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shifting support toward president trump. even george stephanopoulos has doubts, he let this one slip. watch. do you think biden should step down? you have talked to him more than anybody else, you need to be honest. you don t think he can serve four more years? carley: and vice president kamala harris is taking heat for her latest stance and anti-israel campus protest. what she said about warning about iran involvement in the crisis. todd: and supreme court justice, luckily for her, her armed security detail was outside. you are watching fox and friends first, i m todd piro. carley: i m carley shimkus. starting with our top story, the new numbers are in, former president trump is leading president biden in wisconsin. electoral college ratings are trending toward the former president as questions surround the current one. todd: brooke singman has more on the v.p. brooke: six key states toward trump, arizona, georgia and nevada, shifting from toss-up to lean repub
i have a sixth grader who s not vaccinated and i don t feel safe for her to have lunch together with hundreds potentially of other kids who are not vaccinated. i think we need to educate our students. i ve taken the time to educate mine. all hour, we will be answering questions that you send in about how to keep our kids safe and who better to give us answers that we can trust than dr. anthony fauci. dr. fauci right now, just moments, he s going to answer those questions that have been submitted. you can still send in a question. it s talk at msnbc.com. meanwhile, we re keeping a very close eye on the potentially major meeting of the fda s outside advisers, the topic of this meeting, booster shots and whether we need them. let s get right to dr. fauci. chief medical adviser to president biden, also the director at the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. always a pleasure to have you, sir. let s start with this fda meeting happening right now. are you
shooter crossed steve off, that he was movin down a list. reporter: a long list. she came running towards my vehicle. there was blood dripping from her face. reporter: six murders. my guts just absolutely dropped. reporter: in four days. this was a homicide investigation kind of in overdrive, wasn t it? it was. reporter: a city under siege. there was a lot of fear. there was a lot of unrest in the community, people were desperate for a suspect. reporter: who else could have been on that list? i had my own personal terrorist. reporter: and why? people don t get gunned down in their offices. there had to be a link. reporter: the most haunting question of all? could those six lives have been saved? steve always said that these things never happen in a vacuum. there are always warning signs. so losing him the way that we did, was stunning to me. reporter: for an agonizing stretch of nearly four days, the fear was palpable, and paralyzing. the twists
us face, a journey that is difficult but also joyful. now, in my face it is my father who has alzheimer s. i value the time i ve spent caring for him. my father and mother also come from military families. but like so many they never talked about it or how they cared for their siblings who served. the caregiving journey for military families, it starts earlier and lasts longer than for most. and as we learned over the three years filming the military families in this film, it is a job that involves the entire family. may is military caregivers month. in this feature documentary you ll see children as young as 11 years old stepping up every day, balancing school, work, and coming home to responsibilities their classmates cannot even imagine. to them this is routine life. but to us they are our care heroes growing up as america s next greatest generation. now, before we start the film some thoughts from 11-time emmy nominee david hyde pierce, one of the film s executive produce