the majority of the pandemic. it's a solemn resting place of thousands of heroes. the president will visit today. late this morning. he will give the speech after visiting the tomb. yesterday you see the president in wilmington, delaware. he encouraged americans from all stripes to come together and remember

jillian: thank you for joining us. appreciate it.trial begins today for the illegal immigrant accused of killing molly tibbetts. we are live on the ground in iowa with a preview of opening statements. jillian: parents outraged over cancel culture creeping its way into the midwest. explain how they are fighting back. t lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an alle

jillian: eat your heart out. bill deblasio taking a bite out of the pandemic in one of the most unusual press conferences of the covid era or ever. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ friday friday ♪♪ got to get down on friday ♪♪ the weekend weekend ♪♪ todd: i actually did something. i read an article 10 years after this came out. it talks about the trials and tribulations over the course of the 10 years, she had a rough go of it since this song came out. a lot of bullying and personal struggle. todd: this is the third time in the last hour todd said i wrote an article about that person. he told me anything about bruno mars's life. todd: bruno mars? in case you were wondering these giggles mean it is friday. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: hope you are glad you woke up and tuned in this morning. unmasking america, president biden touting the new guidance for those who are vaccinated. todd: rebecca black's agent joins us to explain. >> reporter: more for you to read

jillian: eat your heart out. of the pandemic in one of the most unusual press conferences of the covid era or ever. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ friday friday ♪♪ got to get down on friday ♪♪ the weekend weekend ♪♪ todd: i actually did something. i read an article 10 years after this came out. it talks about the trials and tribulations over the course of the 10 years, she had a rough go

jillian: thanks.hour, supreme court ready to take on a major abortion case challenging roe v wade. could the new conservative majority tips the scales? hands-down the favorite story of the year, aliens among us? a former ufo investigator on the out of this world sightings. ♪♪ casional bloating, gas and abdominal discomfort. support your digestive health with align, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. try align today. and try new align fast acting biotic gummies. helps soothe occasional digestive upsets in as little as 7 days. todd: if you have heard the us supreme court has agreed to hear arguments in a major abortion case challenging roe v wade revolving around the mississippi law that bans abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy. it will be the first major test of the court's conservative majority. editor mary rose joins us now to weigh in. let's pop up on screen the supreme court, republicans have that 6-3 majority based on the ideological slant of the various justices. do you believe this ultimately

jillian: a lot of agents are installed.r joining us. >> will trump regain his megaphone on facebook? we will learn his fate on the social media platform and education. to stop activating academia. i had saved up some money and then found the home of my dreams. but, my home of my dreams needed some work. sofi was the first lender that even offered a personal loan, and i didn't even know that was an option. the personal loan let us renovate our single family house into a multi-unit home. ♪ and i get to live in this beautiful house, with this beautiful kitchen, and it's all thanks to sofi. ♪ if these beautiful idaho potato recipes are just side dishes, and it's all thanks then i'm not a real idaho potato farmer. genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. joins us with this announcement. >> permanent band from using the platform after months of being suspended since january and mark zuckerberg said he believed the risks were simply too great to allow trump to continue using it.

jillian? jillian: mark meredithing thank you.ng me now is arizona congressman andy biggs, sir, thank you for being here this evening. it's good to see you. >> good to see you, jillian, thanks. jillian: so what is your biggest concern at this point? >> well, first of all, the border. that's beyond a crisis, it's a catastrophe now. it's a humanitarian issue. on the other hand, you've got the massive amount of spending that president biden wants, and that's going to basically fuel inflation. even his own economic advisers are saying that. it's going to cut jobs, not make jobs, and it's going to put us in a massive hole fiscally. so you combine those two together, and you've got some real problems kohling -- coming from washington, d.c. now. jillian: you mentioned the border and, in fact, i want to play a clip of what stephen miller had to say earlier today on "sunday morning futures." take a listen. >> i don't care if you're a democrat or republican, the only thing that joe biden is doing on the border not trying to stop illegal imm

todd, jillian. that's literally right down the street, a two minute walk from where we are right here. jillian: the white house covid response coordinator is pressed on president biden's mask wearing while indoors. take a look. >> i think everyone is tired and wearing a mask is -- it can be a pain but we're getting there. and the cdc guidance across time will allow vaccinated people more and more privileges to take off that mask. >> why does president biden in a room full of vaccinated journalists with everybody vaccinated, why does he wear a mask? >> the president will continue to follow the cdc guidance. jillian: president biden defended his actions claiming it, quote, it's still good policy. todd: bob baffert denies any wrong doing after the kentucky winner tests positive. >> i got the biggest gut punch in racing for something that i didn't do and it's really disturbing, it's an injustice to the horse. i don't feel embarrassed. i feel like i was wronged. todd: as of now, medina's kentucky derby w

jillian: 400,$000 for toilets. cranberry research station, two pet projects lawmakers want you to pay for his earmarks return to congress. todd: got to research a cranberry, national prayer day preparation sparking backlash over difficult proportions. "fox and friends first" friday continues right now. ♪♪ todd: the last two weeks off the chain when it comes to 80s hard rock going into the show. jillian: i was expecting a song because we talked -- todd: nothing gets you riled up like cranberries. who is trying to rock? jillian: i was thinking of that. good morning. todd: glad we are talking. jillian: i don't even know it. good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. todd: i am todd piro. alejandra mayorkas will join the migrant facility in donna, texas. jillian: we are learning new numbers how many children are in hhs custody. >> reporter: a lot of them, good morning. the fourth visit to the border. unlike last month extra to el paso, they are holding a press conference at the donna faci

jillian: welcome back.ecutives attend a training course to deconstruct their white male culture. manhattan institute's senior fellow reporting on the issue. >> these executives go through exercises where they said being a white male is analogous to be a kkk member, take you through a series of exercises where the review white male privilege statements apologizing for their race, apologizing for their sex. >> the company released a statement saying employee training programs focus on core values of doing what is right and respecting others. todd: a school board moving forward with a plan to fly black lies matter and pride flags along the american flag, this calls for the flag be flown at all facilities and inside each classroom. one board member be reading members who wanted to send it for legal review saying, quote, you are creating a roadblock in a racist system that does that reaffirm our students diversity. president biden will promote economic policies during a speech at a community college in cleveland

jillian: this is unbelievable.n francisco high school students are going to return to school for less then a week before the school year ends so schools will be allowed to get this $12 million qualified to get $12 million, the deal is being described as a blatant money grab, students, and it is kind of insulting they are trying to make up for a loss of over a year with a few days. probably wouldn't even be my own school with my own teachers and reopening advocacy group at the san francisco chronicle saying what message does this give about what they are worth and how adults take care of our vulnerable population. this shows a matter or the money matters. the san francisco chronicle broke this story, they did not return request -- request for comments, not the spirit of the law in terms, reopening 1 to 3 days. todd: these kids, we are giving up on our kids. that didn't take long, the outrage machine coming. >> there is outrage on social media over tim teboww signing for the jacksonville jaguars, calling it white pri

jillian: welcome back i made for john scott and i am jillian predict is the bottom of the hour if you'reg us, look at our top stories, the democratic in washington dc, the 51st state any new roadblock in the senate is a key vote moderate democrat joe manchin said that it should be done through a constitutional amendment, not congressional action. in downtown indianapolis, bars gathering at this stadium, to remember the 80 people killed last month and the mass shooting at a fedex facility. indiana governor was among the speakers targeted we learn that actress olivia dukakis has died, the oscar-winner is best known for her roll in sealed magnolias and mistrust she was 89 years old. for more on these and other stories coming can download the "fox news" app in the qr code accord to "fox news" .com/app. president bidens $2.25 trillion spinning planet is inviting towns all across america. they welcome any rebuilding help another say that the benefits are not worth the tax hike to pay for them. there are those who say is often enough money towards roads and bridges. a stand front stephanie benn

jillian: welcome back. the birthplace of the defund the police movement, 30,$000 in rewards for anyone who comes forward with more information on 3 separate shootings of children. here to react his retired officer myron mason. thanks for being here. let's pull up this information. the report, 30,$000 for information, 10,$000 for each case including a 10 year mexican and 9-year-old victim and a 6-year-old victim. everybody watching, if they have information people need to come forward. kids should not be suffering the brunt of crime like this. absolutely horrific but you do wonder if police were able to operate at full capacity would this be a process happening a little quicker? >> we would hope so. we are down quite a few officers, 200 which is devastating to the department. jillian: what is your message to the community members out there that they want information on crimes and rightfully so and specific crimes like the minneapolis, homicides are up 113% of violent crime up 15%. police need resources to do

talk to jillian mele. jillian: so great. love that story. congrats.good day, everyone. >> the fbi described the will ransomware as darkside variant. >> this is up sanity. >> people being paid to stay home, we don't see much evidence of that we have help wanted signs up everywhere and the people won't come to work because they're getting as much money by staying home. >> parents fighting back after the university of massachusetts suspended three female students for attending off campus party without wearing face mavericks. >> it's heart-breaking. this has been horrible. >> illegal

jillian? jillian: all right. this as iran's presidential election is just over a month away. for more insight on what we might see, let's bring in former u.s. ambassador to iraq and turkey and chair of the middle east program at the wilson center, james jeffrey. he also served as the special representative for syria engagement. ambassador, thanks for being here. appreciate your time. >> thank you very much for having me. scrl jl so do you think it's the right move to reenter the iran nuclear deal? >> it's almost a coin toss. president biden ran his campaign on rejoining, and it's always generally good to do what you promise in a campaign. there's a plus and a minus. this will freeze or push iran's ability to get a nuclear weapon quickly back to about a year of time for something like five, six years. that isn't great, but it's better than having them on the threshold of it all the time. the downside is we pay iran, we don't pay iran anything, but iran will be able to have many sanctions lifted and sell oil again.

jillian: a fox news alert. rockets towards israel as tensions grow overseas but at home rashida tlaib is cost confronting the president for siding with our allies. the latest. todd: the trial for the illegal immigrant accused of murdering molly tibbetts, live in iowa with what to expect. change it seems unfair teachers take their masks off while they yell at us that we need to pull hours up. >> a fourth grader going viral for obliterating his school's mask mandate. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ what's wrong with being ♪♪ what's wrong with being confident ♪♪ todd: we are doing this now. i am confident that i know these two cities in new york and we are looking live to

jillian: 400,$000 for toilets.nberry research station, two pet projects lawmakers want you to pay for his earmarks return to congress. todd: got to research a cranberry, national prayer day preparationpa

jillian: no.ers and neil has been one of the more outspoken who has been on this show a lot of times. a lot of pipeline workers saying, look, we are doing, you know, green energy in how we are operating our business. and we still can do more. there are things in the middle that we can do rather than just shutting down jobs completely. todd: with that let's go to this story. now we are going to take a nice deep breath after our talking point and go to this. jillian: okay. todd: wisconsin lawmakers taking a america first approach to governing. ♪ ♪ jillian: t-ball to pro-sports state assembly passing a bill that requires the national anthem to be played before all games. todd: apply to government funded venues, it heads to the state senate. okay. we could do another talking point on that. we ran out of time. we are talking about the gas because it effects everybody. jillian: does, absolutely. thanks for watching today. we will see you back here tomorrow. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good

jillian: now to this, st.e asking for the public's help in identifying people films dancing on police cars, the group broke up a party over the weekend, the mayor saying to police, peacefully dispersing the crowd saying to the dancers, quote, you can go out and have a good time without all of the nonsense was there was an officer in that vehicle. that is scary. todd: and todd: people serving time in order to try to increase the number of vaccinated adults. people who are or will be serving community service can have the community service cut in half by getting the vaccine. we are on a case-by-case basis and already been offered in several dozen cases. i'm getting choked up thinking about it. jillian: fox news presses the white house on the origins of the coronavirus, take a look. >> license president biden pushing for more axis, more information to get to the bottom of what happened? >> we are and we have repeatedly called for the who to support an expert driven evaluation of the pandemic's origins. >> the wor

jillian: thank you for joining us.th of your losses. >> let's check in with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> 16 minutes on "fox and friends". $500 because he would not wear a mask on the floor of the house of representatives. a bunch of republicans said we are done with it, the cdc says we don't need it so we are not going to where it. congressman and former white house position jackson, new reports of the lone star state, 0 covid deaths. joe biden, he will say, plus nancy grace joins us with the video the mystery moment of sleeping father was abducted from his bed. she tells us on this awful awful case. doctor carol swain on the left's efforts to cancel math class because math is racist. "fox and friends" kicks off 15 minutes and 50 seconds for right now in the channel you trust for your morning news. back with "fox and friends first" coming up. jillian: president biden giving his first address the coast guard cadet this week but after emphasizing their importance the president called the gra

jillian: thanks.d: a former ufo investigator issues a dire warning about national security. >> i think we are beginning to realize just that we may not be alone and when we get this report to congress hopefully the department of defense and the intelligence community will come clean, level with the american people about what is going on and it is a global phenomenon, we had cases in the uk, but make no mistake, this is probably the single biggest defense and national security we are facing today and we need some answers. todd: that is quite a statement after leaked footage shows a ufo floating off the coast of california. the pentagon confirmed the video was taken by navy personnel aboard the uss omaha in 2019. congress will be briefed by several national security agencies on ufos next. todd: can two here it. the washington state man uses the second amendment to save his neighbors from someone on a violent rampage is the out-of-control individual armed with a metal baton, he literally pepper spray peo

jillian: we will continue to follow that. the senate confirming kristin carcass assistant attorney general for the civil rights division with no gop support. >> our colleagues on the committee did not give her a favorable recommendation because of a long history of statements that place the nominee on the far left fringe of the political spectrum. >> clark is the first black woman to lead the division, turned for calls for defund the police. todd: a 9/11 hero has a park named after him,. a as memorial park, for family, friends and the finest, he became the face of first responders as he fought for victims compensation fund even after he was dying of cancer. he was here on capitol hill after passing away in july of 2019. >> on september 11th, worked tirelessly, about the rescue and recovery period that followed. todd: alvarez was a marine and member of the bomb squad, he died at age 53. think of the selfless ways he gave to his country. time is 11 minutes after the hour. animal rights activists bearing down on gavin newsom's r

jillian: that the ad let's begin. of the leading republican contenders in the california recall election sparking some chatter after releasing this ad against governor gavin newsom. watch. >> recall the beauty and collect the nicest smartest beast you have ever met. carley: where did they get the bear? the recall pushed him over newsom's handling the state's pandemic response. newsom is missing that effort. >> now is not the time to waste hundreds of millions of dollars on a recall effort that is nothing but a partisan power grab. carley: caitlin jenner will be on hannity after launching her candidacy against newsom two weeks ago. cornell university opens a rockclimbing course on campus initially only for black indigenous and students of color. the ivy league changing course after a wave of backlash calling and discriminatory against white students, the university says it may include a focus on students of specific identity but not restricted to only those students. still had first it was legal, super spreader event,

jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning.ill unveil $6 trillion budget proposal. >> the plan will include the largest increase in federal spending since world war ii. griff jenkins joins us from washington with a breakdown of that budget. >> reporter: go big or go home is the president's plan, to break the checkbooks wide open, the gap between his proposal and the gop's a mile wide or 5 trillion to be exact. look at what is in the president's budget, major boost for everything from infrastructure, families, jobs, education, environment, healthcare to the tune of $6 trillion, the president making the case in cleveland yesterday. >> this is our moment to rebuild the economy from the bottom up, not trickle-down economy. >> reporter: comes as the national debt $20 trillion in congress has questions how to pay for, the republicans counteroffer, $928 billion. in their proposal you see $5.6 billion for roads and bridges, 9 billion, 72 billion for water infrastructure, $46 billion for rail among others. senatoritoh said they sought t

jillian: i am hungry. that super 6 apps, play for chance to win 10,$000 which all you need to do is predict 6 outcomes in the super 6 quiz show. topics range from entertainment to sports. it is free to play. ♪♪ >> assistant dean is defending critical race theory by claiming all white people are racist and she herself is white. >> carley shimkus is here to explain. >> her name is kate slater who describes his other than antiracist scholar and recently posted some bananas to ramp up caught some people's attention, she writes yes, all white people are racist in that all white people have been conditioned in a society where one's racial identity determines life experiences/outcomes and whiteness is the norm and the default, that includes me. i don't hate white people, i hate whiteness. reaction that comment was swift, here is conservative commentator candace owens on the subject. >> talk about what is happening inside the school system, everybody cares about their children, they understand what is going on. th

jillian: maybe jenner, who knows?ning to some headlines, josh dugger is set to be released on bail today was a federal judge granted the release as the former reality star awaits trial on child pornography charges. dugger may stay at a family friend's home, allowed contact with his children but only with his wife present. he cannot be around any other minors and his fans are using the internet, he p todd: of violent attack, sneaking up on a woman punching her in the head and robbing her before running off. police say a backpack which was stolen carry her laptop and her wallet. police still searching for that suspect. >> the media gave president by the negative coverage than any president in 30 years, the pure research center analyze media coverage of 60 days the clinton administration. in the latest study, the media ran 5 times as many positive stories about biden's first days in office than it did about donald trump in 2017. the study notes that half of all stories about the biden administration mentioned donald trum

jillian: are you seeing that.lot of the time who are having a hard time finding employees but mike raises a point that it is a supply chain issue. if you don't have truck drivers on the road we are not going to get a product. >> it has been a long-term issue with trucking. good people in the industry and the labor force has been down through the workforce staging, people getting older and getting out, we have 61,000 jobs available according to the ata we can put people to work right now and it is a great career. i've been in it 34 years, it offers a lot of opportunity and the ability to be with your family, the changes with life. you can work locally or long-distance, so much opportunity out there. >> appreciate everything you have done, thank you for bringing it to our attention, appreciate you being here. have a good night. >> virginia school district becoming a focal point in the debate over critical race theory. >> cop is racist, abusive, disconnect against one color. van crt. todd: not only to parents wanted

jillian, todd?ve: kristina, thank you very much for the live report from the west coast and, of course, joe biden last night in talking about it talked about this is proof just as i have approached congress, we need to pass more gun legislation. brian: predictable as usual. bring up the guns being the problem, not the person. we're never going to get guns out of america. i believe that's an unbalanced. ainsley: the ex-wife's comments were unbelievable saying she hasn't been in contact with him for 13 years. she was afraid of him. he had a really bad temper. he said he wanted to do this. steve: i listened as i came in this morning on the radio and one of his neighbors said he lived next door for 20 years, never talked to him. did not have any friends. he was a loner. ainsley: really? brian: very typical, sadly. three minutes after the top of the hour. did you see what was going on yesterday? all of a sudden the "wall street journal" from "the washington post from other media outlets that also have te

jillian has headlines. what's going on lay, jillian. drops the death penalty for a mom and her boyfriend accused of abusing and killing her 10-year-old son. police say anthony was severely abused before he was found dead in his mom's apartment. gascon's own deputy d.a. is calling for the death penalty to be reinstated but gascon has said death is never appropriate in any case. now to this mayor de blasio want to welcome travellers to new york city with covid-19 immunity. >> we want to go the extra mile make it easy for tourists if they're here get vaccinated while you are here. jillian: is he proposing the city offer johnson & johnson's one shot vaccine at popular tourist sites like times square. comes as just 3% of city residents are considered fully vaccinated. health department data showing 45% have received at least one dose. tokyo could host the first biological male to compete in a olympic sport. weight lifter is effectively guaranteed a spot in this summer's games as a result of a rule change by the committee. it was made after m

jillian: i live under a rock, hi jillian. a vegetarian. did i not know that. ainsley: how many years now? jillian: like 15. ainsley: you just have one bite. it's so good. thank you, jillian. it's 19 minutes after the top of the hour. making history first black woman to serve in virginia state legislature. and now the first to secure the republican nomination for lieutenant governor, the form everywhere marine is going to join us live next ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ aging is a journey. you can't always know what's ahead. since 1995, seniors have opened their doors to right at home for personalized care. to be their guide. to steer them through uncharted territory. and when it comes right down to it, to keep them safe at home. after all, home is the best place to be. right at home. navigating what's to come. ♪ ♪ are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, right at home. navigating what's to come. gas or abdominal discomfort? taking align every day can help. align contains a quality probiotic developed by gastroent

they also arrested jillian here as well. >> laura: does this seem like the country you grew up in?. >> laura: cory, what are the prospects here of getting any assistance or help? >> well, we really at this point have to rely on governor desantis and i hate to put it in his lap and his jacket of general counsel's lap, but we got a political activist judge that originally told mike and jillian before i was ever retained that the state was offering a diversion program and the judge said -- it was the judge that said the only resolution he would approve is a ten day jail sentence for mike in jail, and that is before jillian's case was transferred in, so the way broward state charged it, mike is facing actually two second-degree misdemeanor for a total of 120 days in jail and jillian is facing one for a total of 60 days in jail, all for basically not having people where masks while exercising. that's what we're talking about. >> laura: this is insanity. governor desantis, it sounds like broward is thumbing their nose at you. you've been very pro-reopening, getting rid of these mandates.

jillian: college canceled itself? golden globes became the latest target of the world elite. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪♪ pressing down on you ♪♪ ♪♪ todd: totally like the news, a lot of pressure on guests i would say. going off of a story about the golden globes may be. >> a bunch of rich people giving back trophies, i have soccer trophies from seventh-grade. >> i they participation trophies? that matters. >> at verona high school. with that you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: for biden ordering federal agencies with a possible gas was following a cyberattack on a major pipeline. >> jackie ibanez in the southeast already ran out of gas and restoring service, this is bad. >> reporter: the administration says there are no major shortages yet but there could be after the colonial pipeline was downed by cyber attack delivering 45% of the fuel consumed on the east coast, the president told agencies to free resources to alleviate future shortages while the carolina governor roy cooper declared a state of emergency suspending motor

jillian: the l.a. encounter of a teacher berating a deputy is caught on camera. take a look. >> i'm going to cite you for yousing your cell phone. >> for him being a mexican racist? what is that name? yeah. >> it's on the citation, ma'am. >> here did you go mexican racist. you are always going to be a mexican. you will never be white. you know that, right? carley: no word on whether the woman is still employed. the sheriff is speaking tout fox news and says this is the reality his deputies face all the time. listen. >> harassing me. >> it has become all too common now, this is a reality that our deputies face on the streets. it's not so much people with a bull horn screaming at the top of their lungs, it's the politicians, it's members of the boards of supervisors encouraging this behavior by trying to pretend that somehow that our department is full of people that are actively harassing the public when, actually, the opposite is in this case shows very, very well is quite common. carley: the deputy st

here is jillian. jillian: it's such tragedy.e the neighbor who made that horrifying discovery is opening up about the moment she walked outside and found cash again none in the middle of the street. >> laying out in the middle of the street i see a hand, i see a foot i started screaming and crying. momma this is a baby. i'm scared and angry. no matter how many times i try to move on i can't unsee what i saw surveillance video showing brown taking him from his bed. gernon sleeping next to his twin brother while under the care of his father's ex-girlfriend. she tells the daily mail she knew the 18 faces kidnapping and theft charges. waiting on forensic analysis before pressing forward with additional charges. a motive for the killing is still under investigation. send it back to you. steve: so, jillian, the biological father, who left town because of drug charges, has since turned himself in. but, he left the boys in the care of his ex-girlfriend. jillian: his ex-girlfriend. steve and now it sounds like the biological mother is no

jillian: thank you for the update.ortant thing right now is you get the answers you deserve keep going and never lose that faith. appreciate your time. >> thank you for having us. jillian: dramatic video showing officer saving the life of a 3-month-old baby, heart pounding rescue next. .. using slamming into a boat in miami. a closer look. you can see the man barely able to hold on as he crashes into the side of that boat. he was rushed to the hospital and underwent surgery for a broken foot. he is expected to be okay. police officers rushed to save the 3-month-old baby coming rescue, camera but may be hard to watch. all right. there we go. okay, buddy. >> the baby started breathing on his own 3 minutes later, he is doing well. the police commissioners as the video gives her goosebumps. todd: how could it not, took my breath away. connecticut ready to hand out $1,000 bonuses to unemployed people who get back to work but our next guest calls this bribe. connecticut house republican leader joins me now, you're not a fan

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thank you, jillian. terror threats. a u.s. border patrol confirms nearly 60,000 illegal crossings in the past two months are from noncentral american countries and not from mexico either. here to react retired adjunct general of the arizona national guard michael maguire. general, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. how are you doing? steve: doing okay. but i'm a little troubled by thvment we heard all these people are from these northern triangle countries or they are from mexico. now the border patrol says no, 60,000 are from some place else, which means we don't know anything about them. they could be bad guys. >> that's right. i was alarmed when i heard that i was working with our huma border sector chief. after president biden took office in march and april time frame and they told me that up to 80% of the folks in the huma sector were exploiting the asylum law and claiming asylum and that of those 80%, nearly half of them that were crossing illegally were from asia, europe, africa and sout

i believe jillian. jillian: i hope you do, good morning.olent weekend. memorial day weekend, as experienced in a lot of other major cities. the message to the suspects, we're coming after you. jillian: a reward will be offer ed for information leading to an arrest. >> a police union calling out amazon for selling merchandise with the phrase "blue lives murder." in a letter obtained by the new york post, the union demanded the company take down the anti- cop items writing, "to continue to hawk products with this phrase puts the lives of police officers and all law enforcement nationwide at risk." amazon has not commented. >> overnight, severe storms pounding the southern plains causing flooding concerns. today more than three inches are expected in areas from oklahoma to texas. a tornado touched down in oklahoma yesterday. take a look at this , students and their families cheer as cell phones at a texas high school graduation during a power outage wow. >> okay the u.s. navy blue angel s jets do not let a little ruin ruin their drive-in airsh

talk to jillian mele. jillian: so great. love that story. congrats. "fox & friends" starts right now. thanks for watching. have a good day, everyone. >> the fbi described the will ransomware as darkside variant. >> this is up sanity. >> people being paid to stay home, we don't see much evidence of that we have help wanted signs up everywhere and the people won't come to work because they're getting as much money by staying home. >> parents fighting back after the university of massachusetts suspended three female students for attending off campus party without wearing face mavericks. >> it's heart-breaking. this has been horrible. >> illegal crossing surge. >> more than 700 migrants apprehended here in the sector every day. >> we need more manpower. we need people in d.c. to make a decision. >> do you think that it's wrong to suggest to children that if they are white they belong to an oppressor class? >> i think we should be lifting up alleth nit. >> people are starting to figure out what's requesting on in the classroom because of what's happened in

brian: could you look into that jillian? jillian: sure.tion and they verified the signature and it was not the guy's signature. they could not put it on the auction block. i was so embarrassed because it wasn't my fault. i just asked for it. steve: well you didn't say you'd get that person to sign it, you just wanted that person's off. brian: i did it. that's a scandal. ainsley: why isn't the football part of the auction? they are like um we didn't want to tell you but we couldn't verify that signature. brian: jim thorpe isn't signing footballs anymore. ainsley: 18 minutes after the top of the hour coming up as progressives push to pack the supreme court, a washington post op-ed is now pressuring justice bryer to retire so democrats can find a more liberal replacement ben domenech will sound off on that plus dan bongino will join us live later in the hour. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a bit differently.

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steve: thank you, jillian.ginia where parents have launched a new ad campaign calling out critical race theory in classrooms aiming to oust six school board members who they say tried to target and silence them. >> infecting our schools with critical race theory. training teachers that christians are oppressors. one school board member even endorsed an official committee to, quote, silence the opposition. parents and teachers are fighting back. they are recalling the six school board members who stood by and did nothing while parents were targeted. steve: well, that's part of the ad. two loudoun county moms join us now alicia brandy mother of three who actually pulled her kids out of the public schools in loudoun county this year and cheryl mother of three of and a member of loudoun's parents for education. ladies, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning. steve: all right, so alicia, ultimately this all started you don't want critical race theory taught in your schools to your children is that why

jillian: garage to you.t documents reveal darian brown was seen in surveillance video taking cash from his bed in the middle of the night. the boy was later found dead. brown is being held on kidnapping and burglary charges. a small memorial for cash has been set up where his body was found. trained tourist trainer bob baffert taking a hit before the belmont stakes. suspending baffert from entering horses in races after kentucky derby win erma diana spirit failed drug test. will suspension will depend on the ongoing investigation in kentucky. baffert has denied any wrongdoing saying the medication found in his blood was due to incidentment. staff sergeant brandon stafford along with fellow soldiers all deciding to give up their locks. keep shaving his head while his sister undergoes cancer treatment. we wish them well. brian: thanks so much, jillian. a game, it's dangerous. an oregon mom outraged after her daughter collapsed during a high school high school basketball tryout because she wasn't allowed to you