>> i felt everything that he felt, what he went through and it hurt really bad. >> the worst day in law enforcement in this view atlanta that has ever been. >> thursday june 18th, fox news alert, protests in atlanta as a fired officer is charged with murder in the death of razo bechard brooks, a rise in officers calling out while squashing rumors that mass police walk outs. a live report on the developing story as the deadline approaches for the officer to turn himself in. >> a bolton book bombshell,

donald trump signing off after his former national security adviser claims impeachment inquiry should have gone far beyond ukraine. the legal battle heats up. >> the second year was great. a lot of these owners, if they had somebody that was going to win games they will sign them, doesn't matter who they are, they will sign them. >> while the president may not agree with his kneeling during the national anthem is on board for colin kaepernick returning to the nfl. we will tell you about it. "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> a very busy news morning, you're watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. let's get right to the fox news

alert, hundreds of protesters from portland streets outside what they believed to be mayor ted wheeler's home. >> some of them are calling it an occupy protests. reportedly setting up an autonomous zone similar to seattle's chop because their demands were not met on cutting the police budget. we will continue to monitor the situation throughout the morning. to another fox news alert, protesters surrounding atlanta police headquarters as charges are filed against the two officers involved in the death of ray is a bechard brooks. jillian: more officers are calling out the normal. >> reporter: the two officers facing a slew of charges this morning. garrett wolfe is facing 11 counts including felony murder. if convicted he could face life in prison or the death penalty. officer devon brosnan it was first on the scene the faithful 9 one one call was placed on administrative duty and charged with aggravated assault. attorneys for the two men

fighting the charges overnight, saying his client will not be a safe witness in the case in comedy a decision to file charges a, quote, rush to misjudgment. and he released body camera footage shows the moment officer role attempted to perform cpr on brooks, ralph baiting the father of four to stay alive. >> he is breathing. >> keep breathing for me. >> donald from responding to the situation in atlanta in an exclusive fox news interview. >> i thought it was a terrible situation but you can't resist a police officer. if you have a disagreement you have to take it up after the fact. it was a very sad, very sad thing. it will be up to justice. i hope he gets a fair shake because police not been treated fairly in our country. they have not been treated fairly. >> during a news conference brooks's widow was emotional

saying the charges are not a means for celebration. >> i'm really hurt. all i can do is think about what if my husband was still here. >> the atlanta police department addressing rumors multiple offices are walking off the job in response to those charges, it is inaccurate but the department has received more call outs than usual. officer garrett rolfe and garrett brosnan have until 6:00 pm tonight to turn themselves in. attorneys for both men say they are not guilty. >> more protests breaking out in seattle overnight, demonstrators seen blocking the highway, donald trump blasting washington state means for allowing occupies to create the autonomous zone also known as

chop. >> the governor of the state of washington is weak and the mayor is weak and what they are doing is setting a precedent that has never been set before that should never be allowed to fester like it is festering right now. it is disgraceful to our country. it is a disgrace. >> several shop owners on edge in the area saying they feel like sitting ducks, their concerns going unnoticed by a chop organizer. >> every single day i shall appear, i'm not here to peacefully protest. i'm here to disrupt until my demands are met. >> look at this, video servicing of fox affiliate reported being attacked after a police precinct was abandoned earlier this month. >> can you not touch please. shannon: the reporter says the hostility was like nothing she had ever experienced. >> in the meantime senate republicans unveiling police reform legislation spearheaded by senator tim scott. this bill would create enhanced use of force database for restrictions on chokehold and

create new commissions to study law enforcement and race. nancy pelosi is slamming the legislation saying, quote, the senate proposal on study and reporting without transparency and accountability is inadequate. the so-called justice act is not action. the house judiciary committee approving the george for justice and policing act that would ban all chokehold in certain no knock or and and lower legal standards to resume charges for police misconduct. some really big news out of washington, he broke the law, donald trump selling off on former national security adviser john bolton in a fox news exclusive interview. >> it comes as the doj asks the court for a temporary restraining order blocking bolton's new book. >> is not even out but at the

top of amazon's bestseller list and drawing the eye of the president who is accusing his former national security adviser of wrongdoing. >> a wash the guy. i gave him a chance, he couldn't get senate confirmed so i gave him a noncitizen firm position but broke the law, very simple. as much as it is going to be broke. it is highly classified information and he did not have approval. >> the president wasn't on venting, blasting bolton on twitter overnight saying, quote, wacko john bolton's book is made up of lies and fake stories in the room where it happened several explosive allegations suggesting impeachment hearings should have gone beyond ukraine with dealings with turkey and china, bolton says it was all about reelection right of the president was, quote, leading with xi to make sure he win, stressing viewpoints of farmers and increase chinese purchases of soybeans and wheat in the electoral outcome. also in the book bolton says the

president was willing to intervene in investigation of chinese and turkish businesses, quote, to give personal favors to dictators he liked adding the pattern looked like obstruction of justice as a way of life. the author himself is speaking out. >> how would you describe trump's relationship with vladimir putin? >> vladimir putin thinks he can play like a fiddle. vladimir putin is smart, tough, i think he sees he's not faced with a serious adversary here. >> the department of justice is fighting to block the release of the book scheduled for next tuesday saying bolton didn't properly that this, saying they are asking for a court hearing today but the publisher simon & schuster says the filing is frivolous, adding an injunction by a judge would accomplish nothing. >> we will be talking about this for a wild.

the half-brother of a black man found dead hanging from a tree is killed in a shootout with deputies. los angeles deputies reportedly stop fuller's half-brother for kidnapping a woman to get information about full or's death. the woman and 7-year-old girl were inside the car. a woman was shot, expected to recover, the girl is not hurt, full or's family attorney says it was his half-brother. authorities of not confirmed the connection. the sheriff's detective is opening homicide probe after it was initially ruled a suicide. >> that is a bizarre story, disturbing new numbers in coronavirus of, the wall street journal reported nursing homes account for 40% of deaths in the us, that he wills 51,000 deaths in nursing homes or other

long-term care facilities out of a total of 116,000 deaths nationwide. the sterling numbers as political reports only half of the nation's nursing homes were inspected for proper safety measures. >> so there is a new framework for a 60 game major league baseball season this summer and players would reportedly get full prorated pay. >> word of a proposal came out after commissioner rob manfred met with anthony clark, the framework also calls for expanded playoffs. of deal is approved play could begin july 19th. we talked about this. i don't love the thought of the expanded playoffs because i worry for selfish reasons my yankees could get hurt by that in a short series but i don't care. i want baseball no matter the cost. >> you have people who want baseball and people who say you lost me. interesting to see how it plays out, we will keep everyone

updated. >> protest in atlanta as officers are charged in the death of rayshard brooks the one facing a felony murder charge and could face the death penalty. brandon ta ta joins us next. guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'.

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>> those charges mean garrett wolfe could face the death penalty, following that announcement atlanta pd says officers called out of work in high-volume. joining us to react, former tucson police officer brandon tatum. let's break down the charges against the officer, garrett wolfe is facing 11 counts including felony murder, devon brosnan in facing aggravated assault. what is your reaction to these charges? >> this is a complete injustice and everybody associated with charging these officers should be put in prison. these officers followed georgia law. a taser is a deadly weapon according to georgia law. it is considered a firearm in the georgia statute so when a person points a deadly weapon at the police officer a police officer has the right especially when they fear serious bodily injury or death to utilize deadly for us.

his death was subsequent to justify use of force, there is no way on planet earth these offices should be charged at all. this is an injustice and i hope these officers can get off and justice can be served on their behalf. >> talk about the split-second decision as we are seeing in this video right here, once a suspect in any situation resists arrests how quickly time period you have to make a decision and what that is like? >> some of it is subconscious. you have no time to think about it, when you are just talking to an individual having a casual conversation and they begin to be so violent to the point they tried to kill you, take your taser and begin to run you have to make a decision and decide is this person continuing to be a threat to the public, do i need to act now, when and where

rayshard -- he had to make a decision and say it is either my life, i could be seriously injured or killed, this guy is so desperate he could take my guns so i need to act now, it happens in a split second and comes basically from the form of training in these officers were trained according to the law and did what they are supposed to do. >> let's talk about tim scott's justice act was proposed in the senate, focusing on data collection, training and transparency, house democrats have their own sweeping reform package and setting it up for a floor vote, what do you think of each of these proposals? >> the proposal introduced or sponsored by tim scott i think was very fair. i didn't agree with everything. i feel once a democrat takes office they can manipulate some of the regulations and try to use money as leverage to make police department's do whatever they want them to do but i thought it was fair for the most part and more reasonable than

what democrats are proposing. to completely banjo cold with no restrictions, to completely ban no knock warrants is ridiculous and to eliminate protections of police officers acting on behalf of the state to protect them from being personally liable for things they do is asinine. democrats form of justice reform is a big if you to police officers in terms got's justice reform is a fair and balanced bipartisan bill. shannon: do you think there's a ground to be had here and what would it look like? >> a middle ground would start with reasonableness. we need to identify what is police brutality and what is not, not just something you don't want to see is uncomfortable to watch but find out what is actually against the law and we need to filter out all of these justified shootings that have occurred throughout

the years, and sit down and have a conversation. the conversation look similar to what tim scott introduced. i could be satisfied with what he said and it matches on both sides as a former police officer is reasonable. shannon: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> forget the cops, send in nonviolent crisis response team, the latest idea from la but is a good one? >> crimestoppers ceo says dismantling police is shortsighted and she joins us with that message coming up. whether you're a mom in seattle, a dad in dallas or a grandmother in sierra leone, love... feels the same. joy... is a joint expression. and health ... an essential need for all. yet with so much we share, there's one thing we don't: around our world, millions live in places

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confident in understanding how coronavirus is transmitted updating their guidance for people in public. >> is the us opens should americans be more confident in the country's ability to control the virus was should recent spike still serve as warnings? joining us to answer that is medical contributor, doctor jeanette. what do you think? everyone expected to see spikes once the country started to reopen. what do you make of them? >> it is a layering effect, inevitable by nature as we reopen the country we are going to see a spike in the number of cases. it is a matter of keeping it at bay, keeping it at a minimum and we do that by engaging in preventative measures, such as masks, handwashing, social distance, not touching your face, that sort of thing but in new york we were able to stop the spread of this virus by the shutdown, taking preventative

measures, certainly something we are prepared to tackle in the future. >> let's take a look at the latest cdc recommendations, recommendations at 4:00 in the morning, tomorrow we could have different ones but they are cloth face covering, 60% alcohol, hand sanitizer and tissues to do things like touch door handles and elevator buttons and all that. is the latest cdc guidance enough? >> for now yes. that's the most important thing, to protect yourself was remember if you are coughing or sneezing or singing or speaking to someone you can spread viral particles into the air, the virus becomes aerosolized and get in the eyes of other people. if you are wearing a mask we can reduce the spread and transmission from 17% to 3%. that can make a difference and use hand sanitizer if you don't have access to soap and water which is my preference and then

definitely keeping a tissue for elevator or doorknobs but i'm also a huge proponent of physical distancing because this is an opportunistic virus that wants to thrive and from person-to-person but if there's not a second person around it is not going to be able to survive and that is how we can get rid of this virus sooner than later but these are excellent tips by the cdc we should all continue to take. >> we will pull up the math of stating record high coronavirus cases, sitting single they records, some of them setting 7 day or week records. when you look at this, what you think of that? some people argue the states opened up early and other people argue more testing is available. what do you say? >> we see increase in the number of cases in arizona, texas, oregon, florida but if you follow the cdc guidelines and

engage in a phased reopening, go to phase 2 or phase 3, you're doing everything you can but the problem is we don't want to overburden the hospitals. we see a lot of people out and about without a mask, you've got to wear a mask, people out at the bars and in the water not engaging in social distancing, that is how we see a peak in the number of cases and hospitalizations so we have to be diligent practice social distancing, where your mask, avoid large crowds and hopefully get rid of these spikes at least until we get a vaccine on the market. >> everyone is hopeful, thank you. it is 27 minutes after the hour. south korean officials on the way to the us as tensions flare

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todd: a look at our top headline starting with a fox news alert. overnight in portland streets, what they believe to be mayor ted wheeler's home. calling and occupy protest, and autonomous zones went to seattle's chop because they did not pass the police budget they wanted. jillian: demonstrators surrounding police headquarters as the district attorney filed charges against two officers in the death of ray bechard brooks, facing several charges including felony murder.

with fired officer garrett rolfe set to turn himself in later today, ted williams has a powerful message about the prosecution calling it a rush to judgment. >> this is why this case i believe, these officers will not be found guilty. at that stage unfortunately mister brooks turned and shot the taser at the officer. a taser is a weapon. a taser can be a dangerous weapon. we are not watching justice take place here. i don't give a damn about the white black situation, these are human beings, this is a rush to judgment, this is to satisfy a crowd and prosecutions should never be based on satisfying a crowd and that is what we have. this is holy unfair.

>> reporter: the district attorney says the other officer involved, devon brosnan, is cooperating with their investigation but at this point his attorneys say he's not a state witness. >> the nuclear envoy is said to visit the us as tensions flare with north korea as the rogue regime sends troops to empty guard post in the demilitarized zone days after blowing up a south korean diplomatic building. jillian: good morning. >> south korea's top nuclear negotiator will hold talks in washington as tensions rise on the korean peninsula. the meeting will take place. us officials including national security adviser robert o'brien, south korea's foreign ministry released a statement saying the purpose of this unannounced trip is to assess the situation and discuss responses. earlier this week north korea. up its liaison office on their side of the border a total catastrophe between the two

sides all of this in response to north korean defectors and activists sending propaganda over the border using bowlines, north korean troops were reportedly spotted an empty guard post inside the demilitarized zone between the two countries but south korean military said during a briefing the no direct and visible acts were observed, north korea wasted no time stoking attention as an attack with the south korean president during a statement he broadcast. >> he seems to be saying that from the outside appears to be noble, it is a prelude to self-destruction. it is our judgment it is no longer possible to discuss north-south relations. >> reporter: the words you just heard are important to listen to, to understand the rhetoric coming out of pyongyang. there is very real concern in the region about the possibility of a direct military confrontation.

>> for the eighth time this year and second time in a week us fighter jets rush to intercept russian bombers on alaska's coast, the russian military aircraft came into 32 not a mild alaskan shores but did remain in international airspace. russian defense ministry says the bombers were scheduled flight over neutral waters. prince andrew's lawyers say they have emails saying he tried working with us authorities and their probe into jeffrey epstein, the prosecutor reportedly accused prince andrew of refusing to cooperate with the doj, prince andrew did not -- denies those allegations. this is a big talker today, just as a calling on congress to rollback legal protections for social media giant, the proposed changes would strip the protections that have shielded

companies from legal responsibility for what people post on their platforms and senator josh talley introduces a bill to allow americans to see major tech giants like facebook and google if they engage in political censorship. senator holly will join "fox and friends" to discuss his bill. >> los angeles is the latest city to consider plan to replace police officers with a so-called response team, the proposal would have county government officials respond to nonviolent calls like drug abuse and mental health incidents instead of sending officers but is this how our city should be policed? the ceo of crimestoppers of houston, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> what do you think of this? >> we want to begin by saying we understand the outcries from communities for reform and as ceo of the largest community-based public safety

organization, we are thrilled to see engagement between community members, public safety and law enforcement but in talking to law enforcement partners what is confusing and perplexing and offensive on some level is this notion that law enforcement has become the problem. they are problem we must fix across the country and it is a problem that interfaces with so many social service issues. homelessness, drug addiction, family violence, people talk about neighborhood violence, there are many issues in different communities that may not be violence but escalate quickly and there's a reason law enforcement has been called into this to begin with. we want to look at it but look at it with solutions verifiable for all. jillian: here's a look at the los angeles police reform plan including nonviolent crisis team to replace police responding to certain 9 one one calls,

nonviolent or noncommittal related calls to social workers, on armed officials would respond to issues involving drug abuse, mental health. to the point you just made certain situations can escalate, when nobody thought they were going to 7 what do you do if you don't have police at the scene what would be the answer? >> that is the problem. law enforcement didn't wake up one day and say we are going to take over all social services the seventh over time and they are answering the calls policymakers say they must make in the reality is yes, the majority of the social services do end and peaceful man is that there are times they escalate and they escalate quickly. we want to strike a reasonable balance. we want to see communities come together to address the social services. for those of you looking in the city of la, the budget for mental health is $1 billion over lapd's budget. we want to look at the infrastructure for cities, we want to evaluate community resources, absolutely but to

turn a dime on law enforcement overnight is not necessarily the answer. shannon: on the other side of this, the motion says we got from asking the police to be a part of the solution to be the only solution for problems they should not be called on to solve in the first place. can you see and i didn't where perhaps in some situations they might have too much on their plate? >> absolutely, the la police officers union agrees with this message, they are saying yes, we would like to have manpower and time to answer critical 9 one one calls but at the end of the day we set up the system where law enforcement needs to be on the scene. there is a reasonable solution here. we have to have a systematic approach at finding a solution. it's going to take time and require building the community, building of community resources, training law enforcement officers to deal with difficult, difficult issues. shannon: we appreciate it. we did reach out to the lapd for comments but have not heard

back. let's talk about this. nasa's next mars rover honoring front-line coronavirus workers all the way to the red planet. mars 2020 perseverance will feature a special aluminum place with an ancient medical symbol of a snake wrapped around a rod holding up the earth. >> you can see the plate near the rover's wheels, the last 2220 rover mission expected to launch next month. we talked about going to mars when we were going up, so close to reality. time is 40 minutes after the hour, tesla in talks to move to texas after elon musk threatened to leave california over its lockdown order. >> our next guest know something about that, chuck left the west coast for texas years ago and joins us live.

>> tesla reportedly in talks with clark county, texas open a new assembly plant, elon musk tweeting reached is breaking point in may and mentioning his companies the last carmaker based in california so the company relocates thousands of jobs to the austin area, what kind of impact would that make.

vice president of the texas public policy foundation joins me, great to see you. let's start at the 30,000 foot view. you see corporate income tax california versus texas is a much different number, 8.84% in california, 0% in texas. of this ultimately ends up happening how big a deal is this that accompany this big and this, quote, cool would move from california to texas? >> the huge part of this is tesla is a flagship company and any state would certainly welcome its presence. you have some presence of one of elon musk's companies in texas with space x but i think it is important to note when you look at regulations and taxes together the average business, they move out of california to a place like texas with no income tax will save about 32% on operating costs, 32% on costs is an enormous amount of money over

time and that is what we are looking at, texas has lower energy costs, there will be significant savings as some of these operations are shifted out of california. >> there's the issue of union work, united auto workers union, i will pop it on your screen so you can see what they are saying. they appear to want to get union leader to work at a potential texas plant like they do. how does that work in a right to work state like texas? >> what is happening regarding unions, elon musk's tesla plant has been battling the unionization of the plant because california isn't a right to work state. once that happens all the workers have to be a member of the union, texas is a right to

work state you won't have that issue. however, travis county which is home to the state capital, austin, is a pretty liberal county and what the united auto workers union and other unions are doing is pressuring county commissioners in travis county to make any offer on property taxes which could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars contingent upon some sort of labor package. if you get these tax incentives you have to have union labor at your plant which is why musk and tesla executives should consider going to a county like williamson county, hays county or caldwell county which are on the outskirts of travis county, they have lower land costs and more conservative governance that isn't going to require that sort of union deal. >> obviously a situation we are monitoring. another situation is in the

pacific northwest. i understand you are from seattle, that is interesting because obviously your city now has chop inside of it. are you are you will see something like this in texas? >> not particularly. even in the more left-wing cities in texas it is still texas and there's still a desire for law and order and no looting or violence, certainly no seeding of public safety to groups that are frankly anarchist groups so i don't see that as an issue in texas and is troublesome not only in seattle but portland and elsewhere where you have these big city mayors basically just giving up and allowing groups to control

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>> former nfl player walker takes twitter with an offer to protesters who want to defund the police. todd: carley shimkus is here with what went down. carley: former running back taking to twitter saying i have an idea for all these people who don't want any police. i would love to meet with american airlines, delta and

southwest make a deal, i want them to be happy. reaction to this offer is now pouring in. one twitter user says i will help chip in on his cause. another person saying i think some things about the police should change which is happening with the president's executive order, congress working on it. if you don't like the police, maybe move to another country, the only problem is you will be hard-pressed to find a country that doesn't have a police force because it is necessary. todd: an interesting take by donald trump on colin kaepernick. >> if have the ability someone will taken, you're not going to lose james because of people wanting to be politically correct, they have somebody that will win games, doesn't matter who they are. >> this comes on the heels of

roger goodell encouraging teams to sign colin kaepernick, donald trump's surprisingly saying the same thing in the charges expressed some interest, head coach anthony lynn saying it would be crazy to not have him on your workout list, talent of that caliber that is available under the circumstances we are in right now. i would say most teams would explore that. charges have not scheduled to work out with colin kaepernick but left open the possibility of something happening in the future and donald trump says teams should sign him if he's ready physically for the challenge. robert tweets at least give the man a shot. corey rights why didn't lynn have them work out the last few years, some skepticism there, this twitter user says either sign or don't but don't speculate for publicity. already had a chance working out with the nfl and it went sideways. a lot of people in leadership positions calling for them to be back on the field.

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