rob: why am i calling this -- janice, good to see you. jillian: a pennsylvania company getting the green light to distribute flags for memorial day. hoping to fulfill the special mission after the governor granted flag waver amid covid-19. luis gonzalez joined us with the actor. >> memorial day is a day soldiers sacrificed their lives, but it means deeply in my heart to honor them. jillian: blue knights bringing 50,000 american flags to the department of veteran affairs. rob: homeless camps blocking small businesses as they try to reopen in portland, oregon, improvise shoulders lining city sidewalks. and vandalism offenses. unless they are physically blocking businesses entrance once they need a couple more feet. jillian: the world health organization reporting 106,000 new coronavirus cases worldwide. rob: a data leak reports more cases in china, more than previously thought. jillian: good morning, breakdown the numbers for us. >> a data leak from the chinese motor university indicates, 6000 total cases of covid-19. fox news is not indepe

thinking of getting a new gun the ones we got in her shot from rob why is he didn't know what to do he's trapped in this tiny little wired how much we don't need a crate with him he will just start reaching out and she will let us freedom anywhere near and thousands of reading dogs are caged in inhumane conditions on puppy farm i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. to get you. to it's ok. across the u.s. cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and pet stores most of the puppies are coming from these large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold in stores even giant a good businesses are involved like ogling mom santa there has been a shocking amount of organized opposition to efforts to increase the standards of care for dogs bred in commercial rating for so many days most of that opposition is coming from huge agricultural groups and industries that have nothing to do with dogs don't buy dog on o.t. . join me

thinking of getting a new phone the ones we got in our shells from rob why is he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny little wired coach we don't need a crate with him the wall. reaching out into the wall when is freedom anywhere near and thousands of reading dogs are caged in the into lane conditions on puppy farms i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the thunder nothing they have no protection. it's ok you. know it's ok. across the us cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and pet stores most of the puppies are coming from these large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold in stores even joined a group businesses are involved like ogling mom santa there has been a shocking amount of the organizing opposition to adverts to increase the standards of care for dogs bred in commercial breeding for so many most of that opposition is coming from huge agricultural groups and industries that have nothing to do with jobs don't buy dog. t.'s khaled

our let's get more now from chief editor rob parsons. why is china doing this now and what is beijing seekiking by announcing t this controveversil law? rob: it comes within the context of what has been happening in hong kong over the last year, massive demonstrations i in 201. although thehey have died down a little bit or considerably doing the. of the coronavirus -- the period of the coronavirus, the hong kong authorities would've anticipated that things would've gotten back to a they were in 2019 and this is a way of trying to put a lid on things. law in mind that this new is a national security law that the chinese are trying to introduce which would prohibit subversion, separatism, and foreign interference against the chinese government. it is tainted already and came in in 1990 71 hong kong left british control and -- came on 71 when hong kong left reddish control. -- reddish control. -- british control. there are multiple reasons and thosegislature never took measures in large part i would suggest because of a completely different wa

other bay area counties and loosening shelter restrictions is santa clara county kron four's rob fladeboe explains why and how that is resulting in some frustration for businesses and that community. >>it's really frustrating that we're all not on the same page here the downtown association scott needs who would welcome some foot traffic back to hard hit downtown san jose says the varying local state and federal orders governing pandemic response and recovery are frustrating and confusing what can i do here in santa clara county, maybe all dried. >>you know a few minutes and go do some shopping, you know in other neighborhoods where there's a more permissive attitude unlike its neighbors. santa clara county has no plans to move to stage to just yet. despite making significant headway in hospital capacity testing an infrastructure. >>conditions have not changed all that much said county health officer doctor sara cody earlier this week are epidemic is is neither increasing or decreasing. >>it's just staying about study which means that if killed back we're going to see an increase doctor cody says a ke

procedures put on hold because of the virus are resuming at stanford health care kron four's rob fladeboe explains why that's possible. >>as priorities shifted to dealing with the coronavirus outbreak stanford health care d laid some 3,000 elective surgeries. today even as it guards against further spread of covid-19 stanford says many of those surgeries are back on the schedule according to ceo david entwistle's we see these are anywhere from. >>her procedures to neurosurgical procedures to orthopedic procedures so there's a broad range of things before wind that we had a longer period of time that could be delayed but now in some cases are becoming urgent new safety protocols are in place including the use of masks and personal protection equipment. >>and the capacity for widespread testing of both patients and employees so we have about 11,014 1000 tested so far is symptomatic so they don't have a symptoms of the disease and in fact we've only seen a 0.3 of one percent so 99.7% of our toys. >>don't have the virus safety protocols also include daily screening of employees. >>and patients will be che

rob. >>coming up why some argue the governor's proposed new budget cuts would hurt california's most vulnerable population. also what the city of hayward is changing to help businesses that are going to be reopening and after the break the major coronavirus testing getting the city of san jose and santa clara county are increasing testing for the coronavirus in fact they are now offering free testing to every resident to wants it. kron four's charles clifford has details where in santa clara county on wednesday. the city of san jose and health officials from the county. >>announced that they are going to provide free coronavirus testing for all residents of the county now the testing is going to happen here at the p a l stadium in east san jose they've chosen this location because health officials say about 40% of the current coronavirus cases in santa clara county have been found in east san jose but only about 20% of the testing has happened here so they want to ramp up testing in order to get a better picture of how this virus is spreading here, san jose mayor sam liccardo. >>this where so m

procedures put on hold because of the virus are resuming at stanford health care kron four's rob fladeboe explains why that's possible. >>as priorities shifted to dealing with the coronavirus outbreak stanford health care d laid some 3,000 elective surgeries. today even as it guards against further spread of covid-19 stanford says many of those surgeries are back on the schedule according to ceo david entwistle's we see these are anywhere from. >>her procedures to enter a surgical procedures to orthopedic procedures so there's a broad range of things that before wind that we had a longer period of time that could be delayed. but now in some cases are becoming urgent new safety protocols are in place including the use of masks and personal protection equipment. >>and the capacity for widespread testing of both patients and employees so we have about 11,014 1000 tested so far it's symptomatic so they don't have a symptoms of the disease and in fact we've only seen a 0.3 of one percent so 99.7% of our toys. >>don't have the virus safety protocols also include daily screening of employees. >>and patients

that's why we are wearing these poppies from bellville, new jersey. thank you. robmportant to remember arranged coming up on "fox & friends," more on the president his trip to michigan and the no mask and also there is going to be a news conference tonight with kayleigh mcenany, some entertainment for your friday evening. "fox & friends" starts right now. see you later. ♪ steve: thank you, rob and jillian. good morning. it is friday may 22nd, 2020. it's new york city. we start this hour with the fox news alert. the fbi is now hunting for a possible second suspect this morning after that potential terror attack is stopped at naval air base in the state of texas. brian: yep, this as we learn the shooter is an american citizen. ainsley: todd piro joins us live with what else we know this morning. what's the latest, todd? todd: steve, anxiously and brian, good morning. right now the fbi working all angles to find that possible second suspect and a motive

of new mexico and the state has one of the highest infection rates nationwide officer as rob ruggles explains why. in late march a navajo tribal member learned she had been exposed to corona virus and sought testing at an indian health service or i.h.s. hospital they earned me away and told me that i didn't have any. that night air around midnight i started to run feelers. and the next day the body started there it was. excruciating like every bone in my body was hurting all the way down to the. anger with very very bad headaches or a big a return to the i just hospital but they refused to admit her or her 66 year old mother who was also ill they turned us away until was come back until it gets worse a not that quite yet like what is worse i mean what's worse than this it's going to get worse and that's the i h s is run by the federal government in washington it is notoriously underfunded understaffed and under equipped we asked the i guess repeatedly over several weeks for an interview but got nowhere we don't have the best healthcare system on the national news should we have been hit hard by t

carley: sure, why not. rob: carley, thanks. jillian: we have got to go.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

why? it's too hard. rob: so that's just a small sample, robert.he media has pretty much gone all-in against the president. is that fair? >> well, the media goes all in on every president. that's part of the stress of the job. go back to the writings of lincoln and back to george washington. the idea that the president is going to run against the media instead of talk about the 90,000 people dead from coronavirus, 36 million people who are unemployed currently, i think that falls on deaf ears. joe biden is leading in every poll that's come out, running neck in neck in many swing states so president trump has to take it seriou seriously when is to the chance at re-election. rob: you say neck in neck in some states. let's pull up this information. look at these states in contention in 2020 and the president has favorability in these states over joe biden. and jason, one other question, he said the media goes all-in on every president. do you feel the media was all-in investigating president obama? >> i do not. i think it's unfair to even compare the

procedures put on hold because of the virus are resuming at stanford health care kron four's rob fladeboe explains why that is possible. as priorities shifted to dealing with the coronavirus outbreak stanford health care d laid some 3,000 elective surgeries. >>today even as it guards against further spread of covid-19 stanford says many of those surgeries are back on the schedule according to ceo david entwistle's we see these are anywhere from. >>her procedures to neurosurgical procedures to orthopedic procedures so there's a broad range of things before wind that we had a longer period of time that could be delayed but now in some cases are becoming urgent new safety protocols are in place including the use of masks and personal protection equipment. >>and as a capacity for widespread testing of both patients and employees so we have about 11,014 1000 tested so far a symptomatic so they don't have a symptoms of the disease and in fact we've only seen a 0.3 of one percent so 99.7% of our toys. >>don't have the virus safety protocols also include daily screening of employees. >>and patients will be ch

procedures put on hold because of the virus are resuming at stanford health care kron four's rob fladeboe explains why that is possible. as priorities shifted to dealing with the coronavirus outbreak stanford health care d laid some 3,000 elective surgeries. >>today even as it guards against further spread of covid-19 stanford says many of those surgeries are back on the schedule according to ceo david entwistle's we see these are anywhere from. >>hurt procedures to neurosurgical procedures to orthopedic procedures so there's a broad range of things before wind that we had a longer period of time that could be delayed but now in some cases are becoming urgent new safety protocols are in place including the use of masks and personal protection equipment. >>and as a capacity for widespread testing of both patients and employees so we have about 11,014 1000 tested so far. ace tim tim attic, so they don't have a symptoms of the disease and in fact we've only seen a 0.3 of one percent so 99.7% of our toys. >>don't have the virus safety protocols also include daily screening of employees. >>and patients wil

>>the morning rob, and that's why the sheriff said he's talked to local residents and they tell him they feel like the health department has been far more restrictive even though the governor's orders for the county now also the sheriff said he's reached out to the local health department and they haven't been transparent with providing information to back up their orders and take a look at your screen here is a statement that we have from this year and goes into detail, starting if june first 2020 i'm directing all sheriff's office staff to discontinue the enforcement of the sonoma county public health orders issued by the sonoma county public health department and the public health officer. now the sheriff said he also reached out to the county health department for information to back up their orders and he says he hasn't receded he says over the last 10 weeks sonoma counties made progress eve. increased testing and the infection rate is under control. the sheriff also says it's time to move into a risk based system and beyond blanket orders now the board of supervisors is also respon

procedures put on hold because of the virus resuming at stanford health care kron four's rob fladeboe explains why that's possible. >>as priorities shifted to dealing with the coronavirus outbreak stanford health care d laid some 3,000 elective surgeries. today even as it guards against further spread of covid-19 stanford says many of those surgeries are back on the schedule according to ceo david entwistle's we see these are anywhere from. >>her procedures to neurosurgical procedures to orthopedic procedures so there's a broad range of things before wind that we had a longer period of time that could be delayed but now in some cases are becoming urgent new safety protocols are in place including the use of masks and personal protection equipment. >>and as a capacity for widespread testing of both patients and employees so we have about 11,014 1000 tested so far dramatic so they don't have the symptoms of the disease and in fact we've only seen a 0.3 of one percent so 99.7% of our toys. >>don't have the virus safety protocols also include daily screening of employees. >>and patients will be checke

procedures put on hold because of the virus are resuming at stanford health care kron four's rob fladeboe explains whyt's possible. >>as priorities shifted to dealing with the coronavirus outbreak stanford health care d laid some 3,000 elective surgeries. today even as it guards against further spread of covid-19 stanford says many of those surgeries are back on the schedule according to ceo david entwistle's we see these are anywhere from. >>her procedures to neurosurgical procedures to orthopedic procedures so there's a broad range of things before wind that we had a longer period of time that could be delayed. but now in some cases are becoming urgent new safety protocols are in place including the use of masks and personal protection equipment. >>and as a capacity for widespread testing of both patients and employees so we have about 11,014 1000 tested so far dramatic so they don't have the symptoms of the disease and in fact we've only seen a 0.3 of one percent so 99.7% of our toys. >>don't have the virus safety protocols also include daily screening of employees. >>and patients will be checked f

but in the rest of new mexico the state has one of the highest infection rates nationwide rob reynolds explains why. in late march a navajo tribal member learned she had been exposed to corona virus and such testing at an indian health service or i.h.s. hospital they earned me away and told me that i didn't have any. that nightmare around me and i started running. and the next day the body started they were so excruciating like every bone in my body was hurting all the way down to my. anger with very very bad headaches or a big a return to the i just hospital but they refused to admit her or her 66 year old mother who was also ill they turned us to wait until was coming back until it gets worse and you know that quite yet like what is worst mean what's worse than this is going to get worse the i h s. is run by the federal government in washington it is notoriously underfunded understaffed and under equipped we asked the i guess repeatedly over several weeks for an interview but got nowhere we don't have the best healthcare system on the national news should we have been hit hard by this virus that

rob. >>> still ahead, another red flag. why health organization is no longer testing a drug once thought to be a game-changer in the fight against covid-19. >>> happening now, gearing up for historic flight. two astronauts aboard a spacex dragon capsule atop a falcon 9 rocket and liftoff for the international space station on wednesday. each astronaut has already been to space twice. the name of the mission will not be revealed until launch day. we're back with more in a moment. >>> more concern tonight about the drug hydroxychloroquine. the world health organization is suspending its test of the drug in covid-19 patients. this follows last week's and lupus.ing the drug to heart >>> president trump says he is no longer taking hydroxychloroquine. the president revealed last week he began taking the drug as a preventative measure. he said a white house doctor recommended it, but yesterday president trump said he finished his two-week dosage. >>> republican national committee is suing governor newsom to stop the state from sending

you know, and we asked withy sutton why he robbed banks. he said that's where the money is.oint is, we ought to be testing people who are sick, coming forward with signs and symptoms. and everyone in every state should be able to be tested the day they need that kind of test. that's when we are going to learn are we seeing more infected people? are we not? is the number growing? are we seeing cases in places where we had previously had low transmission. then we want to test in place where is we have outbreaks potentially growing. right there, that will give us a great deal of information about are things going up or down. >>. that needs to be a priority. >> thank you for your expertise. appreciate it very much my meanwhile, the census bureau here in the united states says almost half of american adults are in households that have already lost employment income during this pandemic with 10% of adults reporting difficulties getting enough to simply put food on the table and eat. joining us, the founder of world central kitchen who is serving fooels meals to those in need durin

they are resuming at stanford health care kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live to explain. why this is possible drop. >>yeah, that's right catherine you may recall as it ramped up to protocols and a capacity to a deal with the pair rather for the covid-19 outbreak away back in the middle of march stafford medicine canceled or postponed rather possibly delayed all elective surgeries. today are some of thoss procedures have continued resume rather even as stanford a continues to test both patients and employ and a hospital patients rather and staff members for covid-19 going forward here's more. as priorities shifted to dealing with the coronavirus outbreak stanford health care d laid some 3,000 elective surgeries. >>today even as it guards against further spread of covid-19 stanford says many of those surgeries are back on the schedule, according to ceo david entwistle's we see these are anywhere from. >>her procedures to neurosurgical procedures to orthopedic procedures so there's a broad range of things before wind that we had a longer period of time that could be delayed but

>>and what we're trying to say here it can kill you in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>coming up why some argue the governor's proposed new budget cuts would hurt california's most vulnerable population and what the city of hayward is changing to help businesses that will be reopening and after the break the major we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. and santa clara county. they are increasing testing for the coronavirus in fact they're now offering free testing to all residents kron four's charles clifford has details. >>where in santa clara county on wednesday. the city of san jose and health officials from the county announced that they are going to provide free coronavirus testing for all residents of the county now the testing is going to happen here at the p a l stadium in east san jose they've chosen this location because health officials say about 40% of the cu

you know, when people ask willie sutton why you robbing banks? because that's where the money is. we need to be testing anyone who has clinical signs or symptoms that could have this disease. that's where we're going to find the most important tftd activit terms of what's happening with spread. next, we need to be able to test healthcare workers or first responders who are having contact with patients who may have some symptom and we don't know if it's a potential early covid infection. we need to test people in hospitals that are there and we suspect that they could be infected but were not hospitalized for covid infection but we want to know. so there is actually a scheme where which we can actually prioritize. but we're not, in many places in this country, even close to getting through what i just shared with you. so that's where we need to concentrate our testing but eventually expanded. we do need much more expanded testing. i think -- anderson, just to put a context to this. when you think about that, 60 days ago, today, this disease was not even the top hundred causes of de

rob: going viral for internet challenge gone horribly wrong. jillian: why would you do that? socially you can't decide if he is really lying through his missing teeth. "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. jillian: thanks for starting your day with us. we begin with a fox news alert, michael flynn's attorney filing an emergency appeal to boot judge emmet sullivan from the case. jillian: a declassified email from susan rice he just the obama administration purposely withheld information from michael flynn. >> reaction from donald trump. >> let's dive right in. setting up inauguration day a newly released portion describing james comey on passing information from michael flynn. rice wrote this comey said he has concerns about speaking frequently with russian ambassador kislyak, comey said that is an issue related to sensitive information, president obama asked if he was saying the nsc should not pass information related to russia to flynn, rices comey replied potentially. at the white house donald trump h

thank you very much ok let's go a little further west to los angeles where our problem is why there are so rob a curfew in los angeles as well. yes that's right richelle a curfew has been in effect for a little over an hour now across the city but that this does not seem to have abated the protests or the violence associated with them in fact the protests seem to be spreading they were earlier concentrated in an area of west los angeles now there are protests going off in downtown l.a. . we recently saw a line of maybe 100 police vehicles racing to downtown los angeles to respond to that the mayor of the city eric garcetti has asked the governor of california to send in the national guard and there are reports that the guard will be deployed by midnight that's about 3 hours from now local time arrests are being made we've seen video of the long lines of people with those plastic zip tie handcuffs being herded on to buses in in west l.a. and there's a huge fire burning at the quarter of melrose and fairfax going up through the roof of a building that we haven't actually been able to identify ye

rob: if obama was trying to take down this administration and do damage to the incoming administration why would he warn him about donald trump and give him a heads up? >> that is a flimsy defense. i think they thought they had plenty of cover. and we are finding out about a lot of this stuff now. i don't think -- they thought none of this would ever come out. honestly all of this is in the classified realm, most of this never comes to light. never sees the light of day. jillian: devon nunez has been fighting for this information for a while, take a listen. >> what on earth were these officials doing? they were unmasking anyone and everyone to make information, to take that illegal information to build a fake phony narratives to set up numerous people in the trump team. jillian: we have heard since the names release the people on this list had the legal right to now but a lot of people questioning the capacity of the leak itself. how important is it that we find out who actually leaked this information from the beginning? >> i think it is quickly important. we need deterrence. usually in t

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rob: donald trump's pick for head of national intelligence goodbye senators on capitol hill. jillian: ratcliff is called a trump cheerleader whyepublicans pointed to his years of extreme. rob: more on the partisan divide. >> reporter: it was a rocky start for ratcliff in the senate's first hearing in two month. he is up to the job. >> you have my commitment to deliver timely, accurate and objective intelligence and to speak truth to power. be that with congress or the administration. my loyalties to the constitution a rule of law. >> this is a do over for ratcliff after questions about his qualifications and the thought is an indication this is a bitter fight ahead. >> he has been on the intel committee as us attorney, he has a clear idea of china, china is not our friends. he solid in every area of national security, he will speak truth to power. >> a deeply partisan cheerleader for the president. a yes-man in every sense of the phrase. >> democrats slamming the hearing over another kim jong un relief package focused on local government as governor cuomo says this is a bipartisan issue. >> it is red white and blue, this coron

when willy sutton was asked why did he rob banks, he said because that's where the money is. today we should be testing every person in this country on the day they develop symptoms suggestive of covid disease and they need to get tested immediately and get the result back just as quickly. we need to be able to test health care workers who may show some signs or symptoms for first responders so they are infected, they don't infect patients. we need to test people in the hospital with other conditions we're worried they may be asymptomatically infected and transmitting the virus. there is smart testing we can do and unfortunately we've all gotten into this mindset a test is a test is a test. what we need is a system we don't have. we don't have the right tests at the right time for the right people and if we had that, that would help us immensely in terms of how we take on this pandemic. >> donald trump said today that anyone who wants to be tested can be tested. that's patently untrue on its face. admiral said everybody who needs to be tested according to his definition of ne

rob: yeah. it makes you wonder why anybody really operates, especially a factory, in california at this point ando many of them we should state have moved out to places like nevada, arizona, texas. let's look at the statement from alameda county. we need to continue to work together to sacrifices don't go to waste and we maintain our gains. they say it is our collective responsibility to of move through the phases of reopening and loosening the restrictions of the shelter in place order in the safest way possible guided by data and science. we need to re-emphasize here that gavin newsom who has been very, very careful with this thing has said these people can go back to work and this one county and really specifically one person is saying no, not yet. what do you make of that? >> well, i think what we're seeing here is the very difficult challenge that we're having in america and we've seen this in other countries as well where you have tension between elected officials and other government officials and the medical professionals and scientific professionals. unfortunately, you don't have any tra

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for the nominee, maybe we can find someone else, just slip on in there, this is exactly why they're thinking it. robe to follow it. tony katz, as always, thanks for joining us. rob: a little swimming there. >> absolutely, guys. rob: parents and kids across the country concerned that summer camp may be canceled. we're live with an operator who wants to implement a no in, no out rule, talk about that. and a mom who says her respect to camp owners outweighs her concerns about covid-19. jillian: a man of faith now a meme, social media having a ton of fun with squirt gun packing priests who douse worshipers with holy water, all to maintain social distancing. finding dental insurance plans can be confusing, confusing like, "why am i sitting here in a hospital gown waiting to get my eyes checked?" ready? absolutely not. see, having the wrong coverage can mean you get the wrong care, or you're paying more than you have to. that's why i love healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace. they make sure you have the right coverage, health insurance, medicare, and yes, dental too. wow, think that's painful? wait '

jillian: you could dui why that, a very busy weekend. rob thank you, appreciate it. 55 minutes after the hour, new york city mayor crying poverty. >> i have lost $7.4 billion already and by economy can't come back until i get that stimulus. rob: bill diblasio heading heat for putting first responders on the shopping block. jillian: dan bungee ways and in the next hour, you don't want to miss it. >> the obama administration justice department was a disgrace. i hope a lot of people pay a big price, they are dishonest crooked people, they are scum. jillian: the department of justice broader, case against national security adviser michael flynn. rob: with new russia probe transcripts coming to light who will be held accountable for a 2-year investigation? republican say had no evidence. >> joe biden, please move forward and be held accountable. you should be not be running on character.

are a lot of protesters out in the streets as this is boiled over and rob just worth reminding our audience and 30 seconds or less why this has happened and why the anger has boiled over so much in los angeles. it's because the spark a bit the fires that are burning across the country both literally and figuratively but what the killing of george moore and on monday by a white police officer on arm work then george who was pinned to the ground with our right i apologize i have to cut you off because we had just come into the bottom of the hour a let you go for now we will have more updates and more news coming up on al-jazeera in less than 30 minutes time do stay with us thanks for. what impact will called it 19 and the drop in the oil drilling problem the rings to the white. count don't look from the folly of these historic sent back until the job only takes to beat. a special cup i'll just say. hello welcome again to rewind i'm fully back to bill since al jazeera english launched more than a decade ago with built up an incredible library of award winning films here on rewind where revisiting some of the best of the

rob: this memorial day we asked you to send in photos sharing why you are a proud american and the photosme flooding in. jillian: pam hodges would like to thank her no few. he made the -- nephew. he made the ultimate sacrifice at 19 years old during operation iraqi freedom. rob: that is sad. jared olds would like to say thank you to his father, staff sergeant jerry olds who died heroically in vietnam in 1966. thank you. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. jillian: good morning. welcome back. when a cherished memorial day tradition was called off during the pandemic, a frontline worker knew she had to act. rob: as our boston affiliate reports, she soldiered on to set up the display of stars and stripes. >> every memorial day flags flood t

rob: anthony fauci says it is not accurate. why does the media insist on this narrative? jillian: thanks for being here, beverly. there was a lot you could take away from yesterday including the fact that anthony fauci talked about headway with possible vaccines and he is looking forward to having one but there is a lot of positive you can take away from it. why are we not hearing that? >> it doesn't fit the narrative the media wants go the media wants to fit anthony fauci against donald trump. they have done this from the beginning even though anthony fauci said please don't pit us against each other. he said he has a good working relationship with the president, the president listens to him, they work together on phased reopening of the united states presented a few weeks ago but it seems the media and the left only want to listen to anthony fauci when it comes to his public health advice but not at his word when he says he has a good relationship with the president. rob: the more divisive headlines out of a hearing, pull them up on the screen, from cnn, the guardian, h

rob: he wasn't on the only one on social media talking about it. tom brady is going to win another super bowl to distract us from the fact that he split his pants on tv. jillian: whyy split a pair of shorts when he golfs because he usually gets a hole in one. rob: that's funny. jillian: ended up raising $20 million for coronavirus relief. it was really entertaining to watch. it was pouring rain for parts of it. the conditions were horrible. peyton manning is a better golfer than i knew he was and tom brady ripped his pants. rob: that was it. and "fox & friends" starts right now. steve: good morning, everybody. it is monday, may 25th, 2020. memorial day and millions of americans are hitting the beach this holland holiday weekend. top tourist spots see huge crowds for the first time in months. people are locked down fatigued, ainsley. ainsley: you are absolutely right. this video from lake of the ozarks making the rounds on social media showing hundreds at a packed pool party no. masks in sight. look at that pete? pete: no social distancing in daytona, florida, either.

also former deputy attorney general rob rosenstein will take the hot seat next week before senate judiciary of whyfisa wiretaps to do surveillance on the trump campaign based on flimsy evidence and also problematic evidence with the steele dossier, we bring on the daily collars and we talk about that next. ♪ liz: welcome back, former deputy attorney general rob rosenstein said he will testify next week to senate judiciary about abuses in the obama administration trump russia probe including abuses by the fbi and fisa court to do wire test on the trump team. let's bring back to the show editorial director vince, what do you expect here, you are probably going to see fireworks between senator lindsey graham and rod rosenstein and rod rosenstein signing off on these wiretaps. >> i sure hope so, it's about time they called rod rosenstein before these committees and have done this investigation because at this point the president of the united states deserves a mulligan for his entire first term given how much this conspiracy theory led by the fbi ultimately had gone through his presidency and this is

rob. still ahead here on al-jazeera will tell you why european governments that cycling is part of the solution as their people back out again also. the world loses one of rock n roll's founding fathers little richard dies at the age of 87 we'll look back at his life and career. hello we've got wintry weather pushing away from the northeastern corner of the u.s. right now at least in parts of canada you can see this system here. a late wintry blast the airport quite a dusting of snow in across parts of new england into the canadian maritimes follow a cloud right down across the panhandle into the deep south and that's what remains of the rather lively storms that we saw over the past couple of days drier quieter weather coming in as we go on through sunday but staying very wet across southern parts of florida with the risk of some flooding here a few showers making their way back in across the midwest lake effect snow that's still in the forecast around the lakes as we go on through sunday elsewhere but bad across central parts of the a few showers spinning off the rockies as we go on into mond

clara county is not planning to amend its shelter order kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live now to explain the thinking behind that and why some are questioning the strategy dropped. >>it's right justine health officials in santa clara county worry that to easing up on restrictions too soon could lead to a surge of new cases business another interest mewhile say they are frustrated and confused in that hope that all of the bay area counties will be working together on this is they have for the most part up until now, here's more. >>it's really frustrating that we're all not on the same page here the downtown association scott needs who would welcome some foot traffic back to hard hit downtown san jose says the varying local state and federal orders governing pandemic response and recovery are frustrating and confusing what can i do here in santa clara county, maybe all dried. >>you know a few minutes and go do some shopping you know in other neighborhoods where there's a more permissive attitude unlike its neighbors. santa clara county has no plans to move to stage to just yet. despite making significant headway in hospit

are a lot of protesters out in the streets and this is boiled over and rob just worth reminding our audience and 30 seconds or less why this has happened and why the anger has boiled over so much in los angeles. it's because the spark a bit but the fires that are burning across the country both literally and figuratively but was the killing of george lloyd on monday by a white police officer on armed whack then george lloyd who was pinned to the ground with our right i apologize i have to cut you off because we just coming to the bottom of the hour let you go for now we will have more updates and more news coming up on al-jazeera in less than 30 minutes time do stay with us thanks for. what impact will called it 19 and a drop in the oil from a couple of the rings to the point. don't look from the folly of these historic sent back until the job only takes to beat. a special come on just. hello welcome again to rewind back to bill since al jazeera english launched more than a decade ago we've built up an incredible library of award winning films here on rewind way of revisiting some of the best of them.

also former deputy attorney general rob rosenstein will take the hot seat next week before senate judiciary of whyaps to do surveillance on the trump campaign based on flimsy evidence and also problematic evidence with the steele dossier, we bring on the daily dossier, we bring on the daily collars and we talk about that dossier, we bring on the daily collars and we talk about that i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. which is why when it comes to his dentures only new poligrip cushion and comfort will do. the first and only formula with adaptagrip cushioning technology. choose new poligrip cushion and comfort. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of ex

rob: i'm so jealous. would you group there if you had the shot? carley: sure, why not. rob: carley, thanks. jillian: we have got to go. "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 slav

rob the place. >> i was in the house. >> why were you in the house. >> the detective interviewed jessica. >> she eventuallynowledged. she tried to say it was somebody else first, and then at some point put herself there. >> it was supposed to be routine. we go in, we find her purse, we take her money and then we leave. that is all that was supposed to happen. >> but then rocky went way off script, said jessica, tied ann to her bed with duct tape and turned it into murder. >> who set the place on fire? >> rocky. >> who cut ann's throat? >> rocky. >> who stabbed ann in the back? >> rocky. >> jessica told the detective the murder weapons were a kitchen knife and metal rod for bludgeoning which they stashed in a hole outside ann's house. >> she said we probably couldn't find her without it so we drove her out there. we walked the entire path until we got to the hole and she said, that's it right there. lo and bemolhold, we had eviden folks with us. reached in and discovered those two items were there. >> what was it like? >> these were details and only those involved are going to know where the instruments wer

this is why i am running for congress, to make sure comments like these are terminated. roblook at the statement from the health department trying to defend this. battling to keep patients alive, no harm was wished on anyone. let's go to the nypd union. resign or fire her, thousands die on her watch, she mishandled the whole epidemic, fire her and there is some truth to that. we know doctor barbeau even into early march was downplaying the threat of this virus and in february told people there was nothing to worry about. what should happen to her? >> i 100% agree. it is disgraceful, this language toward new york's finest. that is speaking to my friends in the nypd. it is insulting that you would have this type of disdain to law enforcement to keep the community safe. cannot provide the ppe needed to save their lives. rob: these are the people trying to keep order in the city that is hardest hit, most countries in the world trying to keep order. here's the nypd commissioner on this. >> nothing is more important to make them your health, then getting the equipment you need to

who are seen on video shooting are brief say they suspected him of robbing a home in the area that was under construction which is why they chased him larry king is joining me now to discuss this case larry as we get started the 1st thing i want to do is i want to roll the video once again for our viewers so they can watch this as it happens there's a video of you see him there jogging on the street he tries to jog around the vehicle to the right and then soon after that we'll hear the rest. a scuffle influence assumes and then suddenly we hear the shots go off and he dies again he was on arm the other 2 men were armed is there any justification any explanation larry that you could come up with for what these guys did. you know sadly apparently in certain parts of the country this still exists. a black man can go jogging on the city's. this is incredible to me that they held it this long it took months before that trying to bring these these 2 father and son to justice you could watch that all day long there is no justification for what they did the fact that he looked in at a construction site and he just looked in