is timberview high school in arlington. about an hour and 35 minutes ago at washington liberty high school which is not far away there was also a report of an active shooter. police showed up, they cleared that scene and as soon as they cleared washington liberty high school, they got reports of an active shooter at timberview high school. the active shooter clearly at timberview that turned out to be a reality because we are now hearing that a number of people, we don't know that they are teachers or students but a number of people have been wounded. we don't know anything about don't like more than that but it gives no concept of something it was going on in arlington today because a couple of threats were turned in and one turned out to be not a threat on the other turned out to be exactly what we are seeing on the screen right now. he had these different scenarios that police are trying to work out and you can imagine that every other high school in and around the arlington area is either going to be on lock down very s

there in arlington. as far as the manhunt underway and what is happening outside the suspect's home, we continue to see a man with a gun drawn outside of it is suv, outside of the suspect's home. darren can you tell us what that scene tells you about whether they know if anyone is inside and why the person has task force written on his vest outside of the suv outside of the suspect's home with the weapon drawn, what that tells you as you look at that? >> well, we have to take into consideration, still a suspect at large. law enforcement will hold a lot of details close to the vest because they don't want to expose this information and allow lane of access for the suspect to escape. merely having an armed officer in front of the suspect's residence does not reflect a whole lot. we have to take into consideration we're looking to take this person into custody, a very dangerous person. i think that is somewhat telling in terms of why you see an armed officer in front of that person's residence. i want to go

there will be an event at arlington national cemetery. top of the hour, we will have that for our audience as well, john. >> john: sandra, one thing we've been talking about is when joe biden goes to the white house for the first time as president of the united states, obviously he's been there many times as the vice president of the united states. he'll go to the oval office, like many presidents do. the first thing presidents do, and this goes back to ronald reagan. they sit behind the desk and they take a moment just to let the weight of the office settle in on them. you know? you've got the campaign. you've got election night. you've got transition, inauguration. once you get behind that desk, and more times than not it's the resolute desk. you open the desk and you find the letter the previous president has left for you. you know president trump left one for president biden. we don't know what it says. here's what president bush wrote to president obama in 2009. he said there would be trying moments, that his critics would rage, his

the arlington police tweet is here. all parents in the mansfield school district, we are setting up a parent reunification point at the center for performing arts located and it gives the address. for people who are not there immediately in that area, it is sill important to know this, because social media, when it works, and when it does what it is supposed to do, connects us at the best and worst of times can be a help here. you are not a fan but a fan of anything that helps us communicate in a disaster. >> absolutely. >> harris: looking at the scene, the reunification point students will be bused to the location after the school is completely secured. it is interesting to get ted williams' perspective on this. we have been together on these days, sandy hook is one i think of and we pray that that's not what we are looking at. we pray every time that we see something like this that it's not what we're looking at. we pray that a new benchmark is not formed when we see this. it is unacceptable and intolerable that our c

give griff the sculptor, buried in arlington? >> he is buried in arlington as the flag raisers. griff: the front of the monument, tell me about it. >> there's a famous quote uncommon valor was a common virtue not just for marines that fought in hiroshima but just the like the rest of the memorial. it's dedicated to all of the maence over the country even though marines dates back to when our country was founded. so this is reflective of all the marines that have ever served and those who have made the ultimate sacrifice to our country. normally this place has over a million visitors a year, about a million and a half people come to the u.s. marine corps, war memorial annually. most of those people are on a patriotic pilgrimage to washington, d.c. so you see a lot of tour buses that come to the u.s. marine corps war memorial. griff: they come because they know it's an iconic monument but those who haven't visited, why do you believe it's iconic? >> all you have to do take one minute to look at the place and have the background of the the national mall, the backdrop of the nationa

. >> ben: tell us a little bit about what you are doing today at arlington. >> so i was at arlington with the project i founded with the [indiscernible] foundation called the honor project which brought in 300 volunteers to arlington cemetery to visit graves of the fallen where our volunteers would take names in advance, we'd find their grave, we would place a plaque and then we'd take a photograph and share it on social media and it's a really incredible way not just for an american who doesn't serve in the military to really honor them for in the name a fallen service member, but it's also an opportunity for us to share the names of the pollen with the rest of the world. >> ben: i though that this is something that you came upon by accident. tell us a little bit about what happened last year that really started this whole thing. >> so last year i went into the cemetery to visit our grandfather, who as you know is a veteran of three wars, world war ii, vietnam, and korea, and i knew it would be different because covid restrictions kept everyone except for direct family members from

as you watch all of this, they will make wear now to arlington national cemetery. when griff jenkins joined me, he spoke of the wind and what it has been like to stand out there and to wait for the departure of officer sicknick and all the people can see represented in the high numbers of law enforcement, fbi agents and all those who support the u.s. capitol police as well, who support our law enforcement, are outside the capitol. i understand griff jenkins is still with me. you're in position to better be able to see this. tell us what's happening. >> reporter: well, harris, right now we're just watching these hundreds of u.s. capitol police officers who have been standing firmly in the cold, in the wind, at attention for the last 30 minutes or so honoring their colleague and friend brian sicknick. the family here really has been a touching moment. they put out a statement saying they essentially thanked the capitol and congressional leadership for bestowing a historic honor on their fallen hero, saying their personal tragedy and loss is shared by our nation, brin

at arlington national semitism terry. according to the cemetery records there has been a 24 hour watch on the tomb of the unknown soldier,, a solemn place consecutively since june or since april 6, 1948 after being closed, lawrence, to the public for the majority of the pandemic the famed resting place of thousands of heros, the cemetery is open again, the president will join the vice president today, the second gentleman and first lady, he'll give a cuts o mariah carey speech after he visits the tomb of the unknown soldier. yesterday, the president delivered remarks in wilmington, delaware at a memorial day cemetery encouraging americans from all stripes to come together and remember those who fought for this country. >> i hope that the nation comes together. we're not democrats and republicans today. we're americans. we're americans who have given their lives. >> [applause] reporter: this weekend also marked the sixth anniversary of the death of the president's son , bow biden, the former delaware attorney general and p

jillian: 50,000 flowers laid at arlington cemetery, what a beautiful tribute. "fox & friends" first starts right now. todd: you are watching "fox & friends" first on this memorial damon day. a beautiful flag outside our studios in manhattan. i'm todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele. thank you for joining us. we're honoring our fallen heros this memorial day. happening in washington, president biden and vice president kamala harris will mark memorial day by attending the annual wreath had laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. todd: david spunt joins us now. >> reporter: it has been six years since beau biden's passing. president biden waking up in wilmington, delaware this morning. he'll head back to washington, dc in just a few hours. then, he will go to arlington tional cemetery to lay the wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier, a tradition here in the united states of america. for the first time since the pandemic, arlington will be open to the public. it was closed for the majority of the pandemic. it's a solemn resting place of thousands of her

we see the first flyover at arlington national cemetery. there will be many more of those coming up and coming moments here. you have a piece out at foxnews.com with senator graham, lindsey graham, who was with us less to mike yesterday. here's a headline. biden's terrorism complacency, the u.s. must act now to counter threats. the war against islamic terrorism has not blessed us" you, radical islam is again on the march. in what way? >> i had a note that said the entire region has received the word that jihad has one and the west has lost. recruitment is through the roof and the u.n. is reporting 8000-10000 foreign fighters pouring into afghanistan and we are in a row. when the obama administration -- similar to when the obama administration pulled out of iraq in 2011 and we saw the rise of isis over the next few years. the set of them at different of what senator graham and i get to is that we have a lot more tools. we had bases in local allies in the curds and access from the ocean. there was much more when we had to send our soldiers ba

the mayor of arlington. good to have you here today. >> thank you so much. >> martha: let's bring in trace gallagher. his been covering this story for us all afternoon. trace, obviously there's a lot of things that are answered. he's in custody. a lot of questions that still remain here. >> yeah, a lot of questions remain why he did it. they said it was a fight. we don't know the genesis of it or who started the fight. police have not gotten to the bottom of that. it's fascinating as you watch these things. we've been covering them 20 years starting at columbine. the protocols are very much the same. what struck me as being very different is the influence, the impact that social media now has on these types of incidents. we knew very quickly who the suspect was because his picture was online. there was video of the shotting, audio of the gunshots online within minutes. the police could do a full social media footprint background of the suspect to know what he was thinking, who he associated with, where he li

president biden preparing to lay a wreath at arlington national cemetery. we will bring that here too you live when it happens. >> benjamin: police in the miami area on the hunt for a government in a deadly weekend shooting as crime surges in democratic led cities. what can be done to keep the public safe? ted williams, on that, coming up next. to protect people. to help them save. with a home and auto bundle from progressive. ahh. i was born for this. and now it's prime time. cut. jamie, what are you doing? you're not even in this one. i thought it was thursday. sorry. -it is. -i thought -- i thought it was last thursday. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps ta

on november 9 and tenth ahead of the tomb's 100th anniversary arlington national cemetery has opened up the guards pathway, any of us can walk in their steps and share their solemn mission, here's our power player of the week. >> we want people to make that connection and realize the unknown gave not just our lives better liberty inner freedom and they gave their identity. >> karen is talking about the tomb of the unknown shoulder. >> we say at the arlington national cemetery, their hometown could be anywhere i'm really proud and honored. executive director commentaries. >> generations of presidents have come to the tomb to lay reeves and thousands of people are here every day making arlington's most visited site. >> our usual day will have 3 - 5000 people out here on busy holiday weekend we could have 20000 people a day out here. >> they have kept watch census 20s when tourist used to hold picnics at the tomb in 1940 the old guard was given the assignment and they remain a constant presence. >> they are truly special and literally training for perfection, not just perfection in the

bret. >> bret: lucas tomlinson in arlington, thank you. as we honor veterans here at home, two retired u.s. marines remain in captivity in russia. they remained no closer to freedom now than the day they were arrested. correspondent benjamin hall shows us. >> trevor is a great young man. he has so much going for him. he had such drive and he was achieving his goals. >> trevor rita, texas special force marina is still behind bars in russia. he is now on hunger strike to protest poor prison conditions, held in solitary confinement, and his mother thinks he knows why. >> he was a marine and they will leverage for him to get people back that they want from the united states. >> also a former marine was detained in moscow in 2018 and sentenced to 16 years for espionage charge he says was entrapment. >> he spends most of his days making button holes in the labor camp, it's a cold part of russia right now. >> president biden raised both cases in june, pledging to do everything he could. >> the families of the detained, we are going to follow thro

capitol police lining what will be the motorcade to arlington national cemetery. there is a line of lighter blue police officers you see here on their mountain bikes. officer brian sicknick was part of the first responders mountain bike unit. they will follow the motorcade all the way slowly to arlington across the memorial bridge. now officer sicknick, as we watch this happen, obviously is as we've learned the fifth american to lie in honor here in the rotunda, in the capitol rotunda. the third member of the u.s. capitol police to do so. in 1998 officer jacob chestnut and detective john gibson were killed at a house checkpoint on the east front of the capitol. lying in honor we should point out similar to lying in state. it looks very much the same, although it is one protocol lower status reserved for former presidents and members of congress as was the case with the late john lewis this past summer. the other two americans to lie in honor were civil rights icon rosa parks and reverend billy graham. inside an hour ago we saw senate majority leader chuck schumer

visited arlington national cemetery. she realized that because of covid restrictions, there was not a lot of opportunity for friends and family to get to the cemetery. she went out asking people if they wanted her typical and visit with their loved ones. she got a lot of response to that. and together, we are part of the honor project. we will be visiting 4,000 braves and we have had volunteers all weekend who have joint us throughout memorial day weekend and visited these graves to honor the sacrifice and also find a tangible way to pay tribute to our nation's fallen. >> how do people get in touch with you? is there a website? >> today could you can help be a part of the honor project. but you can do is you can go online and search a fallen servicemember. it is easy. you will find thousands of stories. each one of those stories, share it yourself. share it with twitter or facebook, instagram, any of your platforms. and share those stories. as a gold star sister, i can tell you that the most important thing for us is to

president biden on his way to arlington national cemetery. he will visit section 60 where veterans of afghanistan are buried. he announced a complete withdrawal of the remaining u.s. troops through by this september 11th, which is the 20th anniversary of the attack on america by osama bin laden. and we're waiting for live remarks from senator lindsey graham that will take issue with this action by president biden. while many americans will welcome this withdrawal, it was first declared by president trump. he wanted out by may. graham does not. we'll bring you that live and show you both sides of that story. jack keane is here and also congressman michael waltz, an afghanistan veteran. they're uniquely qualified to weigh-in on what happens september 12, 2021. first to kristin fisher live at the white house where the president just spoke. kristin? >> martha, speaking from the same room where former president bush announced the air strikes in afghanistan 20 years ago, president biden said it's time to end america's longest war. all u.s. troops o

plus, a solemn mission to lay read this at arlington national cemetery for three decades. >> we need to honor those people and remember. >> all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ and hello again from fox news in washington for the country is facing the swift spread of oma krohn now and 44 states. just as americans prepared to celebrate the holiday season. hospitalizations are on the rise right to more than an average of 100,000 cases. a federal perils court's rent said the president's vaccine and task a mandate for businesses that employ more than 100 people and they could all go all the way to the u.s. supreme court. in a moment last west virginia center joe manchin about this development and is ongoing talks on the biden agenda. but first let's turn to mark meredith traveling with the president of wilmington, delaware with details with the president plans to tell americans an address to say about new steps to fight covid, mark. >> a brett, the white house of the presence going to be held on how the federal government can help communities dealing with the rapid rise in covid case

lucas tomlinson reports from the marine corps memorial overlooking the arlington cemetery. >> 100 years after the tomb of the unknown soldier was first dedicated, president biden honored america's veterans. >> you are the very spine of american, not just the backbone, the spine. >> justly did a century ago, military procession march through arlington military cemetery. throughout the nation's capital, more ceremonies took place at the world war i and world war ii memorials. as well as a wreath laying at the navy memorial and for the first time, and reading of all 7,070 names of those americans killed in action since 9/11. read by gold star families at the tunnel to tower ceremony at the lincoln memorial. at the vietnam memorial, a ceremony in front of the wall lists all 58,318 americans killed in action. when hundred years ago today, unknown american soldiers killed in world war i was placed in a horse-drawn carriage and paraded through the nation's capital to a state funeral at arlington. speed of the tomb of the unknown soldier itself has become our natural place of mourning for all o

. >> harris: the national cemetery, arlington national cemetery, the president of the united states getting ready to lay the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier on this veterans day, let's watch today. >> the president moves to the tomb of the unknown soldier to place the wreath. >> harris: we are waiting, a very quiet moment for the president to arrive and lay the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the motorcade has just pulled up. i'll put back peter doocy into focus here. talking about the challenges for the president today, this is one moment that unites the nation, something that is not happen nothing droves either outside of his party or in right now. we'll focus today on veterans day and you were able to know the president had left, you are there at the white house. give us a layout of his day today. >> peter: his day started two hours ago with a private meeting with veterans and the motorcade ride from the white house to arlington national cemetery to the tomb of the unknown soldier and less than 10 minutes. he spent the morning meeting with vets, away from camera, thi

he was buried at arlington national cemetery with full military honors. the story begins with a battle in november 1943. harold hayden of ohio was among the 18,000 marines that stormed the beaches in a group of islands in the central pacific in world war ii. the marines pushed ashore inch by inch. their mission to defeat the japanese 8,000 miles from tokyo. hayden and his fellow marines captured a base to launch air strikes to japan. victory came at a high cost. 1,000 marines killed including hayden on the final day. half the marines killed were never found. hayden's remains were identified by the pentagon's pow mia accounting agency. after an undiscovered burial site was found by history flight, a nonprofit organization. on wednesday, the marine corps honored hayden with full military honors at the national cemetery. nearly 80 years later, the hayden family watched as he was finally laid to rest back home on american soil. over a year after the battle, the marines would storm the beaches of iwo jima. martha? >> martha: lucas, so glad that you were able t

i had a chance to walk sections of arlington national cemetery yesterday. very moving. thank you for that reminder and your service and military family. we are grateful. >> thank you. mike: for more in the presidents budget and infrastructure plan and the republican counter offer we will bring in member of the house transportation infrastructure committee, congresswoman, welco. >> thank you for having me. mike: the president set budgets to the hill that congress has the power of the purse so it is not expected to become reality but what do you think of that proposal and wishlist from the president quick. >> it is a statement of your values. he said he wanted to build back better make the country better than it was before so everybody has a chance to get into the middle class. but the priority right now is funding for infrastructure we can't have a grade of c- coming to roads or bridges and infrastructure we have to get that done early this summer the negotiations are going well. senator o-uppercase-letter has been working with the president. she was very complementary o

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 country. listen. >> i hope that the nation comes together. we're not democrats and republicans today. we're americans. we're americans who have given their lives. >> reporter: this weekend happens to mark the sixth anniversary of the death of the president's son, beau biden. former delaware attorney general and proud major in the delaware army national guard. >> we're honored but it's a tough day. i know how much the loss hurts. despite all the pain, i know the pride you feel in the loved one and that you lost. >> reporter: as for the vice president, she put out this tweet just before the we

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. >> president biden will visit arlington national cemetery to pay respects to the men and women who paid the ultimate sacrifice in afghanistan. the president plans to withdraw all us troops from the country. >> good morning. president biden will address the nation laying out his plan to remove all us troops from afghanistan by september. officials confirm yesterday, the may 1st deadline put forward by donald trump to remove combat troops from the war-torn country. the new datelines with the twentieth anniversary of 9/11 and biden will speak at arlington national cemetery, and visit section 60 where us forces that were killed during america's longest war will laid to rest. the announcement comes along peace negotiations with the taliban and in the afghan government. last month the parties met in russia. later this month there will be an afghan peace in turkey the taliban declined an invitation to attend. the taliban previously warned of consequences if the us did not withdraw forces by may of this year. the complex nature of the conflict and ongoing talks is something the white house

check with frank in fire station 5 in arlington, virginia. frank, when i think you can't do more you keep giving. talk to us what you're doing to honor the 20th anniversary, sir. >> look, 20 years ago we lost 2977 great americans just going to work that day. a lot were first-responders like my brother that gave his life up. he was married had five kids. it is so important we never forget what happened 20 years ago. so i'm walking from the 3:00 places that had such unbelievable loss of life. starting at the pentagon, to shanksville, pennsylvania where flight 73 went down, we remember todd beamer let's roll and they saved a lot of people on the ground and of course ending up at ground zero in new york city, following my brother's final heroics footsteps he ran through the brooklyn battery tunnel. i will walk through there as the sunrises on the 20th anniversary of this year, to make sure americans never forget what happened. rachel: i love what you're doing. again never forget. i have always been surprised, frank, young kids aren't learning the

org to sign up for arlington project. and we share the photographs on social media for the rest of the folks. pete: thank you both, god bless you. keep us posted. >> thank you. pete: thank you. coming up, meghan markle is exploring a run for political office. how do we get to this story after the one we just covered. plus lara trump. we'll talk to her too. she is great. ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa this isn't just freight. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. i've been on and off oral steroids to manage my asthma. does that sound normal to you? it's time for a nunormal with nucala. my nunormal: fewe

correspondent jeff paul reports tonight from arlington, texas. >> good contact seal, and release it. it's because they help to graduate more than 3500 nursing students in the middle of a global pandemic. ut are arlington's best effort barely scratches the surface of a nationwide surface of nurses. >> feels no matter what we do, we are behind. >> administrator megan rogers former nurse or self said was already a problem prior to the pandemic. covid-19 has only made it worse. a crisis. >> compounding the issue now, the increased demand for nurses, patients are sicker. we also have an aging workforce. the average age of a nurse in this country is over 50. >> fewer nurses means longer wait times and likely when the nurse finally checks the patient outcome and less time with the rn. according to the u.s. department of health and human services, roughly 1 million additional registered nurses are needed by 2030 to handle the current shortage. >> there's a shortage. the environment with the highest level of stress. >> the environment has pushed many nurses to equate or retire early. rural co

in arlington, texas, thousands stood in line anxiously checking their paperwork. after finally being cleared by county health officials to receive their coronavirus vaccine. >> i have underlying health conditions, so it seems like the right thing for me to do. >> this location will inoculate more than 3,000 on friday alone. >> the moment you get here, you can easily recognize there are good things happening here. this is the first step in the process. >> the vaccine push moves forward with roughly 900,000 americans rolling up their sleeves daily. a number of public health officials say needs to be much higher. with this week marking one year since the first case was reported in the u.s. 12 months later, almost 412,000 americans have died from the disease. >> we are not a patient people. >> many states continue to hit speed bumps with vaccinating the masses. new york city says it is dealing with a shortage of supply. some sites closed despite the cdc web site saying that all of the allocated doses have not been used. >> as soon as we have vaccine, we can give peopl

the president marked memorial day at arlington national cemetery where he paid tribute to america's war dead. he also took the opportunity to talk about the mystic politics. correspondent mark meredith reports tonight from the white house. good evening, mark. >> good evening to you. the president spent memorial day honoring american heroes, their families end of service members still on duty all over the world but in his former remarks he also issued a stark warning about the threats u.s. bases both abroad and right here at home. ♪ ♪ >> in his first memorial day is commander in chief, president biden paid his respects to america's fallen by placing the traditional wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> president biden: we live by the light and flame of liberty. they kept burning. we are free because they were brave. >> with arlington national cemetery as his backdrop, the president took a turn into domestic politics issuing a direct warning about america's future. >> president biden: democracy itself is in peril. here at home and around the world. what we do now, how we honor

trump chanting we love trump in arlington virginia, thank you, arlington, see you soon. his spokesperson tweeting virginia is donald trump and his mag movement, delivery a major victory to trump endorsed businessman glenn youngkin. >> seems like donald trump just confirmed he will be coming to virginia for glenn youngkin and i would like to see the crowd he gets compared to what i had with president biden. >> he bragged about the biden crowd pictures and video showed a different story, these were tiny crowds, the governor hopeful said the controversial crt curriculum isn't taught in virginia schools. >> we don't teach critical race theory. it has never been taught in virginia. this is a made up racist dog whistle. >> fox news is learned the virginia department of education is recommending a book to education leaders and all stakeholders to embrace critical race theory. public and glenn youngkin on tucker carlson. >> virginia parents particularly in lab and county of been trying to stand up for their kids for the last 20 months. open our schools, stop teaching kids what t

for years i have been in arlington and always go to section 60 with my husband at the gratitude of the family, a lot of tears, they need to know their sacrifices are remembered, fully understand their loved ones died but they also lived and it was a life that was sacrificed, so embracing them, our history, our heritage, the courage of these men and women who served and to preserve freedom they need to love this country, learn about this country, learn about themselves and we need to come together as a country to do that. todd: a beautiful site to see the green on those gravestones, a beautiful gesture. thank you so much, good luck. >> thank you. carley: let's turn to janice dean with a look at the forecast, it is not feeling like christmas. todd: feel like april. >> janice: feels like springtime, that warm air ahead of the cold front bringing some wintry weather to the great lakes and new england region over the next 12 to 24 hours. 60 in new york, 62 in dallas but behind that front cold air and potential for snow. a tale of two seasons if you will. there is our future track saturday,

arlington announced they were relaxing covid era restrictions just before memorial day. saying vaccinated visitors will not need to be masked afterwards. todd: guess was, it is time for that time of year again, "fox and friends" summer concert series taking off today with country music star bradley gilbert. ashley: he will be performing live in the 8:00 hour and you don't want to miss that. todd: great that it is back, you think of summer you think of "fox and friends," the summer concert series. jillian: lisa maclean reacts to biden at $6 trillion budget, stick around for this. ♪♪ ♪♪ right in the morning ♪♪ ♪♪ small-town throw down ♪♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to

jon: 50000 flowers were laid arlington national cemetery this morning to honor the nation's fallen troops. a live look along the us-mexico border where agents say they fear another surge this memorial day weekend as illegal crossings continue to soar in the rio grande valley we are live in mission texas with the latest. reporter: good evening we have seen a lot of activity here at the wall. just beyond here in mission texas border patrol agents and resources are out here in full force today this morning we have seen groups of migrants loaded on buses to go back to mexico probably two or three buses come here each hour texas department of public safety has been helping since operation lone star dhs has handed over 35385 migrants to border patrol agents former acting dhs agent saying today what needs to happen to fix this crisis. >> solving the crisis is trying to stop the illegal behavior they are not interested in doing that. it is torn down programs we have put in place in 2019 and 2020 and they have not replaced it with any programs or policies to address the illegal behavior. reporter:

. >> ashes will be at the arlington wanted them at arlging ton and normandy. but they can only go to one place and they'll be at arlington. enings good spot there. still ahead fox news girl transportation secretary pete buttigieg for misleading americans about jobs. >> why not be straight about conditions in the u.s. to american people? >> well american people already know that our infrastructure needs a lot of work. >> how damaging is this for the democrats sales pitch? gop strategist harvey says everyone in the administration keeps getting caught in a lie. he sounds off, next. >> look there are a lot of different analysis how many million jobs this will create. >> you're one who cited as 19 million and it is actually 2.7 million. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg grilled on fox news after claiming infrastructure bill would create 19 million jobs. studies show the plan would actually create 2.7 million republicans strategist and former colorado stated senator ted harvey is here to react. so 16.3 million jobs will be created just naturally by the econ

but the most affluent places in america are arlington, fairfax, and loudoun county. their people make six or even seven figures. the type of folks who can afford hunter biden's artwork and drug habit. and they vote democrat overwhelmingly knowing that it only leads to paying much higher taxes. as the new york time points out, affluent suburbs went bluer than a smirk choking on a marble. they didn't say that, i did. but that won 77% of the vote in arlington so these are voters who know they are going to play way more under a democrat but they do it either way whether intact size, at the gas pump, or by medical devices online. fyi, catheters come in handy when you can't make it to the bathroom. trust me. so while talk about issues matter to blacks, no matter to these rich, white, liberal racists. if you voted republican, are you trying to save some money so you can fill your tank with gas or are you a racist? maybe everyone who drives is racist. but the rich white liberal racist can afford stuff like climate change spending, defending the cops, on mitigated regulation

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president biden on his way to arlington national cemetery. he will visit section 60 where veterans of afghanistan are buried. he announced a complete withdrawal of the remaining u.s. troops through by this september 11th, which is the 20th anniversary of the attack on america by osama bin laden. and we're waiting for live remarks from senator lindsey graham that will take issue with this action by president biden. while many americans will welcome this withdrawal, it was

north texas, and water boil notices have been issued for several cities including parts of fort worth, arlington, denton and others. and while the temperatures are rising and no longer at life-threatening levels, these families still have critical needs such as access to food and water. and that can be especially challenging for those who are under a boiled water notice, as you can imagine if. if you don't have electricity, how can you follow that order? so the salvation army is gearing up to meet both of these needs. with road conditions improving, our 13 pantries are expected to be fully operational on monday, and we're working with the city of dallas and the city of fort worth to support water distribution plans to get clean water to those that need it. eric: i don't want to interrupt you, we're up against the clock -- >> sure. eric: where people can go, salvation army in texas.org. salvation army helps so many people. blake federman, thank you for being with us. we'll be right back. >> thank you. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the mom

is suing over voter suppression law and their attacking an interesting way in 1977 case in arlington and the standards were assessed when you could go around the shelby versus holder which cut in the voting rights and they wanted to put the criteria city of arlington to have federal oversight over the elections in the state of georgia what we saw in georgia that african-american turnoff they wanted to strip the secretary to oversee local elections from the ability to oversee and there was no basis or rational basis for doing so it was all based upon the demographic shift in the state of georgia that would make it harder for republicans to win in the d.o.j. is going after them on that account. mike: were up against the clock but let me give you a chance for a few words. >> the ballot reform was necessary because we were just coming out of a pandemic, set the rules straight and we understand how we would work from here on out i don't see anything wrong with it and it's argued by joe biden in there so stupid they don't understand how to get a license or drivers license or picture id of

i'm not tiptoe but be respectful but as someone who has had to go to a lot of funerals at arlington, someone texting with a gold star daughter five minutes before this hit i have my own rage at this. i am upset and i think he should be better than that. better than that in a lot of ways. >> harris: we'll put up at my request, team, the hotline number for military veterans. military leaders in ohio have sent a message to veterans, joey. it is something that we talk about on the program previous to the loss we suffered with the 13 in afghanistan and all that's played out there. but veterans who are feeling frustrated and challenged by this time, here is that from a major general. >> even the toughest warriors sometimes need to take a knee and get a drink of water. and that applies mentally, too. sometimes the emotional and mental burden becomes too heavy and we have to take a knee and ask for help. there is no shame in that. particularly in light of the current events that we see unfolding. >> harris: joey. >> i appreciate your words. the veterans i know are inspired by generals they s

eventually they'll make their way to arlington, as i mentioned. then there will be a parade. it will just be virtual. we should point out, the escort there is officer goodman. he was the officer who protected the capitol, taking some of the mob from where senators were january 6th. he's right there in the tan coat, kind of walking down the stairs. they honored him with a new position, as you watch former vice president mike pence and goodman has a big role today. juan, the rest of this day is very different. we should note not only the masks, but there were flags and not people in the national mall. and the fact that this is so different in the middle of a pandemic, let alone a pandemic two weeks after a mob broke into the capitol. this, obviously, vice president pence and the new vice president kamala harris and the second gentleman. >> i appreciate that picture. a significant moment in terms of the transfer of power and having it done in a civil, peaceful manner, respectful manner there on the east steps of the capitol. obviously, president trump chose not to be there. but

correspondent alexandria hoff is in arlington tonight with the latest. good evening, alexandria. >> good evening, bret. the last time that the president campaigned for mcauliffe was back in july and that gap of time in between points to something interesting. mcauliffe's tactic throughout this race has been to tie his opponent, republican glenn youngkin to former president trump in a blue leaning purple state like virginia, young kin youngkinhas kept his distance fm president trump. mcauliffe done the same low approval rating may have had on his campaign. latest fox news poll shows biden to have a 50% fancht rating among likely voters in virginia. so tonight's impact is a toss-up for the tied race in just a week left to go, the candidates are not holding back any punches. in a new ad youngkin calls out mcauliffe for blocking a bipartisan bill that would have required parents to be notified of explicit material and assigned reading. the add features a mom who took issue with the graphic physical and sexual abuse depicted within the book beloved. mcauliffe

. >> to alexandria in arlington. hi, alex. >> hi there. democrat terry mcauliffe has bought in a slew of high profile democrats to drum up enthusiasm for his campaign. tonight, president biden will make the short trip over the bridge here to arlington. he wrote this on twitter. "folks, terry mcauliffe has been here before. he knows what to do and how to deliver results for virginia." mcauliffe has seen a recent dip in the polls and said that president biden's approval rating hasn't necessarily helped the campaign. in virginia, the latest fox news poll shows biden has a 50% favorability rating among likely voters. kind of a tossup right now. mcauliffe is in a dead heat with the republican. with a week to go, they are not holding back any punches. in a new add, he calls out mcauliffe for blocking a bipartisan bill that would have required parents to be notified of explicit material in assigned reading. the ad features a mom that took issue with the abuse depicted in the book "beloved." he came back with a statement, the book banning and sile

capitol police officer brian sicknick were buried at arlington national cemetery today after he was honored at the u.s. capitol. the officer was injured during the january 6th attack, died the next day. congressional correspondent chad pergram looks at the sober memorial. >> reporter: officer brian sicknick saluted, his remains lying in honor of the u.s. capitol rotunda. >> it is my official and sad honor to welcome officer brian sicknick and many who loved, respected and were protected by him to the united states capitol rotunda. >> reporter: a somber ceremony conducted pandemic style. mourners fanned out six feet apart. >> he was caught in the wrong place at the wrong time on a day when peace was shattered. ♪ o beautiful for hero ♪ >> reporter: lying in honor is similar to lying in state. only five americans have laid in honor, three were u.s. capitol police officers. senate majority leader chuck shumer went to the same high school as sitnick's mother and spoke about how tough this was for everyone. >> that brian and his family were made to pay such a high price for his devoted servic

. >> dana: joining us now is one of the mayors in the meeting from arlington, texas. a lot of people in your state are dealing with tough weather. we appreciate you joining us to tell us about you support the idea for covid relief. tell me the scope and scale of the legislation as it stands now. does it sit well with you? >> well, as far as the city's portion of it, it is badly needed. these are challenging times and cities are moving forward to help take care of the pandemic even though our money really ran out in december. it is just the right thing to do. we've set up a mass vaccination center here in arlington continuing on with our testing and taking care of our people because we need to save lives. we need to keep people working and get our kids back to school. all things that we're doing at our expense. here in our community just for our vaccination center is over 400,000. then in addition to that, there are just a ton of negative social and economic impacts that we're experiencing. it hasn't mattered what size city it was, small, large, all across our cities h

finally bree asks will you come to arlington national cemetery and lay wreaths with my friends and i at section 600 on decembe? yes. i will bring my family, too. nice job. thanks for ininviting us into your home tonight, that's it for "special report." fair balancenned and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by pete hegseth starts in just a few seconds but, pete, have you ever done that? that is something else to lay the wreaths at arlington national cemetery. >> pete: man, you hit a note. i want to bring my kids. i want to go there. i want them to experience it. it's on my calendar. >> bret: let's do it you and me. >> pete: let's see if we can do it. i would love it do it with you. awesome tradition. good on you, bret. ♪ ♪ >> pete: i jumped the gun, good evening, america it's 7:00 p.m. on the east coast and 6:00 p.m. in god's country which means it's time for "fox news primetime." i'm pete hegseth. tonight we start again with omicron. while the leftist media freaks out over new covid variant the timing could not be better for our nation's autocrats, you know, the democrats. be

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