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making a campaign stop in las vegas last night. drawing quick reaction from president trump calling her a copy cap for stealing his policy ideas. welcome to fox news live, i am mike emmanuelle. a police officer in ferguson missouri was critically injured after he was violently knocked to the ground during protests that were marking the 12th anniversary of the death of michael brown. we are live with the story. >> ferguson police officer travis brown fighting for his life in the hospital today. he suffered a severe brain injury during a violent protest. police say a protester charge at officer brown causing him to hit his head on the ground. police were attempting to make arrests after they destroyed a baryon police officer property. one is still blaming police.

listen to this. >> one felt it necessary to rush the protest which up until then they were claiming to have been peaceful. without following any of the roles that are put in place to protect the people that are already out there. >> the protest mark the 10th anniversary of michael brown's death, a white officer shot and killed him in 2014 which gave rise to the black lives matter movement. the department of justice found the shooting was justified by culture changes within the city 's police department. the police chief now says that those changes were made, which has him asking this question to protesters. >> everything that the activist community has advocated for, body worn cameras, bias training , crisis intervention training, all the stuff we have done, we have done all of this. what are we protesting? >> since 2014 the ferguson police department has been a punching bag in the community. officer brown was part of a wave

of black officers hired after the shooting death of michael brown. >> sad story. thank you very much. for more on this let's bring in retired las vegas police lieutenant and founder of the wounded blue randy sutton. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> what is your reaction to this terrible story out of ferguson missouri and this police officer terribly wounded? >> he joins the ranks of so many officers that have been injured or disabled in the line of duty. last year there hundred 78 officers were shot. this year it is going to look like it is about the same. officers being injured every single day. here is where this really frustrates me. the ferguson effect is something that is very, very true in law enforcement. back then, the greatest lie ever

perpetuated on the american people was hands up don't shoot. it never happened and yet you will still here today some politicians and activists quoting that even though it never happened. lie created the environment which created rise to the anti- law enforcement movement. this is something that has been perpetuated on the american people and now we are still seeing the effects, the legacy of those lives have now come to roost and now another police officer is severely injured. my organization wounded blue will be reaching out to them and we will be offering our services to him and his family. i am sickened by it. >> let's talk about the 2020 riots when minneapolis was burning and being looted. governor tim walz was governor. here is jd vance on his record. >> all of that of course in 2020 with the summer rights with the new vice presidential nominee on the democratic side. makes an interesting dynamic duo he was promoting rioters and looters burning down the city of

minneapolis, kamala harris was hoping to bail the rioters and looters out of jail. a really vicious cycle. >> how do you assess tim walz performance when minneapolis was being looted and burned? >> dismal would be a kind term. i called the kamala harris and tim walz to get the dream team for the criminal class. they are radical leftist that do not want to hold anyone accountable for their crimes. i can tell you this, i am very, very strong contacts in the minneapolis police department. i was in constant contact with them during these riots. they were demanding, they were begging for the national guard to be deployed. tim walz who of course as the kings to the kingdom there just refused to do it. his double talk about it that i listen to now is nonsense. he simply refused to deploy the national guard for more than three days.

while the city was burning. three people dead. fifty or more million dollars in damage and he did nothing. not only did he not do anything to suppress it, he basically encouraged that by allowing it to continue without any recourse to the citizens. now, the citizens are facing a public safety crisis because the minneapolis police department has half the people they had because cops were severely injured in that as well. right now, if the american people care about public safety, you better look at harris and tim walz as literally the dream team for the criminal class. >> scrutiny of harris record as a da in san francisco, also as attorney general of california. a former district attorney says harris does not deserve all the credit she is getting what she was attorney general. let's play him. >> she has done nothing but

break about it. you mention the crime rate went down, that was not because of her. those were district attorney's all over the state of california doing their job under the law and following the law. she has not been known to be all that much of a follower of the law. >> lieutenant, is that there does she deserve some credit? >> that is very fair. i call her a shape shifter. if it's convenient for her -- well, your office may have put some people in jail, her record is dismal as well, but she showed who she really is after the 2020 riots when she voiced support for the defund the police movement. you cannot be both things as well as literally bailing out, literally putting a bail fund together that would allow violent criminals back onto the street. so, you know, actions are what

speak much louder than words and her words are something that you may as well discount anyway. when it comes down to this ticket, this is a america, beware. >> thank you for your service and law enforcement. great to see you here in washington today. >> it is my pleasure. thank you for having me. ♪ mike: vice president kamala harris told supporters last night that she would not tax tips if she were elected in november sparking a reaction from former president trump who accused her of stealing his policy idea. madeleine rivera is here with more. >> vice president kamala harris and former president trumper supported the same policy as they try to win over service workers. harris pledge a day after the culinary reunion endorsed her. the group raised the vice president as former vice president trump released a rush

of attacks on true social thing kamala has no imagination whatsoever as shown by the fact that she played copycat with no taxes on tips. on another post he writes in part how long will it be before kamala harris comes up with another trump policy. trump supports any taxes on tips even though the idea has gotten mixed reactions from republicans >> the first time i have said this. for those hotel workers and people that get tips, you will be very happy. when i get to office we will not charge taxes on tips. people making tips. >> nearly one in five employees work at leisure and hospitality in nevada. a powerful coalition by power rankings. exempting tips from taxes requires congressional approval. harris team said it would work with congress on a proposal that comes with "an income limited strict requirements to prevent hedge fund managers and lawyers from structuring their compensation and ways to try to

take advantage of the policy". bernie sanders going a step further saying the entire tax system must be evaluated. listen. >> one of the things we've got to do is create a tax system that is fair, that sends a large preferable corporations, some of them pay almost nothing. he will start paying your fair share of taxes. >> accusing harris of accusing the policy proposal. the trump campaign also says it is a victim of hacking operation after some of their documents were e-mailed to politico. the campaign suggests iran is to blame. >> madeleine rivera live, thank you very much. >> israeli attack on a school in gaza yesterday among one of the deadliest strike since the start of the israel hamas war. we are live in tel aviv with the very latest. >> on top of that strike, overnight the israeli military destroyed two building saying

that these were being used by hamas militants to launch rocket attacks at the same time it ordered the mass evacuations of civilians there in southern gaza today there has been footage released of civilians fleeing and drones. this follows the attack that you mentioned just yesterday after an israeli airstrike on the school that held displaced people. the idf claims it was being used as a hamas command and control center. killing 19 members in that attack. local health authorities say 80 people are dead. >> the civil defense teams move to the seed to buy this catastrophe that we can only describe as a crime against humanity. a completed crime. >> further south in the city today they uncovered a new tunnel. israeli military says the air force has set -- hit more than 40 targets along the strip. defense minister urged all forces on all fronts to be ready

for whatever attack may take place. it is now been 11 days of waiting for that promised response. [speaking in native tongue] >> we hear these messages coming from the direction of hezbollah and iran. whoever harms us in a way that is not been done in the past is likely to be hit in a way that has not been done in the past. the idf has significant capabilities. >> today iranian state media says iranian troops are conducting drills near the border with iraq to enhance the country's combat readiness. drills expected to last until tuesday. >> thank you very much. president biden spending the weekend in delaware but appearing in a interview early this morning on cbs that taped days ago as tensions in the middle east reach a boiling point. we are live at the white house

with the latest. >> president biden confirming the rumors that some of the reporting here in washington that top democratic party leaders forced him to quit the race. >> a number of my democratic colleagues in the house and senate thought that i was going to hurt them in the races. it is a great honor being president. i think i have an obligation to the country to do the most important thing you can do and that is we must, we must defeat trump. >> late yesterday vice president kamala harris gave unscheduled remarks about the war in gaza. >> far too many civilians who have been killed. i mean, israel has a right to go after the terrorists that are hamas, but as i have said many many times, they also have, i believe, an important responsibility to avoid civilian casualties. the president and i have been working on this around-the-clock we need to get the hostages out.

we need a hostage deal and we need a cease-fire. >> harris is unprepared to be commander-in-chief. >> israel has to strike on occasion in places like hospitals and schools because hamas uses them for command to control or to fire mortars and rockets. their civilian casualties in gaza no doubt but those are solely the responsibility of hamas, not israel. >> the white house and pentagon are closely watching the middle east right now to see if iran and its proxies in the region launch a full scale attack on israel. lucas, thank you very much. for more on the latest developments in israel, let's bring in former state department spokesperson morgan. >> thank you for having me. >> let's start with the interview released today. asking about his hopes for a cease-fire. let's play it. >> is a cease-fire possible? >> i am working literally every

single day, and my whole team, to see to it that it does not escalate into a regional war, but it easily can. >> i think that they have the diplomacy backwards. diplomacy and trying to prevent wars is incredibly important. they refuse, mike, to deal with the root of the problem for what is causing all of this war and instability in the middle east. that is the of islamic republic of iran. one of the reasons why we still have five americans that have been held hostage by terror group 10 months later is because the biden administration has not learned the lesson from the first two hostage exchanges. anytime we put the pressure on hamas they are willing to come to the negotiation table. when you publicly condemn israel , that incentivizes hamas

to think that they can get away with more. yes, we want all of the americans home. military and significant pressure on your enemies, not on your friends. you are literally funding iran through not enforcing the sanctions to the tune of billions of dollars. they use those billions of dollars to kill americans. three americans killed in jordan by iranian made drone in june. attacks against iraq in the past week. u.s. military facilities of both countries a week and a half ago. the u.s. embassy branch office in tel aviv. 1500 miles from yemen was almost hit. all of these terrorist groups that are attacking diplomatic and military facilities in the middle east, they get their weapons, they get their funding, they get their training from iran until they change our policy they will not stop the chaos in the war in the middle east. >> at a time of significant tension in the middle east the

united states navy has a significant presence there. is it a strong enough deterrent as iran considers attacking israel? >> the usa be is certainly the strongest navy, the most powerful navy in the world. building a navy that out rivals us that is large or than ours, but we are still an incredibly important deterrent. not just our navy ships it is other navy assets that these regimes know full well we have in the region as well. it is one piece of deterrent. the war with the uzis has not stopped. we have with a weekly basis them shooting sophisticated drones and ballistic missiles at navy strips. we are emptying our tea lamps from our storage facilities in order to hit back to protect u.s. navy ships. the u.s. navy is seeing in the sitcom theater more action.

our ships are seeing more action today in the middle east and the u.s. navy has seen since world war ii. we have to understand the scale and precedents of what is happening to our u.s. navy and the middle east right now. >> trying to figure out what vice president harris policies would be if elected. national security advisor tweeting about the middle east " bp has been clear. she will always ensure israel is unable to defend itself against iran and i ran back terrorist groups. she does not support an arms embargo on israel. she will continue to protect civilians in gaza and uphold humanitarian law. should something like that have been done in a major sitdown interview by her or at a news conference where all the outlets were broadcasting it? >> you would think, if the media would do their job. she owns the chaos of the last four years in the middle east, mike. this is a biden harris administration. arguably the most powerful woman

in the world. certainly the second most powerful woman in our history. these policies that led to the disastrous and chaotic withdrawal in afghanistan, she has bragged in previous interviews that she was the last person in the room with president biden making those decisions. this is her administration, she owns a policies, she owns the death of americans in afghanistan's, in jordan, to u.s. navy seals that died in an operation earlier this year. every time an iranian back terrorist groups you data facility, that is on her watch. her national security advisor that gave that quote is famously incredibly devilish on iran. do i hold out any hope that she will actually change the disastrous policies that have led to war in the middle east, that have led to war between us,

do i see her changing that? i mean, she could answer for herself maybe but since she refuses to, i do not think that that will happen. >> great to see you. thanks so much for your time today. >> thank you, mike. >> officials in brazil now working to identify the 62 people killed in friday's plane crash. families gathered today. the pilot and copilot with the first to be identified following the tragic crash about 50 miles north of the city. a heartbreaking turn of events for an american gymnast at the paris olympics. who is being ordered to return or metal. there may now be another wrinkle to that story. that is next. 0 grams of protein. (♪) all these games on directv— and no satellite on the roof! think about this: blue jays, cardinals, orioles... what's missing?

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a second olympic boxer who face scrutiny over her gender has won a gold medal. she won her final fight yesterday just one day after another one a gold in a separate weight class. both had been previously disqualified from a different after they failed a gender test. they call it arbitrary and flawed. u.s. olympic and paralympic committee are now expected to appeal the decision that stripped american gymnast jordan chiles of her bronze medal at

the paris olympics just days ago christina coleman is the latest with how all this unfolded. >> 23-year-old jordan chiles was stripped of her first ever individual olympic medal. usa gymnastics as during the appeal process during this matter she has been subject to hurtful and baseless attacks on social media. ismael "el mayo" zambada indicated she is saddened by this situation. broken heart emoji's to her instagram story and she also wrote i am taking this time and removing myself from social media for my mental health. how did this all break down? how did chiles go from third place to fifth? initially she finished in fifth place but usa gymnastics enter coach quickly submitted an inquiry into the judge's decision arguing that her difficulty score should have been higher especially regarding the leap that she performed that

involved a split in the air while rotating 540 degrees. the judges agreed with the inquiry and boosted the score which moved her ahead of romania for the bronze medal. but, the romanian olympic committee protested the decision and yesterday the court of arbitration agreed with romania 's petition. it determines the inquiry submitted by chiles coach to boost her score was submitted past the one minute deadline. the coach submitted the appeal one minute for seconds, just for seconds too late. in a statement usa gymnastics said we are devastated by the court of arbitration for sport ruling regarding women's floor exercise the inquiry into the difficulty value of the floor exercise routine was filed in good faith and we believe in accordance with international gymnastic rules to ensure accurate scoring. usa olympic officials say that

they will now appeal the court's decision in this case. this fight is not over just yet. maybe chiles will get a bronze medal back. >> brilliant. making us all proud. thank you very much. >> jd vance issuing a new warning about his opponent tim walz. more on that next. aspen dentures and implants easier. with the technology and expertise to give you the right fit and $0 down plus 0% interest, if paid in full in 18 months. making things as simple as they should be. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. ♪("baby" by summer walker)♪ ♪ ♪

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i was born in a small town in nebraska. you think i'm kidding? you think i'm kidding. 400 people. twenty-five kids in my class. four were cousins. that is small town. my parents and my community taught me generosity towards my neighbor and to work for the common good. >> what president trump said his tim walls has supported taking children from their parents of the parents don't consent or gender re- consignment.

he has absolutely done this stuff. >> jd vance warning voters about the progressive policies of governor tim walz. touting his rural roots on the campaign trail. for more on this let's bring in john justice. welcome stephen thanks for having me. glad to be here. >> coming to this race with the record. what is your assessment of that record? >> it is a record of failure. if you look at the amount of fraud, waste and abuse that is been documented, it totals half a billion dollars. unfortunately, governor tim walz has for the most part gotten away unscathed from all of this controversy. here in minnesota the media will cover it and then they will move on. they will not go to governor tim walz, they won't ask him questions and there certainly plenty of questions that should be asked of tim walz now that he

is kamala's vp. nobody is asking him the questions. >> vice president harris likes to emphasize his background as a coach. let's play it. >> former high school football player coach. coach. >> does that endear governor tim walz to voters? >> i think to the people that already support him here in minnesota it does. he has not referred to that here in minnesota. that is not anything that they focus on. they are clearly looking to brand him with this background. it simply does not fly when you look at the far left wing policies that he supports. there is not a bill that has landed on his desk that is not far enough left that he is not quick enough to want to go sign off on. there are two different versions of tim walz. the one they are putting out on the campaign trail in the far left radical tim walz in my

opinion is the real governor. hopefully the publicans up seeing him for what he really is , for we have seen him for what he really is here in minnesota. >> more important than you think with his flannel lined ll bean arm coat, scuffed boots, one of the few politicians that looks normal in the kind of unpretentious clothing many voters prefer to wear themselves what do your voters and listeners think of that? >> they are incredibly frustrated with tim walz at the moment because of these claims of stolen valor. i know that is camp, the kamala harris camp have come out and try to spin this recently with the misspeaking as they call it, he misspoke when he claimed to carry firearms and more, he never did that. the real issue when it comes to stolen valor is his continuing to misrepresent himself relating to what he retired as in the

national guard. there are several clips available from years past where he misrepresents his military background. the veterans in the state and those that serve, they are incredibly frustrated right now that that issue has not been resolved. he has not answered for it and he is not being asked about that specific issue and that is really what the stolen valor issue is all about. >> connecting with rural voters in 2020 biden earned 28% of that demographic in minnesota. tim walz in his 2022 election bid got just about 37% of those voters. >> if you go back and look at the most recent elections here in the state of minnesota and you look at the rural turnout for him, it had been declining. he does well in highly populated blue areas, but he really began to lose the rural voters going back to his response to the covid 19 pandemic and his

draconian lockdowns that was people their jobs and forced businesses to be closed. he has been losing rural voters ever since then. >> john justice, thank you for your time today. >> thank you so much for having me on. >> 85 days to go for election day. polls show a tight race between kamala harris and donald trump. a recent poll shows kamala harris up four points in the important battleground states of michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin were many think the race could be decided. for more on this let's bring in our political panel. founder and president sarah and firehouse strategy katie. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. president biden in the cbs news interview was asked about why he got out of the race. let's start with that. >> look, the poles we had showed that it was neck and neck race.

down to the wire. what happened was, a number of my democratic colleagues in the house and senate thought that i was going to hurt them in the races. i was concerned if i stayed in the race that would be the topic why did nancy pelosi say and i thought it would be a real distraction. >> does it show that he is furious with the former speaker? >> he is right in that clip. he talked with his colleagues, family, friends and advisors. i am not going to put my party in my country over myself and what i want to do. i think that that is really an admirable thing. >> what do you make of what the president said there. >> i agree with what katie said there. we all know it is not the truth. this has been going on for so long. the democrats want job i do now.

it is a perfect time to just give kamala the crown and put biden into the back closet, again. >> clearly a play being made for people that received tips as part of their compensation. let's play this from vice president harris. >> it is my promised everyone here that when i am president we will continue our fight for working families of america. [cheering] including to raise the minimum wage. [cheering] and eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers. [cheering and applause] >> what about that pitch in las vegas. >> i do not think it is a surprise. democrats have never been anti- tax cuts for the middle class and lower income. raise taxes and asked them to pay their fair share. i do not see that as a surprise.

i see that donald trump has said the same thing. i don't think it's a bad thing to have them agreeing on a policy issue. it is good for america. >> kamala has no imagination whatsoever. shown by the fact that she played copycat with no taxes on tips. sarah, what do you make of that? >> inflation is out the roof. americans cannot afford groceries, anything like that. why would it not make sense to give that to servers that are probably already do enough for a second or third job anyways. it makes more sense. we need more money on the table for them. at the same time they should be and across the wall sort of answer. people need money. america needs it in its kamala's fault also. >> she should be doing more interviews and doing more news conferences. let's play that and i will get you guys to react. >> i really don't know. bottom of the ninth inning.

i feel like she should be indian anywhere having these conversations. i truly do not know why she has not done any interviews yet. >> pressure building on her to be more unscripted? >> i think what we are seeing from her entire campaign is a normal campaign. donald trump the other day impromptu called for a press conference that was impulsive and angry and right now we are seeing a campaign run by professionals and people that know what they are doing. the campaign that senators run. campaign that other senators have run. it is strategic and tactical. right now she is doing the things that matter. going to rallies, talking to voters and talking to donors and she is finalizing her platform for the convention. >> does she need to show she can handle herself unscripted? >> yes. the teleprompters are best friend. we can argue that this is new. she has just been given the keys to the kingdom. she should have been getting groomed with this for years,

months even. she is still sticking to the same talking points, the same speech. it is getting to be a little too much and they just need fresh content. you cannot rely on social media. she needs to actually be talking , giving the rallies. there is no reason why she should not be sitting down for softballs. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> research finds religion is losing its influence on public life. encouraging evangelical christians to think biblically when heading to the polls. fox news lauren greene has details. >> a recently released survey found that eight in 10 americans say religion is losing its influence in public life. now, several organizations are working to change that as voters head to the polls this november. my faith votes launched a campaign to encourage christians to "think biblically about the issues facing the country."

after its internal polling showed few americans hold a biblical worldview. the campaign is designed with online tutorials guiding the faithful on how to navigate issues ranging from justice to gender through the lens of god's word. >> of christians don't engage in politics, decisions will be left to those that disregard god's truth. >> there are certain things that we believe in and certain things that we will not accept. it is not saying we hate anybody , it's saying that we know for whatever reason it does not agree with my faith in my belief. >> donald trump the vice president kamala harris see religious groups as vital to their campaigns. trump won more than 80% of the white evangelical vote in 2016. harris also often speaks at churches. the executive director of the nonprofit organization vote, good believes the campaign to think biblically is a mask for

promoting a conservative faith view in a call to vote for one party only. >> it seems often like when people meet and say i will think biblically about how i vote it can feel like a stand-in for i will vote for republicans only. >> have not endorsed a candidate heather is vote for common good. both hoped to mobilize millions of christians that did not vote in 2020. in new york, lauren greene, fox news. >> ukrainian president zelinski breaking his silence on his countries military offensive ine russia. that is' dis next.

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ukrainian resident now acknowledging that his military forces are conducting an offensive and russia's western region. russia has evacuated more than 70,000 people since ukraine's largest cross-border offensive started on tuesday. stephanie bennett is live with the latest.

hello, stephanie. >> despite sending those reinforcements into the area looks like russia struggling to hold off ukrainian forces. president zelinski just said moments ago that russia has conducted more than 2000 airstrikes from the region into ukraine over the last several weeks. now, ukraine's president as you mentioned for the first time confirmed his forces are engaged in that major cross-border offensive into russia's region where russia. to be caught off guard by the surprise attack earlier this week. they are now heading into the six day. it is a move that further indicates that russia's military is struggling. moscow has declared a state of emergency in that area and has evacuated 76,000 civilians. >> ukraine is proving that it can indeed restore justice and ensure the necessary pressure on the aggressive.

>> russia has also imposed a sweeping security regime and reporter regions wanting a counterterrorism operation which essentially allows russian authorities to have the power to enter private homes, restrict the movement of people and traffic as well as use phone tapping capabilities. fighting continued overnight. russia's defense ministry says their troops destroyed multiple drones and for ballistic missiles. the debris fell onto a nine story apartment building injuring more than one dozen people. other regions across russia were also targeted. continuing over in kiev. they said this morning that a man and his 4-year-old daughter were killed. three others were injured after russian air attack where rocket fragments fell into a residential area. ukraine's air force says several other regions also came into attack. he shut down 53 and 57 drones. they also claim that some of those missiles were north korean made. for now, russians foreign

ministry says that moscow was bowing a tough response to ukraine's invasion. >> reporting live, thank you very much. harrowing new audio from the moment the uncle of the school shooting -- -- school shooting involved his nephew. a prolonged legal fight. fox news correspondent cb cotton has that story. >> new 911 audio released saturday of a call from the uncle of the school shooter salvador rameau's. he has heard begging with the dispatcher to let police put them on the phone with his nephew and tried to talk him down. >> my nephew was the shooter. i was wondering if he could listen to me. he does listen to me. everything i tell him, he does

listen to me. >> the call came in about 10 minutes after the shooting had stopped. his nephew had been with them the night before and that he had been upset with his grandmother. >> do you know of any change of his behavior over the last couple of days. >> no. nothing. he said that he was mad that is grandma was bugging them too much. >> be careful. they're going to shoot through the walls. >> he shot and wounded his grandmother. his uncles voice overcome with dread as he realized what was happening on that tragic day. >> oh my god please. i think he is shooting kids. he has a classroom hostage. >> the shooting at robb elementary took the lives of 19 students and two teachers. investigation since then unveiled a sluggish law enforcement response. questions about whether police hesitated to act out of fear for

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