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and hillary clinton plans to campaign in pennsylvania with joe biden. thank you for spending your sunday with us. i'm shannon bream. >> and i'm leland vittert. welcome to america's election headquarters from washington. a local pastor blames a bad economy for fueling the rage that erupted in milwaukee last night. as you can see from these pictures, rioters torched a number of buildings following the fatal police shooting of a fleeing suspect in a prominently black that i honeighborhood. we are told that that suspect was armed. pastor bush says residents have nothing to do but destroy stuff and destroy stuff they did. president obama has been briefed on the situation. matt finn is on the ground as police get ready for what could be another violent fight. hi, matt. >> reporter: well, here is the

afterma aftermath, remnants of a gas station completely totaled by fire. this is still an active scene. police have been taking evident and good samaritans have been cleaning and offering prayer. what we know is that police say at 3:30 in the afternoon yesterday, two officers stopped two men. we're not sure why they were stopped, but both of those men took off running. at the some point, the police officer shot and killed one of those suspects. police say that suspect was armed with asome point, the pol officer shot and killed one of those suspects. police say that suspect was armed with a stolen automatic weaponin i weapon. after that shooting, the rioting took out. eventually in gas station lit with three people inside, those people are safe. firefighters could not get to this fire because there was a lot of gunshots going off and so this thing just completely burnt to the ground. i want to bring in keith bailey. keith lives in the area. you say you feel that the

openeopener owners of the gas station were targeted? >> they have been back and forth with the citizens about unfair treatment, and as a result it seemed like the gas station was a target. >> what is the unfair treatment? >> there was a group of folks here that said, hey, we are going to this station, it's in our community, but we haven't been treated right by the own s owners. >> so the black community feels that they were mistreated by the owners? >> neighbors of the community. don't know their nationality. there was a broad range of folks that were actually here protesting monthins prior. >> reporter: police presence will continue into the night and neighbors are concerned that this could happen tonight and the mayor is urging parents to keep track of their children. take a listen. >> if you live your son, if you love your daughter, text them,

call them, pull them by the ears and get them home. get them home right now before more damage is done. >> reporter: fortunately no reports of any major injuries and we're working to confirm how many people were arrested. leland, back to you. >> real quick, any idea when the national fa national guard will show up? >> reporter: we're not sure the county sheriff has requested them. but we've learned the president has beaeeen briefed. >> the guard several made a difference in baltimore. thanks, matt. let's bring in former washington, d.c. homicide detective rod wheeler for inside on the situation. always good to see you. >> good to be here. >> so let's talk about a couple things. you heard the mayor saying to prt parents get your kids hope and he said there were people online urging people to stir up unrest. how difficult does that make the job for officers? >> it makes it extremely

difficult. as a matter of fact, we can really nank social media for all of those people showing up there yesterday because what happened according to some published reports, there was this call for people to come done to thwntown area where the shooting took place and a lot of the individuals rye the on thing and protesting weren't even from that community.the on thing and protesting weren't even from that community. a lot of people actually care about that actual community and we saw it this baltimoin baltim ferguson, people that come from other areas and stir up trouble, they make it bad for those who live in the community not only for the citizens but police, as well. >> and as always, there is so much we don't know and there will be investigations. my understanding is that there will be two outside investigators outside of the police department that will investigate. that is supposed to be-of will and the mayor mentioned that there were body cameras on the officers. how much will all those things

help do you think in giving the community is accepts that, listen, an outside body is looking at this, there are cameras here, there will be a fair resolution? >> i think the cameras will definitely play a significant role in this investigation, but keep in mind, it will only be one part of the investigation. there is a lot that happens off camera that people don't typically see. but we need to wait before we ruch rush to judgment. so often we don't know the race of the police officers or victims. we've had rumors, but for people to be rioting, they are rye the on thing for reasons that they don't even know half the reason why they're rioting.the on thing for reasons that they don't even know half the reason why they're rioting. outside investigation always helps because it kind of takes onus off the police department. you have other individuals looking at it, the state will be investigating. so hopefully they will get to the bottom of this and i think they will. >> so from what we do know so far, the police officer was a 24-year-old guy, he's young, on administrative leave while they determine if he did the right thing or not. the suspect who was shot was 23

years old. we're told he had a lengthy arrest record, that he apparently was in possession of a stolen gun. it was a semiautomatic handgun. but i think about these two men being so young in this community face-to-face in a split second decision that is so critical in both of their lives for you. >> that's right. and the criminal, the suspect if you will, he was a career criminal even though he was only 24. this guy has a record a mile long like you said. the police were already familiar with him. they tried to make a traffic stop. they bailed out of the car. so the police it what any good police officer would to, right, they went after this individual. he turned around with a hand gun, refused to crop tdrop the they shot him twice. i would have done the same thing. to we want the police officers to continue to keep our community safe or look the other way with a blind eye? and in that same community over the past few days, they have had

nine shootings. >> fatal. >> yes. in that same community. so that police officer as well as every other police officer out there trying to make that community together, arrest these bad guy, put them behind bars where they so people can enjoy their lives. >> they have a difficult job to do and they walk out every day knowing where there have been five fatal communities in 24 hours that they are walking in to something so dangerous and their families right along with them. thank you for your service. >> good to be here. law men in georgia ten to search this morning for a cop killer who opened fire on one of their own. clearly milwaukee is not the only place with violence. gunshots rang out overnight in eastman georgia. the tiny town's police force numbers just 13. one of them, tim smith, success responded to a suspicious person's call when he was shot and killed. they say he was in his early 30s and evidently unlike in

milwaukee was not wearing a body camera. emergency crews have rescued thousands of people from waist-deep water, submerged homes and stranded cars in southern louisiana and the dangerous work continues. rain has pounded the state and flooding has already claimed three lives. at least another person is still missing. some roads are now open, but governor edwards says venturing off the roads is still way too risky. will carr is on the ground there in baton rouge. >> reporter: we're in east baton rouge. we're on a boat going through a neighborhood, this is one of the harder hit areas by these flood waters. and throughout the course of the day, we've been going, we've been seeing cars just like this. some almost fully submerged, some have water going halfway up. also we've had a number of people just jump in our boat, just asking to try to get to

safety because so many neighbors have been cut off by these waters. many of these areas got more than a foot of water in just a couple of hours over the past two days. as we come around this curve, i want to show you something that we've been seeing all day. this is really the only outlet for these neighborhoods for people to come to after they have been rescued on these boats. so we've seen dozens and dozens of residents coming up here, also their pets throughout the past two or three days, there have been at least 7,000 rescues. we've learned that 500 pets have been rescued and one in particular that we had video of, a woman her and dog were trapped inside of her car as it was going under water. three men helped her out. take a look at what happened. and one thing that has really made this quite difficult today

is that at&t service is out for the entire area. so a lot of people not able to communicate that they are in potential trouble. and with that in mind the governor is continuing to urge people especially after you've had at least three deaths here, he's continuing to ask people to simply get to safety. if you can, get out. if you see a boat, jump on it and get to safety. >> wow, i mean just heartbreaking to see all the people have lost even if they are fortunate enough to make it out alive. such devastation they will have to face if they can go back. will, thank you very much for the update. on to politics now as republican presidential nominee donald trump is off the campaign trail today, but his comment at last night's rally in connecticut are still echoing around the political sphere. trump took aim at bill clinton over his affair with monica lewinsky and squarely at the

media, as we. put peter doocy live with more. >> reporter: that's right, last night in a packed gym, he reminded the crowd about the famous lie about monica lewinsky. >> remember what he said? he did not have sex with that woman. and then a couple weeks later, oh, you got me. i'm so glad they kept the dress. i'm so glad they kept that dress. all right? it's great. you know why? because it shows what the hell they are. >> reporter: trump's focus wasn't just on the clintons because he said he's not just running gheps hillary. the gop nominee insists he is also running against the press and criticism of mainstream media coverage ate up a lot of time and at one point he threatened to revoke

the press dren shals of the "washington post" after they wrote a story saying advisers had a hard time keeping him on message and this morning he tweeted the failing "new york times" talks about meetings that never happened. their reporting is fiction. the media protects hillary. and at the start of the rally last night, trump introduced an 18-year-old make-a-wish foundation patient whose wish was to meet donald trump. and trump paused during some familiar rift like the part where he talks about building the wall to call him off stage. there you see him on stage saying a few words at the rally, as well. the make-a-wish foundation told us they are not political, they just organized a private meet and greet with trump, but that sometimes other opportunities develop organically and that's what happened last night in fairfield. leland. >> peter, do you see in new york more on the media bias issue with the panel coming up. thank you, sir.

and the democratic presidential ticket is also taking a break from campaigning today. >> hillary clinton has taken the whole weekend off while her running mate tim cape makaine m stops in new england. >> tim kaine said this weekend in new hampshire that voter, quote, have a right to know what hits make in income and what they pay in taxes. clinton and kaine released their returns o contrast with donald trump who has not. according to her campaign in 2015, the clintons made $10.6 million in income, down from $28 million the year prior. much of it from paid speaking appearances. they paid $3.6 million in taxes and paid a federal tax rate of 34.2%. kaine and his wife released ten year of tax returns. they earned the most in 2014 with an income of $314,000 that

year. trump has said he will release his tax returns when a federal audit is complete. trump's running mate, mike pence, has indicated that he's preparing his tax returns for release. meanwhile newly released state department e-mails are raising questions about the relationship between the clinton foundation and hillary clinton when she was secretary of state. one e-mail appears to show that a top firm at the clinton found tags was trying to collect this man, a convicted money laup dering and big donor to the clinton foundation to the u.s. ambassador to leblebanon. >> we know there is no evidence. based upon what the state department has said, based on all of the investigations that have been done around an unpress debted release, there is no law broken, no evidence there was any pay to play. >> donald trump disagrees and says the new e-mails to suggest

that there was some set up of paying the clinton foundation for access inside the state department. he says the e-mail, quote, reminded everyone just how flawed she is as a candidate. shannon. >> molly, thank you so much. fox news alert, details on this just coming in. armed robbers posing as police robbed american olympian ryan lochte and three other u.s. swimmers last night in rio. lochte and others reportedly had left the village to celebrate the end of the criminaliswimmin competition. they were on their way back when the cab was stopped by police imposters. they demanded money and other valuables. athletes got back safely and are cooperating with investigators. statement from the u.s. application committee saying all four are safe and again cooperating with authorities in brazil. law enforcement and crime in rio

has definitely been an issue during the olympic. we'll have an update on the happier side of the olympics coming up later in the show. and still ahead, your money, your job, your future. what the candidates are saying about trade, taxes and the economy. ben stein joins us live to compare and contrast. house will be in order. prayer will be offered by cap ly chaplain father conroy. >> mixing politics and religion. and some images never get old. another spacex launch and landing at cape canaveral. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy.

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five, four, three, two, one. liftoff. >> don't need to say much about that. never gets old to watch. amazing pictures of a night launch at cape canaveral as a spacex rocket deployed a communication satellite up into orbit. the unnamed falcon 9 rocket, get this, then landed on to what they call a drone barge and when

rocket comes back down, they can then reuse it, it is the eighth such mission this year for the privately run aerospace company and at least nine more launches are planned by december. the economy front and center in the election and this week donald trump and hillary clinton both laid out their plans. but according to ben stein, both plans still need major work. he says trump's plan makes zero sense and clinton's plan violates the constitution. ben, it is great to see you. those are some serious accusations. but let's start with trump not making any sense. were there parts you liked, what you didn't like? >> the parts that make no sense at all are cutting the corporate tax rate to zero. there is no point in that whatsoever. the idea behind that is that we will somehow generate more capital. but we have more capital than we know what to do with. the world is just awash in

capital. the idea of cutting taxes on the ultra rich sin sais insane. they have more money that they need. we don't need their money from capital. they assume too much and their lives are way too lavish. i live right among them. the deck came deps of their lives is incredit would. but he wants to a drastically cut environmental a regulation and that is brilliant idea. i value clean water and air as muches everyone, but too much regulation is killing the economy. so that part of the trump plan is brilliant. >> so what about the child care deductions, those kind of things that would benefit families? he got some credit for that, others who thought it didn't go far enough. >> i think it should go even farther in the sense that we do

need to have every kind of support we can for child care p. the real problem with child care, though, is not so much what it costs -- for certain families it's what it costs, but for other family, there is a shortage of decent child care and workers. so it won't help that. but i'd like if i may while i'm still alive stipulate over to the hillary part. >> let's go there. there are parts that are unconstitutional? >> yes. she was getting herself all worked up into that landlady voice get your bicycles out of the hall which my friend peggy noonan so well p. and she said we will not only pen about alize companies that you've oversea, but the ones that even though it was legal, whether he put a tax on people who did things that were legal. that is against the constitution. the constitution forbids expo factor political legislation.

it's frs flatly forred abouten. she was two years behind me at yale law school. she must know that. where did she get that whacky idea. >> certainly not from you. you think that both haven't done enough or are come tributing to the deficit issues and is that a serious problem top to bottom here in the u.s. >> well, we have a very roughly $19 trillion federal deficit. we're never going to be able to pay that. there will have to be some kind of a default one way or the other. mr. trump's plan will add to the deficit milgghtily. but a whacky thing going on, it doesn't seem to be affecting the commit very much even if we run these large deficits, even if they're financed with printed hone from the printing presses, that should generate a lot of inflation and it's not. although i do notice a can of peas is $2.79 which is a lot more than it used to be at my grocery store. anyway, we do not need anything to increase the supply of

capital. we don't need anything, but we do need to get the deficit down. we have to really, really work on this. otherwise my granddaughter, my lovely cora, my granddaughter, will face a default i'll be long dead but she will face a serious default. >> and by the way, i guess those peas so i understand your pain. i get the regular store bland. >> what regular store brand? >> i have to go, but we'll talk about it during the commercial.. >> what regular store brand? >> i have to go, but we'll talk about it during the commercial.. >> what regular store brand? >> i have to go, but we'll talk about it during the commercial. ben stein, great to have you. back to louisianaouisiana a break. fast moving floods are ravaging the state. this is one of the thousands of rescues as the rain tips. janice dean tracking that storm. >> we have more flooding in the forecast not only for the gulf

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>> they really are. and hats off to first responders who continue to help folks along the gulf coast. louisiana getting hit hard with over 30 inches of rainfall since tuesday. very similar on a tropical land falling system across the gulf coast. we have high pressure across the atlantic and clockwise motion bringing in all of this motion in into the gulf coast states as well as a stalled bho ee eed bo will continue to usher in the rainfall. anymore rain will cause a really bad situation on top of an already dire one. there is the estimate accep tuesday. again, over 30 inches and an additional 4 to 6 inches isolated amounts of higher totals we position, flood advisories still posted for southeastern texas into louisiana parts of mississippi. and then we're also dealing

again with this stalled frontal boundary that will tap into this moisture and bring the potential for more heavy rain across the tennessee, mississippi and ohio river valley well into monday and tuesday. so again, shannon, watching this region very carefully over the next several days. back to you. >> janice, thank you very much. on the now flooded streets of louisiana, law enforcement reports being overwhelmed by the number of folks needs to be rescued. joining us by phone, the baton rouge sheriff's department. casey, thanks for being with us. it's difficult conditions to say the least. >> yes, it is. we have a lot of people flooded out, trapped, so we're doing oust best to evacuate all those people. we've already gotten approximately 6,000 people out of their hopes just in the last two days. >> give us a sense, are people willing to leave somempes just t two days. >> give us a sense, are people willing to leave somees just in two days. >> give us a sense, are people willing to leave some a lot of folk say my house has never

flooded so it won't flood in this time. are people getting the message that this is very different? >> yes, they are. we haven't seen anything like this since 1983 and that flood was not as bad as this. we initially had a lot of people that were reluctant to leave their homes because they had never seen the water this high, so we actually had to go back in and rescue those people later. but now we have pretty much everyone in the northern parts of the parish have been evacuated and taken to shelters and now what we're seeing is in the south parts of the parish, we have backups so the water is now continuing to rise in the so you were parts everyone though the rain has stopped. so we're now evacuating lots of residents out of the southern parts of the parish. >> we saw some incredible video that came in from one of our affiliates down there of a dog and a woman being rescued from a sinking car, some guys jumping in the water and ripping the top off of a convertible that you're watching right now on the screen. what is shocking to me is how

many civilians are risking their own lives to save their neighbors. >> absolutely. our community, we have an amazing community here in east baton rouge parish and they really are stepping up. the biggest thing right now, we're getting in-unat a timed with people that want to help, but first responders have really got it under control at this point. we have neighboring sheriff's offices that have come in with their personnel and rescue equipment. so the biggest hipg we're asking our local recent residents to off the roads and if they're in a safe place, remain there. >> and we know at&t service cut off, as well. hopefully that comes back. thank you, ma'am, good luck to you and your folks. >> thank you so much. coming up next on the show, michael phelps and his midas touch. another gold medal performance. but is this perhaps his last? and all the news fit to

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1:50 p.m. and they were gunned down, shot in the head from behind at point blank range. it has stunned the community here in ozone park queens, this morning. as you can see, the nypd is still here. and as you can see behind me, there are people still here at the local mosque. what we now know is that the imam is a 55-year-old and his friend, the imam was the muslim leader of this mosque, he moved here from bangladesh two years ago. the police have released a sketch of the suspect, they have surveillance video of the suspect running from the scene. he is described as a man with medium complexion wearing a dark owe l polo and shorts. as for the motive, the nypd says it's too soon to know the motive. some people are saying it could be a botched robbery given the fact that the imam had several hundred dollars on them, but up in of that was taken. muslim leaders are pointing that

this could be a hate crime.upin. muslim leaders are pointing that this could be a hate crime. we have melinda katz, queens bo borr borough is here. what more can you tell us about what the community and imam is like? >> this is the borough of queens. we have the most diverse on the planet. 130 different languages. folks come from all over the world to raise their families. ozone park is no different, it is the center of diversity, center of so many different countries to come together, pray together, and are able to live together on a regular basis. and we pride that in our great borough. >> and talk about what the community is feeling. yesterday there were protests, several hundred people calling for justice. one muslim leader calling out donald trump and the political rhetoric, that there is a anti-muslim fear. is there fear here? what do you have to say about

the motive and hate crime? >> clearly we're all here to show that we stand it solidarity with the muslim community, but it is important to note we have the greatest police department in the country and they are investigating there on all levels not only as a hate crime, but whether it's a personal connection, whatever that is, they will lead to the man who did this. we are living in really difficult times. but at the end of the day, we also need to remember that this is a father, he has children, both had children, a father, a son and family feeling this loss very personally and very tragically. and for everyone to get together today and show that support is important. but the city of new york and police department have to do their jobs. >> reporter: no doubt. thank you very much. the nachd out of an abundance of caution have added patrols at all masks in new york city as this investigation continues in the search for the suspect. >> bryan, thank you very much. the media is unbelievably

dishonest. i would actually say that the media is almost as crooked as crooked hillary clinton. >> it is one of republican nominee donald trump's favorite targets. of course we're talking about the media. trump hammering on what he believes is unfair coverage. news cycle has been dominated by his political missteps instead of hillary clinton's e-mail scandal and foundation scandal. here for a balanced debate, gentlemen, nice to have you with us. mr. trump's latest complaint, front passenger of the sunday new york ty"new york times," bi about the inside mission to tame trump's tone continues. trump hit back very hard on this

even threatened to pull the "new york times" media credentials. is this issue of media bias in the campaign simply a fact that he has to live with or is bashing it and calling it out time and time again a good strategy? >> i don't know that it's necessarily a good strategy, but i have to say that i've never seen anything like this. they can't treat bush or romney like this. i have been a reporter and presidential campaign operative. he's right, the media has jettisoned credo of fairness, they see him as daenkro rousdae they want him to lose. we have 86 days to go and he has to learn to make this a referendum on hillary clinton and win the media coverage. >> ben, i'll give you a chance to respond. even one of the media editors of the "new york times" penned a piece basically saying just what ford said, that reporters are throwing out their independence because they believe it's their duty to go after trump.

>> i think there is a certain sense in which if you're watching a train wreck, you're saying that's a train wreck, it's not unbiased. and what we're seeing is a train wreck. at this point this is an article saying he is clearly going with his instincts to attack the media. >> i agree with this article because i believe donald trump are trying to get trump to change his strategy. but everyone the media research center has shown that over the past six months, they focused on his controversy at a 4:1 clip over hers. they are i go florignoring the scandal. >> every time he's on tv, he feeds these stories. hillary clinton doesn't go on tv every day and talk about the e-mail scandal. if she did, that would dominate. >> fair comments, but i don't care what comes out of trump's mouth, the media is not being fair to him. >> is there two issues really,

one, the issue of a immediate are a bias against a conservative candidate which we saw during bush and romney's campaigns? are we also dealing with a candidate who some we diplomatically say says some troubling things and gives the media all the rope in the world to jump on it? >> absolutely yes we are seeing bias in the media, we're also seeing a candidate that does not understand what the strategy is to win in a general election and that is again to win the media coverage, not dominate. he needs to get out there, make his message, explain why he's better for america. he needs paid tv. he's not doing that. >> if he if he does that, can . it change the conversation? >> if it bleeds, it leads. donald trump made other people bleed, that was the story. now he's bleeding that's the story.

>> but the e-mail e-mail scandal could be the second watergate and they're flat out ignoring it. >> thanks, guys. appreciate it. from the bully pulpit to the valley. how faith is playing a role in the campaign and the halls of congress. both sides of the aisle, coming up. i had so many thoughts once i left the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what about my wife... ...what we're building together... ...and could this happen again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? i spoke to my doctor and she told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots. but eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. knowing eliquis had both... ...turned around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless you doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious, and in rare cases, fatal bleeding.

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faith and religious freedom are front and center. both candidates are making appeals to faith based voters. some feel washington is out of touch. virginia fox has a brand new book called "god is in the house." she joins us from her home state of north carolina. representative, great to have you with us today. >> thank you so much, shannon, for having me and having this story on. it is timely, i believe. >> you know what, we have so much anxiety and so much tension between parties on a number of issues and certainly on the campaign trail. i thought it was great that you collected stories from people on both sides of the aisle that made big differences in their lives. is there a story you want to

share? >> i think sam johnson's story is so extraordinary. he spent 7 years as a prisoner of war in the vietnam war. his story is wonderful. i am very fond of jen hong's story. she's from california. philosophically don't agree on a lot. we attend a bible study and prayer breakfast together. so i like their stories. chris stewart who came along four years ago helped me find the publisher for the book. i have been working on this for a long time. i got to congress under very improbable circumstances. i have no reason to be there, i come from extreme poverty, parents with no advantage, not much formal education. and yet i got to congress. and i started hearing stories

from other members of unusual things happening in their lives, some people would call them unusual things, i call them god things. i heard those stories and started collecting them and looking for a publisher. when chris stewart came to congress, he is a "the new york times" best seller author, he put me in touch with a publisher, shadow mountain in utah and they liked the story. the whole book is a series of god things. >> i want to ask you, you mention the represent, a democrat, and you have differences but you share faith. she talks that faith can be a healer with race issues and some of the tough things we are trying to tackle in today's society. >> absolutely. there's also a story by our chaplain, former chaplain who was the first catholic priest to be a chaplain.

he talks about faith as healing between the parties. actually, shannon, we get along much better than the media sometimes portrays it. we, most of the bills we passed this year, this session have passed with strong bipartisan support and yet that gets no play. but i think it is really important that the public understand there are people of faith and that our faith guides us as we make decisions in the congress. now i have only members of the house because those are the stories i've heard, but i know that's true in the senate also, and the title of the book was god inspired also, the title god is in the house, i wanted people to know about our faith and say to themselves if they're people of strong faith, think about running for office yourself. don't wait for somebody else to

prompt you. listen for the words of god. listen to see if god is encouraging you to get involved in the political process. >> it is an interesting book across party lines, people of faith and no faith would enjoy it as well. i'm sorry, we are out of time. thank you so much for having us. >> thank you. out in the twitter verse. >> a lot of news to follow today. see what's happening in louisiana and milwaukee tonight in terms of whether it is peaceful or not. >> we will continue to watch that from washington. fox news sunday is up next. have a great sunday. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy.

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