>> it is tuesday june 16th and this is a fox news alert, three nypd officers poisoned at a manhattan shake shack, bleach reportedly dumped in their drinks as anti-police sentiment hit the boiling point. the restaurants respond to the horrendous attack. >> i can never get my has been back, never get my best friend. >> we have to feel some type of way if we see police or somebody of a different color. >> heartbreaking words from the family of rashad brooks as

protests take over atlanta. the police force finds itself under new rules. what the president is doing to take reform into his own hands. >> colin kaepernick scored endorsement from nfl commissioner roger goodell. what it means for the quarterback's future. "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> a very good morning to you, you're watching "fox and friends first" on this tuesday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. todd: we start with a fox news alert, chaos breaking out in the streets of portland, oregon police making several arrests, rioters are throwing rocks and other objects that officers citing -- setting trash on fire, even letting a store. >> one officer was reportedly taken to the hospital after

being hit in the head with a large rock, police are ordering people to leave the downtown area or be arrested. we will keep you updated with new information. we have another fox news alert, law enforcement officials say three new york city police officers are hospitalized after drinking milkshakes allegedly spiked with a toxic substance from shake shack. >> jackie ibanez joins us with the urgent warning from the police union to all officers. >> three nypd police officers now being treated at a hospital this morning after drinking toxic milkshakes had a shake shack in lower manhattan. the president of the ppa says the officers were working protist detail when they discovered a toxic substance believed to be bleach was put into their beverages. the pba warning all officers to carefully inspect all food and drink when on duty.

president has been staying in a statement, quote, when new york city police officers cannot take a meal without coming under attack it is the best environment in which work is deteriorated to a critical level. we cannot afford to let our guard down for a moment. the nypd has yet to confirm the substance in the drink and is looking into whether it was put there intentionally but the officers are expected to recover. shake shack responding in a statement saying, quote, we are horrified by reports of police officers injured at our 200 broadway shack in manhattan. we are working with the police and their investigation right now. this coming hours after the nypd defend its plainclothes unit, 6 and officers were part of the unit will be transitioned to other departments. police commissioner dermot shea describing the move as massive cultural shift for the department. >> this is no reflection on the

men and women of the police department that are out there doing the work. this is a policy shift coming from me personally. it is time to move forward and change how we police in this city. we can do it with brains, we can to guile, we can move away from brute force. >> new york governor andrew cuomo announcing more police reforms in the wake of torchwood protests, a successor window for discharge buzzing reports and providing medical and mental health support for suspects under arrest. >> thank you. >> today donald trump expected to sign an executive order on police conduct as calls for a form grow nationwide. >> griff jenkins live in washington dc as the family of rayshard brooks is demanding justice. >> emotional dana, the widow of rayshard brooks expressing pain and anger.

>> there is no justice that can ever make me feel happy about what is been done. i can never get my husband back, i can never get my best friend. >> it makes me sad and i'm frustrated. it is clear that we do not have another day, another minute, another hour to waste. >> the officer who fired shots at brooks has been fired, the other placed on administrative leave as determination of her charges are expected soon, the mayors is effective immediately these police reforms going to place. officers are required to use the escalation tactics before using physical for deadly force. any use of deadly force must be reported and officers must intervene if they notice the other officer using force that is beyond reasonable. donald trump expected to sign an executive order later today communicating a policing strategy lysing best practices and use of force, information sharing about bad cops.

>> so many of them, law enforcement, we will do better and we are going to try to do it fast. it is about law and order, it is about justice also and it is about safety. >> some component of the order include creating certification incentives, improving officer retention and recruiting practices and prioritizing respondent services. things are moving on capitol hill. house democrats are starting to markup there just to send policing act today with a floor vote expected next week and senator sims got unveiling the gop plans time this week. >> is the district attorney waves charges in the rayshard brooks case the atlanta police department releases the 9 one one call leading up to the deadly shooting, listen to this.

>> what is going on? >> i think he is intoxicated in the middle of my drive-through. i tried to wake him up. i don't know what is wrong. >> is he breathing? >> he looked at me. >> into the department, garrett rolfe who fired the fatal shot was reprimanded for use of force in 2017, he was exonerated from most of the 12 total incidents during his 6 and a half years on the force. other incidents include a couple vehicle accident and citizen complaints. he has been fired. shannon: north korea with a major escalation blowing up a diplomatic office near the south korean border overnight. kim jong un's sister called the building useless, the regime saying sending troops back into demilitarized areas of the border, the threat all come is a new report reveals north korea

and china are the only countries growing their nuclear arsenals. report saying the countries each added 20 war heads, the us and russia have cut their arsenals. the team involved in the killing of a new york college student sentenced to 18 months in prison, the 14 you admitted he was part of the attempted mugging leading to majors being stabbed in december. he will be eligible after six months. the family saying a statement the suspect should complete lack of remorse, two teenage suspects are being charged as adults with second-degree murder and robbery. shannon: donald trump ready to take matters in seattle into his own hand slamming city leaders for failing to break up in occupied zone. shannon: >> these people have taken over a major part, very good part of a place called seattle. seattle is big stuff, a major city. you have a governor who doesn't

do a damn thing about it and the mayor who doesn't know she is alive. they don't do the job, i will do the job and i've spoken to the attorney general about it. >> the capitol hill organized protest is in its second we, seattle's police chief says they claim the area is cop free, officers will respond if there's a threat to safety. demand for donald trump's tulsa rally so high it might need a bigger venue. oklahoma's governor asked the president's campaign to consider moving the event outdoors was more than 1 million people have requested tickets. the arena holds less than 20,000 people. rob: the number is mind-boggling, the first since the coronavirus shutdown. each person will get a mask and hand sanitizer to prevent the spread of covid-19 but i go to these rows with some frequency, never even heard of 1 million

people apply for tickets, that is wild wild number. shannon: we will see if they move it outdoors, how many people can go will be interesting. 9 minutes after the hour, cops reportedly poisoned, three new york city police officers sent to the hospital after drinking milkshakes they ordered at shake shack. >> retired minneapolis police officer joins us live next. they line up by the thousands.

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todd: fox news alert. overnight three nypd officers rushed to the hospital after drinking milkshakes from the shake shack that allegedly contain bleach. shannon: minutes ago the nypd said there was no criminality by shake shack employees as they continue to investigate but the question is how the respect for police got this logo mounted we get to this point? reside minneapolis officer mason, thank you for joining us,

we appreciate it. look at everything going on in the country it is a tough time to be in law enforcement. where do you think the breaking point was with trust between police and community and how we got here. >> reporter: the file and seeing you saw in television in minneapolis with a breaking point, it broke the camel's back and we need to make sure we build that trust back up. todd: we will monitor this development and keep you posted throughout the course of the morning but let's go to a situation that is not just minneapolis specific but something we are seeing nationwide but we lead off with a minneapolis situation. 7 police officers quit citing lack of support from city leaders in light of what is going on but not just minneapolis.

we had atlanta, minneapolis and even in florida ten florida swat officers quitting over the political climate there and washington post you will see pop up in a second. 57 buffalo new york officers re-signing over the suspension two people shoved to the 75 you make individual donald trump was speaking about a lot last week. i feel as though those who want to get rid of police officers are really having a moment right now because police officers are saying i don't need to take this. i'm going to get out. with the response to what we are seeing nationwide change there's a lot of uncertainty and right now police are not highly enjoyed or liked right now so we have to build the trust back up once again but it is a situation where families are saying i don't want you to be in that is

this, i want you to get out and maybe they are close to retirement and may retire early but it is a situation where they are not sure what the city council is going to do. are they going to disband? are we going to lose officers? do i need to be looking for another job? shannon: you are retired. when you get into the force right now? it is one of those jobs where as you well know you go to work in the morning or the afternoon and you don't know what you are going to face that day. would you do it right now? >> if i was close to retirement i would do that come my family would appreciate that. they have continually set i'm glad you're not still working so that is nice to hear but i would also like to be a part of making it better and that might help recruit officers, to make sure maybe they want to be part of

the new system envisioned by somebody and maybe working together with the community and the police to make sure it works properly. >> minneapolis police department with a statement with regard to offices leaving the force the right people seek to leave wanted from you read of reasons, the nypd is now exception due to employment separations we've not noted any indicators that would impact public safety but going forward this issue of recruitment could impact public safety. we can't recruit any offices going forward. how do we protect the public? >> it is difficult to recruit. it has been difficult to recruit in the last few years. women and people of color are just not joining the force anymore like they used to and they don't see -- there are other professions that pay better that they could go into where they are not going to get hurt or conceivably not come home at night because they have been killed.

>> thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. it is 17 after they are. they wrote negative review of ebay and funeral flowers showed up on their doorstep. the allegations against six ebay employees. >> that is a wild story. baseball, is it out? that was tough to do. didn't know how i was going to read that. a few days after guaranteeing the season breaking news from the commission of major league baseball overnight and not good. .

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off the coast of england. the pilot was flying an f-15 c eagle jet like the one you see on your screen. it was a routine training mission when it went down into the north sea. the pilot's name hasn't been released, the cause of the crash is unknown. >> federal government sporting a plan to expand our nation's most hallowed burial grounds, the doj will use eminent domain to seize 49 acres surrounding arlington national cemetery, most of the land is currently road. the expansion would at 60,000 burial sites to that area. the project expected to cost $420 million. >> just days after guaranteeing there will be an mlb season commissioner brought manfred rivers to stand saying it may not happen after all. >> the percentage of chance we are playing major league baseball this year? >> 100%. the owners are 100% committed to getting baseball back on the

field but i can't tell you i'm 100% certain that's going to happen. >> so will players take the field this year and if not will the implications be even bigger than baseball? jason page joins us live to weigh in. we usually wait for this question until the end, like one big rapid but i will ask it here, and we have baseball this summer? >> know. i thought 6 or 7 weeks ago we were in a position we wouldn't have baseball so i'm not surprised. i don't think the owners ever wanted it. i don't think the owners ever wanted to play games without fans because of the staggering amounts of money they were going to lose, they've dragged this thing out, they started a position that they knew wasn't tenable in terms of what they were offering players in return for coming back to the field and now they've run out the clock to the point were the two sides

gone back and forth and now we're in a situation where rob medved might be able to implement a 50 game season and force players back to the field but in that situation players can just say not worthless to come back for 50 game season at risk our health. there is still so much that has to get put in place by players and owners and i don't think there's enough time to do it at this point. >> that was my question. is this a delay tactic to implement a schedule around 50 games, the talks between the mlb and emma bph intent, that's what you heard in that clip as a couple second ago that manfred guaranteed the season june 12th, the owners make another officer june 15th, they reject the offer on the fifteenth and the owners call, less confident in the 2020 season, this has gone back and forth for a while. what is the long-term effect if

there's no baseball this summer? think back when coronavirus first started and there was nothing going on. everyone was in lockdown and people said we want some baseball, some live sports to watch, people were hanging their hats on this, what is this going to do long-term? >> it is a disaster because of the sports will come back and baseball is already in a fight for survival when it comes to being something relevant to the younger fans. it is an older demographic that has had a hard time drawing in younger fans and minority fans. this isn't going to help in the long-term implications after next season, after the 2021 season, owners and players have to come to the bargaining table again to try to get a new collective-bargaining agreement done and all the animosity between the two sides, how could you possibly get a deal done if you wipe out the entire 2020 season. >> that the issue festering under the surface. there was a call yesterday, some

of the topics, generating a schedule, health and safety protocols, 21 days of spring training, getting pictures on his back in shape, the weather is nice, you can do that in boston, new york, areas him here but 0 bonuses without fans. there was talk throughout march and april that the return of baseball was about more than baseball but about the american psyche, jillian alluded to this earlier but is this concept gone? is there no feeling that this is good for the nation if we come back with america's pastime and raise up america? >> i think the whole notion of america's pastime is a pastime notion. i don't think there is nearly the fever for baseball but you imagine. i've seen poll after poll where people say baseball comes back to you care? know. most people don't care.

and it is my favorite sport as you well know, the yankees are my favorite team but if there is no baseball this year life is going to go on. it will come back next year and fans will gradually come back and there's going to be a bunch of financial implications that we don't have time to get into but budgetary concerns you will see more teams laying people out, players getting released, it will create a bunch of different issues for baseball. shannon: for all fans out there who want to sit down and enjoy some baseball, thank you for joining us. todd: we will be right back.

todd: a look at our headlines and we begin with a fox news alert. fire in the streets of portland, oregon, crowds throwing rocks

and other objects that officers, sitting trash on fire and looting a store, police have made several arrests. one officer was taken to the hospital. >> the nypd says there was no criminality by shake shack employs after three nypd police officers are hospitalized after drinking milkshakes. the president of the new york city. a said they were working protests detail when they discovered a toxic substance believed to be bleach in their beverages. the officers are expected to recover. >> donald trump will sign an executive order on homeless reform as there are nationwide protests following the death of george floyd. the executive owner will present a policing strategy focused on officer behavior, use of force and mental health. >> tensions rising in the middle east overnight, israel and hamas lodging airstrikes over plans about the west bank. todd: the very latest developments.

>> good morning. with israel's planned annexation of the west bank just two weeks away tensions are rising between the israelis and palestinians was one rocket was fired into southern israel. that is really military struck numerous targets inside gaza, an area used by hamas, the area is in control of the gaza strip or israeli tank shell positions along the border. the exchange of fire is common between maas there is hamas and israel but small rounds of comfort multiple times a year. and statements provided to fox news, they develop a unified response against annexation next month. top democrats warned israel against annexation hoping the israeli government will reconsider plans to do so. israeli settlement expansion increased in recent years and expansion is underway on a new world road that will connect

settlements north and south of jerusalem. it will be called the american road and cost $187 million. the project was started in the 60s but didn't due to the 6-day war. one palestinian minute to explains palestinian neighborhoods offer each other, the israelis and palestinians ended last month they've seen far this conflicts this year due to the coronavirus outbreak. the twin brother of the former marine sentenced to 16 years for spying urging russia to release him. david whelen says he was visiting moscow for a friend's winning when he got arrested. he wants the president to step in. >> we hope the us government will speak -- we had one phone call in the last 18 months, he was designed phone calls for most of the time. >> carrying a flash drive with classified information.

employer say they will appeal. >> the prime suspect in the disappearance of madeleine mccann is refusing to speak with investigators. charles bruckner has been linked to the 3-year-old's disappearance while on vacation with her family a while ago, in 2017. prosecutors told mccann as family they believe she's dead. bruckner is currently in a german prison, his attorneys advised him to not help in this investigation. >> a suspect charged in the death of this florida wildlife officer, hernandez is facing negligent homicide charges for the killing of julian cambridge prosecutors say came confronted hernandez about a hit and run and was later found shot. >> performed cpr for 45 minutes or better. the most unselfish person i ever met in my life.

>> kim was off-duty at the time of his death. use of the florida wildlife commission for six years. >> six former ebay employees charged with cybertalking and terrorizing a couple who left negative reviews, this is a wild story, federal prosecutors say the workers -- cockroaches and funeral flowers and also accused of putting a tracking device on a couple's car, workers charged include the company's former senior director of security and safety. ebay says they do not tolerate this kind of behavior. >> former president obama stepping back onto the campaign trail to help his former vice president. obama will hold a virtual grassroots fundraiser for joe biden next week, the first time the two have appeared together since obama endorsed biden in april. it comes as elizabeth warner raises a record $6 million for the biden campaign during an online fundraiser, the biden campaign and the dnc bringing in

$81 million last month. >> a spike of new covid-19 cases leading to concerns of a second lockdown in several states with some states even dealing their reopen phase until they can stop the spread. >> 2 dozen states reporting a rise in cases particularly since memorial day weekend. how worried should we be and where do we go from here. the founder of healthy tennessee joining us live to weigh in, good to see you this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> we having a little issue with your audio. given a second to see if it is better. 22 states with a trends and kim jong un to -- covid-19 cases, arkansas, louisiana, the list goes on. what do you attribute this to? can you hear us?

sounds like we are having some audio issues, technical issues, that happens time to time, we will see if we can get him back a little later in the show but in the meantime we have some other news to get to and it is 36 after the hour. is protests spread across the country new poll shows american pride has fallen to a 20 year low. >> graham allen serve 12 years in the army, says we should always always be proud to be americans which he joins us coming up. guys, times are tough.

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pro-america in the best of times was another time when america needs its citizens to stand behind her and it is okay to not be okay with what has happened in the past several months. america has been rocks, the covid-19 pandemic, the economy has in rocks, small businesses lost their business, americans are unemployed. it is okay not to be okay with that. you see everything going on with racial tensions going on in the country, george floyd, most recently the shooting of rayshard brooks in atlanta. it is okay not to be okay with what happened to george floyd, it is okay not to be okay with violent riots taking place in our communities and our streets. what is not okay is to turn your back on america and i think personally this is a generational issue we have in america. it is our responsibility as the current adult in the current generation to teach future generations that america is more

than a good times bad times scenario. it is the social commitment we make to each other when we accept the many blessing we having this country that we are going to stand by our flag, stand by the pride of being american and just because the late may seem dim right this second doesn't mean america will not come out on top like it does every single time. jillian: feels like a moment in time in our country just feel different to me, people are taking time to listen to one another, to their stories, their backgrounds, their struggles and it feels like there could be change on the horizon. what does this mean to you? >> i agree, we have an opportunity to move forward together in a positive way. there is a small group of people that are trying to mess that up and trying to destroy that for

their own reasons. i think the majority of america, 99% of america wants all-americans to be equal, we want everyone to have the same rights, freedoms, opportunities as everyone else. i think we have an opportunity in this country to move forward to a better state. i think what we need to do is band together and stop fighting with each other. sometimes it is not about winning the argument. it is about moving forward in the best possible way together. >> here's to hoping the graph used by a second ago takes upward when it comes to pride in america, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it and your service. todd: that is a good upward tick we are hoping for, this not as good, a spike of covid-19 cases leading to consent of the second lockdown in several states with some states dealing their reopen phases until they can stop the spread.

more with healthy tennessee, doctor manny, can you hear us? >> good morning from tennessee, sorry for the difficulty. todd: let's pop up the state's, 22 of them, have the country with an upward trend. i'm not going to read them bit you know the data. what do these numbers tell you? >> i would tell you as we reopen america we knew it was not going to be a straight path and we knew we would have some increase in cases. part of that is we have more increased testing, more capability but some is also that more patients are getting the coronavirus but i would say we put out the wildfire meaning the spread of covid-19 and there are going to be some brushfires, small outbreaks but we can't let

the left-wing media make us panic, we have to get america "we've got to keep america moving forward. todd: you do not believe we should shutdown again? >> absolutely not. i have for the longest time believed we needed a vertical containment strategy was what we did was closed america down so we had horizontal containment. the cdc released a finding that folks who are older, co-morbid conditions were 12 times more likely to pass away from coronavirus than anybody else of the point is we have to protect those people, vertical containment strategy and keep america moving forward, we cannot economically sustain another shutdown. in tennessee our small businesses are the engine of growth and we can't shutdown. we have to keep moving forward in here in tennessee we have some rises in cases. our capability in the hospital is excellent, icus have a lot of room. i believe some cases will continue to rise but with testing that will happen but we expected this.

todd: you are the medical doctor, larry kudlow is the money doctor and he agrees with what you are saying. >> there's bumps, there are going to be bumps in the bumps are not necessarily related to the reopening. this is nowhere near some kind of second wave, nowhere near it. todd: that is what larry kudlow is saying. how should the average american deal with this virus going forward in the next couple weeks and couple months? >> take basic precautions of hand hygiene, if you're sick, elderly, take care of yourself but what we can't do is have a left-wing lockdown where for example in nashville we have a democratic mayor who tried to shut down a bar because of

social distancing when right outside thousands of people protesting that he's encouraging, that makes no sense. we need to be very thoughtful in this situation and basic social distancing, take care of yourself if you are sick and at risk, that's how you move forward, very simple. todd: have a great day, hopefully we all get through this. >> thank you, god bless. jillian: a reporter gets chopped by a protester in seattle. >> it is not a street festival. it is not a street festival. it is not a street festival. do not say that. jillian: awkward on air moment that has a lot of people talking. todd: we used to love live shot. colin kaepernick has been out of the nfl for years but roger

goodell says give him the chance. the new encouragement for teams overnight.

>> you see a street festival type atmosphere. >> it is not a street festival. it is not a street festival. to not say that. shame on you saying that, learn right now. todd: are heated on air moment, msnbc reporter gets chopped by a seattle protester after downplaying a movement. jillian: serious xm 115 with how social media is reacting. >> reporter: my heart goes out to that reporter, that is a

tough moment and he's not the only one to describe this occupied area in a lighthearted way. this seattle mayor said it had a block party atmosphere and could lead to the summer of love. a lot of media reports focused on the activities taking like a group painting and watching movies outside and things like that but it is clear these protesters wants to be taken seriously. for many of them it is not just fun and games so this awkward report going viral, quick reaction, this twitter user said that young man was not having it. a comments saying words matter, don't die with the protest with your words. these protesters have serious demands but like i said, a lot of them want to be taken

seriously. todd: they can't get their name right much less knowing what they are, seems like it is going very well so far but that switch gears to something different. no matter where you stand on the confederate monument issue we can all agree dolly parton is the greatest person ever. carley: there is a petition going viral online calling for tennessee to remove statues of confederate generals and replace them with, you see her on your screen, statues of dolly parton. the petitioner says history should not be forgotten but we need not glamorize those who do not deserve our praise, let us honor a true tennessee hero, dolly parton. this petition has received 12,000 signatures. raven says who could be mad at this? she's a national treasure. lauren says this is the most tennessee thing. there is some support for this out there. >> working 9 to 5 to get her a

statue. will we see colin kaepernick back on the field this season? that's what everyone is wondering. here's what roger goodell has to say. >> if he wants to resume his career in the nfl. >> i welcome that and encourage them to do that. >> roger goodell says he wants the team to sign colin kaepernick. he is also interested in colin kaepernick guiding the nfl to make better decisions. back in november they set up a private meeting for colin cabinet with a change the video to allow the media to attend and there is another push to get him on a team. time to give him a chance but some divided reaction. julian said he has been ready for years but declined multiple opportunities for years. hasn't played since opting out of his contract in 2017.

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todd: it is tuesday june 16th a new overnight. >> crowd setting fires and throwing rocks at offices injuring at least one of them. what we know as anti-police sentiment. >> i can never get my husband back, i can never get my best friend. >> we have to feel something when we see police or people of color. todd: the heartbreaking news conference, the district attorney ways charges for the officers involved in his death. jillian: the 9 one one call in the officer's history raising red flags. todd: tom brady's long-awaited tampa bay reveal just hours away. jillian: you will get the first look at number 12 in his new