that is todd piro. todd: i am todd piro. we start with this fox news you alert. underway for a deadly shooting suspect in texas, steven roderick shot and killed three people in austin. it happened at an apartment complex at what police are calling a domestic dispute. officials would not confirm the suspect knows the victims. police are urging the public to remain voyage lint, -- vigilant, saying he is considered armed and dangerous and police are concerned he could take hostages while he's in hiding. jillian: we're following this story, another top story, a 7-year-old girl is killed after he was shot in the head an a mcdonald's drive-through in chicago. >> please put the guns down. our kids want to play. my kids can't even go out the door. jillian: she was sitting in a car with her father when the shots began. she was shot multiple times and declared dead at the hospital. her father was hit in the chest and is in serious condition. two people were shot at a popeye's drive-through. one victim is in serious condition. multiple arrests were made during violent prote

todd: i'm todd piro.ala harris speaking out on the border crisis blaming the trump administration once again. jillian: doug luzader joins us live from washington. doug, good morning. >> reporter: jillian and todd, good morning. when you dive into the polling numb burkes it's clear that border security and immigration are real weak points right now for the biden administration. vice president kamala harris plans to meet virtually with the president of mexico next month. she's been tasked with trying to solve the problem. over the weekend, she said she is trying to figure out how to go down to the border but she's blaming covid and other of issues for the delay. she is also blaming the trump administration for the escalating crisis. >> it's not going to be solved overnight. it's a complex issue. part of the problem is that under the previous administration they pulled out essentially a lot of what had been the continuum of work and it essentially came to a standstill. >> reporter: voters may not quite see i

todd: money talks.sume focusing on education, and stop focusing on woke. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. jillian: overnight, three people killed in a shooting at a popular college bar in kenosha, wisconsin are identified. the heart broken friends and family mourning their loss. >> they loved everybody. they loved everyone, even if they didn't know you. they didn't hate anybody. it sucks because our city's falling apart. jillian: a person of interest has been taken into custody. police did not identify him but say he is set to be charged with one count of first degree intentional homicide with additional charges pending. search crews discover a fifth body after a boat cap sizes in the gulf of mexico. family members say the sailor's remains were found last night. the coast guard has not confirmed. if true, it would mean eight crew members are still missing after six days. one sailor's fiance has not given up hope telling a local reporter, quote, we aren't defeated. we will keep fighting. six people

todd: u.s.thdrawal beginning in afghanistan as the taliban ramps up bombings in the he region. jillian: benjamin hall joins us live with major international headlines. benjamin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd and jillian. we'll start with afghanistan. that troop withdrawal is now well and truly underway. as you say, it comes at a time when the taliban are picking up attacks and security in the country is getting worse. president biden pushed back the initial may deadline set by the trump administration, instead they will withdraw troops by september 11. general austin miller, commander of troops in afghanistan, saying i now have a set of orders. we will conduct an orderly withdrawal from afghanistan, that means transitioning bases and equipment to the afghan security forces. the move received bipartisan backlash as attacks by the taliban pick up. the taliban has conducted 62 bomb blasts and six suicide bombings in the last 11 days alone, killing 63 civilians. in india, the covid f

todd: thank you.: what will the president say when he addresses congress and the country tonight? newt gingrich predicts it will go one of two ways. >> we have an administration that in terms of basic policies is doing almost everything it can to undermine and weaken america. i am looking forward to his speech but i'm curious if it will deal with anything real or if it will be more left-wing rhetoric to set up another left-wing program to spend more taxpayers money on interest groups. >> reporter: senator lindsey graham hopes the president talked about the far left spending plans we've seen in his 100 days, predicting liberal policies will pave the way for republicans after 2022. >> i think the republican party will win on policies. we need good candidates, knows how to talk to the people in georgia, let's put the team on the field and get behind donald trump with an agenda just like you described and take this fight to every state in the nation to save america while we still can. i think it is going

todd: thanks.fox news alert 44 people are dead and a massive stampede at a festival in israel. police say this started after a large number of people tried entering a small passageway after a jewish celebration on an israeli mountainside. 10,000 people were allowed to enter the site what organizers say 30,000 showed up. todd: republicans call for an investigation into climate envoy john kerry accused of releasing information about is really a fax on iranian interests when he was secretary of state. the gop senator removed from the national security counsel pending the investigation. this comes from an audio recording of iran's foreign minister shared with the new york times. john kerry denies the allegations. the nfl draft, cleveland on the scene, quarterbacks going early and often on day one. trevor lawrence, zach wilson number 2, jets jets jets and the niners, trey lance, small cool -- school player, the first ever player pick this year the offense of side of the offense of record. jillian: what

todd: thank you.: a sixth night of protest after a black man was shot and killed by deputies serving a warrant. they are under a state of emergency as the man's family has seen somebody camera footage of the shooting. todd: jackie ibanez has more. >> protesters chanted release the tape, the whole tape after andrew brown junior's family and lawyers say they will only show 20 seconds of footage but what they did see proves brown was, quote, executed. >> he had his hands on his steering wheel. he wasn't doing anything about it, and shoots him. >> my dad got executed trying to save his own life. it's not right. >> she face calls to resign over the scandal and said it isn't that simple. >> this tragic incident was quick and over in less than 30 seconds, body cameras are shaky and hard to decipher. they only tell part of the story. jillian: the video does not reveal brown's rap sheet which fox news has learned is 180 pages long and dates back to 1988. brown was a known drug dealer and had allegedly been sel

todd: our set is covered.i think sunday you are good. >> i thought it was saturday. >> no racing either? >> there is usually a race the day before so that one has to wait. you are good. >> we are good, everyone is good. thank you, we are very aware of that too. switching gears the fbi it in cis joining the search for missing california mom who disappeared from her home in january after a fight with her husband, police investigating wild being caught on surveillance video the night before she's believed to have disappeared. authorities of executed 16 search was conducted 55 witness interviews and reviewed 40 tips, still no sign of her. her family remains hopeful, they are planning another large search tomorrow. todd: the mayor of berkeley, california the 90 funding police despite tripping $9 million from the city's police department budget. >> investing from the police department budget to focus on new approaches to public safety. it is unfortunate the word defund took over the discussion around reimagining pub

todd: thank you. president biden will out, enter first address to congress, and richardson joins us, and americans no longer need to outdoors. it is different from the typical dress to joint session, 1500 attendees, it is capped at 200. >> the president has been working on this speech for the last few weeks, editing it and meeting with speechwriters, and members of his family, >> it will be south carolina senator tim scott scheduled to give the republican response to the president, to announce the american families plan, spending proposal, some of the new spending with tax increases and americans earning 400,$000 a year as democrats and republicans debate the early biden presidency approaching 100 days later this week. >> after one of the most difficult years in recent memory, the first hundred days of the biden presidency and the democratic majority is seen in the country turning the corner. >> when the president addresses the nation, standing behind the seal of the president what he ought to say is

todd: from north carolina.m north carolina's first black lieutenant governor mark robinson who criticize democrat opposition to georgia's voting law. take a listen. >> am i to believe black americans overcome the atrocities of slavery, were victorious in the civil rights movement, ice levels of this government cannot figure out how to secure their votes, but they are called by politicians to figure out how to make it, doesn't have anything to do with justice but everything to do with talent. jillian: he says democrats believe black people are unable to acquire a id to vote. one man's opinion coming in loud and clear. >> the cow beautiful that is. macaroni and cheese, if you want to get your hands on these, available to customers this summer, no information on how to get into this giveaway but information on all social media channels. and the latex bodysuit. gun owner rights in oklahoma on the verge of becoming a second amendment sanctuary state. jillian: the co-authors of the bill join us live. the bennetts rea

todd searched out doug.e still support their son and say he didn't do what he's now convicted of doing. do you have a whisper of doubt, either of you? >> no, sir. >> none whatsoever. i never have and i never will. >> everybody's a loser. nobody wins. but i will say this. i think lisa knows somewhere that the system that she wanted to be a part of worked. >> reporter: the caldwells and techels weren't the only ones with a stake in the verdict. brian tate's sister cheri had been waiting for this moment, too. >> i start crying. it wasn't tears of sorrow. it was tears of joy. they had finally gotten this s.o.b. i hope he rots in prison. >> reporter: todd still carries the burden of helping to pin the blame on tate in those awful moments after lisa's murder. >> i can never tell the family how sorry i am that they had to go through what they had to. we're going to have the last word on brian tate. this is an innocent guy that was made a victim by seth. >> all rise. >> reporter: a sentencing hearing was held in sep

todd: george w.view pushing him on president biden's integration policies, the crisis of the first 100 days in office. joining us to discuss, beverly, great to see you as always, listen to both of those soundbites. >> you said something interesting as you talk about immigration reform, you are not sheer your republican colleagues are listening. why not? >> you could score political points. it is a beautiful country we have but it is not beautiful and scare people about immigration. >> police put aside the harsh rhetoric, they score political points on either side, set a tone that is more respectful about the immigrant which may lead to reform the system. >> one question missing, where was that question? that fueled this crisis. >> that is the question we wanted the press to ask for quite a few days. yet i can't say i am too surprised at the coverage how trump was covered during the border and how biden is covered but i expect president bush to talk about that. we need to talk about immigration reform

todd: a busy hour ahead.visit to atlanta after he supported mlb boycotting. the hypocrisy straight ahead. my response coming up. >> friday april 30th, some deputies in the shootings of andrew brown junior are reinstated. brown's family and others meet with lawmakers on capitol hill. >> president biden spent his one hundredth day in office. a multibillion-dollar plan. when he supported major league baseball, people are upset about this. todd: it happens. to beat trevor lawrence and how did the other pics shame about? will jillian and i be speaking? these are questions we will answer. "fox and friends first" on friday continues right now. ♪♪ when you would be here in my arms

todd: welcome back. great to see you as always. thank you so much. >> tom is exclusive donald trump is whipping the biden administration of the border policy. >> the white house attempt to backtrack the president calling a crisis over the weekend. mark meredith live in dc to break it down. >> reporter: later said president biden will meet with leaders of the congressional hispanic caucus. it is unclear how much of the meeting will focus on the border but donald trump has plenty to say about the situation in a new interview with sean hannity in which he said the border search is a direct result of the current administration's actions, he's urging the white house to get nearby countries more involved in handling migration issues. >> mexico, have a great relationship with the president free of charge, 28,000 soldiers on our border, we look at guatemala, honduras, el salvador. i get along with all 3 of them. >> reporter: republicans say the issue remains a crisis even if the white house is trying to steer clear of using that specific w

todd it's a another great work. this is i think the second conference you've been first one virtually. but it's great to have you back. even if it's only over the internet. we do have some questions now for all of you and what we're doing in the production booth is pulling it up on the screen todd did malden develop a way of jotting down cartoon ideas as he traveled experience the war and then drew them later or did he sketch as he went along and this is scott scott madson. what a wonderful question. yes. this is really key to his work. he did keep a sketchbook. he did he would visit the front and keep a sketchbook sketch very quick ideas. maybe a scrap of a sentence maybe just an observation, you know, maybe just like firing artillery what if or maybe just an image and he would spend a week maybe five days up to 14 days at the front lines in the front lines in the foxholes with his sketchbook and then he would go back for a luxurious two weeks in the rear where he had, you know, wine women and whiskey waiting for h

todd: shell casone joins us with more.much for those angry dogs when delivering the mail. and elite police force monitors your social media. the united states postal inspection enforcing 200 federal statutes related to the postal system. analyst scroll through social media accounts looking for inflammatory posts some of which are relayed to other government agencies, the group has been in business for quite a while. a spokesperson telling foxbusiness the us postal inspection service reviewed publicly available information to assess security threat to postal service employees, facilities, operation and infrastructure. there are 200 crimes could be made against the postal service that are federal crimes so they are out there. todd: my comment withdrawn. jillian: we haven't talked about bernie sanders. what is he up to? >> reporter: he wants to make college 3, he wants taxpayers particularly wall street to foot the bill. the college for all plan, tuition free education for all students at community colleges and public is, if

todd: will not be invited.ho cares about the environment. >> i understand not recognizing that. jillian: one of the richest celebrities in the world, the eyehop employee feels like a clown and posted avoids of the moment, she told adam sandler seen right here, a 30-minute wait for a table and he left because the weight was too long so posted that footage saying please come back to ihop. pulling the celebrity card, 30 minutes was too long. >> up and coming indie actor. >> we want to pull it together when we come back. when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. (text chime) (text chime) (text chime) (sighs) (text chime) (chuckles) (text chime) it's the biggest week in television. watchathon week is your chance to finally watch shows you missed for free. now you get to talk about them with your friends, no matter what time it is. say "

i'd rather stay with you, todd. i'd rather be with you. kiss me, todd. kiss me, kiss me.ng with the animated purple haze of his thoughts, the sight of sean connery in a posing pouch climbing into a giant flying head in zardoz looks positively sensible. chaos walking is available for premium rental on all digital platforms now. in the 2002 documentary lost in la mancha, bafta nominated producer lucy darwin captured the unfinished story of terry gilliam's ill—fated attempts to make his dream project — the man who killed don quixote. now in he dreams of giants, she re—teams with co—directors keith fulton and louis pepe to watch gilliam finally complete the project on which he began work nearly 30 years earlier. prepare to die, foul and fearsome giant! laughter boom! the lance pails the sail, boom, and quixote is wrenched from the rocinante, thrown...! there's a revised script and a new cast, withjonathan price as the man who believes he is quixote, and adam driver stepping into the shoes originally filled by johnny depp as the somewhat empty director who becomes sancho panza

. ♪♪ todd: new york city skyline.nd central yesterday i noticed a lot more people than 6 weeks prior. i'm wondering could we be turning a corner, more people coming back to the city? jillian: when work is over i leave manhattan and don't see it for the rest of the day. todd: i don't want to see us, makes sense. jillian: traffic has picked up a but i wonder how long it will take. that is the question. todd: other answers to your questions on tuesday morning. jillian: a fox news exclusive, donald trump ripping the biden administration over its failing border policy. todd: the white house attempts to walk back the president calling it a crisis over the weekend. mark meredith live in washington breaks it all down. good morning. >> reporter: welcome back. the biden administration said it inherited broken administration system from donald trump. he is firing back telling fox news president biden's border problems are self-made. >> we were doing so well although he had to do estate alone, stay in mexico is a big deal, gettin

todd: i saw two dave matthews shows. amazing venue for music, crazy. we are going to go through the next 2 hours. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. todd: protesters in columbus, ohio taking over streets following the deadly police shooting. released revealing what happened before the shooting. ashley strohm i'll joins us with the details. >> reporter: protesters outside columbus police headquarters for a second night demanding answers following the deadly officer involved shooting of a 16-year-old. before the shooting this 9 one one call came through. listen. >> putting hands on our grandma, get here now. get a police officer here now. >> body camera footage was released hours later showing what appears to be bryant lunging toward someone with a knife. officer nicholas riordan fired four times hitting the girl and killing her. ohio congressman jim jordan reacting to the shooting. >> what was the officer supposed to do? if he doesn't take action and this young lady hurts or harms or kills the other young lady then he is in tr

todd: a young nurse who beat covid after months able to see her son.rming reunion. ♪♪ ♪♪ we don't want you here ♪♪ todd: a crowd of black lies matter supported tackling diners at a new york city tacorea yelling at diners telling them to leave new york adding we don't want your money. that video posted hours after a jury found derek chauvin guilty on all 3 chan the death of george floyd. the contractor that accidentally ruined 15 million doses of johnson & johnson vaccine. lawmakers questioning whether a bio solution to secure federal contracts without meeting qualifications as the european union begins redistributing after ruling blood clots are a very rare side effect. doctor mark siegel will discuss. florida nurse and mother discharged from the hospital gathering covid 19. look at that right there. 111 days in the hospital, multiple organ failures and was hooked up to a ventilator. >> this place is home here and they saved her life. >> k will go to a long-term care facility, we wish her the best. jillian: the san francisco unified school district is

todd: i'm not fully up on the story.be it was offered to the individuals and they figured something out. jillian: they don't do that. why are you fighting over the seats if you don't have the control to -- jillian: if they did that the story would not be that much of an anomaly. we do that every newscast. 40 minutes after the hour. a texas share of absurd controversy is not law enforcement's job for reaction to that. >> rose mcgowan joints fox news, her blunt comparison to the democratic party to a cold. >> democrats especially are in a deep cold. look at your own belief system. - i'm sure you've heard how grammarly improves your writing, but let me tell you how grammarly business helped my sales team. look at simon. since simon's team started using grammarly business, we've closed more deals. with suggestions to sharpen his writing clarity and overall confidence, simon's pitches always stick the landing, which leads to more of these and these. learn more at grammerly.com/business. hey, i just got a text from my sister.

todd. beautiful 25-year-old widow. you can argue, in what has been the capital of the united states, she could have had her pick of any man, right? but she picks james madison. it turns out to be a great pick. but why does she do that? i think it's one of those moments where she said, i could go back to the world i lived in. >> exactly. >> but we don't have anything from her at that time. what we do know is, by the time she's a woman in middle age and old, she has exactly the same kind of weird attitude towards enslaved americans that southerners had, which is a kind of inability to understand them as humans. and so when james madison dies, and he doesn't free slaves, which everybody thought he would, everybody begins to blame dolley. and part of that's fine, because she does start selling slaves as soon as she can. but some of that is a kind of reflection of their disappointment with james madison. >> what about her quaker roots affected the kind of woman she became? if this particular asp

join me in welcoming, todd green and sara kamali. >> thank you, dafydd. i want to think rachel who could not be here this evening. i'm delighted to be here virtually at north shire books, and i'm also looking forward to speaking with todd and i would also like to thank everybody has taken the time to join us this evening. thank you. >> thanks for having me as well and i look forward to the conversation with sara about this brand new book i think is groundbreaking and really brings together two important topics they we talked but. not often linked together in political and public discourse in the united states, and an interesting conversation we can have maybe follow up with the audience, why that is. aside from the fact haven't read her book yet. hopefully that will change, right? so i am happy to be in this position of sort of facilitating conversation officially with sara but her book and let start. along to the -- lang those lines. there are a lot of media pundits and politician that would not readily see a connection between white nationalists and mil

for so many, todd was more than a state trooper. he was a husband, father, son, brother, and beloved friend. those that knew todd will remember him for his kindness and compassion. todd cared deeply about his community, always wting to help others in need. a tragic accident took todd's life and my prayers are with his friends and family, both at home and with the state police. particularly his wife shelly and so ben and nick. he was a hero in every sense of theord and will truly be missed. i yielback. thspeaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, for such time as he shall consume. mr. hoyer: thank you very much, speaker costa. in march, the house passed legislation to award a congressional gold medal to the men and women of the u.s. capitol police, for their heroism on january 6 and for daily efforts to protect the institutions of our democracy. on april 3, once again, we saw an example, not only of the dangers in which they place themselves for their service but a

i'd rather stay with you, todd. i'd rather be with you. kiss me, todd. kiss me, kiss me.ng into a giant flying head in zardoz looks positively sensible. chaos walking is available for premium rental on all digital platforms now. in the 2002 documentary lost in la mancha, bafta nominated producer lucy darwin captured the unfinished story of terry gilliam's ill—fated attempts to make his dream project — the man who killed don quixote. now in he dreams of giants, she re—teams with co—directors keith fulton and louis pepe to watch gilliam finally complete the project on which he began work nearly 30 years earlier. prepare to die, foul and fearsome giant! laughter boom! the lance pails the sail, boom, and quixote is wrenched from the rocinante, thrown...! there's a revised script and a new cast, withjonathan price as the man who believes he is quixote, and adam driver stepping into the shoes originally filled by johnny depp as the somewhat empty director who becomes sancho panza. as before, there are huge battles to be fought, not least with gilliam's health, which at one poin

amy: dean o'connell and todd wolfson --christine o'connell and todd wolfson, thank you for being withy birthday to matt ealy! democracy now! is currently accepting applications for a senior news producer to join our team here in new york city.oóoó■ i've come a long way for this one, to one of the largest, southernmost cities in the world. for the entire time that i've been alive, buenos aires and argentina have suffered under an oppressive and brutal military dictatorship, or faced one massive economic meltdown after another. the international profile of this city is tango, football, latin lifestyle - a south american city with a european feel. but what about the porteños, the nickname for the citizens of buenos aires? how do they roll with it? these politics, economics and growing social inequality. what is it like to struggle to build a more

todd: it is tuesday april 27th, welcome to the city of violence, brazen daylight attack on a new york city detective caught on camera, growing anti-police sentiment criminals are taking advantage of.

todd: you say this law is necessary to prevent fraud. having been a lawyer in california you know that state has more laws to regulate every single thing in the world that you know that is another law or two or 20 on the books to prevent the quote, unquote,

todd: congresswoman nicole malliotakis thank you for your time this morning, great insight. thank you very much. >> thank you. jillian: it was a busy morning it will continue now with "fox & friends." thank you. see you back here tomorrow 4 to 6:00 a.m. have a good day. ♪ ♪ >> we, the jury, in the above entitled manner as to count 1 find the defendant guilty. count 2 guilty. count 3 guilty. >> america has a long history of systemic racism. >> systemic racism is a stain on our nation's soul. >> protests erupting in columbus, ohio after a teenage girl is shot and killed by police. >> body camera showing one girl trying to stab another and the officer fires four shots. >>the progressives are ready to roll out the green new deal. the full green new deal is 9 trillion. >> i guess that's part of the green plan going to go it the money tree to find this. >> woke school principal caught admitting the curriculum

is todd committing environmental vandalism?tion and the question raised by british vogue columnist who suggested having babies is an act of environmental vandalism, term i never heard before but she writes before i got pregnant i worried feverishly about the strain on earth's resources another western child with dad, the food he ate, the electricity he would use before he even started sitting up, my child would have already contributed far more to climate change than his counterparts in south sudan. fox news went to rachel campos duffy, she has many children and she disagrees saying you don't want to raise your kid in india, the kid growing up in sudan would live the way we live if they could. rachel is on your side. >> what a moron, you shouldn't be allowed to say stupid stuff like that, you dumb idiot. thank you. stupid, come on. why have a country in the world anyway if not to populate it with people. calm down. carley: you know who else is fired up? kelly i was born. her mom just left the talk after defending his morgan, be

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todd "bubba" horowitz. great to see you, todd.buy it here? >> liz, great to see you. yeah, you know, listen, i think that the digital currency space is going to be the really much bigger than it is. we've already seen it grow from 800 billion to over 2 trillion right now. and i think the c america e announcing -- cme announcing the micro mini bitcoin future on monday that's coming out, it's going to be big for these stocks that are involved within the blockchain and in the crypto space. and i think there's plenty of room for marathon to go much high higher. it's come down, kind of trades with bitcoin. and if you want to be a participant in bitcoin but are still afraid of the digital currency or cryptocurrency, that would be a spot to go ahead and play that market. liz: yeah. and you also like coinbase. it's up 1% but more importantly, you know, the range has been from about $282-428. we at the moment are at 298. >> you know, liz, i think coin was overpriced when they brought it out. there was so much excitement with the bull marke

also looking forward to being here with todd. also would like to think everybody was taken the time to join us this evening. thank you. >> thank you for having me as well and i look forward to the conversation and a brand-new book that i think is groundbreaking to bring together two important topics that are often not linked together in public and political discourse in the united states and those conversations of why that is aside from the fact that they have not read the book yet. [laughter] i'm happy to be in this position to talk about the book and along those lines, i know there are a lot of media pundits and politicians s do not readily see a connection between white nationalist but that you set out to write a book that ties the two groups together. tell us about the common denominator between the two groups within the united states what do most people not understand of those common forces? >> thank you for the question. i am hoping we can delve into that from the perception of the audience later on but as i argue in the bo

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you heard brian todd reports that capitol police officer union is now struggling.ntial mass exit of officers. what will it take to address those specific kinds of issues? >> a lot of hard work. when i was secretary of homeland security as you know part of dhs is secret service. during my years there we had to deal with attrition rates and agents and officers under high demands a lot of stress. it is in cupcumbent on the leadership of the capitol police to reverse that trend. the u.s. capitol should be one of the most secure buildings in washington, d.c. and make that happen we simply got to augment and build up the capitol police force. >> are you concern as i am that the u.s. capitol is going to become a target for crazy people out there? >> well, i would not put it that way, wolf. i am concerned that the capitol bolsters its security around the perimeter in a dignified, elegant way. getting the barbed wire which is temporary. there are ways to do this so that security is settled and strong. that will can be done and needs to be done. >> good advice. jeh johnson,

todd: it is monday, april 19th. this is a fox news alert.manhunt underway for a man accused of killing three people in texas. the desperate search as authorities warn he could the take hostages. jillian: overnight, nearly a dozen protesters arrested in north carolina after anti-police demonstrations turn destructive, this as the national guard is on standby in minnesota as the country prepares for a verdict in the george floyd case. >> welcome to the 56th academy of country music awards, nashville is back. todd: a triumphant return in music city, the big winners for the best in country

>> brian todd, we appreciate you very much being on the ground in elizabeth city, north carolina, for us. >>> now to columbus, ohio, where an apparent escalating argument over a messy home led to -- up to what ended in a police-involved shooting in the death of ma'khia bryant. >> there is some new body cam footage that's been released prior to the moment of the stabbing, attempted stabbing and shooting. athena jones is there covering this. what did we learn from the new body cam footage? >> good morning, jim. first, i want to ask you for your forgiveness. a work crew just showed up behind us. can't ignore that news, but in this new footage released from a police cruiser. police cruisers arriving on the scene after the incident had already taken place. they don't really shed a lot of new light. you really just see the back of a police car. but i want to point out the contrast here between what's going on here in columbus, ohio, and what you heard brian todd talking about just now. the police are releasing this footage. they released two more videos from body camera footage the day afte

todd was one of our grand recipients. he used the money we gave him to keep his employees paid. his business was weddings and parties. talk about a business that is not happening during coronavirus. in those situations, what he needed was some cash. we were able to provide it. he also found a way to do business online. he created an online store and launched an online dj academy. our goal is to work with small businesses and provide those tools, but it is really the entrepreneurs themselves. it is regina, todd, who say, i'm not going to let this virus, i'm not going to let this economic downturn stop me. i'm going to pay the online and find a way to keep going. i think everyone is looking forward to the world and economy returning to normal. >> you are also bringing our training program to detroit. talk about that. >> we get to announce this with you right now. with the small business association of michigan, we are bringing boost with facebook to detroit later this month. at the beginning of last year, my team and i had a big meeting on what we were going to do to take our work