>> it is wednesday june 2, '04, lawlessness erupting in america's major cities including the nation's capital. american flag set on fire steps away from the white house. in atlanta armed protesters surround the wendy's where rayshard brooks was killed. >> a shotgun for me and the rest of my people to protect us. jillian: all this in the growing cost to defend the police, live with the latest. rob: the republican police reform bill's chances of passing are not looking good.

what happens if democrats succeed in defeating it? it could be the most consequential vote on capitol hill since impeachment. jillian: baseball is that, kind of. we will tell you what the season looks like when players take the field next month. "fox and friends first" starts right now. rob: good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. we begin with a fox news alert, protesters burning an american flag as unrest in the nation's capital continues. todd: marianne rafferty joins us have armed protesters surround

the atlanta wendy's where rayshard brooks was shot and killed. >> reporter: protests show no sign of slowing down despite warnings from the president, protesters hung an american flag, set it on fire near lafayette park just one day after a group tried to form the black house autonomous zone outside the white house and attempted to tear down the statue of andrew jackson, those acts met with strong words from the president in a tweet. there will never be an autonomous sony washington dc as long as i'm president, if they try they will be met with serious force. twitter saying that violated its rules but left it up anyway, donald trump not backing down. >> the left-wing mob is trying to demolish our heritage so they can replace with a new repressive regime that they alone control. if you give power to people that demolish monuments and sees city streets and set fire to

buildings then nothing is sacred and know what is safe. >> reporter: where rayshard brooks was killed protesters make it clear they are in charge. >> me and my peaceful people protect us. as you know there is no police presence, no one else, me and my fellow brothers protect each other. >> the alleged girlfriend of rayshard brooks was arrested after being caught on camera setting the fire but despite the chaos in cities like seattle where the mayor vowed to put a end to a zone controlled by protesters after shootings within the area there are continued calls by some mayors and city leaders to defund the police. oakland's mayor taking it a step further suggesting replacing the police force.

>> we are excited to reimagine public safety and that means not just to reform the police but to replacehe police with more trauma informed and care based community led responses that don't warrant a badge and a gun. >> reporter: donald trump standing firm pledging to sign an executive order to protect the nation's historical monuments, threatening vandals up to ten years in prison. jillian: thank you. also breaking this our wisconsin state senator attacked by protesters outside the state's capital building in madison, local outlets reporting tim carpenter was assaulted after he took pictures of protesters smashing windows and tearing down statues. he told the milwaukee journal sentinel, quote, i don't know what happened. i did was stop and take a

picture and the next thing i'm getting 5 or 6 punches, getting kicked in the head. it is unclear how serious injuries are. we will continue to monitor the story. >> family and friends say final goodbyes to rayshard brooks in the ebenezer baptist church in atlanta where martin luther king jr. served as a co-pastor. king avenue starter bernice calling for unity. >> atlanta is not immune to the problem of systemic and structural racism. atlanta is being called to task now to respond to the age old racism virus. >> brooks was shot and killed by police after a struggle with officers earlier this month. the two officers involved are facing charges. it comes as georgia lawmakers approved the state's for state crime bill in the wake of kim jong un 3 -- amaud arbery's death. the detective is fighting the shooting death of rhianna

taylor. the department saying this violated its policy on deadly force by firing 10 rounds into a covered window and door that prevented from verifying an immediate threat. he has 10 days to appeal that termination, taylor shot and killed by officers inside her home during a raid on a no knock warrant earlier this you. boyfriend shot at police after mistaking them for robbers. no knock warrants have consistent bands in the city. >> the senate will vote on whether to take up sweeping police reform legislation but that vote is in jeopardy as lawmakers disagree on how to address the most debated issues in our country. griff jenkins is live in washington dc with the senate showdown. >> after nationwide protests, bipartisan vows to deliver historic police reform it appears that is over before it even starts.

>> the american people expect us to do our jobs, discuss, debate and legislate on a subject that captured the nation's attention. >> it is clear the republican bill as is will not get 60 votes the republican bill does not fully prevent the kind of tactics that sparked this debate in the first place. >> reporter: there are 53 republicans in the senate, it needs 7 to pass a procedural vote to start the process of debate. the architect, senator tim scott, says reform is now in the democrats's hands. >> this is about louisville, kentucky, north charleston, minneapolis. if our friends on the other side want to figure out a path forward for those places and those citizens let's get there. this isn't finished, if they won't even start it that tells me this is already over. >> earlier in the day democrats

and others mcconnell urging him not to bring the bill to the floor calling it unsalvageable because of differences between is in the house bill leading the house effort is chairwoman of the congressional black caucus. >> our bill provides serious accountability but also supports uplifting police officers by calling for national standards. >> reporter: it supports a full ban on joe:no knock warrants, eliminating of qualified immunity which republicans call a nonstarter but it appears a minute in the senate, nancy pelosi who accuses republicans of, quote, trying to get away with murder on police reform said the house expects to pass their bill later this week so we're looking a lot of stalemate. jillian: we will continue to follow it. rob: bubble wallace is the rope found in his garage is a noose after the fbi determined it was "imus in the morning" garage door paul that was left there

last year. >> it is straight up noose. the fbi stated it was a noose over and over again. nascar leadership stated it was a noose. i can confirm i got evidence of what was hanging in my garage. to confirm that it was a noose. >> the fbi says although the rope was tied like a new snow hate crime was committed, video shows it hanging in the garage in october of last year. a result of the fbi investigation held one day after nascar drivers and their crews in a show of solidarity. jillian: handwritten notes from peter stzrok are turned over as part of the ongoing review of the michelson case. flynn's lawyer says they exonerate the national security adviser. he pleaded guilty to making false statements to the fbi but claims they set him up. doj officials have since looked into dismissing his case.

todd: primary day, alexandria ocasio cortez winning her primary in a landslide, the new york democrat easily defeating cabrera in her first reelection test but elliott angle is on the ropes, house foreign affairs committee chair trailing jamal pullman by double digits. that race is not yet been called. in kentucky amy mcgrath leading charles booker in the senate primary with just half the precincts reporting. results will not be finalized for days due to a surge in mail in ballots. and upset in north carolina, 24-year-old madison hawthorne defeating lindsay bennett. that all happened in that race there. jillian: america's favorite

pastime is almost back, the mlb sitting opening day for july 20 fourth as players are agreed to report to training camp, the 60 game season will run into late september with the playoff and world series in october. todd: the mlb and players union need to finalize health protocols which include temperature checks and coronavirus testing. i don't know about you but until that first pitch is pitched i am not counting on baseball. jillian: we will keep an eye on it. todd: fox news alert, unrest in washington dc is protesters light an american flag on fire. the fiery demonstration comes hours before a vote on police reform in pursuit of their own

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symbol that stands for so much good not just in our nation but around the world. when anybody sees trouble our soldiers show up fighting behind that flag. under that flag we free europe in world war ii and done so much good and for people to be destroying the symbol of our nation, the fact that it stands for freedom really is disappointing. todd: here's what the president is saying, he writes it is a shame that congress does not do something about the lowlifes that burn the american flag, it should be stopped and now. critics will say flagburning is protected under the constitution. a protected form of speech. how the response? >> people feel that way, i can't wrap my mind around people not feeling this represents the good that has happened since the beginning of our nation. certainly we haven't done everything perfectly in america but we have done more right than

wrong and for people to destroy such a great symbol of freedom for everyone is disappointing. jillian: the senate is expected to vote on the justice act today. let's listen to what some democrats say on this. >> we plead with leader mcconnell, don't score political points. >> what do we see mitch mcconnell and the republicans doing? setting up a process that they know will fail. >> the majority leader would have us play political claims with hopes, the dreams and demands of the american people. jillian: will we find something that is bipartisan? >> look what is happening in the house and the senate, picking up the speaker's bill later this

week but they are talking about political points, the speaker wanted to make sure we get it right, the bill would have been written and done in washington and would have been in washington rather than our living rooms, congress is supposed to lead in congress, not our living rooms. we would be down in washington dc doing the work of the people so it would be open for all to see. talking about scoring political points, the majority leader, the minority leader in the senate and the speaker shouldn't talk about scoring political points because they want to get to the bottom of this and should be working together to see what we can do. it is disappointing, they have been doing that for i don't know how long, the heroes act in the house was written in secret have all the things adam shifts in the speaker and the democrats been trying to score points on the last 3 and a half years.

jillian: thank you for your time and insight. it is 19 after the hour, the president headlines for students for trump event in arizona. leland: one student who met him explains why he supports the president coming up next. you doing okay?

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jillian: thousands of young trump supporters gather in arizona for students for trump rally. >> your generation is proving your hearts are filled with the fire and both her for of true american patriots.

this will be a turning point in american history. jillian: arizona state university student joins me live with wide is important to support the president. how was yesterday? >> absolutely fantastic. from the moment we walked in, 2500 students able to get into the gates to sit in the seating section and hear the president was an enthusiastic and more so inspiring experience for me. jillian: go ahead. >> contrary to popular belief, contrary to popular belief, there are a lot more young conservatives than we think, that is due to the fact, college campuses since groups of

friends, twitter and instagram, conservatives and trump supporters in particular we fear social ostracization, we fear having our grades lowered in classes because certain professors, we fear being victims of cancel culture but today's event was inspiring and shows there are more young conservatives ready to vote in 2020. jillian: what is about his message that resonates with you? >> donald trump's message is all about authenticity. the biggest messages trying to get across is the second he walks onto the stage he shows who he truly is. he is authentic and that is inspiring to all of us. for me in particular the authentic message and encourages me to share my political beliefs, express my support for the president in social settings whether on social media or

campuses, project like the leadership institute campus reform has done an impeccable job, the kinds of fears young conservatives fear on campus around the liberal bias pervading our culture. the president's message, with bigger lessons asking us to vote for him for four more years, a vote for trump isn't just a vote for four years of trump but a vote against social -- socialism and in favor of promising the american dream. shannon: voting in past presidential elections, was up a little bit, one.8% increase in 2012 with 11 million and you look at 18-24-year-olds who voted for him, hillary clinton

in 2016, 60% barack obama in 2012. it is important we spent time talking about the youth vote for everyone to make their voices heard. i have to ask about coronavirus. on tuesday the department of health reported 3591 new covid-19 cases, how did you feel about going to an event indoors where you are around a lot of people? >> going to an event indoors is something we all had to make the personal choice to do so. those at higher risk, looking at that critically no matter what. it is a personal decision to walk into that rally and wear a mask but what we learned at that rally was the great mobilization of the trump administration has spearheaded in terms of trump mentioned the administration,

the country is producing 2000 ventilators every week. considering those facts in that situation, a lot came down to personal choice for everybody that was there. jillian: thank you for joining us. have a good day. todd: 27 after the hour, the president promising strong action against violent protests in dc as they burn the flag overnight and try to take over a spot outside the white house. the president of the dc police union reacts next. getting paid to not wear a mask, casinos betting on that idea.

todd: a look at top headlines starting with a fox news alert,

protesters seen burning an american flag in the nation's capital, cheering as old glory burst into flames. it all comes one day after attempting to create a black house autonomous zone and taking down the statue of andrew jackson using ropes, donald from pledging to sign an executive order to protect our nation's historical monuments. jillian: the senate will vote whether to start a debate on a police reform bill, the bill already appears to be injury, democrats claim the legislation doesn't do enough. todd: seattle city council picking up jenny durkin's but it claiming police funding by $20 million. a monster cut is only a tenth of what activists wanted, the third shooting in less then a week. jillian: the european union considers banning americans from visiting when it reopens its borders next month. todd: concern grows over how the

us is handling the spread of covid-19. >> the european union is considering a ban on all americans traveling to the region over concerns about covid-19. the decision date for cut off decision by the eu making this plan a week from today, those officials are split on which countries to include in the list of banned locations. the criteria is not known. report say countries that have 1000 positive cases over the past two weeks would be barred with 2.3 million total cases, the united states leads the world in the total number of infections. coronavirus task force member doctor anthony fauci reassured lawmakers a vaccine for covid-19 would become available though he expressed concern about the spike in new cases in different

locations across the united states. >> in some respects we've done very well but in other areas of the country we are seeing a disturbing surge of infections that look like a combination but one of the things is increase in community spread. >> reporter: he told lawmakers donald trump did not order a slowdown in coronavirus testing despite the fact the president said he did just hours before. overnight north korea says kim jong un has suspended military action against the south. kim and his sister threatened force in recent weeks saying relations and collapsed. the north the weapon inter-korean liaison office, nuclear talks between the us and north korea have been stalled. todd: bill cosby's casey back to court, agreeing to hear the disgraced comedian's appeal to his sexual assault conviction,

the report will reveal whether 5 other accuses should have been allowed when cosby was only tried for one week of allegations. he was sentenced to 3 to 10 years behind bars, serve two of those years so far. jillian: nights of columbus with a federal lawsuit, in delaware, with religious holiday in 2018, the knights of columbus claiming religious dissemination because the city allows the christmas tree and holiday lights. there have been no complaints about their displays the 1930s. jillian: john bolton defending his decision to write a tell-all about his time working for the trump administration, the national security adviser slamming donald trump in an interview with bret baer. >> there's a lot of reprehensible conduct not all of which is impeachable. the democrats were pursuing a

strategy going into a ditch. they had opportunities to correct the course. todd: the mayor asking bolton if hero the memoir, if he destroyed his notes, a pretty good memory. promising swift action against protesters trying to set up an autonomous zone in the nation's capital. >> we are looking at long-term jail sentences for these vandals and hoodlums and anarchists and agitators and whatever you want, some people don't like that language but that is what they are, they are bad people who don't love our country and not taking down our monuments. jillian: the zone would create lawlessness. thank you for being here.

what is the end game? what do they want? >> sounds like it is mostly about defunding, dismantling police department particularly in dc but around the country and our officers are more prepared than anybody for these protests, riots, the idea that they would set up an autonomous zone is pretty preposterous. i have a lot of faith in the chief of police and the mayor that they will not make the mistakes that were made in seattle to prevent that from happening. todd: here's what the president is saying, there will never be in autonomous zone as long as i am your president. what is dc doing to prevent

becoming seattle? >> i will leave it to the special operations vision on the ground, dealing with the situation, it is the same decline, it is going to take every step and every precaution. >> giving the ability to do their job, shootings have surged in major cities like new york, and may be the new normal. what will it be like? 125 new york shooting incidents the first 3 weeks of june, you can see the numbers, 64% increase in shooting, 79%

increase in murders and auto, theft and burglary increasing as well. what do those numbers say to you about what is happening right now? >> pretty alarming in the same numbers we are seeing in other cities in the district of columbia, this harkens back to 2015 when the st. louis police department talked about the ferguson effect after the uprising that occurred there and what we saw, police officers got the impression nationwide citizens and governments alike did not want them to act proactively to patrol neighborhoods, they responded to 9 one one calls but that was all they did and when you see that situation you will see crime numbers spike because police officers are not doing the job of interdicting the crime. my concerns i was going on right now makes what happened in 2015 look like child's play.

rather than seeing police officers be more apprehensive about doing police work, you will see people do a study of our own members and we found over 70% were considering leaving the police department and the fast majority were considering leaving law enforcement altogether and when you take away people's working conditions, we saw a number of them, when people realize they put their lives and freedom, and families in jeopardy they will look at other careers. what we saw in 2015 were cops stopped doing that, things keep going the way they are going, a lot of police officers leave law enforcement and that will leave us in a bad place. >> police officer leaving in black of improvement, we will continue to have this conversation, thank you for joining us.

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todd: coronavirus cases spiking states across the us with health officials briefing concerns of another major outbreak. >> we are seeing a disturbing surge of infections that looks like a combination, increase in community spread. that's the thing i'm really quite concerned about. todd: tech companies pushing doodle contact tracy apps to prevent another wave of covid-19 but are they working? the problem isn't to use them. he joins me now. great to see you. 60% slower covid-19 transmission with digital contact tracing. why don't we see context tracing apps in use by the masses. >> that is the million-dollar question. around the globe they need to figure out why would you

download and use a tracing apps? i want to be part of the global way of being healthy for everybody but quite frankly they completely. missed it. this overall notion that if we build it they are going to come, they built it in a number of states in the us and global we, countries in europe, nobody is downloading them, there is no compelling reason. cut to which ones work, look at the communists party, look to china, you can't get in the door, prove on your apps, do we work in this country? probably not. >> any comparisons to wanting to be in china met with some resistance.

apple made some sort of notification being used in alabama and south carolina. i want to go download, whatever technology is out there. >> they use a third party not affiliated with apple, people are not using those but we haven't seen what is possible yet in america, haven't seen the june issue come out where these rivals got together and said here is the standard, that help with covid-19 spread.

it hasn't sold out yet. the big component that is missing is why what i download it? what is the benefit to downloading it other than to reveal to everybody i've got it? todd: unless this becomes law, contract tracing to become useful in this fight. >> if we can get 60% of the country using it or your community even if it is just a geographic small reason it will make a difference. we will achieve that? i think they've got to get to that, and figure out how to make it attractive. do you reward people for using it? something as to get people to use it. todd: we heard how big this is going to be and it fell off a cliff.

kurt the cyber guy not falling off a cliff, he joins us from the sunny confines and copied my background. over to you. todd: i like it. let's talk about this. just for wearing a facemask, caesars entertainment handrail $20 for wearing face coverings inside casinos and resorts. an incentive to disclose the spread of covid-19, the company has given $7,500 to hundreds of guests. tom brady isn't letting covid-19 start his game, the quarterback with campus for the tampa bay buccaneers against the advice of the nfl players association, it was not held at the facility were two players recently tested positive, brady's former patriots teammate, came out of retirement.

rob: 48 after the hour, absolutely stunning site off the coast of delaware. jillian: a swimmer touching a shark with his bare hands on social media. you doing okay?

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a new task force. jillian: carley shimkus with serious xm 115 year with what people are saying online. carley: there has been a huge increase in fireworks, 9000 such complaints this month alone. bill diblasio announced a task force to handle this issue including members of the police department and fire department. in a statement he says illegal fireworks are dangerous and a public nuisance, we are cracking down to ensure the safety of all new yorkers in the ability of our neighbors to get some sleep but some folks are fired up, rebecca tweets now he wants to lead. others say considering there's a spike in violent crime that should take priority. we see where bill diblasio's priorities are.

another twitter user says there's more important things to do. your mayor. hundreds of protesters gathered outside bill diblasio's home over the fireworks issue. the mayor says he was already working before the protesters showed up. jillian: i have seen different video surfacing with them being thrown at people and things like that. >> reporter: it is an issue that needs to be resolved. todd: honking your horn at city hall seems to work, you take off the mayor he does something or you can come up at night. the three of us do wild and crazy things on social media all the time. we have never done this. carley: this is crazy, this took place off the coast of delaware.

the guy may have been doing it for a picture or instagram but now state officials are reviewing that because you're not allowed to harass the wildlife. we have to see what he was doing, not just stupid but illegal. bill says if i see a shark i'm running the opposite way. shark week came early in this twitter user says is this aquaman or something was i question why he did it, how he learned to do it and that video going viral online. jillian: one thing i'm 100% confident that is i'm never doing that. carley: and no one else will. jillian: protesters burn the american flag just steps from the white house, live report on the unrest from dc to atlanta. todd: some google employees demanding the company stop selling products to come police but where's the outcry over

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surround the wendy's where rayshard brooks was killed. >> a 12gauge shotgun for me and the rest of my people to protect us. jillian: all the summit growing calls to defund the police. we are live with the latest. happening hours from now the first critical test for the republican police reform bill as we learn its chances of passing are not looking good. what happens if democrats succeed in defeating it. todd: we are live in washington with what could be the most controversial the on capitol hill since impeachment. >> it is a straight up news. i can confirm i got evidence of was was hanging in my garage. rob: bubba wallace breaking his silence for the first time since the fbi determined he was not the victim of a hate crime. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now.