toby keith is going to be on fox and friends which is exciting, the red, white and blue. the fourth of july. todd: we have patriotism covered. i am dressed like a flag and you look like the fireworks. carley: i will take the fireworks. we to explode into the sky. carley: a great fourth of july. people gathered, we hope everybody has a great weekend. fox and friends first on friday morning. todd: we begin with democrats renewing calls to pack the supreme court after justices side with conservatives in two killings. carley: one of the levels voting restrictions in arizona and president biden is calling on congress to repair the damage. mark meredith joins us with more on this important front. reporter: there is mixed reaction to the supreme court athletes ruling. the debate over the current size and makeup of this court will not go away anytime soon. the court ruled 6-3 to allow arizona to keep stricter voting laws in place. the state will be able to ban ballot harvesti
cowardly act of gun violence, 20 victims were shot, two have died. cold-blooded murderers shot indiscrimenantly into a crowd. we will seek justice. my deep condolences to the victims. it is located in a shopping center in hialeah, florida. worker said only a matter of time before something happened. the hall had fights and rowdy crowds. they have note identified suspects or victims or motives in the shooting. no arrests were made at this time. police are expected to hold a briefing. obviously more to unfold throughout the day. back to you guys. pete: ashley, thank you very much. not the way to start the morning but it s a special, special weekend. we re grateful you re here on fox & friends, sunday may 30th, year of our lord, 2021. i m joined by will cain, carley shimkus. it is memorial day weekend the day we honor our heroes that paid the ultimate sacrifice. one of my favorite weekend to be on the couch here to make sure you do justice by it. carley: absolutely right. all
zero cases. places in rural america not yet hit by the pandemic, and how they hope to keep it that way. we re going to treat you like you have the plague. busy water parks and campgrounds, a reminder of how things used to be and motivation for its return. changes in the workplace. what you could see when you re back at the office. the new partitions, color-coded floors, and why you can expect long lines for the elevators. and virtual babysitters. recycle! the new trend meeting the demands of busy parents who need child care at home. keeping the kids entertained, helping with homework, is it right for your family? good morning. happy to be here with whit in the studio this morning while dan takes the social distancing duties. hey, dan. hey, guys. good morning. let s get straight to the pandemic news. so many states attempting to re-open with so many questions looming, particularly about testing. meanwhile overnight the president tweeting out that he s now got q
we will be playing country music over the place even if you are not a fan of country music, it is memorial day and patriotic. todd: it puts you in the mood to honor america but most importantly honor those who paid the ultimate price that we can enjoy today and everyday in the land of the free and of course, that the home of the brave. this is definitely the home of the brave. with that, a lot of you traveling will see a lot. a holiday crisis, gas prices and flights being canceled due to staff shortages at airlines. ashley: alexandria hoff live with more, alexandria. good morning, ashley, todd. i wrapped up my holiday travel at the airport and it was no joke. aaa predicts 25% more americans will travel for this holiday than they did last year between weather, airline staff issues, hundreds of flights canceled this week and including more than 200 so far today. that is on top of passengers already having to shell out more, listen. when i travel, i m not really surprise
years and one of the first people i met in orientation was barry sullivan. and as a son of boston, myself, as an irish catholic myself, as somebody whose family vacations where cod periodically, barry also vacations, i felt i was at home. i felt that there was a human face to this institution. who cared about it passionately, who had ties to tip o neill and joe mogley, two great heros in my family s household in bostonment and i think barry has provided incredible service to the people s body, to this house, and has tried to ease stress, has tried to make our lives more comfortable. i cannot imagine what we re all going to do when our pager goes off and we don t hear that boston sta catow, you know, there will be four votes. this is the last series of the day. and that s barry sullivan. and if you come from new england, those are comforting tones. barry has contributed 33 years to this institution. i don t think he ever lost a sense of reverence for what this institution is a