no, it was todd in handcuffs.nto the house and found a bloody crime scene. and rachel winkler, dead in her baby's bedroom. they found the couple's three young children safe and sound across the street at a neighbor's house. todd had dropped them off there before the police arrived. soon, todd himself was sitting in an interview room at the sheriff's department. where he admitted, yes, he killed rachel. but, he said, he had no choice. and then he told the police a harrowing story of rage and violence and self-defense. the trouble began the night before, sunday night, he said, as he was preparing to leave early the next morning for work. rachel told him straight out, she was leaving him for james. >> and she'd go back to the arms of james white. >> and then a few hours later, 3:30 monday morning, when todd went into the baby's room where rachel had taken to sleeping, they argued, bitterly, about custody of the children. >> i said, "i'm not going to agree to you having the kids up here and having primary custody on t

ashley, todd. todd: david spunt live for us in d.c.avid, thank you. >> fox news contributor sarah carter says president biden is trying to make people depend on government with all of his spending. take a listen. >> i do think we can incentivize and give better incentives, instead of creating a social welfare state, we need to empower the community to believe in themselves, that's the most important thing. that's what the biden administration is literally taking away from our society. creating a social welfare system that is going to require people to be dependent on the government and not have any faith in themselves, that's the worst thing you can do. >> over the weekend senator bora asso said there's a deal te had with the president but warns they're creating an addiction to spending. >>> a suspect was shot and killed by police in a wisconsin shooting. he believed to be targeting an employee. the tribe that owns the casino said they are heart broken over the attack. >> we treat the community like family. this happens on our reservat

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

todd: i'm todd piro.dent biden expected to meet with republican lawmakers this week in another attempt to sell his spending plan. jillian: mark meredith joins us live from washington, d.c. as not all democrats are on-board. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this week, president biden's economic agenda faces its big hest test yet. the president will be sitting down with lawmakers from both parties to really sell his spending plan, the meetings come amid sobberring economic data. the white house says this is proof the coronavirus remains a threat to the nation's job market. >> the number one reason now people aren't going back to work is what you said, fear. or they can't find child care or schools are still closed. >> reporter: a number of business owners tell fox news they can't find workers and now some republicans want congress to cut the enhanced federal unemployment benefit early. we've seen some states do this to encourage more people to get back to work. >> there is an opportunity here for us

todd: down.hat led to that knockout below, the man in the padres jersey being yelled at by rockies fans. he walks up, down. the victim is not pressing charges. jillian: we are excited to get back to sporting events and do things, just enjoy it. don't need this. todd: we are never going to an eagles game together. jillian: we should be. still to come judge judy holding cancel culture in contempt. her talk about the dc police. todd: bet on sports, download the fox bet super 6 apps and pay for a chance to win 10,$000. are you need to do is predict 6 outcomes in the super 6 quiz show, topics range from entertainment to sports which is free to play, download the super 6 apps now. ♪♪ todd: big apple mayor bill deblasio would like to know if you would like fries with that vaccine. jillian: carley shimkus is here with the unusual moment. we always like fries but this was a little odd. jillian: i feel like i should go like this. carley: it is so uncomfortable. we got with point were politicians are encour

todd: why hogs?it's us being able to give someone a tool such as a motorcycle in our case, to make that rough road a little smoother. then we've done good work. todd: you had to sell your bike originally. >> i had to fix my daughter's bathroom. i don't have the money. i had a bike, got some money out of it. todd: putting aside the fact that you gave so damn much for the country, it's then okay, something i love like a bike, i've got to get rid of it. my daughter needs something. >> i try provide them a good life. it gives me purpose. todd: people need to understand the sacrifices these people go through. >> they did it because they love the country. they're all volunteers. if we don't take care of the veterans, we won't have a strong military. >> as americans that live comfortable lives, we need to know what people are doing for us and what they deal with when they come home. >> clearly rick rose to the top, he served the country, had struggles and challenges and he has a passion for motorcycling and

todd: i'm todd piro.nor our fallen heroes who gave their lives for our fleam and happening in -- freedom and happening in washington, president biden and vice president harris will mark memorial day by attending the wreath laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. jillian: david spunt joins us from washington as the president puts world leaders on notice during a speech honoring his late son. >> reporter: president biden is in wilmington, delaware where he spent the weekend honoring his late son, army major beau biden. he will head to arlington national cemetery. this is a tradition going back decades. arlington is open to the public for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, a solemn resting place of thousands of heroes. the president will visit, give the speech and visit the tomb of the unknown soldier. yesterday he delivered remarks at an event in wilmington, he encouraged americans from all sides of the political spectrum to p come together and remember those who fought for this cou

todd: a lot more coming up.nk you. >> coming up later this hour we are talking with attorney general of arizona mark burnsohthis who has been critical of the handling of the border crisis and has more to say about it this morning. we will catch up later on. todd: nancy pelosi criticizes those going maskless, the democrat facing increasing through group me for requiring masks on the house for issuing fines to those who don't mask up. >> the only time pelosi cares about the science is when they use it as a weapon to control the american people. you had them ignore science regarding masks when they continue to control people, stoke fear and make them obey. it is abe us where you will be punished. todd: in vaccinated members keeping the mandate and place. issuing multiple fines as multiple members shed their masks. jillian: an alligator walks into a florida fire station, this is not a joke. posting these pictures of the alligator. todd: the gator liked it so much he decided to stay a while. wildlife control came in

todd: so much of keep.s at the pump this memorial day weekend. >> breaking down how much you could save out of your pocket. >> reporter: you have to drive to each home and that will be a little more expensive. memorial day weekend begins gas prices appear to be on the rise, current average price for a gallon $3.04 which according to aaa, jump of $0.16 month over month, one dollar and $0.08 a gallon, higher than last year. the midwest is getting hit hardest, prices at $2.99 a gallon in indiana, ohio. gas buddy analyst tweeting it appears stations are matching gas prices, rising to $3.09 in michigan, 37 million people expected to travel 50 miles or more over the weekend. todd: you're probably already got gas prices but how cool is this? ashley: the rolls-royce unveiling a 19 foot convertible nothing short of jaw-dropping. the boat tailed rolls-royce has a 6.7 liter engine, champagne cooler, dining set, refrigerator and what every car needs on the back, a parasol. todd: who doesn't have a parasol in their car.

and a todd. alarmed by all of this naturally and they are calling for calm but it is not clear at this moment what could achieve that. the situation is so volatile and unpredictable. we've seen fierce clashes this morning around the mosque and some palestinians have been reporting that israeli police have entered the mosque which is the third holiest shrine in islam. we have new video to show you this morning which shows some of the tensions just spilling out onto the streets. police released this. you can see palestinians attacking the car of an israeli. it is not clear what provoked the attack. the man you apparently lost control of his vehicle and smashed into some of the violent crowd on the outside of the walls of the old city. this is the third day of intense clashes fueled by a mix of events and provocations on both sides including the planned eviction of some arabs from east jerusalem. what it boils down to is the fate of jerusalem, really and that is a long-standing, intractable issue. t

todd: let's get to it.ending the white house defending the cdc after a new york post article claimed at school reopening guidelines were influenced by a powerful teachers union. carley: one teacher says we shouldn't be surprised by these, quote, backroom dealings. >> the white house brushing off the talks with the american federation of teachers saying such outreach is commonplace. >> long-standing best practice for the cdc, groups that are impacted by guidance and recommendations issued by the agency. doesn't mean they are taking what they want or percentage of what they want. >> according to a february email reported by the post they seemed pleased with it stocks with the cdc telling the agency thank you for friday's discussion about cdc guidance and your openness to suggestions by our president and the aft. we shouldn't be surprised by these dealings. unions do they collude together. they are so corrupt and the reason not only the cdc is consistently incompetent. >> reporter: president biden wants 70% of

todd: i'm good. ashley: that's not for the faint of heart. todd: are you okay? ashley: "fox & friends first" continues right now. i don't like that. ♪ bad to the bone. ♪ bad to the bone. ♪ b-b-b bad. todd: i didn't know if you would make it. ashley: i used to not have an issue with heights. my dad keeps sending me these videos. it scares me to death. todd: last time we saw a bridge like that, they sent me. don't send me to portugal. ashley: i'm good. todd: good morning. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm todd piro. ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for jillian mele. we start with an update on a story out of california, rescue crews working overnight after a boat suspected of smuggling illegal immigrants capsizes in california. we have more. >> reporter: multiple agencies responding to a capsized boat off point loma on sunday morning. there were 25 survivors, including one in critical condition. four others were killed. majority of the survivors were sent to different hospitals in the area. cbp reporting the 40-foot boat was suspected

todd: get this. suspect was released in march after being found incompetent to stand trial for an alleged armed robbery last year. unclear if he will be charged as an adult. jillian: live look at capitol hill where the house is expected to vote in favor of establishing a 9/11 style commission on the january 6th ryan. house gop leadership opposes the measure. republican members of the problem solver caucus are backing the panel. the effort is expected to be met with fierce opposition when you reaches the senate. democrats need to sway 10 republicans to pass it. house minority leader kevin mccarty had this to say response to calls for a new commission. take a listen. >> four investigations, you mentioned one, the department of justice has arrested 445 people with approximately another hundred arrests to come. this would just get in the way of that. two investigations going on in the senate committee. you also have the architect -- $10 million to have a view of the maya millette and now we want to put a

todd: a.g. todd rokita, have a great weekend. >> thank you, guys.on third tommy error is at second. jillian: oh my god, it is unclear what led that to knockout blow. man appears to be yelled at by the rockies fan he walks up and delivers a sinister right hook before being tackled. the victim is not pressing charges. >> we lee with you this three louisville police officers hailed at heros this morning after pulling two people from burning cars following a crash watch as the officers break glass, struggle to reach the drivers trapped inside. both drivers were rescued minutes before an explosion. officials said if not for the quick thinking of the three officers, those people would likely not have survived. officer tells suffered from smoke inhalation but will be okay. jillian: great to highlight the good things they do in our community especially this week. todd: go out there and do some good stuff on your own. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the cdc finally coming out and saying that fully vaccinated americans do not need to wear masks. >> it sh

todd: i am todd piro. alejandra mayorkas will join the migrant facility in donna, texas.lian: 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 facility is the secretary says the goal is family reunification. >> we are focused on reuniting the families. that is the justice we are focused on achieving right now. >> reporter: this after the administration released pictures of that donna processing facility, some are calling it misleading. if you look at our fox drone footage of the same area, you are looking at five new additional tents that have to be stood up. it is unclear if cameras will be allowed in today and that is why dan patrick says we are not getting the whole story. >> the biden administration is concealing all information from the border, all information. you cannot get information at the state level. >> reporter: information we are getting, dhs yesterday, 1848 kids currently in hhs care

todd: a horrible story.ed as one reporter condemns her decision to only speak to journalists of color. why this violates freedom of the press when "fox and friends first" on friday morning continues. >> you heard someone talking about this come forward, do the right thing, loss of life the simple facts of violence. >> this is not los angeles county or san francisco. trying to turn yourself in. time to understand the longer this goes on the less sympathetic i will be. >> the family of a little boy shot and killed in a road rage incident in southern california suggested a reward for information in the case soaring to 300,$000. and don, thank you for being with us this morning. jillian: this is the suspected vehicle, behind this road rage incident, they say the driver was a female and the passenger was a male who is alleged to have pulled the trigger. and getting justice to this little boy and the family. >> every bit of information helps but this may jog memory. this is the first clear view we have of the vehi

todd the second had i feel i would do that. todd: just being modest.was the inspiration for bear grow. carley: according to jillian in the tease. i wasn't a girl scouts. i was a campfire girl. 5-year-old skill. jillian: still to come, unmasking children in the classroom. a news report, make your voice heard launching the new campaign. we will tell you about it. kids should not have to wear masks in these schools. we have to let them go to school and be like normal kids. clearly from an emotional, physical, psychological perspective that is a no-brainer to have them being normal. todd: rhonda santos double down on his call for masks to be optional in the classroom one mom is launching a campaign to unmask kids. joining us to discuss is that mom, melissa sullivan. pretty bold move to come into a district, guns blazing like this. why are you doing it? >> honestly, thanks for having me. i am doing this for my child and the millions of children that have lost out on almost an entire year, over a year of being masked in the classroom. my son is going to be a

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todd. todd: all right, shimkus let the ad blitz begin.releasing this ad against governor gavin newsom. there is a bear in it. watch it. carley: there is. >> recall the beauty and elect the nicest, smartest beast you have ever met, john cox. todd: can we interview him get him on i mean the bear. the recall push started last summer. we have had it cox on before. newsom is dismissing the effort. he also has a bear. >> now is not the time to waist wastehundreds of millions of dos on a recall effort that is nothing more than a partisan grab. todd: caitlyn jenner will be on hannity tonight after announcing her candidacy two weeks ago. no word if she too will have a bear. carley: cornell university opens up rock climbing course originally for only black indigenous to everyone. the ivy league changing course after a wave of backlash calling it may include focus on students with a specific identities but is not restricting to only those students. todd: what an odd situation there. heck this out. amazon delivery driver new hampshire going above and

todd: dr. fauci said the pandemic exposed racial inequities during a commencement speech. >> the unacceptable disparities in health experienced by minority group relate to the social determinants of health dating back to conditions that some people of color find themselves in from birth, regarding the availability of adequate diet, access to healthcare and the undeniable effects of racism in our society. todd: fauci says this could take decades to fix and urged graduates to be part of the healing process. jillian: tax returns are due today. the traditional mid-april deadline was pushed back to buy americans more time because of the pandemic. but if you live in texas, oklahoma and louisiana, the irs extended the deadline to june 15. if you're still not ready you can file for a five month extension. you can face a penalty for each month you don't pay. todd: i am still waiting for my refund. i had to pay one state. jillian: i'm waiting for mine too. todd: you filed pretty early. jimmy carter 2.0,

todd: thank you.onymous videos it was police asking the public for help identifying a group of people films dancing on police cars. officers were bombarded by the group after they broke up a party over the weekend. this video from inside the cruiser as well. mayors think the police for peacefully dispersing the crowd, saying to the date is, quote, you can have a good time without all of this nonsense. todd: and arrest editor the house farm, two people killed when a gunman opened fire at a birthday party officially, a dozen other attendees were wounded as they scribble to safety. the victim this, 30-year-old kevin elliott, charged with multiple weapons violations, the shooting was targeted and they ask anyone with information to contact them. jillian: two georgia counties offering incentives to people serving time in an effort to increase the number of vaccinated adults. people who are or will be serving community service as part of their sentence can have their time cut in half by getting the vaccine.

todd: the strikes continue. good morning. >> reporter: we are at the apartment block that was hit yesterday by rockets fired by hamas and the incredible distraction behind me and a lot of activity has rescue workers and the homeland security crowd tried to see how stable this building will be so there is a lot of activity and people are trying to figure out where they will live. in the meantime, they are tough people but the reports this morning that 30% of those who live closer to the gaza borders and this have left their homes for now but don't want to be in harm's way any longer but there's a lot of attention now on the borders of israel. tensions heating up in the west bank, there is an unmanned aerial vehicle, a drone that was shot down near the jordanian border, 6 rockets were fired, and and strikes continue in gaza, it is given by the palestinian health authority controlled by hamas is at over 200 now. half of those, women and children. there is a lot of rubble in the video we've seen over the last few da

todd: thank you.lian: it is 40 second after the hour, four months since the california mother vanished. of next i went to maya millette's so and what led her disappearance, what was said and heard that night as the family pleads for answers. >> heartbroken for the nightmare. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. which shows will you be getting into tonight? how 'bout all of them. netflix. 'cause xfinity gets you really into your shows. when one burns for someone who does not feel the same. daphne, let's switch. from live tv to sports on the go.

todd: all about the green.e is apple's response to the report, we never compromise the security of users on data in china. the key part is decisions are not always easy and we may not agree with the laws that shape them but our priority is creating the investor experience without violating rules, we are obligated to follow. how bad a precedent is it what apple is sitting when it comes to other us companies in business in china. >> i tracked the issue for years. a trade agreement 20 years ago was supposed to open chinese markets to american manufactured goods but didn't work out that way. to sell our goods we had to build plants, hire chinese labor, give them our intellectual properties, so our soul so apple, among many other companies that wanted cheap labor, cheap access to a huge chinese market and she production where they can send products around the world but it is about the money and whether it is professional basketball in this country that make millions and when there is an issue, basketball players sid

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todd: carley shimkus here with reaction. jennifer granholm urged americans not to panic by poured gasoline and that is exactly what is happening right now. videos and pictures posted to social media news footage show long lines at gas stations across the east coast. many on social media dubbed this the new toilet paper of 2021. another twitter user posted a sweet saying looks like tesla owners are getting the last laugh. mississippi, tennessee of the east coast from delaware to georgia are most likely to experience limited fuel availability. a big topic of conversation which is why you are having georgia's state representative live coming up to talk about the gas shortage. jillian: this is unbelievable. some san 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 los

todd: a good view of the empire state building.lian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. todd: ice telling fox news deportation fell below 3000 last month, reported record low. shannon: dhs planning a walk-through of the migrant facility, and -- >> illegal border crossings surged at 20 year highs, they are plunging to record lows to abolish ice. clearly limited ice drastically. fox news confirming first reported by the washington post only 2962 illegal immigrants were deported in april, the lowest monthly level on record and 20% decline from march, 3716 were expelled after ice guidelines issued in february which former h h s assistant secretary matt bassett says is sending the wrong signal. >> if people get to this country allowing him to stay. >> reporter: they host a walk-through in donna, texas. congressman henry cuellar says it is misleading telling the border report. just next door, and currently 222000 kids, kamala harris announcing a day to travel south. >> the plan is to travel to mexico or guatema

todd: green thumbs with todd. >> janice: let's take a look at it. it is cold, we have freeze advisories. across the interior north east below freezing. we have advisories in place, a better weekend bumping temperatures up a little bit but the good news is the frontal boundary that brought the rain across the gulf coast is starting to dry out, things are improving across the southeast in the plains states, not much to tell you about, no severe weather outbreaks on the rise for the next 24 hours. we have very warm temperatures across the southwest, 80 in houston, 70 in atlanta, showers and thunderstorms in parts of south florida. my friends, tomorrow i will be at the preakness, the second race. we had better be, the preakness and the triple crown if medina spirit wins all 3. there's a lot of controversy talking about all that tomorrow and throughout the weekend but the good news is fantastic weather. >> good news also, janice could literally deliver the weather forecast from anywhere but the question is does that include a carnival fun house? >> 57, m

todd: it is tuesday may 4th. a dose of reality from the bibles from kids who have been quarantined for all your and it comes as the president faces tough questions over reports that teachers union suede federal reopening rules. jillian: severe weather in the south and midwest, 20 tornadoes across 5 states. janice dean has the latest in minutes. >> hometown hero after getting drafted to the nfl. the neighborhood celebration that has everyone rooting for this home team as "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> how do you feel about our lab city? todd: i like carley shimkus. that was carley shimkus. i'm trying to get her some royalty money. he won the cma. she is listening in her office right now. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. todd: we start with the border crisis president biden vowing to profess of pressure by quadrupling the refugee. jillian: as house republicans question the biden administration's plan to send billions of dollars to central america. good morning.

todd: he's not happy.>> reporter: the jackpot has its first jackpot. okay. and ohio woman the first one million-dollar jackpot taking on the call mill after 2.7 million ohioans. the state announcing a winner wednesday, getting their shot. there is also a scholarship winner between cell -- 1 joseph costello of dayton, won a schools -- a scholarship to any ohio state college, vaccinations in that state, this is amazing jumping 45% after the lottery was announced and other states are getting in on the same action. colorado has 5, one million-dollar prizes. in maryland the fax cash lottery handout 40,$000 prizes. in new york those who get the shot get a scratch off ticket, thanks, new york. in oregon, scholarships are being offered. the scratch off ticket in new york, you could $5 million. jillian: i never would have thought we would be having these big drawings. todd: congratulations to rosie perez, can use the cash. jillian: type to check in with brian kilmeade for what is coming up on "fox and friends". bri

todd: todd: we come back in summer months, a beautiful park, good stuff.rt, entering the second of violence, cease-fire looking valuable as israel keeps up its attacks on hamas angie hardy militants. todd: the strikes continue. good morning. >> reporter: we are at the apartment block that was hit yesterday by rockets fired by hamas and the incredible distraction behind me and a lot of activity has rescue workers and the homeland security crowd tried to see how stable this building will be so there is a lot of activity and people are trying to figure out where they will live. in the meantime, they are tough people but the reports this morning that 30% of those who live closer to

todd: okay. and other facilities have for breaking covid guidelines, stick around. in an hour we will have a woman who was put through the ringer running a restaurant. i'm sure she has something to say to the governor in the great state of michigan. jillian: florida governor ron desantis taking some power back from big tech, how sunshine state is putting social media platforms on the defensive. todd: you know what happens this time of year. we want to help you honor the american heroes in your life. sent proud american photos and stories to "fox and friends first" on twitter, instagram or facebook, email america together@foxnews.com. .. the platform the president of the united states but let ayatollah, any talk about killing jews that is wrong. >> florida governor ron desantis getting a standing ovation as he takes on big tech censorship. >> we will give carly a standing ovation, his she is. it has to be a good segment. >> pressure is on. this is a big deal. florida governor ron desantis signed a

your son, richard todd, killed in action.r so, everyone resolved to buy more bonds and work harder. but the todds lived on the edge of town and we didn't see them very often, so we lapsed back into our old ways a bit. we laid off at the factory for a day, wasted our tires, skipped a week on our bonds. we felt like most other towns, the war was a long way off. but the war was to come even closer to us. manila was evacuated and bombed. [explosions] everybody stuck by their radios and were thinking about our boys. so christmas came and went and everybody tried to have a good time thinking about the next christmas when the boys would be back. the letters all said, don't worry, mom, or we are doing all right in this scrimmage. and we had our heroes to celebrate. we learned steve johnson, one of our lawyers led an attack that netted 60 japs. everybody congratulated mrs. johnson and it was something to talk about, but then the retreats began. we knew things must be getting worse because their letters were getting more cheerful. the

todd: all of them are good with everything. note you just gave me. >> good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: some serious news, colonial pipeline research operations 5 days after being asked suspended operations. >> people still face supply shortages across the east coast, griff jenkins joins us as the white house tries to minimize the impact. >> they are trying indeed. the pipeline is open but prices are soaring, people are panic buying and tempers are flaring, check this out, a fight breaking out in north carolina. a man and woman throwing punches, both arrested for fighting over fuel as more gas stations close. 69% of north carolina, 52% of virginia, 40% south carolina, 46% in georgia all understates of emergency. colonial releases a statement saying, quote, it will take several days for the product delivery supply chain to return to normal. the market served by experience or continue to experience service interruptions. president biden saying he's working hard to alleviate the s

your son, richard todd, killed in action. for a day or so, everybody was out to buy more bonds and to work harder. but, the todd's lives on the edge of town and we didn't see them often, so we lapsed into our old ways. we laid off at the factory for a day, wasted our tires, speak -- skip the week on bonds. we felt like most other towns, the war was a long way off. the war was to come closer to us. everybody stuck by their radios and we were thinking about our boys. christmas came and went and everybody tried to have a good time, thinking about when the boys would be back next christmas. they said, " don't worry, mom. we are doing alright in the scrimmage. we had our heroes to celebrate. steve johnson had led the boys. everybody congratulated misses johnson. it was something to talk about for a few days. then, the -- retreats began. we knew things must be getting worse, because their letters were getting more cheaper appeared boys were trying to keep our spirits up. there were more telegrams. there was one for old man landry a

todd: thank you.ley: the biden administration closes two ice facilities, when george and the other in massachusetts over ongoing investigation into misconduct. homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas referenced the allegations same treatment would not be tolerated. it comes as axial us reports that the of health and human services is preparing to double migrant capacity at fort bliss texas. hhs saying the emergency site could house more migrant children as they work to unify them with their families. next hour we are talking to arizona attorney general mark byrne which who has been critical of the vice president's handling of the border crisis in the past and has even more to say about it this morning. meantime the recall effort for los angeles county district attorney george gascon is officially underway, after the county registrar, 590,000 signatures with 160 days to reverse the recall. and organizer for the recall ever writing a press release, quote, we have no choice but to seek immediate r

todd: it is thursday may 6th. the husband of a colorado mom charged with first-degree murder nearly one year after she vanished last mother's day, live report on the case against him as we await his court appearance this morning. todd: deportations hitting a record low, one of republican accuses facebook of letting cartels post human smuggling ads on its platform, griff jenkins live at the border of tate. >> expert solutions, i love this, i am a fighter. >> an exclusive interview with sean hannity, former olympian going for gold in her quest to leave the golden state. "fox and friends first" starts right now. todd: a beautiful shot of new york city. carley: i have never seen it before. >> that's close to where the kardashians engenders live. >> i am carley shimkus. forgot where he went to college. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. carley: we begin with the border crisis, deportations fell below 3000 last month. reported record low. >> dhs planning a walk-through of the migrant facili

todd: good to see that push back. biden administration will allow 250 vulnerable migrants into the us each day. todd: ken cuccinelli joins us live next. . . jillian: good morning, welcome back. the biden administration will aloy 250 asylum seekers every day following pressure from advocacy cuccinelli. >> good morning. todd: the situation of these individuals is particularly dire and that's why they need to jump the line and get here first. your reaction. do you think that is the proper approach? >> yeah, if you ask the people in the line i don't think they would agree. i think it's absolutely the wrong approach. it's one more way that they are not discouraging but encouraging illegal immigration on a massive scale. they have literally, i can't think of saying gel step that this administration has taken to actually stem the flow of illegal immigration as opposed to facilitate the flow. it's like they are a participant in the human trafficking chain. and this is just one more way to do it. and they, you know, they rely

>> well todd's comment, put my come into. i have a point of greens, and he transitioned from active reserve about a year ago. first time a cast award in the foreign relationships committee was over whether the u.s. should engage in missile strikes in syria after the use of chemical weapons against civilians. and i remember that debate in august of 2013, and i just thought, you know, man, i cast thousands [inaudible] lieutenant governor [inaudible] but you know, working on a lot of issues where he had to take a position, and i was [inaudible] now [inaudible] missiles [inaudible] but this [inaudible] should be a very different kind of and congress shouldn't [inaudible] you know, and you, know, the men and women who volunteer in an all volunteer military [inaudible] brave, and we shouldn't be chicken about casting tough votes. >> well on behalf of the heritage foundation, i want to thank both of you. you both have been tireless advocates for not only the men and women of our military, but also [inaudible] the congress as [inaudi

todd: what's going on with his hair? we should also talk about that. greg abbott repealed the mask mandate in march and recently banned mandatory masking for public schools. it's weird looking, a mullet. city of philly returning to 100% capacity wednesday, more than a

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

senator todd young is a hoosier. he went to the naval academy.e chose the marine corps instead of the navy. to serve his country. he then picked up a masters degree. he worked here at heritage for a short stint. he has served ably in the u.s. senate and he too is a passionate, thoughtful person when it comes to war powers. they have joined together to cosponsor a bill to repeal the 1991 and 2002 iraq aoi mass and that is the topic we are here to talk about. i want to split our discussion. into two parts. one to talk about the policy part. and then we will move to the politics. in this town we tend to come and go that you but i think it is important to lay out the predicate for why you think these two zombie war authorizations should be repealed. then we will move to the politics part. the format for today's a moderated discussion. i encourage cross talk. my kids do. i encourage it. then we will leave about 10 or 15 minutes for a q&a at the end. article one, section eight, clause 11, the declare war clause. our founders put it in specifically as a

kaine: i want to underline what todd has just said. sometimes we talk about this in the policy as well, that is what the constitution says. let us go deeper. there is a constitutional set of provisions, why does it say that. he is getting at the why, which is when the founders decided that it is going to be a congressional decision that means congress has to debate it, congress debates in full public view in the public gets educated -- and the public gets educated. i guess this is not a national mission as the debate takes place on a vote. if the president just doesn't on the say so, you do not get those same details and analysis, the pros and the cons that debated in full view of the american public, and then you do not get the public buying into the mission. i would argue it is an immoral thing to do in respect to troops. if you are going to put troops in harm's way, there ought to be a clear designation that it is in the national mission. you do that by following debate. it should be the toughest boat you cast to send troops into ri

todd: how could it not, took my breath away.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 of this idea, why? >> i think what we are seeing is the impact of the federal government giving out so much money to people, the state of connecticut impose two competing programs, unemployment benefits that have been enhanced by the federal government of tuna $300 per person and now what we're finding in connecticut is 65,000 jobs going unfilled, restaurants, truck drivers, having trouble filling those positions and connecticut, rather than 22 other states removing that $300 benefit, they continue that benefit at the same time to bribe people back to work by giving them $1,000. >> let's go over the logistics of it. 10,000 criminally unemployed individuals are eligible, $1,000 per worker adding up to $10 million total and the requirements you must have filed animal appointment claim prior to may 30th, maintain

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senator todd young is a hoosier. he went to the naval academy. he chose the marine corps instead of the navy to serve his country . he then picked up a masters degree . worked at heritage for a short stint and then he has served ably in the united states senate and he too is a passionate, thoughtful person when it comes to war powers and they have joined together to cosponsor a bill to repeal the 1991 and 2002 iraq authorizations and that'swhat we're here to talk about today . i want to split our discussion, senators into 2 parts. one to talk about the policy part and then we will move to the politics. in this town we commingled the two but it's important to lay out a predicate for why you think these two vestigial or zombie or authorizations should be repealed and then we willmove to the politics part . the format for today is a moderated discussion. i encourage crosstalk , interrupt anytime you want, my kids do and people at work do all the time and we believe it 10 or 15 minutes for a q&a at the end. article 1 section 8 cost election declare w

todd: thank you very much.itter dispute in texas over scoreboard's plan to make a diversity training in schools with conservative when is two candidates opposing critical race theory sweep the school board election 70% of the vote. joining me is dependent district board member, thanks for being here. tell me what you ran on that resonated with people? >> our district needs to refocus and reset on concentrating on academics and students and introducing a political ideology in our academic curriculum. that is number one. it is important to ensure we are hiring the best and brightest teachers making sure we have parental engagement, our community is a generous wonderful community. i'm just a regular dad, not a professional politician. along 3 and half months of campaigning saturday but the real work has to start now so i'm excited to be up to continue to serve the community and give back and make a difference in this district. >> the cultural competence action plan is a 5-year plan created by the district diversit