>> we begin with a fox news alert. chaos despite curfew. america's largest city falling victim to looters and police the police had national guard ramp up their presence across the country. once peaceful protests over the death of george floyd descending into crime, new disturbing video emerging of one police officer viciously attacked and another hit by a car in the bronx. >> in st. louis four officers shot amid a lot of chaos near a police precinct there. violence unraveling as the president has said he will have

enough. >> of the city or state refuses to take actions that are necessary to defend the life and property a residents and i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. >> we have live team coverage with the latest developments. matte finish live in minneapolis, griff jenkins has the latest from washington and doctor andrew costello join us with expert analysis. >> looters have run rampant across many parts of midtown manhattan. you are shaking your head. >> reporter: the scene doesn't get old. it is heartbreaking, once another a night of looting and businesses ransacked. this is the urban outfitter in midtown at herald square, looks like a tornado came through if you want to call it that.

still a few things left, hangers all of the ground, all over outside and these hangers can turn into a weapon because yesterday in soho i had this flung at me so this is dangerous and goes all the way down the street here. we've seen a lot of this all over midtown. several stores including the macy's flagship store. let's look at some video, violent violent night, several attacks on officers caught on video in the bronx, dramatic video shows a sergeant struck by a black sedan your column a possible break in. he is in serious but stable condition, the people in the car got away. another officer beat up on the street in public view. this happened as looters smashed through more luxury stores in manhattan including the macy's flagship store in midtown, the

famous macy's from the movies. all of this before new york city's curfew went into effect at 11:00 pm. leaders have been trying and trying to send a message to all these people ransacking businesses inciting violence including one of new york's top cops, terrence monahan kneeling with protesters in solidarity. listen to what he said. >> from california and all over this country, getting paid to take this movement and turn it into violence against men and women who love the community. >> there's a police presence here, there were dozens of arrests, we don't have an exact number. we will find a couple hours. the curfew lifted at 5 am but goes back into effect earlier today about 8:00 pm. clearly these looters don't care about the curfew, don't feel anything is going to happen to them.

>> thank you so much. >> now breaking news from st. louis, more police officers shot during violent protests overnight, shooting happened near the st. louis police headquarters. >> the police chief had to choke back tears describing what happened. >> some coward hard shots at officers and we have four in the hospital. thank god no one died. >> all the officers have non-life-threatening injuries. >> protests in minneapolis remaining mostly peaceful and of tonight's mandated curfew that comes as george floyd's family calls for peace in the wake of his death. >> matte finish live in minneapolis as people are calling for the head of the city's police union to resign. >> this is the site where george floyd died, ongoing peaceful demonstrations including one happening right now in the

family of george floyd including his brother all the service in which they said the family is peaceful and god-fearing and insist the violent riots will not bring back george floyd and have to end. >> what are you doing? you are doing nothing. that's not going to bring my brother back at all. >> also in a letter the police union president rights the governor and mayor are shifting blame towards police calling it despicable behavior. writing and part, quote, what has been very evident throughout this process is you have lacked support from the top. this terrorist movement was a longtime buildup which dates back years starting with minimizing the size of our police force. minneapolis councilmember alonzo conover wrote inability to acknowledge painful impact of offices actions by community exemplifies the toxic culture of

silence. this outdated policing system together, that's why we must step in to deconstruct our police department and build a new system with our chief. the medical examiner official releases updated autopsy report which now lists the manner of death of george floyd as a homicide and conflicts with george's family's personal autopsy report which lists the manner of death is choking to death. >> smoke billowed over washington dc overnight. a heavy police and military presence bringing order to the nations capital. >> griff jenkins joins us live with more on that. >> not quite new york what another day of protests in washington, started peaceful, turning violent, law-enforcement increase their presence. and military helicopter hovering above the protesters tracking their movements. all this after the president vowed to crack down. >> i'm dispatching thousands and

thousands of heavily armed soldiers, military personnel and law enforcement officers to stop the rioting, looting, vandalism, assaults and the wanton destruction of property. >> the law-enforcement deployment seeking to protect businesses and government property, rioting and looting as protesters mom the national mall downtown near the white house. this as the president is blasting the governors for not doing enough to control the chaos, dc's mayor has been critical of the president, welcomed the support. >> i don't agree with that type of language but this is where our interests are the same, keeping washington dc save and every part of washington dc from the white house to lafayette square to the lincoln memorial, jefferson memorial, all washington dc has to be safe period.

todd: another remarkable site, the president walking with other top administration officials to the historic st. john's church which was vandalized monday night in an incident authorities believe was intentional. this morning the streets are quiet though you can still see the massive footprints of police and law enforcement and national guard. now it data on the number of arrests but we are told that is in the dozens. >> absolute mayhem on the streets of new york city, officers being beaten, hit by cars as looters move up and down along fifth avenue and a number of other places as well. this is still playing out despite these messages from the governor in new york city's mayor. >> we do not want riots here. these folks have nothing to do with peaceful protest. what they are doing is criminal. >> a curfew is to help a

separate the peaceful protesters from people looking to exploit the moment. >> two straight nights of destruction, what do officers need from their leaders to put a end to it? joining us is doctor andrew costello. thank you for joining us. before we get into what police officers might need from the leaders take it back to last week when it happened, you saw police officers in the third precinct, you caravan of police vehicles leaving the precinct, they set it on fire. is that what set the tone for what we are seeing now? >> the initial part yes but this goes back to the beginning of the build block you administration, not very supportive of police officers so created a police department that is very passive, does not take

independent action. when independent action is taken, police officers are punished, fired so it is difficult for police officers to feel like they are backed by the mayor in city hall so the other unit told their members not to take action. that coupled recently with recent events where the mayor not even admitting he was having riots in his city, just today coupled with the governor, one of the responses was to inform new york state attorney general about science of police abuse and prioritized that little more than establish order in the street so a lot of issues here. >> no question the relationship between the nypd and the mayor's office has been strained for several years. let's take a look at some video,

new video this morning, a police officer in the bronx being beaten down. this is another part of the bronx, just two savages here and another one, this is a car, the guy stepped out of the car on the right side of the vehicle and here comes another car with no headlights on and slams into that officer. the boldness of these looters, the rioters to just attack police officers is really scary. what do you make of this? >> it is establishment of new york progressive policies as recent as this year. changing - the city and state of new york, we used to be a victim oriented criminal justice system, to a more criminal based

justice system. the problems, the atmosphere was developed before. jillian: what is heartbreaking to see is when george floyd died for a moment we had unity in this country where everyone was against it. nobody thought that was okay to see what that officer did. everybody wanted justice and all of a sudden you go from that moment of unity where everybody wants justice done for this officer for the death of george floyd to now we are seeing so many offices across the country being attacked, four police officers shot in st. louis overnight. >> here is the problem. i don't think anybody the day of the incident thought there was anything right about this whole thing. people across all sides all thought there was really poor

action. the situation we have here is, peaceful people that want protests and police brutality, have another look at it but being hijacked by people who have no interest in george floyd whatsoever. it has outgrown what the original incident was. todd: appreciate your time. jillian: 13 after the hour, as protests rage in the twenties, pressure mounting from minneapolis's mayor to step down. >> chairwoman of the minnesota republican party says democrats in action led to rights across the country. jennifer carnahan joins us coming up.

>> mostly peaceful night in minneapolis is minnesota reels in the wake of violent riots.

>> this is about social trust, social compact and reestablishing faith in the people who are here to serve them. a posture on the ground is unsustainable militarily. it is also unsustainable socially because it is the antithesis of how we live. >> the chairwoman of the minnesota republican party jennifer carnahan says minnesota's state leaders should step down for their inability to lead. she joins us live to talk about it, thanks for coming on, you made some progress, the governor wants to reverse that. why is he doing that? >> we watched for over a week as the governor of minnesota in the minneapolis mayor failed all the residents and citizens of minneapolis and minnesota playing political games that was unfortunate to see because it took three nights of full chaos, destruction of our city, burning down of the police precinct, riding of businesses before they

did anything in their actions were very light and contributed to continued chaos in minneapolis. >> what do you think could have been done better? >> swift action, swift and decisive action from a leadership level needed to be taken right away and it took multiple nights for the national guard, came into minneapolis and st. paul and when a curfew was imposed there still was burning of the city, looting of businesses, these are businesses in minority communities, minority owned businesses, the cities and neighborhoods have been completely decimated and it is inexcusable because they failed all the people of minnesota and it really overshadowed the death of george floyd in action that does need to happen in the state in cities. >> look at the damage done in the problem in minnesota, 308 stores at least alluded to date, 481 have been arrested since

friday. here's the president giving praise to the government minneapolis, it was incredible what happened in the state of minnesota. they were a laughingstock all over the world, they took over the police department, the police running down the street sirens blazing, the rest of them running. it was on camera and then they wiped out saying you got your act together is what he said after not starting off so hot. what do you make of that comment? >> they did get their act together but it was too little too late. it shouldn't take four days of a city burning to finally take action. this is irreparable damage that will take months and months if not years to rebuild our city, to start to heal as residents and citizens of our state and country and that is unfortunate because their voices that needed to be heard. we all watch the video george floyd's death. it was very traumatic for all of us, the way was managed by the governor of minneapolis from my

perspective set us two steps backward is a state in the city. >> thank you for joining us. >> they witnessed living in philadelphia and decided not in my neighborhood. >> group of concerned american staying up all night to got a target store. anthony giordano joins us live. when we started our business

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eb to mass rioting, looting and violence against police coming out of philadelphia with 200 reported burglaries. jillian: but one in south carolina stepping up to block the path of destruction protecting their neighborhoods. anthony giordano joins us live, appreciate it. i am from philly and never seen

anything like this. it is truly gutwrenching for me to see and i know you feel the same which is why you decided to take action on your own. tell me about it. >> we started this organization in january for the betterment a city in different things fell in our lap in the incident we are totally against happening in minnesota to mister floyd, and around 5:00 saturday, sunday evening i got a call saying the looters were probably coming to south philadelphia to burn down our target and shopping district so i headed out to the district myself, reached out to our movement that has 10,000 members, we need boots on the ground, we need to get here so they don't come down here and destroy our neighborhood. >> the sense of civic pride, you are standing outside a corporate

store that has a lot of money and receive your life to protect it. where does that come from? >> just the pride in our neighborhood, south philadelphia is strong, blue-collar workers out here, we believe in what is right. we stand with the philadelphia police department, with our neighbors united and we are not going to let things like that happen in our neighborhood. >> did you have anyone tried to pull up and get into the store? >> you had a few people pull up, some cars circling and stuff like that. a few people did question is, what are you going to do if we try to break the lines, we sit there peacefully, we did not engage. we do not want to let them antagonize us. we wanted to stay on the defensive and let them know it is not going to happen on our watch. as of right now they are still down there watching, my movement is down there still at this hour. we've been discussing this via text and telephone calls and everything is quiet on the front

down there and we are protecting not only the business district but also our neighborhoods. that is the thing. philadelphia is burning like the rest of the country but south philadelphia is standing strong. todd: the damage from this writing and living 387 different incidents, 246 commercial burglaries, 54 cases of vandalism. you take so much pride in your see that you are willing to risk your life to protect stores you don't even own. there is another faction that wants to do the opposite. with your message to them? >> what are you accomplishing by writing, mister floyd died a horrible death and we are totally against that. we do not condone racism and bullying of any kind. i stand up with the african-american community and unite those folks was we want to stand with them and walk with them hand-in-hand but we want to walk with protesters peacefully protesting not with the violent criminals out looting and rioting.

what do you get out of stealing, looting and writing? house that respecting mister floyd and standing up and moving forward and getting racism to stop in this country by looting department stores, burning down local stores in your own neighborhood where you live, looting, stealing televisions and sneakers, how does that bring justice? it is unheard-of, it is despicable. stand up south philadelphia will not condone that at any time but we do support any movement that wants to stand united on a peaceful front. >> thank you very much. 27 after the hour, two nypd officers assaulted in the bronx, one officer hit by a car, another being on the street, live with the latest on the vicious attack. todd: rioting shaking the owner of the cleveland cupcake shop to

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to rip it off and get to the glass and get inside the store and ripped it open and booted all -- there's makeup all over the floor. this was a pretty violent night. several attacks on police officers caught on video in the bronx, dramatic video showing a sergeant -- a column a possible break in, he is in serious condition, people in the car got away and another officer beat up on the street in plain view of everyone. the 70 looters smash through more luxury stores in manhattan including the macy's flagship store in midtown. all of this even before new york city's curfew went into effect at 11:00, leaders trying to send a message to those ransacking these businesses including one of new york's top cops chief terrence monahan, kneeling with

protesters in solidarity, talking about these leaders, take a listen. >> look at this, just want to show you, this is obviously a liquor bottle left smashed on the ground, obviously business, this is a party for them, not a protest. >> certainly is, breaking out of st. louis overnight, four police officers shot during violent riot, the shooting happened near the st. louis police headquarters, the police commissioner choking back tears describing what happened. >> some coward, we have four in the hospital but thank god -- now lives lost. >> all the officers have

non-life-threatening injuries. >> riots unfold on major cities despite a heavy presence from the national guard in some places, curfew in effect in those cities, protesters defined orders, police throwing teargas in philadelphia as they shut down interstate blocking a bridge, dozens were arrested. in louisville, and officer fatally shot an unarmed man at a protest. >> the second of institutional failure will not be tolerated. i have relieved steve conrad of his duties as chief of the police department. >> they are saying body cameras were not under in the incident, two people dead, 60 protesters are arrested in chicago, writers looting businesses and clashing with police. . the fallout from george floyd's death making its way across the world, european protesters holding demonstrations in major

cities like these images in paris. >> live in jerusalem the international reaction to the unrest in the united states. >> acts of solidarity around the world following the death of george floyd in the protests that followed. in london's trafalgar square thousands gathered to demonstrate. protesters chanted black lives matter and say my name george floyd. many signs calling for justice and calling out races in which people gathered outside the us embassy in london as well as the us embassy in berlin while a number of us allies across europe use the opportunity to stand with america. the us adversaries like iran and china used the opportunity to criticize the trump administration was one chinese editorial wrote, quote, one should not impose on others what he himself is not bizarre, when hong kong was in golden turmoil in washington was pointing a

finger at beijing washington should have envisioned how unpleasant the chinese people would be. meanwhile iran's foreign minister took a recent state department press release on protests in iran and cost outwards making it about america. the foreign minister spokesperson had this to say. >> to the american people, the world has heard your outcry over this. the world is standing with you. the american regime is pressuring violence and bullying at home and abroad. >> reporter: the irony about that iranian statement is that the regime and iran routinely kills and kidnaps protesters. the iranian regime clearly looking to make a political point around the death of george floyd. >> mike pompeo had a great tweet about that a few days ago. appreciate it. >> protests also taking a violent turning cleveland leaving ohio's governor to set a

curfew. >> these violent individuals threaten the safety of our citizens of the community. acts of violence cannot and will not be tolerated. >> one business owner says she barely made it through the pandemic closures only to find protesters destroying her store, throwing bricks and paint cans at her and her employees. the owner of colossal cupcakes joins us live this morning, thanks for coming on, we appreciate it. you are cupcake store, i can't even imagine this. tell us what happened. >> saturday evening, we had people protesting going on in the morning in cleveland and on the other side of the city and downtown cleveland, things started to sort of heat up and riots were breaking out and i had to close my store which -- at the heart of the city, i

happen to live next to the building next to it so iran over. i can barely get there in time, riots were breaking out when i told the staff to please -- i heard glass breaking. i heard it coming. before i knew it there was a gunshot and it will out the entire window to my right. at that point i had most of the staff hiding in the bathroom. i assumed when they saw me they must not now we are in here. if they see me they will ease off. at that point they were breaking into every single window and i was hoping that if they saw me my presence would calm them down and when they started coming through i said we are in here, i am in here and one charged at me

and had a breakthrough in and paint can turn and that is when someone jumped on the counter and started to leap towards me so i ran into the back and locked myself in with the staff i had with me and we stood on the patch. >> what goes through your mind at this point? what are you feeling, what are you thinking? >> i was frozen. i don't know. blown away. i was blown away. i have this for almost 10 years, my family built up, listened to it get destroyed. the whole time we were in there, listened to everything getting shattered and crushed. it was moment and everything is gone. it was devastating. >> the president had a pretty good message to the people that are doing this kind of stuff. let's listen to that.

>> we will help you, we will help your business and we will help your family. those who threaten innocent life and property will be arrested, detained, and prosecuted. >> is that comforting at all to know you might be getting some federal help for your store being destroyed by this? >> yes. i wish we weren't at this point in the first place. getting through covid-19, that was something we couldn't control, we are all in it together. almost celebratory, we are going to make it and something to choose to be a part of so for people to choose to harm our small businesses in cleveland, push us down when we are standing back up. jillian: thank you for joining us, we wish you the best in getting your business back in order again. >> i hope you get baking soon. i love cupcakes.

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>> tensions simmering in los angeles after protesters stand off with the california national guard, 2000 more troops are expected to hit the streets after a brutal weekend of violence including. >> jeff paul is live in los angeles with the damage done. >> much differently compared to the last couple nights in the la area. you can see this street, not a car inside, one parked along the road and probably the quietest, eerie us this area has been in my time here and over here you can see the difference from what was even last night. all these businesses boarded up.

this particular business owner putting up a sign saying this business is black owned. if you look down here a little further you can see in case people decide to rip these down, the stories empty, nothing left, to get people not break into this store. tonight we've seen leaders throughout the city mostly working in groups, having a spotted moving along and police have been out in full force, saw several arrests of people violating curfew that was in place for loading, we witnessed it firsthand, some people breaking into a pharmacy, police showing up and arresting them. in any have barricades where police officers are national guard members have set up shop and stopped people from being out and about. back to you.

[screaming] jillian: look at this. philadelphia police throwing teargas as protesters shutdown part of an interest rate -- interstate. todd: the cries for justice across the city. >> reporter: before jillian went to fox she did a show, i'm sure you have never seen it look like this, this is the second day we see a military look at philadelphia city hall. we found out we needed a military tonight. look at the video, we had protesters who shutdown the main road, the main highway just blocks from here in the middle of rush hour with cars going

50-60 miles an hour had come to a complete stop at a swat team showed up to get them off the highway, lobbing teargas at them in the protesters scrambled up the banks of the highway falling on top of each other, the drivers stuck in the crowd, had teargas coming into their cars, they had their air-conditioning on. it was in the 80s in philadelphia yesterday afternoon and they are scrambling and driving around and making it more dangerous and saw several dozens of people getting arrested, handcuffed, put on the median and taken away. the police commissioner and the mayor both responding to criticism from city councilmembers about the use of teargas and possible rubber bullets, the commissioners that this is the only way to defuse a volatile situation. >> anyone who says we have

control of an unknown situation is not in every day. we don't know what we have until we get there. all we can do is be as prepared as we can. >> reporter: what will happen next no one knows so there are supporters gathered around police headquarters to support people when they get released but philadelphia sitting on a powder cake, four days into the unrest that started right where we are saturday afternoon. >> i have been following your twitter to keep updated on what has been going on. i've never seen anything like it, great job reporting. todd: we will be right back. you doing okay?

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victim to looters as police and national guard ramp-up presence across the country. todd: disturbing scenes out of new york, shocking new video showing police officers under attack on the left side, you see 2 or 3 men ganging up on one cop and on the right side you see one is hit by a car and is in serious but stable condition. jillian: the looting has continued through the overnight hours. >> this is a sprint store right here next to the flagship macy's store, you can see looters tried to get through this way to smash the glass but another piece of glass behind us, came over here and smashed the door and if you peek in you can actually see a brick lying in the center of the store where the brick came from we have no idea, we don't see them anywhere around here. i want to show you some video because this was a violent night for police as well, several

attacks on officers caught on video in the bronx, dramatic video showing a sergeant struck by a black sedan near a call of a possible break in. he is in serious stable condition, the people in the car got away. another officer beat up on the street in plain view of all these people walking by, watching, not intervening at all. we want to talk about the looting. all up and down midtown manhattan looters smashing their way through luxury stores, we've seen several stores in a couple block radius including the macy's flagship store in midtown, this is the same story you see in those famous movies, the holiday movies. all of this happened even before new york city's curfew went into effect 11:00 pm, looters didn't care about the curfew, leaders are trying to send a message to all of these people ransacking the businesses, inciting violence, including one of new york's top cops, chief terrence

monahan dealing with protesters in solidarity earlier yesterday, listen to what he said. >> 5 days of war here that needs to end. it has to end. tonight when the sun goes down, protesters go home. we will get rid of them. we will get rid of those living your neighborhoods. >> there curfew is about to be lifted at 5:00 and think about this aspect too. member those essential workers we would get up and clap for every evening. we've seen several of them walk past here. this is what they have to walk past, what they see as they go to work to take care of us. >> it has truly been devastating to see and i said earlier in the show and i will say it again.

a week ago our country was in unity together in condemning what happened to george floyd and demanding justice be done for george and his family and make sure the former police officer is charged and to see how everything has transpired in the last few days has been devastating. >> opportunists that have taken a chance to do the things they really want to do and it is very frustrating, thank you for your time, we appreciate it, we will be right back.

todd: a nation in paralyzed protests and rides from coast-to-coast intensify over the death of george floyd. massive crowds take to the streets despite citywide curfews, rioters smashing windows, grabbing handfuls, bags full of luxury goods. >> this is shocking video surfaces showing nypd officers under attack. in the bronx a police sergeant hit by a speeding car that didn't bother to stop, that officer is in serious condition. another officer attacked by shot just tnumbered" 3 to 1. hours ago on the strip and or in st. louis, four police officers injured in a shooting during a

riot outside police headquarters. >> some coward shot police officers and -- >> they are expected to be okay. >> hopefully the mayhem gets under control for tonight. "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> it is 5 am in the east on tuesday june 2nd, 2020, welcome to "fox and friends" and we start with a fox news alert. another night of writing including across the country, police are under attack. in las vegas as riots rage, one police officer has been shot. it is breaking right now, we do not know how they officer is doing or his condition. >> is looters rage stores and light fires four cops were shot. the police chief choking back tears.