growing concerns over the spiking coronavirus cases including some among the fully vaccinated to several counties out west, asking their residents to mask up once again. fox news medical contributor dr. marty makary joins us live to address some of the latest of elements to try to help separate fact from fiction. if time wave continues in american cities. quick thinking cops saving lives that often go unnoticed. this nypd officer using a bag of potato chips and tape to save a homeless man s life. we will check out what the heroes in blue are facing. we begin with the growing problems of the runway texas democrats. white house correspondent kevin corke shows us how they re going viral. maybe not the reason they would like. good evening. with a possible sixth, i said it, sixth texas democrat allegedly testing positive for covid-19 since the infamous mask less flight to the nation s capital pretty would appear the trip is proving more costly for the group then maybe they had b
action on capitol hill. i hear all the folks on tv saying why doesn t biden get this done? well, because biden has four votes in the house and a tie in the senate with two members of the senate who vote more with my republican friends. let s bring in chief white house correspondent peter alexander, national political reporter for nbc sahil kapur and co-founder of punch bowl news. peter, yes, president biden didn t mention joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, but it is pretty clear he s talking about them. when it comes to infrastructure is he talking about republicans or is it democrats and not just manchin and sinema, but other democrats who aren t onboard. the question is whether democrats can do this alone or with republicans here, and today s meeting with capito, is the latest and best example of this president s desire to strike a deal on this issue. we heard today from one of his cabinet secretaries, the energy secretary, jennifer granholm emphasizing the urgency saying
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 pan
waiting for tonight todd: there were 32 pics, of all the video producers could choose, smith going to the eagles to get these up, well done, producers, a great young man come you got a great one in devonte smith, you have a good one, great player. jillian: file you weren t going to be here tomorrow. todd: based on these thoughts in the handbook, devonte smith going to the eagles is not a reason to call out. in case that comes up again. jillian: you are watching fox and friends first . todd: president biden celebrating his 100 today in office during his spending plans during a rally in georgia. jillian: mark meredith joins us with more as the president pictures his plan for infrastructure. reporter: first congress, now president biden telling the american people all about it. the president will head to the city of brotherly love to mark amtrak s fiftieth anniversary. on thursday the president was down south in georgia holding a drive in rally near atlanta urging the p
[inaudible] martha: it was great learning at home. you can eat, take a nap. they said it was terrible. one said it was okay after the glitches. so now these same unions and the white house are saying, you know what? fall might be a little too soon to return for some of these schools. steve hilton on all of this and the larger incentive in these plans to keep american workers at home and not at work. first, kristin fisher following this for us today from the white house. hi, kristin. let s talk about the e-mails. they were obtained by the new york post through a freedom of information act request from a watch dog group called the americans for public trust. what the e-mails show are several communications between the cdc and the second largest teacher s union in the united states in the days and weeks leading up to the cdc s release of the new guidelines for reopening schools. here s one of the e-mails, an except. it reads indeed, look at this. just a day later, a ne