>> the white house a favorite new corporate from allison america's cities but not the criminals or the left's bad policies. can we will ask these business owners what they think about biden's handling of the crime crisis. >> month after the us was real a major admission from the biden administration about the americans they left behind, you're watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. carley: let's get straight into it. 36 people are now confirmed that in kentucky with more than 100 still missing. >> it is killed dying in a destroyed candle factory where surviving staff and management threaten their job if they fled. jillian: caroline joins us live on the ground in mayfield, one of the hardest hit areas. >> reporter: good morning. the governor says it to be over a week before we know the final death town because of hundred kentuckians are still missing at this hour. here is the governor. >> we are up to 74 kentuckians we have lost. the age -- >> reporter: oakland kuhn is among the cigar pastor after into a car seat as they huddled in their home in kentucky friday night. it wasn't enough. oakland is thought to have suffered a stroke brought on by her injuries. a report from nbc the candle factory where the aid workers died and another eight missing the workers were told as the tornado sirens went off they would be fired if they left. the company denies those claims was another cable factory workers telling her story of heroism. >> we had a guy play superman. i don't know who i was, i wish i could thank him. a concrete wall, lifted off of me, feed my girls and we got to safety because of him. >> reporter: disaster declarations have now been approved for tennessee and illinois. a disaster declaration was approved for eight counties in kentucky. carley: thank you. todd: pointing fingers at democrats and soft on crime policies for a nationwide surge in crime. carley: the biden administration has a different explanation as brazen couples go unpunished. jackie ibanez has more on this front. carley: >> reporter: critics say liberal crime policies are meeting to smash and grabs in american cities but the white house is sending out a different message blaming the crime surge on a range of reasons including the pandemic. >> do you think it is possible the city is dealing with these smash and grab robberies right now, increasing collectively because of prosecutors are too soft on crime? >> i'm not going to attribute the reasoning from here. i will tell you we've seen an increase in crime over the course of the pandemic. >> reporter: san francisco police say leaders are coordinating merit ask in plain sight. the department reviewing several brazen smash and grabs were organized on social media by total strangers, business owners say the city's woke district attorney continues to turn a blind eye to shoplifting offenses. meanwhile the chicago business owner is blaming mayor lori lightfoot for her soft on crime policies after thieves stole an estimated $2 million in merchandise for his luxury car dealership. >> such a boiling point, no one stepping out to say anything about it. i voted for lori lightfoot the first time. i won't vote for next time. >> reporter: lightfoot is coming under fire after the chicago tribune released text messages revealing how she shamed an alderman who questioned her crime policy. the mayor dismissing questions around this texts saying things people want me to focus on his public safety, the pandemic and making sure we is not an equitable recovery. that's what people care about, several city leaders joins business owners and criticism of lightfoot saying policies are letting dangerous criminals walk free. carley: thank you. todd: greg gutfeld says the media shares blame for the national crime surge. >> the media can't accurately report on anything whether it is perversions or fatalities since they are always implicated in them. deaths spy, they bury them because they champion policies and ideas that contributed to that with a lot of defunding the police and trying to camouflage it by saying of the funding shift, like planting a bush in front of a septic tank they try to hide the consequences of their destructive beliefs. now we have record high murder rates in major cities run by liberal mayors. >> another thing the media has done is join in this narrative of this is covid's fault, this is strictly a coincidence that the timing of covid happens to coincide with the time that the craddick and liberal mayors and governors throughout the country decided we are not going to punish crime. whether or not they did it as a response to covid one doesn't make it right, 2 doesn't make it covid's fault. they decided they weren't going to punish crime and as a result we see what we are seeing in cities and streets. >> 12 cities have a record high murder rate. all all 12 all 12 bydemocrats,rochester, newyorkisoneofthemandthepoliceca saidweareextremelyfrustratedandh 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problem we are having a scrap metal looters trying to break through our barriers, steel the scrap metal and take it to recycling or money to feed some sort of habit or just for the money. todd: what are you doing to stop it? >> we saturated the area with patrols. we had 25 homes significant damaged by the tornadoes, we saturated the area with law enforcement 24 hours a day, responded to any call of folks not recognizing those areas and taken a 0-tolerance approach to this, arresting anybody and everybody trespassing were stealing including, taking them to jail and worked closely with prosecutors to ask for high bonds to keep those folks locked up. >> one did, to injured in st. charles county, you say by looking at the damage you are surprised more people weren't hurt. why do you think people were, most people were able to stay safe during the storm? >> we had one fatality, there are a couple reasons, it was in:30 friday night, folks were shopping for holidays around the dinner, not home. the second and most important thing most of our residents are conditioned to seek shelter when they hear the warnings. some are still resistant to it but for the most part folks that live out here in our county when they hear the tornado sirens go off and see the alerts on their phones they are seeking shelter because we get this type of weather frequently. >> when you speak to victims is a common sentiment they all share? >> honestly panic has not set in with our folks which is surprising. considering the amount of damage that was done and the injuries we have, i think what has been the most important thing is what has been shown, the true american spirit. americans have come out by the hundreds. we received donations and support from around the country, the rebuilding efforts of started and we are only four days into this, had hundreds of volunteers show up to help clean up and help these folks restore their homes and get themselves back on their feet. >> because it has been four days i was wondering what people are doing who lost their homes and you say those cleanup efforts are already underway. >> they are underway. over the weekend, hundreds of people came out, started cutting trees down, removing household debris and appliances and everything that were scattered all over the place. a coordinated effort with volunteer services of the american red cross and they coordinated all the balance, got everybody situated and it has been incredible to see the amount of support, everybody worked so closely. todd: tragedy like this, ring out the worst and the best, you talked about that toward the end of your head here. appreciate that, captain chris hunt as you help the community recover, appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thanks your support. todd: house white house spinning the cbo score, president biden's social spending bill, they are calling it takes, calling the cbo fake. >> parents, kids are getting more days off because teachers are too stressed out. one outraged mom joins us coming up next. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. todd: 27 after the hour, live look at the white house where president biden is still insisting his massive taxing spending they will lower costs for you, the american family. >> a new study directly contradicts the president's claim. >> the president is billed back better will help lower the cost of childcare for some families that will be truly for millions of other families according to a new study by university of chicago professor and former trump administration economist it is not. he said the bills required increase staff requirements, lifts price competition and increased wages, some middle-income families could see their child care between 20 and 30,$000, plus the benefits are only for nonreligious providers or churches will no longer be price competitive. the congressional budget office estimates the bill will cost $3 trillion more than the price tag if the social programs become permanently chatting nearly $5 trillion to the deficit. here is peter doocy asking the white house about that? >> the cbo as a new story where they assume the social programs are going to be made permanent. will president biden commit these programs are not going to be made permanent? laura: what you're talking about the fake cbo score that is not based on the actual bill that anybody is voting on. the president made clear multiple times publicly that he would like programs to be paid for. >> democrats want the bill by christmas. holdout senator joe manchances its too risky to spend so much with high inflation. >> inflation is real, it's not transitory. it is alarming, it is going up, not down, that is something we should be concerned about, geopolitical follow. >> it is insane to spend trillions we don't have when we have the worst inflation rate in 40 years. we don't need $1 trillion more spending. >> americans disapprove of the president's handling of the economy by 69% according to an abc news poll. president biden says he believes we are at the peak of the crisis which cases can be fixed by passing the social spending bill. >> seems like they are not in agreement today. >> the court declining request to block new york's vaccine mandate for healthcare workers. more than a dozen professionals challenging the mandate after medical exemptions but not religious exemptions. praising the court's decision saying the state's greatest responsibility is to protect our most vulnerable which justices samuel alito, neil gorsuch and clarence thomas dissented. the force is charging 27 airmen for refusing to get the covid vaccine, they are discharged over vaccine refusal, she says the airmen were in their first term, so they were longer in your low ranking, this legislation that would give servicemembers who were suits that interviews the vaccine an honorable discharge, none of the 27 airmen sought any type of exemption. >> maryland school but under 5 reading more days off to the calendar to give stressed-out teachers a break but with the relief for moms and dads. jennifer lynn joins me now. thanks for being here. everyone is stressed. i've done the research but i've not talked to one person who is in stress. why are teachers being given extra days off to deal with that stress? >> fantastic question. the rationale given by the board is unacceptable at this time. the given us conflicting reason saying on the one hand it is professional developed, on the other hand planning time, two very different things which all we know is they cut instructional time for children across the board in maryland, parents you were furious. >> what is doing to our kids education? >> this has long-term effects that will be extremely negative. children receiving reduced instructional time will have less educational outcomes, likely to earn less overtime over their lifetime. a lifelong impact. in a short-term reading and math goes down, cut instructional time is the last thing we should be discussing at this time. todd: combined with lost learning to the 18 months of the pandemic, will our kids ever be able to catch up to the rest of the world that is not doing these things? >> that is something we should be worried about. we know there's less children entering kindergarten for example, enrollments are down. of this is the possibility as we take time off of the calendar which will force people to leave our public school systems, secondly, our kids have a window of opportunity now in which they should be learning, catching up on school they lost when schools were closed. it is not going to solve that problem for any of our children. we used to talk about truancy when they were in school for no reason and now instead our school boards across the country are taking days off the calendar. todd: this is being pushed by the teachers union and here's what they say, quote, it is important to improve morale and give teachers the space they need to prepare for students and give them an excellent education, no mention what this is doing to parent schedules and their insanely busy lives. what you're about to what the teachers union says? >> i would point out teachers union representative jennifer martin pointed out it is an important step. that should be a rallying cry of the concern for parents and educators people who care for children around the world because if this is a step what is next? are we more instructional time of the calendar? where will this come from? we need to do better by kids, we need to unite as we need to relieve teacher stress to make the job more manageable and enjoyable and a profession they can be proud of. >> i don't know a lot of teachers pushing the teachers by large get into the game because you want to teach and love being in the 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dunaway the responding after george gascon insinuated he was a paying. >> that presser, he had all of his woke das from around the nation but not a single da from los angeles county, not a single victim of crime, nobody locally was going to tell him great job, thanks for what you are doing, not a single one because it has been an absolute failure on all counts from the da. >> the line that eliciting such reaction, gascon sank my dad used to say when you wrestle with a pig you both get muddy and the pig likes it. >> a smash and grab crisis spreading to atlanta where the owners of luxury boutique say they've lost more than 100,$000 in merchandise. watch this. joining me on the owners of the consignment boutique, managing partner at rcr consignment in atlanta in los angeles. good morning to you both. this is your business, this is your stuff. what goes through your head when you see these people just stealing it? >> my god, like you just lost everything, what you worked for like i've been in business almost eight years and this is the second time this occurred, what are the police going to do. everything goes in your head lighthouses merchandise going to be recovered, who's going to pay for these consignors, lost items. everything rushes through your head. it is just sad, it is sad. todd: sad and so infuriating at the same time how police, have they told you anything about these suspects are, have you identified them, are they in jail? >> know. i don't understand what you are doing. >> i understand this boutique which is so beautiful and i know starting a business was a dream of yours and you worked to be, you will this your first answer that this is the second time this happened to you. you were the last of her during the riots. how much did they steal from you that time? >> almost the same, pretty much the same, $1,000 of chanel bags, all these items are very high-priced. >> without a doubt. so awesome, what's going to happen if people keep stealing from you what is going to happen to the store? >> we up the security, he's going to make sure they will protect us. we are family business. they support us and we believe we are going to fight back, not like they fight. we don't fight back by looking out for one another, being there for one another. it is going to come to a stop. it is going to come to a stop. >> i sure hope so. you agree with that or are you worried for your future? >> i do agree. you have to take more security measures. you have to be competent. >> we are going to continue to the fight and be there for the community, show me the lives and they came up with a sign for our location, we are going to stay and we are going to be able to show the world this is not going to stop. todd: a positive message. other people, other businesses haven't been as lucky as yours in terms of the mentality because so many people are frustrated with this crime. do you have any message for leaders in charge so you don't have to pay for extra security so things can be safer so this type of thing doesn't happen to any other business? >> i just say you reap what you so and eventually they will get caught. they are going to get caught and more important, going to the location, it is build out, get a job. >> seems like a simple solution. you guys are successful for a reason, you both have a beautiful business and great heads on your shoulders, thanks for joining us, so sorry about the looting the keeps happening that you lost over 100,$000 worth of stuff that sounds like you guys are fighters. >> thanks for having us. todd: all right. politico says kamala harris's low approval ratings are not her fault. wait into you with their planning instead plus. >> not allowing parents inside the room. >> let us in! medicine >> conservative members of the texas school board say they are victims of a political hit job, colleagues pushing to get them censured. they will speak out about the attack against their beliefs coming up. every day in business 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the embattled vp needs a big project booster image and to find voice on the 2022 campaign trail. president terry ari fleischer says the white house is getting bad press because of the administration's embrace of far left policies. >> the president is less in over his head as she is and we pray for his good health so we don't get her but when you look at her boss it is fair to say since president biden took office he has had the reverse midas touch. almost every issue he has botched largely because the biggest bots on his watch has been going woke. this is what he and harris of them, abandoned the centrists, moderates, manchins and democrat party and become a war party, and the botched in chief. carley: high school students studying in southern california's largest school district will miller be allowed to fail. that is because schools are banning anything below a c. teachers industries like la, oakland and san francisco are no longer allowed to give thes or fs for poor work and so students are allowed to retake tests or do the work again. those behind the new testing systems as it helps black, latino and low-income students who have been hurt by the pandemic. todd: there you have it. 50 minutes after the hour. parents at a texas school district fighting back after being barred from attending a school board meeting. >> parents are not being allowed in, the texas open meetings act, the school police are not allowing parents inside the room. [chanting] >> let us in! todd: the border the leverage of censoring their trustees, mary and danielle, thanks for being here, mary, why are your fellow school board members doing this to you? >> it comes down to we want to spend our resources on educating children and we believe in rule of law, parental rights and we believe in open government, and for those things they want to censure us. >> what i can't wrap my head around is still these meetings take place in a public setting so taxpayers can see where their money is going? >> yes, they do. thank you for having us on. we speak only for ourselves, we don't speak for the school board, but we are here to talk about our experiences with our school board meetings are held in a public forum, they are held in high school facility where my children attend school and our board meetings across the hall there is a gym where some parents were prohibited from entering the board meeting. we had 150 band students crammed in blowing their instruments in highly public spaces. todd: what are the board members so afraid of? >> that is a good question. i can't answer for them. the only thing i can speculate is we have had a lot of parents like you've seen across the country that have awakened and we have a lot of organizations in our school district that are organically growing from the community that are being led by parents and i think that is calling for transparency and school boards are being watched and that is something, accountability. accountability and transparency is something they are afraid of. todd: i am shocked by the things you're being accused of. among other things disorderly conduct and riot. do you do anything that even comes close to that? >> no, sir. i was surprised and disappointed to see that. my background is i am a former air force officer. i was on active-duty on 9/11, served throughout the global war on terror. i take great pride in all that i have done and my family has done in serving our country. very surprised and hurt to see that. we were elected a year ago, we were so excited to join our colleagues and work together to find common grounds for our students who have suffered for a year and a half with historic learning loss. they have real academic needs that need to be met and we have been spending our time trying to address those needs and to serve the students and we have just been so disappointed that our colleagues, when we were trying to serve students they were out there drafting ridiculous resolutions to your point saying we were rioting and very bizarre but the good thing is our board meetings are all recorded. if there is any question what happened in these board meetings it is all on tape and not up for debate. todd: thank you for your service to the country, sorry this is happening to you. from the school board trustees president amy we're says we are not going to discuss the merits of the resolutions are currently up for litigation, we respect the judge's order and not interfere with her division decision-making process. what's next in your fight? >> we spent 50,$000. i'm sure the school district has spent that much which is a teacher's salary. we don't see a end to this. they keep filing paperwork, somebody gave us the term welfare and this is how they do this, they trust things like this into law fair and so we resign or get kicked off the board. todd: or worse. keep us posted on your fight. we appreciate you coming on and sharing your story and we are paying attention, thank you for your time. carley: a 75-year-old family business was leveled by the kentucky tornadoes but the owners say they are not closing their doors and they will do whatever it takes to get there restaurants back up and running. we will talk to them live. todd: joe concha and tomi lahren, "fox and friends first," don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, tam-tam! i was thinking maybe... your mom's car? you up for a little night work? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ thank you. merry christmas, dad. ♪ ♪ it's epiq here. it's epiq here. it's epiq out here, too. introducing the epson epiq vision mini projector. so epic, so mini. the top-rated epson epic vision mini is the new immersive way to enjoy your favorite content. like streaming movies, tv shows, sports, workout classes, and even gaming, wherever you like. oh, hi jane. so how do i look in full hd, hdr? 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