pennsylvania's economy but really disastrous for american energy security and dominance. our geopolitical allies should be looking to pennsylvania and texas for lg needs and not russia. >> brian: they really shouldn't be and just click the people of pennsylvania understand fracking is allowed but paused but do you think they understand that? >> pennsylvanians understand what is going on. we have to understand that energy industry, energy producing state in pennsylvania know they are important and their family and friends, and they understand what pennsylvania energy brings to the economy in state and to the nation. the polling at the kamala foundation shows pennsylvanians not only support the expansion of our natural resources and natural gas infrastructure, but not willing to pay a dollar more for the green new deal policies. >> brian: thank you so much from a very informative. that is it for us. ♪ ♪

[chanting] >> bill: so these protesters have found their target. it is downtown square of chicago, illinois. anti-israeli archers swarming dnc in chicago but will they will be six's coming out parties? many things we watch in the windy city as we say hello day one. everybody is in a good mood day one. wait until wednesday, i am bill hemmer and welcome to the coverage here. >> dana: dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." i have to say we could not ask for better weather. chicago is coming through in a big way. "the new york post" arguing chicago is a case study in democratic leadership. the city's largest police union say officers are bracing for chaos. they are expecting tens of thousands of anti-israel protesters, the groups pressuring the vice president to break from america's closest mideast ally. >> i'm here today because i want

biden-harris foundation and i want vice president harris know they are not willing to vote for her if she will arm and fund the israelis and participate in this agenda. >> bill: to be clear, they want no weapons to go to israel, period, that is they were demand plus more pure downtown chicago boarding up the windows and the owners do not trust the city to stop protest from spiraling out of control. >> dana: it is a chaotic back party to rally behind the new nominee. the democrats bringing out the biggest names and that includes former president bill clinton and barack obama. >> bill: headlining tonight and what a picture of this will be joe biden the outgoing president 29 days ago facing the uneasy task of trying to unite a party that effectively kicked him to the curb a month ago. >> dana: 90% agree it was a good idea, jessica tarlov is live on separate steve harrigan

covering the protest right here in chicago, hi, steve. >> preparations underway for a full day of protests and you can see behind me what it looks like. we have several hundred science victory to the palestinian resistance and emancipating to the right of that. mainly college-age students with reflective vest and others trying to learn how to tie a comfy around their head or neck and 40 or 50 megaphones there. they negotiate a hard with the city for the permission for these marches for a platform, and for speakers for their speeches tonight. the protest already got underway on sunday. they were nonviolent but very bitter and a lot of chance about genocide and trailed by chicago police on bicycles. a lot of business owners not taking chances. many saying they are already beginning to board up their store windows. >> we have experience with this in the city doesn't have a great

track record with protecting their businesses or their citizens property. so we wanted to be preemptive and board up in the advance of the democratic convention. >> law enforcement officials say the secret service and the police have been working together for more than a year to prepare for this. they say any violence will be stopped immediately. they negotiated the key people in a 1 mile loop three blocks from the convention center. the first of two major march is expected to begin early this afternoon. guys, back to you. >> bill: steve, i guess you are a mile from our location. does that sound right to you? >> that is right. >> bill: is there a possibility that the big problem in 1968 is the protesters broke out of the area where they were allowed to protest. from what you are hearing from them, is there any plans to be more aggressive that you have seen so far? >> where we are now organized

college students, peaceful, orderly. but there is 200 groups and both here and some of those groups are extreme. they have the world's attention on them. but is hardly hard to imagine that they will let this opportunity go by without an attempt in that attempt can be anywhere within the major city of chicago to grab the attention away from this convention. >> bill: they were cameras everywhere in 2024. nice to see you steve harrigan, thank you for that. katie pavlich and jessica tarlov, welcome to the coverage. katie, you were out around the chicago river and caught some pictures to show us what you saw. >> so lots of police preparing for the big protest from a hodgepodge of different people protesting, lots of calls for globalizing into fatah, a call for the murder of hundreds of people and you see a number of people with hamas flags flying around and it is interesting because you see these people

here and they had all these backpacks saying they were medics. this guy is wearing a pin that says "make it great like '60 and shut down the dnc like gaza." we will see how controlled this can be but a smaller crowd last night when you look at the broader perspective of the people coming to chicago to cause problems. of course, a newspaper had to pay a couple of dollars to get one of those, which is ironic. but interesting crowd of people. some were just there to make a point that is contradictory to other people in the group, but certainly, there were agitators ready. >> dana: listen to mayor johnson and of course the mayor of chicago, about all of this. >> we are ready for this convention and the city of chicago has hosted the most conventions in the country's history because it turns out we are actually good at this. we support the first amendment. we have to protect the rights of individuals to be able to bring their grievances to the leadership and for our party to

respond. >> it is interesting that jessica come in the big scheme of things they issues people care about and issues democrats hear about, this one is at the very bottom, but it's getting so much attention and it has the risk of disrupting things for kamala harris as she tries to unite the party behind her. >> certainly as i get in here and they are supposed to be a half a mile away. things may change with political name out there with them. about what i was most surprised about protesters last night and hearing interviews trickling in this morning, amalgamation of everyone who has a problem. if you have a grievance, you are out there. people from code pink that don't think the harris-biden administration protects abortion rights and lgbqt would not be welcome in palestine to have a free life on any level. they are out there. climate change protesters. >> dana: i was going to bring up with steve harrigan anti-police area there, apparently those guys from atlanta have meet up with them.

>> it is a big party, the a cab sect of the party, you are up here to do it. i was heartened to see mayor johnson be so stern about it and coming home last night after hannity and certainly more cops out there than people with palestinian flags. i don't think chicago was messing around with this. i am not saying they will be violent in any way but interested in protecting what is going on in the unity of the party has right now. >> bill: so in the meantime, katie, to get to the next point about the convention, this is really biography convention. this is an introduction to kamala harris. "new york times" front page old-school, allows policies that are crucial for the undecided voter. she is trying to explain a little bit of this and she tried yesterday in pennsylvania, and this is how it came out. >> we know there's a great return and investment. when we increase homeownership in america, what that means in terms of increasing the tax base

not to mention property bays and what it does to the schools, again return on investment. it must take for anybody who talks about public policy to not critically evaluate how you measure the return on investment. when you are strengthening neighborhoods, communities and the economy of those communities and invest in a broad based economy, everybody benefits and it pays for itself in that way. >> bill: i guess i'll people understand that another three the tape and let's hear it again. saying words like return on investment does not mean actual return on investment when it comes to the cost of these policies she is saying she is going to propose. but this will not be about specific details on what is still hiding in terms of the platforms going to be but as you said, reintroduction of her to the world again. she is trying to break out on her own and not as vice president to joe biden but democratic nominee, the new leader of the party. she will try to reintroduce her

vice presidential candidate, tim walz, the governor of minnesota to the room here but also to the country. let's not forget joe biden had to leave the race because he was losing to donald trump but also he had a very hard time getting the democratic base together and the coalition solid behind them going into november. she has that to do tonight, this week, rather, and also, when you have these agitators outside, some of them inside, they have to deal with that as well. i find it quite interesting the party and the nominee to raise money for rioters have plenty of police capable of protecting the building when they are here, but they don't have it when it comes to protecting citizens of chicago of which many have spoken to who said, crime is completely out of control and the schools are failing. >> dana: jessica come i give you the last word. joe biden will pretty much say goodbye, but then he goes back as president for another five months. >> you can do an emotional goodbye without the practical stuff. he will be present obviously until the end of the term.

every democrat i have spoken to is expecting a lot of tears i'm a lot of reflection on joe biden's career up through the senate as vice president and then as president. how he has set the stage for this moment. for kamala to come in with a set of legislative accomplishment she can be proud of. i understand she's deviating on inflation front, but they are really proud what they have done with the american rescue plan, inflation reduction act, and she will be talking a lot about the accomplishments. i hope she does project be on the room. we were talking at the rnc as well, the undecided voters are not here tonight. they will not be here thursday night. they are at home wondering, can we go with this? they are prebut disposed to not like trump so looking for the reason to vote for kamala. >> bill: speaking of weird, joe biden will be on the ground for eight hours max and then he leaves tonight. >> we have a lot of transparency why he laughed either. >> bill: a story to be told, but listen, we have to run.

katie come i can't believe you had to pay for -- >> $5. >> dana: you don't want your number on that list. great to see you both. meanwhile former president trump and running mate senator j.d. vance planned to go on battleground blitz this week as counter programming to the dnc. trump's first up this afternoon and i love this place, york, pennsylvania. the economy will be his focus and grady trimble is there, hi, grady. >> good morning, dana and with economy and focus president trump will visit the factory behind me to make products for nuclear and defense industry. he will be here this afternoon spotlighting what his campaign calls anti-american energy policies of the harris-biden administration and by extension harris-walz ticket. a key issue and make or break pennsylvania is of course fossil fuel production and it is after

all one of the top energy producing states in the country. >> at the center of this effort will be to end kamala 'war on american energy and we will drill, baby, drill, and get your energy prices down here at the kamala presidency will mean death or pennsylvania energy. >> trump's running mate, j.d. vance, also in the keystone state today in philly focusing on the economy too. he's going after vice president harris for calling inflation day one priority despite the fact she's been in office since 2021. >> the american people just don't buy the idea that kamala harris who has been vice president for three and a half years is somehow going to tackle the inflation crisis in a way of tomorrow that she hasn't for the past 1300 days. the american people are much smarter than that. they don't buy the idea b6 represents a fresh start. she is more of the same.

>> take a look at the latest fox news power rankings on the issues. they show that former president trump leads harris on the top issues, which are, of course, economy and immigration. but new polling from quinnipiac show harris with a three-point lead over trump here in pennsylvania. so while the convention is going on, trump and vance hitting the battleground states to blunt the impact it may be possible search for harris as a result of the dnc. trump and vance will be in a host of swing states including here, of course, michigan, arizona, north carolina as well. a busy week of counter programming for them, dana. >> dana: the battleground states cannot be close to hear about your inherent across the country, back and forth. thank you so much, grady. >> bill: you have rising water, floods abound, firefighters rescuing people a lot of them including man's best friend. it was a mess everywhere on the

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>> dana: hockey? >> bill: hockey. transform to the dnc pretty good looking and everything will go down later tonight prime time coverage box. stay tuned, we will have it for you. 20 past our. >> dana: meanwhile, new york suited the venezuelan migrant assaulting police officers in times square last january is due in court and his court appearance comes on the heel of the wave of violent crimes allegedly committed by illegal migrants just in the past week. is a vicious assault of nypd officers last year was caught on camera and the suspect posted b. we also have new camera video arresting the migrant assault for allegedly murdering a maryland mother. watch here. ♪ ♪ victor martinez hernandez was captured in june and accused

el salvador native of killing rachel moran last august. no, the stories continue and unfortunately, that there could be more to come. we hope not. the police officers under the gun because of additional people here committing crimes. >> bill: an extraordinary thing last week how chronicles in new york city, new york, and back in chicago, president biden will give the prime time address tonight. he is the main speaker, the last speaker of the dnc opening-night day one errico his speaker to build on vp b6 momentum as he passes the torch. jacqui heinrich life in chicago. i don't know if we had this on our bingo card but jackie nice to see you. amy klobuchar and senator said there will be tears of joy and the hall when the president walks in because he "literally save democracy and beat donald trump." but to the allies of the

president tears of joy feel like tears of guilt for people who shoved him out of the door and bubbling over between obama-biden camps. axios said biden l.a. got into a heated when obama was gloating that biden figured out he had to quit. that prompted mike barnicle the l.a. to shoot back slew of ex-police with anonymous quotes in the paper saying next time put your name on it. biden heard about this and left about it a lot so we are watching tonight for messages the president might have to his so-called friends. >> what about your speech tomorrow, sir? how are you feeling about your speech? >> harris for her part is putting the finishing touches on her speech your car from the sounds of it, we should not expect much more meat on the bone policywise. >> a lot of places have heard me

talk about before in terms of the promise for america and the fact that we are all in this. there is obviously a lot at stake, but there is also a lot in terms of the future of our country. >> harris already won the nomination with virtual ballots. the roll call vote tomorrow is symbolic. this whole event is a big show to send the message there is a new leader in charge with president biden's blessing. >> bill: "chicago tribune" headline. attention mid unity and you just laid it out, well done, jacqui, interesting reporting. >> dana: think is so much. good to see you. jason crow serves on the house foreign affairs and is a harris-walz surrogate. thank you for being here and i know you are not in chicago yet but my hometown of denver, colorado. one of the things you were able to do in 2018 when a g.o.p. leaning district by appealing to the suburban independent voter.

over the past weekend, we have seen even the media come out and said harris' plan for price control and price gouging was not great. let's look for: number five "washington post," the times demand serious economic ideas. harris supplies gimmicks, cnn, stop price gouging and creates more problems than it solves. do you think talking about price controls will actually help them win back suburban voters like you were able to do? >> well, i don't find inflation reduction act, which fix the price $30 a month saving on many of my constituents of $100 a month or inflation reduction act, which just last week we announced the fixing of price massive cost reduction for some of the ten most expensive and most common drugs for my constituents. i don't find that gimmicky pier that is real savings for folks. i also don't find the fact inflation is going down. it was 2.9% this week, which is the first time it's been under

3% since early 2021. i don't find that gimmicky either. those are real numbers and we are moving the right direction. we are not where we need to be. i grew up in a working class family. i work construction jobs to put my way through college and i worked minimum wage jobs in fast food in high school. i understand what it's like to work paycheck to paycheck. we are not there these policies move us in the right direction. >> dana: would you say larry summers and jason left-leaning economist for working for obama said the inflation reduction act which they warned biden-harris about would cause inflation. i have to take your word the insulin prices are better medicare prices might get better in 2026 when that was in place. at the same time the grocery prices, for example the very thing kamala harris was talking about they say, those are common mistake caused by the inflation reduction act that they passed and that you were talking about. >> no, i disagree with that.

i actually haven't seen those economic analysis. when you say for, save the inflation reduction act causes increase in price of groceries, i have not seen analysis that shows that. in fact, we are moving a better direction. listen, we have the value f actually looking at history to see which economic philosophy and approach works better for americans because we have tried trickle-down economics. we have tried the top-down approach before, several times before. we have tried the biden-harris approach from building from the middle out. we have tried both approaches. what we know looking at trump's tax cuts, the vast vast majority of that value, wealth went to billionaires, the largest corporations and 80% of the value of those tax breaks went to tax buybacks to help ceos, executives, billionaires. whereas our approach to invest in people and infrastructure, education always works better, right? we have never as a country

regretted investing in people and infrastructure, right, whether interstate highway system after world war ii or whether investing in the g.i. bill after world war ii, which educated a whole generation of americans who didn't have access to that. these policies and that approach works better. history shows it and has proven it and that is why i have confidence in the biden-harris approach. >> dana: you didn't leave me much time to make some points like about electric vehicles and the like, but i appreciate you coming on the show. we would love to have your back and if you come to chicago, let us know. thanks. >> thank you. >> bill: watching the middle east and would be make or break time, antony blinken hoping to finalize some sort of cease-fire deal, some sort of hostage deal. this is tough stuff. are they within reach or only delaying the inevitable? retired general, jack keane, gave as a big picture on that a moment here at the crime crisis front and center and it is

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and with the outcome it out with the old and end with a new. theg to figure this out high-stakes filmic diplomacy, antony blinken meeting with top officials to finalize a cease-fire hostage deal. it is been cold maybe the last chance and retired general jack keane great to have you on today. we will try to follow this but this is my question, is there a deal to be had or is it simply a delay for this week? >> well, certainly always a potential for a deal when negotiations are taking place. the united states has led these negotiations with egypt, israel, cutter. vanchamas did not participate bt talking with a third-party. in an over the weekend as it has happened the many months, hamas has rejected the deal. they are opposed to israelis

occupying what is referred to philadelphia corridor, the board between gaza and egypt where smuggling tunnels that go from the sideline to gaza and move weapons and the israeli certainly are not going to give that up given they have discovered that the last few months. second, the raw for the gate the gate between gaza and egypt. the egyptians maintained they are side and hamas use to maintain the gazan side. what the is israelis want to thy want to supervise it. hamas rejects that and that is israelis want to draw a line north and south into east to west across cause or to conduct security checks of gazans moving north in particular and also to the south. hamas rejects that and wants no part of that. what hamas really wants is israelis out of gaza entirely.

and they also want to see in the deal permanent cease-fire. i think these are intractable things for israel. i think a deal is unlikely moving forward despite the optimism that the administration has. >> bill: my feeling is they want to push this past the convention to make sure iran does not strike. that is my god since a week ago and i still feel that today. here is the vice president and the sitting president on sunday, jim on this topic. >> a cease-fire sir? >> still underway. we are not giving up. >> i will not speak for him, but i will tell you these conversations are ongoing, and we are not giving up. we will continue to work very hard on this. we've got to get a cease-fire. >> bill: so benjamin netanyahu is saying this, general, there are areas to show flexibility and there are areas we cannot show flexibility and we are standing firm on them.

one of the major demands from hamas as you point out is to get the idea of them out of gaza. that is not going to happen, is it? >> no, i don't see how benjamin netanyahu can do that at all. right now, understand, that there are thousands of gazan fighters that still have the capability to form effective organizations. a lot of them belong to units partially destroyed but hamas is capable of regrouping and rearming these organizations. the idf wants to stay on top of that. if they walk out of gaza and lead thousands of fighters they are with principal leader still alive, i think we all know what will happen. they will declare victory, rearm, regroup, reattack at a time of their convenience. that is a prospect that i don't know how benjamin netanyahu and work cabinet and the people could possibly accept. >> bill: general, thank you for coming on.

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♪ ♪ >> bill: united center downtown near the westside in chicago. >> dana: they do? >> bill: 1997 so what is that, 27 years ago? >> dana: very good, very good. >> bill: it looks good. >> dana: i have to say, did they do refurbishment? >> bill: i would have to say they do. they did a good job here this is our home whether we like it or not. >> dana: i like it. i'm good. >> bill: we are signed up and ready to go. >> dana: the story for you and outpouring of grief for fallen cherub. brandon cunningham was shot and killed over the weekend while responding to a domestic dis dispute. >> he was a hero. he was a great deputy.

a good young man and he was 30 years of age. franzen leaves behind two children. we have never lost a deputy in the line of duty. >> dana: authorities say cunningham and another deputy who was not her, they were ambushed here at the male suspect found dead at the scene after apparently turning the gun on himself and that happens way too much. >> bill: so now politics and policy platforms of course part of the convention in chicago courtesy of planned parenthood. you can also add free abortions and vasectomies. live with the windy city, rich. >> good morning, bill, it is windy in chicago, go figure. it could be problems for freedom. you are asking freda might be, 20-foot inflatable iud that the group americans for contraception is display near the united center. planned parenthood great rivers

which covers st. louis area's parking its mobile clinic a mile from here to offer free vasectomies and medication abortion today and tomorrow. abortion is banned in missouri and trip up to chicago has drawn plenty of interest. they are fully booked and will notify us of any cancellations. democrats maintain abortion on the ballot they win. a highly by the supreme court, three justices overturning roe v. wade leaving abortion accessed up to state. >> they are super concerned with our exam rooms and super concerned about our libraries and i have to tell you -- when they make decisions about your health care, yes, it is a weird, but it is worse than that. it is dangerous. >> among republicans, planned parenthood mobile van and marjorie taylor greene's attention and she posted, "i thought this was fake but it's not. it is hard to comprehend and truly heartbreaking.

being a mother is a precious gift and choose life." nominee donald trump opposes federal abortion and the g.o.p. platform makes no mention of federal abortion ban but opposes late-term abortion. several states will also have abortion on their ballots this november, including battleground states of nevada and arizona. speed when they have covered conventions 24 years, rich and this is a first for me. thank you, sir, rich edson in chicago. ♪ ♪ >> dana: from chicago to new jersey some voters in the deep blue state pledging to vote for president trump era chucking don lemon in the process. let's bring in trey gowdy because i love this clip and i want to play it for you now. he was talking to atlanta citic gnomic city voters. we are here atlantic city and who do you support? i plead the fifth, trump for the

win. who do you want? >> trump. >> why don't you like harris? >> he doesn't have any experience. >> for years oco it was a lot better and i make a lot more money than i do now. >> dana: he goes on to argue and says, no, actually the economies is better than four years ago and people don't feel that way. in politics come if you are trying to tell people they don't feel -- they don't have a right to their feelings but their life experience, you cannot expect to persuade them. >> the first rule of politics you cannot tell the jury they are wrong. but don lemon is living proof when you surround yourself with the philosophy department then you will be shocked that people disagree with you. so one thing you and i have talked about is the value of engaging with people who don't look like us, think like us, worship like us or vote like us.

the more you talk to people -- i'm not at all surprised don lemon is surprised. if you go out there, you find people are struggling. most people think the country is headed the wrong direction. so who has been copiloting the titanic? i'm surprised that don lemon is surprised, but when you engage with people, you find out that they are complex and just because you externally may think they may vote a certain way, -- >> bill: you don't find that kind of stuff sitting in the studio. you have to talk to folks. we will talk to a lot of folks in chicago. a lot of those folks are not happy with the democratic platform. they will be protesting in the city. i know we talked about different causes but i see one singular cause. that is the war in the middle east. and they want benjamin netanyahu out and they don't like him and they want the idf out of gaza and cease fire and lp were donald trump to tell what it is

like for jews in america today. >> if you see what is happening in israel right now, there has never been -- there has never been a more dangerous time since the holocaust if you happen to be jewish in america. there's never been anything like it. "wall street journal," dangerous time for jews and kamala harris doesn't want to upset the palestinians. but it would help if she denounced the anti-israel voices in her party that are increasingly anti-semitic. this is a dangerous time for jews but more so unless leader stand up against the haters. >> two of them, two members of the squad most pro hamas lost in their primaries. these protests may be the best thing republicans have going for them.

you think about minneapolis and the pacific northwest and baltimore and when elijah cummings begging them to not burn down the neighborhood, these images of protests, particularly the terrorist group and the best thing that can happen for republicans the notion to create more victims because we think people have been victimized does not recognize with the american people. this will be a tough week for republicans because they were not in control. the more imagery you can show a people -- go back to october 7. killing women and children, butchering children! and you want to protest for a war of the state? good luck selling that to people in swing states. >> dana: absolutely, trey gowdy, will you be here all week? >> if you love me. >> dana: i love your insight and it's so helpful and valuable. >> bill: thank you, trey. some storm sweeping across the country and a hurricane getting stronger and the atlantic. looking from connecticut, that is a mess on sunday.

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musical. >> bill: that is alabama, a bouncy house going bye-bye. ernesto gaining strength mean well and a lot of chaos on the east coast. a lot of rain in connecticut, new jersey. fox weather meteorologist steve morgan in connecticut where the flooding was real. how was it going today? hello, stephen. >> the waters are receding and where we are acma part of the still river watershed in connecticut and this intersection busy. it was taped off by local law enforcement and you can see

the improvement but check out the stoplights. they are still blinking red. this is supposed to be treated like a four-way stop and folks are not doing that. but as the waters have been receiving, one of the storm drains gives you an indication of how high the water is great to see that water, it is filled to the brim. that is one story in dan barry and out of oxford, impressive rescues occurred at a restaurant, 19 people and a dog from first responders were fortunately rescued here with the police searching for one person. in the meantime newtown might make the headline. more than 12 inches of rain fell and connecticut state history bill for 20 for 24 our period of rain setback during hurricane diana in 1955, 12.77 is very well could be historic rain for the state. >> bill: stephen, thanks good to have you want and thank you very