jillian: chaos in the nation's capital overnight as police break up what was supposed to be a seattle inspired autonomous zone outside the white house after protests turn into an attempt to tear down the statue of andrew jackson. >> is seattle, the mayor, the summer of love is over, the latest on her announcement to disband chop after the weekend's deadly violence. immigration promise kept, donald trump heading to the southern

border to mark up milestone in wall construction. shannon: on the heels of the latest immigration order about the american worker, a veteran of houston to let vandals destroy their hometown memorial for world war ii heroes. >> "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. >> thank you for starting the day with us. protesters in washington trying to set up an autonomous zone outside the white house as chaos and destruction breakout across the nation's capital. >> jackie ibanez joins us with the mayhem overnight in the actions the president plans to take. >> major unrest in the nation's capital, protesters attempting to create what they call a black house autonomous zone outside the white house. several putting up fencing and large garbage cans to build a barrier you can see there, the

zone's let us pray painted on the st. john's church, the same church set on fire by protesters last month, fights breaking out overnight as protesters clash with police. rioters also met with police as they tried to take down the andrew jackson statue in lafayette park. donald trump promising there will be consequences. >> we are going to do an executive order and make the city's guard their monuments, this is a disgrace. >> the secret service says four members of the media were asked to leave the white house grounds for their own safety of the demonstrations. the city of seattle is moving to end the police free capitol hill

protests after a man was shot and killed inside the area over the weekends. the zone embraced by the mayor earlier this month. >> how long do you think seattle and those few blocks look like this? >> don't know, we could have a summer of love. >> mayor point now says seattle will try to scale the chop zone back and let police returned to the east precinct. >> we believe individuals, organizations and others can continue to gather on capitol hill peacefully, the continued disorder, violence and impacts on residents and businesses are not just at odds with the message of justice and equity, they cannot continue to occur. >> the chief of police calling for city council leaders to assist them in ending, quote, chaos that has been celebrated by some. >> calls growing louder to remove controversial statues across the country.

>> utah senator mike lee says no leaders allow this to happen. >> perfectly unacceptable in every way, shape and form. these people have a grievance and that is understandable but if these monuments don't belong to them which to my knowledge they don't in any case, they don't have the right to take them down. anyone who owns a statue or a monument has the authority to take it down and if it belongs to a government and a decision needs to be made by government officials. todd: there have been 111 statue removals a request for removals of the so-called controversial statues and monuments since george floyd's death on may 20 fifth the. jillian: and assault rifle fired at a houston police station overnight the police chief posting on twitter no one was injured at the station in the southeast part of the city, suspects are in custody. police recovery and ak-47, more

details are expected later this morning. todd: the president heads to arizona to mark the 2 hundredth mile of the border wall as he expands immigration restrictions on visas to help americans find work during the recession we are in. griff jenkins has reaction to this executive order. >> reporter: this expands current restrictions on certain visas including the guest worker programs and some related to education exchanges and executive transfers. this is an effort to americans first in line for jobs and projects with condemnation from the tech quarter, twitter blasting the announcement saying this proclamation undermines america's greatest economic assets, its diversity, unilaterally stifling americans attractiveness to high school talent, is shortsighted and deeply damaging to the economic

strength of the united states, restriction are extended through the end of the year, drawing criticism from one of the president's allies, lindsey graham, who tweeted i think the president's decision to temporarily shutdown these programs will create a drag on the economic recovery. the administration standing behind the move saying restrictions will expand beyond this order as they move toward a merit-based immigration system. >> some of the more permanent changes even when we get past the temporary ones, he listed a number of them that are going to clear out the job market of tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of jobs long-term, way beyond 2020. >> reporter: the president heading to the border in a few hours, he will take off, the cvp says 260 miles of new wallet been completed, 339 miles under construction.

when the president gets to yuma, arizona he will participate in a roundtable delivering remarks which we will bring you right here on the south news channel. todd: thank you. jillian: family and friends will say their final goodbyes to ray to bechard brooks a private funeral after hundreds gathered to pay their respects at ebenezer baptist church in atlanta. martin luther king jr. served as copastor at the church until his assassination, his daughter set to speak at the funeral, shot and killed by the police after a struggle with officers outside a wendy's earlier this month. a judge postponing garrett wolfe's bond hearing, did not overlap with the service. mitch mcconnell is said to hold the first procedural vote for gop police reform bill tomorrow. the city of minneapolis reeling from the death of george floyd. the police chief denouncing a spike in violence across the city.

>> this is not our minneapolis and the level of violence we are seeing is not reflective of the men and women, children and elders who want a better minneapolis and better future. >> 30 people have been shot from friday night to monday night, the mayor is requesting help from other jurisdictions including the fbi saying the lawlessness will not be tolerated. todd: anthony fauci heading to capitol hill as coronavirus cases spike across the country, he will testify before the house along with cdc director and fda administrator, he recently warned we are in the first wave of the pandemic and urging americans to continue social distancing. donald trump says he is open to a second round of stimulus

checks, the president telling a local news station, quote, we will be doing another stimulus package, it will be very good, very generous. he did not say how much americans would get, the president says the bill would be bipartisan it will be unveiled in the next few weeks. >> reporter: the president's rally office setting a new record for fox news channel. >> winning winning winning. we will make america great again. >> 7.7 million viewers watched the rally on fox news, the largest saturday night audience ever. >> fox news court more than the combined audience of the other networks, the trump campaign says 12 million unique viewers watched online. bread paisley returning to the stage deadline live drive in concerts.

joined by darius rucker and nelly performing at the first drive in concert series starting july 10th. >> tour promoters providing space between cars and parking lots, they are encouraged to bring their own food and chairs. chicago in crisis, 100 people shop and 14 killed in the most violent weekend in the city so far this year. todd: anthony napolitano joins us with what to do to stop this surge in violence. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. new voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving. and it can help you too. feel the joy of movement

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jail long enough, in the criminal justice system. >> there's been chaos in the windy city, 100 people shot in the city's most violent weekend this year. jillian: anthony napolitano joins us with what needs to be done to stop the violence. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. jillian: 106 people shop, the most violent weekend of the year, 14 killed by gun violence between friday and monday. those numbers are alarming, what needs to be done? >> those numbers are staggering. a week ago a, a week and a half ago, and what needs to be done is stop vilifying the police department. we need to put the onus on parents and community groups to

get to children a little quicker and explaining how the law works, stop putting the police in these situations. something has to be done and then immediately. todd: i sign anti-violence activists speaking on television who called out black lives matter for not paying attention, you've got little kids being shot and killed. i went to blm twitter intimacy anything about what happened over the weekend. >> we had 5 children, a 3-year-old little boy, movement to defend the police department which is ludicrous.

they are allocated toward mental health services, we defunded that eight or nine years ago, took a lot of funds away from that and can't control it now. the actual city talking about defunding the police, pulling a dime from police officers would be putting people at more risk. i want to see more outrage. where is the outrage for the 100 plus people shot in the street and kids that have been killed? nothing. jillian: walking the beat community, they work there, is that something you guys would consider going back to, i don't know if that works there. >> i've been saying from day one that we are turning our police department into a reactive police department. every chance we have, you want to talk to the community and

form confidential forms, where the guns are. every mistake they make everyone is on top of. i come from a police neighborhood, not a single person will justify what happened in minnesota. that was unfortunate, the worst thing that could have happened. we got to move on and get better and stronger but let the police be the police. in the city of chicago no one is more proud than the chicago police department. todd: your mayor lori lightfoot can guide the city out of this? does she have heather: what are you are in for ability summer? >> it scares me when father's day has 100 plus people shot. the mayor is doing everything she can to get this better but this isn't just on the mayor, this comes to communities throughout the city of chicago, neighborhoods, this is on parents, raise your kids, teach them right and wrong, not to pick up again. we can't put it on the mayor who stepped into this, this is been

going on 20 plus years, homicide rates off the charts. look at our numbers, the last eight years, 25,000 people in chicago, 5000 murdered. people need to stop vilifying the police department. this ridiculous notion to defend the police department when we are in a crisis like we are right now. todd: thank you, we appreciate it. jillian: the city that never sleeps letting bill diblasio here it. >> mister mayor, you are asleep. jillian: new yorkers fed up, driving by the mayor's mentioned in the middle of the night. todd: the best story of the day. baseball could be back before

you know it, the lead commissioner trying to get players back on the field.

>> arkansas senator tom cotton is urging william barr to press charges against mobs toppling statues across the country, cotton saying these mobs are allowed to destroy cities run by feckless politicians looking the other way. todd: marlboro can only serve to demoralize people and shake their faith in the government and our way of life. jillian: cotton adding they are doing police work themselves by filming the crimes for law enforcement. todd: the fbi and doj investigating a news found in bubba wallace's garage, actions

like this have no place in our country. nascar's presidency the person is found, they will be banned for life from the sport is looking at camera footage in the garage of who could have had access in that area. turning to a foxbusiness alert, play ball, baseball is coming back. jillian: cheryl casone he has more on a new deal with the players union, sounds like another step ahead. ed: baseball may be back. the league is ready to mandate a 60 game season, after they rejected the owner's, since 1878, 6 days ago, they agreed to expand to succeed, a bunch of other changes and rejected the plan 33-5. it will be a lengthy ugly court

fight. playoffs will include, players will not get that $25 million postseason players tool, the union hasn't so 5:00 pm today to respond, we will see what they do. they will sign off on protocols. the regular-season would end september 20 seventh under the steel players, prorated shares, 37% of the full season. jillian: seems like they've lost a lot of fans already. >> reporter: a lot of will has gone out the window. just give me something to do. the apple car key. >> apple wants your iphone to be

a digital car key, you know what i am talking about. it allows drivers to unlock and start your vehicles, share the info with family members, it is available to drivers of the bmw 5 series, that will start in july, apple is working with industry to bring the feature to more makes and models. jillian: you worry about hacks with everything nowadays. >> if you want my car that bad just go ahead. todd: thank you, new yorkers tired of noisy fireworks. this has been a problem the last couple weeks. they are sending a clear message to the mayor to make it stop. >> we can't sleep, mister mayor, you won't sleep.

rob: neighborhoods across the city have been hearing these fireworks throughout the night, the mayor has done nothing about it and overnight residents parked outside gracie mansion and just started honking their horns. jillian: fireworks in new jersey too, 850 firework complaints this month. a spokesperson for the mayor says he will announce his agency to crack down on fireworks this morning. one came close to my car this morning. rob: now the mayor can't sleep so something will be done, how novel. jillian: the trump administration holding beijing's feet to the fire over the pandemic. >> this is a president who understands the chinese communist party and globalists in the united states work together to put real crime and real risk to the united states. rob: the steps the president and congress are taking to hold china accountable.

rob: a check of top headlines,

overnight police and protesters clashing in richmond, virginia police firing tear gas and pepper spray to break up the crowd the defied abandon gatherings from sunset to sunrise, major unrest in the nation's capital, protesters attempting to create what they call a black autonomous zone outside the white house. jillian: jerry nadler confirming he will subpoena william barr over the firing of us attorney jeffrey berman who was fired from the southern district of new york saturday after back and forth with william barr over his resignation. the subpoena is expected to force william barr to testify on july 2nd. todd: new york, kentucky and virginia will head to the polls, several key races to watch during the primaries in new york where 10 of the 12 house democrats are facing challenges and in kentucky today's race will decide who will challenge mitch mcconnell come this fall.

jillian: in a few hours lawmakers will discuss beijing's role in the spread of covid-19 after the state department crackdown on major chinese media outlets. todd: tensions between the us and china are heating up. >> reporter: great to see both of you. the senate judiciary committee will discuss accusations they downplayed the severity of the crisis in its early stages, something the trump administration has been critical of. steve mnuchin doubling down on those claims. >> it is not acceptable the china hasn't opened up, hasn't been forthright with what has gone on with this disease, no question the disease started there and how did it spread to the rest of the world and didn't spread through china? that is what we want to know. >> reporter: this amid rising

tensions between us and china. on monday the state department designated four chinese media outlets as propaganda for the chinese communist party. >> donald trump's state department taking action against that. this is a president who understands the chinese communist party and globalists in the united states have worked together to put real harm and real risk to the united states, donald trump is not going to permit that to continue to happen. >> reporter: china denying accusations a covered up the coronavirus outbreak as the chinese ministry for foreign affairs condemns donald trump's reference to coronavirus as the kung flu. the deadly virus does not appear to be slowing in the us, 22 states reporting at least a 15% increase in cases including texas and california which saw a record amount of hospitalizations this week. the death toll appears to be slowing. on saturday, 250 people died in the us, significant drop from

our peak in april when 2500 people died in one day. in total, more than 2.3 million cases have been reported in the us, 640,000 people have recovered. rob: the high court is set to rule on another high-profile case as early as today after two major supreme court decisions against the trump administration. jillian: the unsafe abortion protection act is challenged by clinics that argue access to abortion is being inhibited. rob: what can we expect from this? policy director of the judicial crisis network joins us this morning, let's start with this challenge, june versus russo, a challenge to the unsafe abortion protection act in louisiana which states every physician who performs or induces an abortion shall have active admitting privileges at a hospital not located more than 30 miles from the location at which the

abortion is performed or induced. they are trying to get rid of that rule. what do you make of this? >> this is bringing abortion up to the same surgical standards as other outpatient surgeries in louisiana. in 2016 the court ruled on a similar law in texas, the chief justice said the law was constitutional. this will be stronger because in louisiana, even when closed down there is more access to women for abortion, they don't have to drive as far, the question is is the court going to stick with ruling the law or is politics of the question going to dominate? >> you mention the 2016 bill, we can bring of information who ruled against it and who ruled in favor of it. the big difference here this year was it looks a little different than it did in 2016. >> justice kennedy has been

replaced by brett kavanaugh but the other question is does the chief justice remain consistent? a pretty easy case, the law is if anything stronger than the texas law but we have seen him change his vote on different issues recently so i don't think we know what the answer will be. todd: rob: do conservatives have reason to be concerned after what they saw last week? >> that has become somewhat of a pattern with the chief justice. in the d aca casey reversed a decision he made in 2016 where he found the program was unconstitutional or unconstitutionally enacted but turned around and said you can't stop doing it even though it would be not lawfully enacted. it is going to be you have to wait to find out, could be the day the court fixes its term by

next monday but you may have to wait longer, the court has some delay because of covid-19. we might not know this for the next couple weeks. jillian: the president is close to securing his 200 federal judge this week. what is the impact going to be? what will this mean for his legacy as far as judges go? >> this is a huge milestone, the 50 third -- 53 appellate judge, resident obama only had 55 appellate judges, he's nipping at the heels of president obama's two term legacy on appeals court judges in these appeals court judges are the cream of the crop, brilliant, courageous, all have illustrated careers, willing to stand up for what they know is right, the legally correct answer even when it is clear they will get a lot of political pushback for it, that is the kind of men we want, those are the people trump is going to be drawing on as he is coming up with his supreme court

list that he will draw support for the next vacancy. it is an incredible been she's got going to pick from. rob: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. i don't know why i am here. >> come on. >> good morning to you. we will keep it simple. >> you know that. let's look at the weather. across the country, 75 in new york city across the southern points, potential for large hail, damaging winds, severe

thunderstorm watch in texas, in the gulf coast and southeast, in the northeast use see some of those stronger storms. we are talking about a severe weather outbreak. yesterday, nothing to look at in the tropics, a subtropical depression we don't expect to strengthen the we don't think it will get a name but it will bring rough surf along the northeast coast. i love rob too. 38 after the hour. brett favre backtracking. jillian: his clarification after he appeared to compare colin kaepernick to pat tillman. no matter where you live,

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jillian: thousands of palestinians pushing back on his relapse annexation of the west bank, getting mixed support from lawmakers. rob: we have a firsthand look at the resistance. >> israeli annexation may start as early as next week, regional security analysts warning the move could spark a new round of violence in the region. palestinians kicked off what they call a campaign against the proposed annexation. thousands are gathered in the town of jericho for the first of an expected series of rallies against annexation of the west bank and the jordan valley where we are standard, the party in control of the palestinian

authority sending unified message not just israel but the united states that any annexation of palestinian territory will be met with fierce resistance. >> from the palestinian people we totally reject this annexation. the palestinians hope for a palestinian state, our hearts and minds are open for negotiation. >> reporter: house republicans released a letter in support of benjamin and yahoo and his planned action. house democrats releasing a letter against the proposed actions as the white house is holding meetings to decide whether to give israel the green light to move forward with these plans.

rob: brett favre walking back comments comparing colin kaepernick to pat tillman who left his sports career to fight for our country and died overseas in 2014. >> pat tillman is another guy who did something similar as we regard him as a hero so i assume hero status will be stamped with colin kaepernick as well. >> including pat tillman's name in the interview and colin kaepernick was not a comparison of the two but a recognition that they both sidelined their football dreams in pursuit of a cause. pat tragically lost his life making the ultimate sacrifice and deserves the highest honor. time to check in with brian kilmeade for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> we will talk about sports another time. acting dhs secretary chad wolf will preview what to expect from

donald trump's border visit, 200 miles of wall, the senate will vote on a police reform bill, have democrats been dealt in? will they play ball? senator tim scott will leave the charge. and one of the most popular podcasts in the country, popular navy seal talks about police reform with us and says don't defend the police, reform the police, they need more training. sarah sanders has a book coming up going inside the administration and charles payne will be here, he is good with money. yesterday in a special at the white house i had a chance to talk about monuments with the president of the united states, one hour before they actually tried to take andrew jackson's monument down, they had a new surround jackson, he will talk about the need to preserve our

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rob: the president will signing executive orders or freeze foreign worker visas serving half 1 million jobs for americans impacted by the pandemic. >> temporary pieces of this move are 500,000 job openings for americans, that is a big deal, unprecedented level of effort by a president to clear the american job market of competition like this. >> reporter: the president is expected to address the students for trump event in phoenix. how will the president's policies fair with voters this november?

rob: thanks for coming on, rob smith, these are jobs that in the past and gone to foreign workers, skilled jobs for foreign workers, what do you make of this decision? >> it is a good decision. when donald trump was elected he was elected to enact border security, part of border security is making sure americans have jobs, this will protect 6000 jobs for americans. this is the most comprehensive action that has been taken on that particular visa in a generation so it's a very good thing particularly what younger voters are looking for this action particularly about jobs that need to be for americans, about to head into a workforce that is very up and down due to

this pandemic, it will be a very unofficial thing for voters. jillian: professional workers and immediate families and nonagricultural signal workers, exchange students and managers of a multi-natural -- multinational corporations and talking about the youth vote talking about college graduates unable to get jobs because of the pandemic, a lot of the youth out there having a hard time. how important is it for them in the youth vote come november. how important will they be in this election? >> the youth vote will be very important and i have seen a very rapid response to the president from the youth. i'm a spokesperson for turning point usa. i've been to many events were the president addressed young voters like in phoenix and i have seen young conservative

students sleeping, camping out, waiting for the president to speak, rush up to the front of the stage when he is about to speak, enraptured by his words. i think they are excited about him and we have to realize about the president, my colleague alex on the pop-culture president, we haven't had a president in a very long time if not ever who impacted the culture the way donald trump has for being on the apprentice to the impact on pop-culture before the presidency and we have a lot of conservative students who face a lot of battles making their voices heard on college campuses. when they look at the president they see somebody fighting for them every day whether fighting the press or to save american jobs and that is very inspiring, and amazing speech today, they will turn up in november.

we cannot cede the youth vote to the left and we are doing that for turning point usa because we are basically committing to the future of the conservative youth vote. rob: thanks for coming on. jillian: 8 minutes until the top of the hour, veterans rolling a leaves for a world war ii memorial. rob: their selfless act of patriotism coming up. where will you go first? wherever you may go, lexus will welcome you back with exceptional offers on exceptional vehicles. get zero percent financing and make no payments for up to 90 days on all 2020 lexus models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. . .

jillian: veterans honoring veterans. after a war world 2 monument was vandalized a group got together to clean off the graffiti. rob: this act of sacrifice is going viral. here is messages of gratitude pouring in online. so hard to look at that monument be destroyed in that fashion. carley: i totally agree. it's hard to believe that a world war ii memorial in charlotte, north carolina to that contains the names of over 500 residents that made the ultimate sacrifice was defaced over the weekend. as you can see vandals covered it red and yellow paint. shortly after news broke a group of people were spotted scrubbing the paint off. check that out. air force veteran wayne wright says he helped gather up friends to clean the monument after seeing it on social media. he actually lives in south carolina. he took the day off work to drive to charlotte to do it. now a lookout of people are focusing more on his good deed

than the have andization. rob says appreciate your hard work. i am tired of this destruction randy chiming in saying thank you for cleaning this up. dee says this is so sad my dad fought in the war. this touches on your sentiments beings rob. hard to see something like this. great to see people coming to do the right thing. jillian: makes you smile to look at the veterans out there who are givings of their time. that is truly what america is about. >> absolutely. rob: they understand the monument unlike the people who defaced it who really have no idea what they were doing. furebleg. carley: flip quite rapidly. rob: we will flip this on its head. study that men who like cats are less likely to get a girlfriend or a date? jillian: you know rob loves cats. carley: which is hilarious. we all know that rob has no problem find ago date you little cutie. a new study did find just that

that women are less interested in men who have cats in their dating profile pictures which makes no sense to me. if you are posing with your cat, literally holding it like he is doing in the right side of your screen, it seems a little obsessive to me. but, some guys online are getting defensive like andrew who says i will not stop loving cats. no, never. stephanie chiming in with something pretty funny. mostly because i'm allergic. i have to agree with this study. maybe you can introduce the cat later in the day but not put it on full display in your lap in your dating profile picture. jillian: i said commercial break if i'm on date if you like cats or dogs you guys know i'm a dog lover. if they love cats i don't know if i could. rob: you guys should appreciate that if you can take care of and love a carkts can you put up

with something that's pretty high maintenance. dogs arcat are not easy. dogs are easy. i love the challenge of a cat to make him love you ain't easy. have a good day. jillian: got to go. "fox & friends" starts right now. [shouting] >> we start with a fox news alert. chaos in our nation's capital. did you see this. rioters clashing with d.c. police. they tried to create their own so-called black house autonomous zone outside the white house. steve: just a few hours earlier protesters used ropes to try to take down that statue of president andrew jackson in lafayette square park. once again, targeting st. john's episcopal church as you can see right there. they wrote bhaz for