former president trump is in milwaukee, ready to deliver a message of unity. and president biden is urging the nation to bring the political temperature down at an oval office address. president biden: we must not go down this road in america. no place in america for this kind of violence ever, period. carley: it is monday, july 15th and you are watching this special breaking edition of fox and friends first . i m carley shimkus. todd: i m todd piro. jonathan sherrie is live with the latest. jonathan: you see police tape surrounding the suspected shooter s home. the shooter is dead. authorities want to get to bottom of what happened. they have his phone. they don t know the password yet, they are trying to crack into it, hoping data helps them create a timeline leading up to the shooting. agency says the fbi is investigating the shooting incident that resulted in one death and investigating as pote potential domestic terrorism. authorities found bomb-making materials
in his seat. it s in his contract. jedediah: i believe that. pete: he has a good agent. jedediah: we love having you along. i said weigh didn t scare you too much last time. lawrence: no. pete: how are you doing? jedediah: i haven t seen you face-to-face for a very long time. pete: it s been a while. jedediah: you have a few more gray hairs, i m not going to lie. lawrence: he did the 7 p.m. every day this week. he killed it. lawrence: i don t think there was an hour last week where pete wasn t on a show. she reported to me. pete: stuck with four more. i apologize for that we are thankful you are here. we are going to learn where to look. day of the stage manager told me to look there but now i m looking here. so we will figure it out. you will figure it out with us. stay with us all morning long. i will tell you guys, yesterday there was a jobs report that came out that everyone was anticipating would be huge because the country needs it we are at a place where we want this e
hours in lines while states struggle with testing shortages. the president still has not signed the contract to send americans millions of at-home tests, and he is bragging about a new test making facility that won t even be ready until listen to this 2024. and so much for following the science, the cdc is now cutting isolation period for people with covid in half. but not to make us safer. the reason is that now that we have such an overwhelming volume of cases coming in, many of which are without symptoms, there is the danger that this is going to have a really negative impact on her ability to really get society to function properly. so the cdc made a decision to balance what is good for public health at the same time as keeping the society running. it really had a lot to do with what we thought people would be able to tolerate. we really want to make sure we have guidance in this moment where we were going to have a lot of disease that could be adhered to, the peo
kayleigh: this is outnumbered and i m kayleigh mcenany. here is julie banderas and lauren simonetti here for the very first time. fox nation hose, tomi lahren, and politics and media calmness and fox news contributor, joe concha. jackson sparks is the first child to die. he was amongst the injured it after darrell brooks rimmed his suv to the crowd prayed gross. $5 million bail before his release. a far cry from what happened days ago. that is when he was released on $1,000 bail. something that is outraging locals. listen to what it will fox news digital. something needs to change. there was a mistake done. definitely. there is no reason somebody should be that lower that series of crime felonies committed. people get higher charges. kayleigh: $5 million bail. people saying there should be no bail at all. what is constant is that they have to have bail. god for bed, what if this guy posts bail. it s inconceivable. he could be blessed out and granted he would not b
martha: those are very tall orders, all of those things. it s a very difficult situation between the united states and russia and our allies of course. the president of russia saying he s open for the possibility that more talks might get each side somewhere. national security correspondent jennifer griffin reporting live from the pentagon. hi, jennifer. those three issues that putin mentioned at his first press briefing in a month are nonstarters for nato. tony blinken said that if russia is serious, they should pull back the 130,000 troops. the pentagon press secretary john kirby started speaking at the podium at the pentagon. so far he says there s no announcement on where the 8,500 troops will be going. they have not started moving toward europe yet. most u.s. officials say putin is probably buying time until february 30th when the olympics end. putin said the expansion of nato violates agreemented signed by the organization for security and cooperation in europe in 1