up, a lot have decided to leave, so fed up with being held hostage by democratic leaders they fled to read states like texas and arizona, and the ones who are willing to stay are starting to fight back, launching recall efforts against the radical das in san francisco and los angeles in tonight you will hear from the leaders of both movements plus the new some recall election is a week away. tonight you will see my interview with larry elder, the leading candidate to replace newsom from the streets of south-central la where he grew up and investigations into the homelessness, drug abuse is rampant here and covid mandates and a lot more. but first as california goes that is the focus of tonight s angle. if you want to know where america is headed if we don t turn the tide against biden at socialist regime look no further than california. i brought the show here because americans need to understand where we are headed with the democrats in charge me for better or worse the gold
after the shooting. investigators say officers responded to a domestic disturbance call when the government opened fire inside an apartment striking to officers. the third cop was able to shoot the suspect who happens to be a convicted felon with a long rap sheet. he found a hospital in critical condition. fox news live earlier i spoke to ray kelly about this senseless violence. we ve seen new york one 100% increase in shootings 2020, 2019 and remains at that level, we are in bad shape in the city. arthel: alexis mcadams live outside in harlem with more. tragic day here especially in harlem where the officers work in the precinct here right behind us, this was in a matter of seconds. three props inside the apartment complex and two of them were shot. nypd grieving the loss of their own recently from the officer who was a rookie, a 22-year-old here, he wanted to be a police officer wanted to make a big change in his community. this is where haven t friday night, three nypd
omicron subsides or new safety measures are put in place despite their 91% vaccination rate. remote learning is very negative impact on children s mental health. president biden says schools are fully equipped to stay open. president biden: i believe schools should remain open. they have what they need. because the american rescue plan the first or second month we were in office that i signed in march we provided the states with $130 billion with a b, billion dollars to specifically keep our students safe and schools open. garrett tenney is live for us from chicago. good morning. trace, good morning. this vote wasn t even close. the teachers union says last night s 73% voted against showing up for in-person classes today. in a move to essentially try and force the school district to go completely online. this morning the union s president defended that decision saying the city has not done enough to protect teachers and keep them safe. what the mayor doesn t understan
unemployment rate holding at 3.6%. bill: that might be a bit of welcome news after wall street s worse day in two years. the dow closing down more than 1,000 points. maria bartiromo is here. we re on the air live to you and good morning. hello, bill and dagen. bill: i was watching fox business last hour. size it up? is it getting better, worse, treading water do you think? well here is the deal, bill. this is a good report. there is no doubt about it. unfortunately it is not good enough to change a narrative which has been all about inflation. here are the details. 428,000 jobs created in the month of april. much better than the expectations. we were expecting 390,000. the problem is the wages. wages were up 5 1/2% for the month of april. initially markets saw that as a positive that goes back down from the month before. in the month of march wages were up 5.6%. however, when you look at the inflation that we re talking about, inflation is running at 8 1/2%. so just d
domestic catastrophes threatening to overw em the president s team. there is a crisis everywhere. critics calling their performance as a national face plant. bill: 30 minutes ago prices are rising at the fastest rate we ve seen in four decades. that after a gdp report that shocked analysts. showed the economy actually shrinking for the first time since before the pandemic. dana: the border crisis looming large. federal judge ruling against the president on his plan to repeal 42. that set back comes as republicans threaten to dhs secretary mayorkas. bill: the president is bracing for a long way in ukraine asking congress for $33 billion additional, $20 billion of that in military aid. moments later russia bombarded kyiv with missiles. the first major attack oon the capital in weeks. live to the white house we begin with alexandria hoff, big job there today. good morning. plenty of issues at home, too. if americans are traig to gauge how concerned they should be about a