show within the overnight hours, three nypd officers have been injured overnight. you are looking at the scene in brooklyn, new york, two have been shot, one has been stabbed. >> this amid the protests continuing on, the writing and looting has largely been taken under control by police department across the country, that is the good news, we will have the latest in a 4 hour show. see you tomorrow. >> appears to be a completely cowardly, despicable, unprovoked attack on a defenseless police officer and thank god we are not planning a funeral right now. >> that is police commissioner -- this is a fox news alert at 5:00 this morning in new york city. ambushed, a new york city police officer stabbed in the neck while standing guard against looters overnight. >> two other officers were shot as new video emerges another new york city police officer bashed in the head with the fire extinguisher earlier this week.

>> all of the stemming from the death of george floyd. all four officers involved were charged yesterday. >> in minneapolis. protests continuing coast-to-coast overnight. let's update you. from portland, oregon thousands marched to the justice center, some pleading with police to take any with them. to the nation's capital where hundreds gathered near the white house chanting george floyd mattered repeatedly. >> we begin with lauren green in new york city with the latest on the attack on nypd officers. what is the latest? >> reporter: the attack happened late last night against those police officers, they were wounded in what is being called a completely cowardly despicable unprovoked attack. two officers patrolling the streets of brooklyn trying to protect local businesses from living when a man approached them with a knife stabbing one of the officers in the neck.

fellow officers responded immediately, exchanging gunfire with the perpetrator, two officers were shot in the hand come all three wanted officers are in stable condition and expected to recover. the suspect was also shot and is in critical condition. in this incident follows other attacks on cops in recent days. a sergeant was struck by a black sedan in the bronx and another officer was beaten up on the street. the police benevolent association president pat lynch responding to the violence. >> the only thing that comes to mind is questions. are we surprised we are here in the hospital again, did we doubt because of the rhetoric we are hearing, the anti-police rhetoric, all levels have to say it is going to end today and allow us to do it. >> more protests are expected today, more peaceful protests are expected today, the brother of george floyd is expected to attend a memorial service for

his brother in brooklyn. back to you guys. >> all right, thanks so much. appreciate it, yesterday continuing, we saw the rain come down, the curfew was ignored, they arrested 60 people with ties, they were quickly processed and given a summons with new bail laws, no one has paid a price and there were let on their way. massive crowds surround the white house and the capitol building overnight despite the curfew. former defense secretary james mattis sound off in the atlantic criticizing his former boss. what is the latest? >> you certainly didn't mince words between mattis in the president but let me show you what is happening at this hour. this is lafayette square, this chain-link fence in front of st.

john's church, still protesters, it has been peaceful all night but they are confronting and sharing their opinions with the national guard you see deployed. one of the gentlemen out here protesting all night long saying he is a former army veteran who wants to connect with these guards out here, some of them trying to share their opinions, the national guard cannot respond or say anything to them. there are no violent clashes as we look at this in the early morning hours. the war of words between the former secretary mattis, mad dog mattis has been left angry and appalled at what he has seen and disapproves of the president's leadership writing this, donald trump is the first president in my lifetime who does not try to unite the american people, does

not even we tended to try, instead he divides us, also denouncing the use of military force you see in the nation's capital, criticizing the visit to st. john's church saying it violated the constitutional rights of protesters like the ones you see here, the president tweeting back, the president not taking it without offering his opinion. he calls him the world most overrated general but then says mattis's primary strength was not personal relations, i gave him a new life, things to do in battles to win but he seldom brought home the bacon. i didn't like his leadership style or much else about it and many others agree, glad he is gone. if there is another feud brewing, that is with the current secretary of defense,

mark esper breaking with the president over possible use of the insurrection act which would entail deploying active-duty troops in the streets. here is a little bit of what secretary esper had to say, take a listen. >> the option to use active-duty forces in the law enforcement role should only be used as a matter of last resort and only the most urgent and dire situations. we are not in one of those situations now. >> to give a little context, it has been all night long, the national guard and the police kept things peaceful as these protesters, many of them young african-americans sharing their views and venting but not clashing. when i talked to that a little bit older african-american veteran protesting saying he understands all sides of this and is glad to see the destruction gone, in hopes the

safety of these guard troops as well as the safety of the police will be a priority as protesters continue to try and make a change but we are certainly at an inflection point in the nation's capital where it seems order is mostly restored but the protests in the thousands growing, looking at twitter the dc police, not seeing any arrests that have taken place. >> we should add regarding the president versus mattis the president said the only thing he has in common with donald trump with barack obama is they both had the honor of firing james mattis. you have it as it is. what happened with our current defense secretary? he said the active-duty people should only be used as a last resort and then went to the white house and came out and said i changed my mind.

what happened? >> he reversed course and the reporting from jim, pretty anxious to get the 80 second airborne troops back to fort bragg but decided to reverse course and leave those troops in the dc area on military bases. however, there is a sense that many in the administration would not favor the actual invoking the insurrection act including active-duty troops on the ground here. one of the big take aways. many people will focus on mattis's criticism of the president but he's drawing a line in some of the timing of his comments with regards to getting in front of the deployment of active troops in the streets, that certainly would take things to a different

level than having the national guard which we see not just in the nation's capital but in several states at the request of the governors to make sure first and foremost the distraction and violence ends and order is restored but there will be more chapters to this as we watch what is happening this morning. >> the insurrection act last used in 1992 in los angeles when it was brought to its knees, fires everywhere, one city, now we have these multiple cities, multiple times, multiple intensity with huge insurgency destroying things like fifth avenue, not the boroughs, this is destroying the heart of the financial district in areas we've never even seen attacks before, the president tried to do what george bush 41 did in the former secretary of defense comes out, people calling him a dictator. i don't understand, didn't they get brief, didn't they very the president to a safe location. if that's not a reason to possibly use the insurrection

act i don't know what is. >> you are talking about here is st. john's church and you have the protest here, it is called now but as we have seen a few days ago it was not cold so we don't know what would happen and the security, listen, more than 100 secret service and law enforcement around lafayette park have been injured, mostly rocks, bottles and the like so the debate is whether active-duty troops can do that or whether you've got guard reserve and law enforcement that can do that. >> and all the other cities where chaos reigns. ainsley: the first memorial

service for george floyd will be held in minneapolis for those officers involved in his death are now charged. garrett tenney has the new autopsy report. >> reporter: in terms of the protests, this last might was another called peaceful later that has been the case for several nights but it didn't -- it didn't help that in the last couple hours, not a lot of development in this case. you mentioned a new autopsy report. last night the county medical examiner's office released a full autopsy report internet we learned george floyd was a survivor of covid-19. he tested positive but didn't have symptoms and did not have any lung damage as a result. the officers involved in his death were facing new charges as well. derek chavn has been charged with third-degree murder is now

facing a charge of second-degree murder as well. the other three officers were charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder. demonstrators have been demanding the three officers be charged but they want to see all four face first-degree murder charges so there is mixed reaction from folks we talked to yesterday. >> it is not enough until they are all behind bars for the rest of their life for what they did. >> i can't say when the right time is. this is a situation where they are expressing themselves, feeling united with the community, you can't put a time limit on that. >> not sure how many officers will be arrested but today right now we are celebrating but it isn't enough for us. >> reporter: in terms of timing in this case going forward keith ellison said it will likely be months before they are ready to go to trial.

today the memorial service for george floyd will be held in minneapolis at north-central university, an invitation-only event and that is largely due to coronavirus restrictions, crowd sizes. river now sharpton will deliver the eulogy and the funeral will be tuesday in houston. back to you. >> thank you very much. because out on the streets the protests continue to be deifying the curfews, a number of local law authorities say they won't arrest anybody if it is peaceful. tucker last night on his program at 8:00 pm eastern took a look at the numbers because so many people are frustrated. what do the numbers think about what is going on? >> last year, their 1004 killings. of the 802 shootings in which the race of the police officer and suspect was noted, 371 were white, 236 were black, the vast

majority were armed, there were a total for safely ten cases in the united states last year according to the washington post in which unarmed african-americans were fatally shot by the police. in two of those cases, fully have, the officer was commonly charged. is it possible more of these officers should have been charged, of course it is possible. justice is not always served, that is for sure. but either way, this is a very small number in a country of 325 million people. this is not genocide. it is not even close to genocide. it is laughable to suggest that it is. in fact the number of police killings is dropping. in 2015 during barack obama's presidency 38 unarmed black americans and 32 whites were slain by police, totals have fallen since then and they have fallen more dramatically for african-american men. last year was the safest year for unarmed suspects since the

washington post began tracking police shootings, safest year for white and black suspects. at the same time the country remained a dangerous place for police officers, 48 of them were murdered in 2018 according to fbi data, or than the number of unarmed suspects killed of all races. >> pure numbers and keep sentiment out of it. i think you look at something where sometimes you say to yourself i don't agree, we are at the edge of total chaos, celebrities calling not only for reform police, to defund police, the mayor of los angeles saying we are cutting back funding. we have movement by black lives matter to form their own peace force where they feel they should be armed to take things in their own hands and part of the problem in minneapolis and minnesota overall they can't get cops to do the job. who is signing up to be a cop

right now when you are being vilified for taking brick and icewater in the head while being vilified or stepped in the neck and people are saying cops are the bad ones instead of looking at these individual incidents. if you want to talk about ways to make it better, sure but if you want to defund and get rid of it while allowing criminals to run free in new york and st. louis because of these ridiculous bail laws but not the judges out of it and 90% of cases brought in front of these judges you go free the next day so you commit a crime, you are the funding police and form your own peace force while smashing windows and taking whatever you want. tell me how america is better for this, widespread condemnation of this. >> look at these images, this is what it would look like on all

street if we didn't have law enforcement. it would be so dangerous. there are a few bad apples. the parents need to get rid of them but the majority of them are really good and they are out there to serve all of us and keep us all safe. when you wake up this morning at 2 am in the morning and there's a press conference about a police officer has been stabbed in the neck and two officers shot in the hand in brooklyn and an officer was hit over the head of the fire extinguisher and has to get 5 stitches and had a concussion, we need to have these conversations because that needs to change. it is 17 after the top of the hour. steve: all four officer charged in george floyd's that include upgraded charges for derek children. where does the case go from here next. ...little things... ...can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla,

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>> fox news alert, the four officers involved in a different george floyd all charged in clearing upgraded charges, put the neon the neck and second-degree murder now longer for knowing a third. here to weigh in his brett tillman. is this a good move going from third to second degree? >> nobody likes what happened to george floyd. it is her in december whole country is behind the prosecution of these officers especially the one who held down his neck but it is risky when you elevate the charges. you hope it is not out of emotion in response to the crowd because what we don't want to see is losing your case because you've overcharged the case. >> i looked at the attorney

general yesterday and he said trying this case will not be easy in winning conviction will be hard. that is not what people thought when you saw the video from every angle and hear the audio. what is he saying? i is he ratcheting down expectations? >> it is concerning. second-degree require specific intent to kill, there is no question he has his knee on his neck for an extended period of time, perhaps past the point he's warned and told to take his knee off. that does indicate at the least third-degree murder. the question is did he have a specific intent to kill george floyd when he was addressing the situation and that is going to depend on the fact of this case. what factors could there be to suggest he had that intention to

kill? that is why the attorney general is downplaying expectations, because he has ratcheted up or upgraded that charge. it the response the crowd and the emotion of the moment. >> yesterday at 10 am rod rosenstein took his seat in front of the senate judiciary committee at which time the deputy attorney general who is in control of the russia probe the told robert mueller i got a job for you and for 2 and a half years and cost of $30 million they probe the president's campaign and how it colluded with didn't collude with russia, turns out they didn't and it turns out rod rosenstein wouldn't have done it in retrospect. listen. >> if you knew then what you know now what you have signed the warrant application? >> now. >> the reason you wouldn't have is because exculpatory

information was withheld from the court, is that correct? >> among other reasons. >> do you consider it to be an early basis corrupt investigation? >> i do not consider the investigation to be corrupt. i understand the president's frustration given the outcome. >> what did we learn yesterday? >> first we learned is he acknowledges a couple things that are significant. he acknowledges he would not have signed the carter page fisa warrant if he knew then what he knows today. the other bombshell that came out of this was by august of 2017 when he authorizes the mueller investigation he conceded yesterday there was no evidence that the time of colluding. he had not been presented evidence of a conspiracy that justified opening the mueller investigation. that's the most aggravating deck of the country, the president and any of them that have been subjected to this including general flynn.

>> democrats tried to prove the dossier didn't play a prominent role while admitting it was fiction, it was a novel was the everything they say is george papadopoulos and carter page, one is 45 seconds and the other didn't meet with him at all. in the end, it is just the beginning but is america paying attention? >> it is a tragedy we are getting some transparency now when no one is paying attention are looking at it but the bottom line, somebody at the highest level has to be held responsible for this. you heard rosenstein denying that he had knowledge that was appropriate or necessary to make the decision he had but nobody yet appears to be held responsible so that is what we are waiting for. >> he didn't read anything, he greenlighted every request, he

sat there like a crossing guard watching mueller go off and had no governor on it until he got his replacement and a new attorney general. thanks, appreciate it. did you hear about this? one officer stabbed in the neck, two of this shot, former nypd lieutenant doctor darren porcher says police officers are under siege right now. he will expand on that next. whoo! don't do it. don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, big fella. we're gonna get through this together. [ baseball bat cracks ] nice rip, robbie. ♪ raaah! when you bundle home and auto insurance through progressive, you get more than just a big discount. i'm gonna need you to leave. you get relentless protection. [ baseball bat cracks ]

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>> it is 5:30 in new york city at a fox news alert. overnight new york city police about officers attacked in new york, two were shot. one stabbed in the neck amid a wave of widespread police violence in the last we 10 days. >> it appears to be a completely cowardly despicable unprovoked attack on a defense was police officer and thank god we are not planning a funeral right now. the men and women of this police department should not have to be stand anymore, not one more. we are all fed up with what we are seeing on many levels. this violence has to stop. >> here to react former new york city police department lieutenant doctor darren porcher. this cop who was stabbed in the neck was just working the

anti-looting patrol in the middle of the night, someone came up behind him and did that. when you look at the dozens of instances where law enforcement has been attacked over the last we 10 days police business is really really this time of year during this is really dangerous. >> absolutely and this sends for the president and the department of administration to stand down, the tone hasn't been set appropriately. we closed the gate after the horse has escaped and this behavior the last several days, city hall is dictating policy and it is not clear. this is the result of poor leadership, looking at the deaths and the couple years ago, a crazed psychopath shot and killed them in a police car. we are in a state of chaos in

new york and we need to ratchet down the riotous behavior and this is testament to pushing forward a sense of leadership and we had two officers that were hurt and this is a bad precedent moving forward. we had a mayor that had a daughter that was arrested recently. until and unless you know the president this is setting. ainsley: steve: the curfew was changed from 11:00 to 8:00 pm and that is helping a great deal. we heard a moment ago the commissioner dermot shea tweeted something out yesterday that exemplifies what is going on, this is what our cops are up against, organized looters strategically placing bricks and rocks at locations throughout new york city and we see these

images, blue canisters of rocks and bricks at locations where the worry is the protesters would pick them up and hurt cops. >> this reminds me of guerrilla warfare tactics that we see committed against israeli soldiers in the west bank. unfortunately nypd officers are accustomed to being attacked during riotous behaviors. this is not the first rodeo so to speak but speaks to the organized blacktop to hurt police officers in the wake of the riots behavior. we need to do what is necessary in the nypd to keep safe and protect the public, the 8 and a half million people that are new yorkers. steve: everybody has an opinion of what is going on.

drew breeze, the new orleans saints quarterback was on yahoo finance yesterday talking about what is going on, listen to this and then your comments. >> i will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the united states of america or our country. let me tell you what i see or what i feel when the national anthem is played and when i look at the flag of the united states. i envision my two grandfathers who fought for the country during world war ii. >> drew breeze supports the military, very obvious how strongly he feels about the flag and he's getting a lot of criticism for it. one of his teammates, malcolm jenkins said he was hurt by it in a social media post that has since been deleted andrew breeze was being extremely self-centered.

what do you think? >> what i think, as a former army officer, drew breeze has become my favorite player in the nfl. 's actions represent the antithesis to what has happened with colin kaepernick. this is what we need is a nation to coalesce behind role models in the nfl. drew breeze is representing american values and i salute him for speaking out because there are too many people that have been cowering as a result of what is happening at what has happened in the past. we need to move forward an agenda, we stand in front of the flag and that is what we represent as americans and i salute drew breeze and proud to say that i am supportive. >> thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. >> thanks for having me. >> straight ahead. after peaceful protests turned violent over the weekends miami-dade's mayor putting a curfew in place. how did it go overnight? he will join us coming up live

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>> in south florida as miami-dade county starts picking up the pieces after violence and looting it's mayor pushing a curfew from 9:00 pm back to midnight in an attempt to keep protesters at bay. >> here with an update is the miami-dade mayor, thanks for joining us. up in new york they changed from a later time to an earlier time and that was effective but for you you decided to change it from midnight, from 9:00 pm to midnight and last night was the first night. you are still under the curfew. how did it go? >> we haven't had trouble here. since saturday. we had little trouble on saturday and that was quickly

put down and on sunday very peaceful demonstrations. we had the community block and attempt to buy some of the demonstrators to lunacy vs, protesters themselves got in front and said no, allowed police to get there and protect the building but outside of that it has been a peaceful demonstration with no rioting, no looting. outside of a couple incidents we have. >> your law enforcement on alert for any preplanned events with cars and bricks on corners of building where there is no construction in philadelphia st. louis? >> our officers are on high alert right now and we have good communications with the community, the community giving us information about what is happening.

but again, speaking to my director yesterday, police director, our county of north decided to drop their interview. i didn't want to do that so, said that it was fine. he was fine with moving it altogether because just hasn't had the same level of violence or protests here and he didn't think it was necessary to continue with the curfew but i would rather be safe than sorry so i left it midnight to 6 and kept our beaches close, supposed to open the backup on monday but as long as we have the curfew in place we keep the beaches closed. >> speaking of opening back up yesterday florida governor ron desantis announced apparently florida is about to enter phase 2 starting tomorrow for 64

counties in florida except york county, broward county and palm beach county. why are those counties still lagging behind the balance of the state. >> because we haven't by far the most cases in the state of florida and i -- the governor and i speak about every day. we are in sync. the situation in miami-dade, miami-dade has the highest number of cases, we are an international city, we have 600 tests, 17, 18,000 cases, the largest in the state of florida, it is very correct what the governor is doing the rest of the state. we follow a week to ten days later after he opens portions of the economy. we are working on that right now to get to the same place with the rest of the data. >> i was reading a social workers can still go to work during the curfew and if you need to walk your dog, 250 feet from your residence.

thank you, we wish you the best. 44 minutes after the top of the hour, let's head to new york city where jillian has more headlines. >> reporter: in pennsylvania powerful storms sweep through the northeast. wind toppling treason ripping off roofs leaving hundreds of thousands without power across the state. one person died after a tree fell on his country club. in south jersey thunderstorms and heavy windss uprooting trees and power lines, georgia leaders calling for peace as the men accused of murdering amaud arbery head to court today. >> we will not tolerate this disruptive or dangerous behavior including criminal conduct.

>> travis and gregory mcmichael are charged with murdering them. they claim he thought he was a burglary suspect. amaud arbery and family says he was out jogging. the one who filled the incident is charged with murder. and iconic statue of robert ely about to be history, governor ralph northron will announce plans to remove it from the state capital. the statue sits in the middle of richmond's monument avenue and it has been there since 1890. it has been defaced with graffiti in recent protests. another successful launch for space x overnight. >> 2, one, 0, ignition, liftoff! >> the falcon 9 rocket taking off from kennedy space center in florida bringing 60 communication satellites into orbit, the lines coming to state after state x conducted the first manned rocket launch on us soil in nearly a decade.

back to you. steve: good job. let's look at the weather and some challenging things out there. >> janice: we are watching tropical storm cristobal. this could be a strong storm or hurricane when it makes landfall on the gulf coast sunday into monday so this is something you need to know about. we are watching the track. you did we can overnight last night to a 40 mile-per-hour sustained wind, tropical storm but still has very warm water ahead of it and low windshear which means opportunity to strengthen to a strong tropical storm or a hurricane as we get into sunday and monday night. you can see the tropical models, new orleans needs to watch this, parts of the eastern gulf coast as well including florida.

heavy rainfall will be a big story but we will see strong winds depending if it is tropical storm or hurricane we will keep you up-to-date but make your plans now, we have some time but make sure everyone is aware of what is going on and we had strong storms across the northeast. another day of strong to severe storms including hail, damaging wind and tornadoes in parts of the central us and the midwest and the mid-atlantic, philadelphia could see strong to severe storms as well as dc today so we will keep you up to date. steve: it is the time of year they fire up fast talk, thank you for joining us from the weather bakr, thousands of protesters ignoring social distancing rules and packing our streets in protest as business owners devastated by the riots are wondering if they will ever reopen. our next guest wants to know if protesters can't march, why

can't businesses opening? that's coming up next. you doing okay?

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social distancing guidelines that are in place. our next guest wants to know if protesters can march why can't businesses open? new york post columnist carol markowitz joins us to explain. >> thank you. >> your op-ed started with remember covid-19, owners of small businesses are you to reopen but are in danger of being smashed by rioters, they remember, small business owners, what is your plea to the leaders? >> i spoke to a number of small business owners all over new york and they are baffled that their openings remain in doubt and far away, new york doesn't go into phase i until monday which is only a limited number of things opening but they are watching giant crowds on tv and wondering if they can be safe why can't we? why can't our business open with proper guidelines and proper sanitizing of the rest of it and continue to proceed forward and

they don't understand why they are not able to do that. >> all these rules for small businesses but when you look at the protesters most of them are not wearing masks, not social distancing. >> we've been told for months wheeling killing grandma if we don't take these precautions and now these precautions are out the window because the cause is just. it has exposed the fact that this is either a public health emergency or it is not and if it is not we need to reopen and move forward and if politicians need to let us do that. ainsley: you say leaders are fearful and have no answers. what makes you believe that? >> they are afraid to say to the protesters we can't do this because they are protected by the first amendment. i'm in support of the protesters in the streets doing what they need to do. it is not about that. it is about the was no longer make sense.

the beaches in new york you can't go swimming as in california you can go to the beach, you can go swimming but you can't go to the beach and the mayor of miami was on before me said there beaches are closed completely. miami is in the mid 80s, open the beaches, let's have a pressure release of all the people who have been home for all these months and told what to do and following directions and have now released from their leadership to be outside and have a normal life. at least follow the guidelines for everybody, make everybody stay home or let them out. ainsley: you are a new yorker, i heard different stories, people making plans for the fall, if i can't reopen in the fall should i move to florida? should i moved one of the states where i can reopen my business? what about kids in school? we are trying to make plans. >> that is it. governor cuomo of new york only opened camps two days ago but most of the camps decided to close for the summer. they can't survive like this.

businesses can't never find out when they will open and can't indefinitely stay closed. our leadership doesn't seem to understand that. it is a real issue. the issue of childcare has been a continuing issue in new york, not been addressed at all. we have snippets of information with no real guidance. ainsley: thank you, good to see you again. 56 after the top of the hour, david webb and judge andrew napolitano coming up. .

are we surprised we are here in the hospital again. did we doubt because of the rhetoric we are hearing, the anti-police rhetoric that storming our streets. are we surprised that we got this call? i'm not. ainsley: this is a fox news alert. ambush. an nypd officer in brooklyn stabbed in the neck and two others shot while standing guard against looters overnight. this as new video emerges of another new york city police officer. this in harold square in the city. bashed in the head with a fire extinguisher earlier this week, brian. brian: wow. the violence aimed at cops stem from the death of george floyd. now all four officers involved have been charged. those cops had nothing to do with it. thousands marched to the javits center. steve: meanwhile in our nation's capital, hundreds gathered near the white house once again and we are going to u