with a ride in portland and vandalism in seattle into new york a crowd took to the streets to protest. >> the shooting was an accident. griff jenkins live with the latest in response. >> reporter: for the second straight night the violence erupting in the minneapolis suburb where police officer shot dante right. hundreds of protesters violated a curfew facing off with police. >> if i make a mistake are you going to kill me too. >> reporter: authorities say 40 arrests so far, teargas deployed, pepper balls fired into the crowd trying to quell the right, dramatic video showing the dollar tree store being looted and vandalized, fireworks launched outside a police station. all this after brooklyn center police chief called the shooting and accidental discharge after reviewing the body cam video we must warn you can be difficult to watch. >> reporter:.a's mother heartbroken, speaking out about the writing in the streets. >> he was only 20 years old i don't want everybody chanting and screaming and yelling, i just want him home, that is it. >> reporter: this is the protests spread beyond minnesota, a ride is declared as protesters set off fireworks in seattle, several businesses damaged in protest activity and in new york city protesters peacefully gathering but blocking streets, the protesters across the country getting support from one member of congress, rashida tlaib tweeting it wasn't an accident, policing in our country is inherently and intentionally racist, not a right was met with aggression and violence which i'm done with those who condone government-funded murder. no more policing, incarceration and militarization. it can't be reformed. the shooting having political fallout, mayor mike elliott giving his office command authority over policing and announce the firing of the city manager who calls for due process for all involved. >> all employees are entitled to process with respect to discipline. this employee will receive due process and that is all i can say. >> reporter: all this from the backdrop of derek chauvin's trial in its third week, a press conference being held in minneapolis with the families of dante right and george floyd. >> former civil rights act% founder of the woodson center bob woodson says congresswoman tlaib is off the mark with her call to end policing. >> if she is serious about what she is advocating let her be the first to dismiss the capital police. let her post that she will not respond or call 911. she needs to lead by example and dismiss all of her security at the capital. put it on the line. vote by your actions. carley: we are monitoring unrest in cities throughout this newscast and will bring any updates. president biden open to negotiating his infrastructure plan after meeting with a bipartisan group of lawmakers monday. mississippi senator roger wicker says it was a good discussion but a lot of faith separates both party interests. >> he has a hard sell on raising the corporate tax rate. if we scale it back we may be able to. jillian: lawmakers agree on needing an infrastructure bill but it would boil down to the definition of what is infrastructure. congressman garrett graves will join us in the next hour to discuss. the biden administration strikes a temporary deal with mexico, guatemala and honduras to deploy 20,000 troops to their borders as the president has chris magnus to lead cvp, the trump administration's order on undocumented immigrants, the president also nominating us citizenship and immigration services, call for positing cvp funding under trump. tucker carlson says middle-class americans become less powerful every year in mass immigration only makes it worse. >> this is what it looks like when an entire native population, black-and-white, every one of the men american is disenfranchised. middle-class americans become less powerful every year, less economic power and thanks to mass immigration they have less political power. the leaders making these changes have no sympathy for their victims, they blame the country for its own suffering. jillian: 20 days after vice president kamala harris was tapped to lead the biden administration response the border crisis she still has not held a news conference or visited the border. fox nation's tomi lahren says this is dereliction of duty, she joins us live at 5:30 eastern time. new details on a deadly shootout at a tennessee high school, a student is killed and the police officer hurt after the shooting yesterday at austin high school, police and armed student refused to come out of the school bathroom and started firing shots at police. >> our officer was shot at least once in the upper leg. he is in serious condition. we offer our prayers. >> reporter: officers returned fire fighting and killing students. classes are canceled for the next two weeks. just hours from now a memorial service for fallen capital police officer billy evans will begin. he will i and honor in the capitol rotunda, family and friends and fellow officers and members of congress pay respect as inside earlier this month after being hit by a car while guarding the capitol grounds he was an 18 year veteran of the force and leaves behind two children. florida governor ron desantis, censorship during a covid 19 round table. the tech platform pulled a video from a previous discussion with public health experts. >> misinformation even though google and youtube routinely host conspiracy theory videos you can find any misinformation under the sun on google youtube. >> reporter: in a statement a spokesman for desantis criticize youtube for removing the video saying it is a, quote, blatant example of big tech attempting to silence those who disagree with their woke corporate agenda. one of the president's jobs is being sent away for training, major is receiving .. jillian: a fox news alert, unrest in minneapolis, the city ravaged by protest including following the police shooting of dante right. the shooting may have been an accident. here to react is retired detective angel, i will play body camera footage. take a look. >> i just shot him. carley: this is a family that no longer has a son. a young boy who no longer has his father. you look at the video, explain what happened and what should have happened. >> she had her gun out. as soon as they found out he had a warrant and he started to resist they should have gone hands-on but repeat police climate in this country police are afraid to get hands-on. she had her gun out. it was a fatal error, she made the fatal mistake of shooting him, you can tell from her reaction it was a fatal mistake. >> as you ever heard of anybody else making this horrific mistake? there are calls for more police training to avoid something like this from happening in the future? >> everybody wants to defund the police. how are they going to get money to train the officers so this won't happen again when they want to defund the police? jillian: it begs the question, i have never been in a situation a law-enforcement officer has been but a lot of people are asking how do you mistake the taser for a gun in a situation like that? >> it is a high stress situation, you help your fellow officers, your gun is out, it was a perfect storm of something that shouldn't have happened. you can tell she is thing taser taser taser, she did not intentionally shoot him, it was a horrible mistake. police aren't infallible. jillian: the situation leading to riots and protests in minneapolis and other cities across the country, police made 40 arrests, police and national guard out in full force but one congresswoman is calling for no more policing, she posted this tweet saying it wasn't an accident, policing in our country is inherently and intentionally racist, dante right was met with aggression and violence which i'm done with those who condone government-funded murder, no more policing, incarceration and militarization. it can't be reformed. what is your reaction to that tweet? >> gas lighting, ridiculous, law enforcement officers make 10 million arrests a year, thousands of incidents between police and people of every color who occur every day without incident. police aren't infallible. it was a fatal mistake, talking about getting rid of the police, this is a problem that she and the rest of the squad perpetuated. it is a ridiculous notion. shannon: you touched on a training aspect. i want to delve deeper. we are at police climate where you have so many retiring early, policing don't want to step up and be in law enforcement so you have the conversation about police getting enough training but also police leaving the force early and summit no longer wants to join. what do you do? what is the answer for police today? >> the answer is they have to stay the course. we've sworn -- there will always be people who want to take the oath and do the job because it is a calling and got to stay the course. we have to do it in spite of the hatred and vitriol, the police would respond. shannon: you make a good point about funding or not defunding police and calling for increased training for officers, thank you. jillian: still to come president biden expert to lead cvp, arizona police chief who has defended sanctuary cities and resistant trump border policies so will he take on the border crisis. arizona sheriff mark daniels sounds of an admission next. >> nancy pelosi taking on the squad, the tough talk aimed at her progressive colleagues coming up. jillian: southern california authorities believe the government used to marijuana caused a home to explode. the blast near los angeles sending two peoples of the hospital, debris littering the entire history, the inclusion causing a gas leak, 7 surrounding homes sustained damage in that class and the police chief turns into a heroic rescue when it ended a fire crash, arkansas officer climb through window to pull the suspect to safety while another worked to put out the flames. driver crashed into a tree trying to get away and 7 serious injuries but is expected to be okay. police say she was driving a stolen car. president biden's pick to leave cvp is in arizona. chief with a pastor criticizing trump's border policy and supporting century city so as the crisis at the border surges out of control how will he be able to help? arizona sheriff mark meadows is here to weigh in. there is currently a change in leadership at cvp, president biden just name tucson arizona police chief chris magnus to be the commissioner and that is notable because as i said he anti-trump, anti-against a lot of the president's hard-line border policies so what is your reaction to him being in charge of cvp now? >> i did not see this coming. one of the things border sheriff do, we push on relationships. i know chief magnus, i worked with him on a couple things, i've not worked with him on any border related issues. is cities just north of my county and i've not worked with him on border issues. he's not one that has been done on the border working with local chefs and others so i don't know. this was a curve ball on this one so we hope he works with us in relationship with us because there's a lot of issues, the border is a crisis right now so we need somebody that can lead with sheriff's, with communities and hope you can do that. >> keep us posted on that front which i want to talk about policy. the biden administration just security deal with mexico, honduras and guatemala so that they will add military to their borders to stem the flow of folks trying to come into this country and i was priced year that because that is something the trump administration had done. of the trump administration already did this why would the biden administration have to renegotiate this deal? >> we are starting over after 7 years of working the border and seeing the and flow of good, bad and ugly, learned, donald trump and his administration worked with the dhs secretary and halted everything and we are doing it all over again and this is all about having those transitional relationships in place the matter who is sitting as president and having leaders at dhs that can work with what we are doing, that is securing this border. jillian: now the troops of been mobilized in central america do you think we will start to see the number of illegal immigrants coming into this country go down? is this a solution? >> we hope so. the president of the united states is to send a message that you cannot come across the water without consequence. that mrs. like anything in the business, we have to stop the flow which goes back to border security, we need to reform our immigration policies. if we can get that commitment from the president and the vice president and make this a priority we can do it. jillian: one of the things the biden administration did was spent $87 million to house illegal family units in hotels and we just learned there is a detention center that is almost empty, that they are not using called the carnes county family residential center. why aren't they using that facility? >> the word is there spending millions of dollars putting them in hotels in the inner part of the country so they are emptying out the centers we see on national media and we all care about kids, these kids come from hard lives. the issue is we need a grip on this because they will keep coming. they expect 200,000 unaccompanied minors this year coming across the southwest border. way beyond the capacity. but you've also got to look at what our priorities should be on the border and immigration reform like i said a minute ago and if we don't do that it will only continue. >> $60 million a week to house these children, got to take care of the kids but it comes with a big price tag. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. jillian: students speak out after california teacher is caught on camera berating students claiming, it happened before. >> other people put them in that 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work of the international fellowship of christians and jews. god tells us to take care of them, to feed the hungry. and i pray holocaust survivors will be given the basic needs that they so desperately pray for to survive. jillian: california students speaking out after their teacher yells at them over their parents push for in person learning. brooke sigmund joins us with all the details. jillian: that is right, california students and parents breaking their silence this week after their teacher was kind camera berating her class over their parents push for in person learning and it wasn't her first time lashing out. the students speaking out after fox news obtained a video of alyssa pyro raising her voice during a virtual class session saying she's had enough. >> if your parent wants to talk to me about how i am not doing a good enough job in distance-learning, what you need as an individual, and their them to come at me. because i am so sick to my stomach parents trying to tell educators how to do their job. jillian: the outburst according to one student wasn't her first. the student said another was prompted by his asking why certain places have student unions but others, saying they should all have unions free quality. >> he says things along the lines of we don't need a white union, you have everything, stuff like as a white male it is your duty to look out for pushed down minorities, she said stuff like you moron. >> san marco's unified school district has started a hybrid learning model in which students, they want the district to expand distance-learning for middle and high school students. was placed on administrative leave with the superintendent saying they are deeply concerned about the videos of her and saying she will be afforded due process and privacy rights. district said the matter is being taken very seriously and receiving their highest scrutiny. >> students join me along with reopen california school's facebook page creator and member of the parent association of north county. we appreciate you being here. brooke outlined the back story for us. i want to go to one more clip here if we can and get you to respond, this is of your teacher yelling at you for asking about the unions, take a listen. >> other people put them in that situation. you get everything. >> it has been a couple days since this has been getting national attention, people across the country have seen this. how do you feel about what you experienced? >> i was initially shocked that a teacher would shout god's name in vain and make racist remarks and call her student a moron, me. >> when you saw this video what was your reaction? >> first time i saw the video was yesterday, he described to me what transpired and i was just surprised and concerned we have educator, somebody that can influence our kids lives like this and it was very disturbing. shannon: the district announced the teacher has been put on administrative leave pending an investigation that was in a statement to fox. have you heard anything else from the school? >> nothing official from the school, no. only what you got. >> do you think you should be hearing more from the school? >> i did hear from the assistant principal yesterday and she wanted to make sure we felt comfortable going back to school and was concerned if he needed to go to a different class, different english class or if he was okay returning to his class because they expressed concern about it and are doing damage control right now. jillian: i want to bring in jonathan and kimberly to this conversation, what is going on in the school system. the educational crisis that is happening in los angeles with 13,000 students disengaged, two thirds of students falling behind in literacy and math, 20% in the class of 2021, risk of not graduating. when you see statistics like that, hard to wrap your mind around why most schools are at this point putting out there model of how they are getting back full-time. some parents are still wondering when my students going back full-time? >> it is deeply concerning. we know the distance-learning model or virtual learning at home model is not working for our kids. our own district at a board meeting last month, grades are falling, this isn't working and we are asking them to explain to us why we are not working on reopening further. our parents are asking the school to be reopened full-time 5 days a week so these kids get the education they deserve. jillian: you have been involved in this pretty heavily. there have been a number of lawsuits in california. give us an update where everything is. >> there's a lawsuit where they won temporary restraining order against the state basically saying these arbitrary guidelines were inappropriate and that opened the door for a lot of schools to be open full-time but we are not seeing that happen, we are seeing teachers unions dig their heels in preventing a lot of this from happening and there was an update last thursday involving san marco's where they told the judge they were expanding in person learning and the judge took them at their word yesterday and issued a ruling that says we believe that so we will be watching closely. i'm sure california will be watching to make sure they do their best to get back in the classroom 5 days a week. jillian: back to you. i'm curious, what it has been like for you to be home and attempt to learn and keep up with your grades, i know you have been successful in schooling but this is hard and i wonder how the rest of your teachers have been because you could make the argument a lot of teachers do want to get back into the classroom but their hands are tied. >> i find much ease in distance-learning. i like it because all i can do is lay back, throw my assignments and game in the same manner of 30 minutes. in person learning whether it is hybrid or full-time will be very appreciated because the social aspect that i lacked previously is coming to fruition. 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you for your entire life and they leave you. we had to go through. in pain the entire time. >> the judge denied a request to sequester the jury amid nearby rights over the deadly police involved shooting of dante right. the biden administration is breaking a campaign promise to create a police oversight commission in favor of legislation named after george lloyd. the president is getting behind the bill passed by the house last with bluetooth and offices from using chokehold and entering suspect homes without knocking. it is unlikely to become a law without enough support in the senate. the us and israel will resume talks on iran after tehran allows retaliation for an orchestrated attack at a nuclear facility. >> we are getting new details about that attack over the weekend at the iranian nuclear facility. it happened sunday morning and channel 13 israel says it was around 4:00 am when the blast occurred, 1000 employees were at the facility at the time. the device was detonated remotely according to the new york times and reportedly took out the main and backup electrical grids that supply power to thousands of centrifuges used to enrich uranium. they are blaming israel advancers subcontractor's foreign minister tweeted a letter last night the un secretary-general saying, quote, deliberate targeting of us safeguarded nuclear facility with high risk of indiscriminate release of radioactive materials a war crime. and then threatened significantly's in iran's nuclear program if the us doesn't lift economic sanctions as nuclear talks that started in vienna last week are set to resume wednesday. the white house believes they are still on track. >> we don't have anything more to speak to as relates to the causes of who is responsible. our focus is on diplomatic path forward. >> us national security adviser jake sullivan will host a zoom meeting with his israeli counterpart is talks between the us and israel regarding iran are ongoing. officials in jerusalem are considering military options while washington is looking at diplomacy. jillian: thanks. listen to this. a microchip inserted under the skin can detect covid 19. that technology was created by medical researchers at the pentagon. it continuously tests the recipient's blood for the virus. of detective the user will be alerted to a rapid blood test to confirm. >> we can have that information in 3 to 5 minutes. as you diagnose and treat, you stop the infection in its tracks. >> reporter: doctor bring clarifies the trip will not track your every move. so many questions. jillian: a man of service, honor and humor. prince harry releasing his eulogy at prince philip's funeral, the duke of sussex adding his grandfather always held a special place in his family's are, prince philip's hers will be one of his old cars similar to this one. it was originally built to transport hunting groups around royal grounds. jillian: 13 after the hour, chain-link fence surrounds a restaurant define covid restrictions. >> the owner says this is about fear and control, he joins us live coming up next. >> a restaurant in california fenced info repeatedly define covid 19 restrictions. the owner says they have been finding nearly 50,$000 in the door has been padlocked shut that they won't back down. the owner joins me, your restaurant is at the center of some serious controversy. explain what the city of burbank has done to try to get you to shutdown. >> this is an escalating situation for a number of months. i opened up in mid december of 2020 when they shutdown the outdoors. i did all the right protocols, kept my staff masked, only served outdoors. lately they started with putting boards, boarding up our doors, that led to sandbagging in front of the boarding, now they fenced the full perimeter of the restaurant. there's nothing else like this in the country. there is a burbank city council that has a serious vendor and unfortunately the thing gets going uglier and uglier and more embarrassing for them. first it was california event and then became a national event commonalities international. jillian: you broke school's but you receiving people outside and the cdc does state is best to be outside. the city of burbank released a statement and said talking about your restaurant, this is a very divisive issue within our city at a time when we should be focusing on recovery from the pandemic but instead it is overshadowed by this one defined actor in our community, and you are defined actor in the community of burbank. what is your response? >> defined actor, my family has been in burbank on that same street for 50 years. my father, my family had a prominent photolab that started in 1971. i bought this restaurant across the street, we would take my clients and my brother. i have been paying taxes. it is absolutely ridiculous just like -- >> what are you going to do? are you thinking about suing? do you have a case? what are your next steps? >> it is so outrageous what is going on. mark garrigus represents -- each step they take, one of the point, they arrested my 20-year-old son three times in 5 or 6 days, the last time they arrested my kid was just for coming near the entrance of the restaurant on the sidewalk. what are we talking about? this is beyond any common sense. if i may i want to point one thing out too. my facebook tab has 8 or 9000 supporters, it got canceled, it is gone like that because i asked my supporters to call city councilmember, call them for support. that was enough to take out my facebook page. jillian: you are speaking out now and we are images, we wish you the best of luck with everything, you got to make a living and you're trying to do that, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> how about this story, louisiana woman is arrested after allegedly refusing to return $1.2 million that was accidentally put into her bank account. officials accuse her of moving the funds to another account and using it to buy a new house and car, the bank claims a clerical error free show the wrong amount. 70% of the money has been recovered. oh my gosh? i'm a millionaire? a big our still ahead. look at this lineup. jack brewer, tomi lahren and congressman garrett graves coming up next. >> if i make a mistake are you going to kill me too? >> a fox news alert, dozens arrested, businesses looted and set on fire, protests over the police involved shooting of don i extend past curfew in minnesota. unrest also spilling into the street thousands of miles away with a riot in portland, vandalism in seattle and 150 protesters marching across the bridge in new york city. you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: let's get to griff jenkins and the unrest and how the white house and other leaders are responding. >> reporter: violence erupting again in that minneapolis suburb where police officer shot dante