todd: we begin with america s crime crisis, shots ring out in major cities in because surgeon gun violence. jillian: a shooting in downtown dc leads two people hurt. reporter: police looking for the man accused of the shooting your popular restaurant in dc, non-life-threatening injuries from gunshot wounds. one was the apparent target but the other is an innocent bystander, several shootings in dc in recent days including a drive-by shooting that left a 6-year-old girl get along with a shooting outside the nationals ballpark. in chicago eight people were put in the hospital following a drive-by shooting involving a party bus where the shooter is on the run. most of the victims are in serious or critical condition but several other shootings happened in the city, one left a 15-year-old debt after he was shot in the head. if you pick up again, if you shoot indiscriminately into the crowd, not only will we find you but we will take you to federal court and ship you to south
stability between europe and the u.s. after trump berated the allies including merkel and threatened to pull out of nato. with that and the backdrop of nato, there are shocking comments attributed to the chief of staff mark milley in a book by washington post reporters. in the excerpts from i, alone can fix it. obtained from nbc news, milley said that listening to trump was like reading orwell s 1884 that evil is good, and good is evil. but it was january 6th, he said, see you in d.c., he wrote to the followers, be there and it will be wild. but milley said that trump was stoking the unrest hoping to evoke the insurrectionist act, and then milley had a head s up from a former defense secretary that all ten living secretaries of defense had reached the same conclusion. he saw parallels between trump s rhetoric of election fraud and adolf hitler s insistence at the nuremberg s rally that he was the victim and their savior. and he said, this is the gol pel of the fuhrer, and
to be careful here with gunshots. [gunfire] it sounds like gunshots. bret: don t have to say excuse me when you are getting out of the way there. but one report said as many as 30 gunshots were heard at that spot. correspondent garrett tenney was there when the trouble began. he joins us live now. good evening, garrett. bret, good evening, we were actually standing right next to that reporter for the associated press when that gun fight broke out and one neighbor who ran and took cover with us said it really wasn t too big of a deal because of how often it happens there. minneapolis is one of several major cities where one year later the push for changes in policing is getting complicated by a rise in violent crime. there was songs, silence and reflection in minneapolis and across the countrymarking one year since george floyd uttered the words i can t breathe. the viral video of officer derek chauvin on floyd s neck for nine minutes sparked a movement for social di
as the secretary of state blinken sat down with his russian counterpart, sergey lavrov. rick perry calls this the most pro russian move by a sitting president this modern history. let s start with lynn allen, a laid off keystone pipeline worker. lynn, good to have you back again. thanks for being here. what is your reaction to what the biden administration is doing here? they re making it easier for this pipeline project to go through by lifting sanctions against its owner. all it s doing is tearing down america and not putting they re not taking care of the person pipeline workers. all we want to do is work and have a job. to be able to prosper our families. i m telling you, they have hamstringed us. i was on the keystone pump stations. i ain t had a job in 100 days until i finally got hired on. i had to drive 1,700 miles, take four welding test and i have a four-week job. our future is grim. but biden is going over there and helping russia to prosper them. so he has to
i don t care todd: i will set the scene. you are looking at your city of philadelphia, they are always having parties. did you ever head out to philly and party down? jillian: i don t ever. will: what we need to do is get you to party. at the end we will do a whole thing jillian: it is not going to happen. todd: you are watching fox and friends first on wednesday morning. jillian: thank you for waking up with us. new details have been released on president biden s plan to address the rising violent crime across the country. todd: caroline breaks it all down. reporter: facing a rising wave of crime the president is expected to announce his new plan to curb violence and keep guns out of the hands of criminals. we are told mister biden will make a series of executive orders with this plan and call on congress to pass gun legislation. also happening in the plan it will stem the flow of firearms, those who commit violence, promote local law enforcement with several too