>> there were dissenting opinions in the intelligence community and it would not be elevated to the president. >> how can you run an administration where something this important did not go to your level. >> 100% bull. >> democrats 5 to the white house for briefing on the latest russia scandal to rock washington as the white house maintains the president was never briefed on reports of a bounty placed on the heads of us troops. the latest is the intel community demands to know how

this week made it to the new york times in the first place. >> another summit, seattle's police chief center city is under siege by peaceful protesters after another deadly shooting in the chop zone, calls to restore law and order in that city. >> save the lives of several americans overseas and now this hero combat interpreter can officially call himself an american too. >> it is a busy one so far. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. let's begin here. in a few hours the left democrats will be briefed on reports that russia placed boundaries on american soldiers. >> this as donald from double down on claims he was never informed of the threat. russia responds.

>> the criminal spokesman issuing a fraternity now calling the allegations ridiculous among other adjectives, all that in the wake of this new york times report that a group of democrats demanding more answers have to the white house for briefing where kelly mcinerney is blasting the story. >> there is no consensus from the intelligence committee on these allegations and in fact there dissenting opinions from some in the intelligence committee with regard to the veracity of what is being reported, the veracity of the underlying allegations continue to be evaluated. >> one of the republicans briefed at the white house, representative jim banks accusing the times of malfeasance tweeting the real scandal, we will likely never know the truth because they used unconfirmed intel in an ongoing investigation to the targeted killing of american soldiers in order to smear the president. the blood is on their hands. on the senate floor chuck schumer turning up the heat on the president. >> donald trump you lose either

way. if you weren't briefed on this important report how can you run an administration where something this important does not go up to your level and if you were told about the report and did nothing that is even worse, shame on you. shame on you. >> nancy pelosi issuing a statement, many serious questions remain what the white house is doing to hold russia accountable. the director of national intelligence john ratcliff weighing in saying keeping classified information disrupt the final interagency work to collect, assess and mitigate threats and places our forces at risk, also a crime. they are still investigating the alleged intelligence, the ap reporting this morning, white house officials were aware as early as 2019 but noted those

officials did not considering it as urgent considering russian meddling in afghanistan was not a new occurrence, we will hear more about this. jillian: we have more in the next 2 hours, thank you. todd: police and community activist calling on occupiers after 16-year-old was shot and killed and another teen is in critical condition, and suv plowed into the cop freeze overnight monday and started shooting. members of the self-appointed security team returned fire. the violence needs to end immediately. >> enough is enough. what is more important is that this neighborhood is not under siege and there are not people being victimized. it is absolutely irresponsible. >> the mayor says she's working to dismantle that area but efforts to remove concrete barriers were blocked by occupiers last week. >> in a few hours the new york

city council will vote on bill diblasio's budget proposal, it is expected to include a $1 billion funding cut for the nypd. >> a plan that would achieve the $1 billion in savings for the nypd and shift resources to young people, to communities in a way that would help address underlying issues. >> the police union is slamming the plan saying in part, quote, even right now the nypd doesn't have enough manpower to shift cops to one neighborhood without making another neighborhood less safe. the mayor and city council have surrendered the city to lawlessness. in california overnight los angeles county approving a plan to cut $145 million in the sheriffs department budget. the cuts are targeted to hurt public safety. >> senator john kennedy slamming supreme court chief justice john roberts who sided with liberals to strike down a louisiana

abortion law. >> the chief justice today joined with four liberals on the court to strike down louisiana's statute, four years ago in a case out of texas, the same statute, same issue the chief justice voted with the conservatives, he flip-flopped like a banked catfish. >> the ruling blocking a louisiana law that requires doctors performing abortions to have visiting privileges a nearby hospital, the vacation two weeks was a george w. bush the side with the liberal judges in the majority. >> the judge presiding over the case of the former officers charged in george floyd's death is the trial may have to move out of minneapolis. all four officers face the judge monday is the trial date was set for next year. the judge threatening a gag order and said he would move the trial altogether public officials don't stop talking about the case. one of the ex-cops, j alexander king plans to plead not guilty. 's attorney says he was acting in self-defense.

>> the city of louisville is launching an investigation into the mayor's handling of breanna taylor after. counsel mayor say fisher has not been transparent about what happened before and after the deadly shooting. the mayor's office is a review is welcome. taylor was killed by police during the no knock search warrant in march. one of the officers has been fight, two others reassigned. >> a recipe for disaster, those words from doctor faucher you see issues an urgent morning coronavirus preventive measures seriously as cases surge across the country. >> jackie ibanez joins us as a growing number of states begin to rollback reopening plans.

>> reporter: several states are hitting the pause button on reopening plans amid a surgeon coronavirus cases and hospitalizations. at least 15 states now reversing course including california, texas, florida, arizona and new jersey, the top infectious disease doctors say the rise in covid-19 cases is largely fueled by people ignoring public health guidelines keep their distance and wear masks. >> people took the attitude in some places that you either lockdown or just let it fly and just ignore many of the guidelines of physical distancing, wearing a mask, shaking hands, avoiding, not shaking hands, avoiding crowds. there are crowds, they are not physical distancing and not wearing masks. that is a recipe for disaster. >> arizona governor doug doocy shutting down jim's, water parks, movie theaters and bars as the state sees a steady daily increase in new infections with over 3000 new cases reported sunday. los angeles is closing its

beaches for the fourth of july holiday weekend after reporting a record one day rise with 3000 new cases in florida seeing more than 9500 new cases saturday and 8500 sunday. the city of jacksonville now requiring people to wear masks indoors and in public to curb the spread. this is a group of the doctors demanding they rethink the convention allowing this number of people to descend on jacksonville is unequivocably provocative of disease, harmful and medically disrespectful to the citizens of the city. surges in the southwest raising alarms for the northeast, the new jersey governor, postponing indoor dining indefinitely while governor andrew cuomo consider slowing down its reopening plans. jillian: a lot of changes happening very quickly. rhonda mcdaniel will join "fox and friends" at 6:20 eastern with reaction. stay tuned for that. todd: unions in las vegas and

reno accusing casinos of dangerous working conditions during the pandemic alleging harris ngm brand put workers at risk by not requiring guests to where masks or alerting coworkers if they were positive. a caesar's palace worker died two days after testing positive for covid-19. nevada's governor ordered masks must be worn in public indoor spaces that include casinos. jillian: broadway will not be back until 2021. performance is officially canceled through january 3rd. shows offering refunds in exchange for tickets, broadway leaks says there is no definite date on when shows will resume normal operations. some have already announced they won't open until spring. heartbreaking. todd: that is real tough. 10 minutes after the hour,

community leaders calling for peace after deadly shooting. >> violence being brought to this place and we as a community are concerned. >> that got to shut this down. i don't know what this is but it is turning into something else now. >> ari hoffman says the chaos is the result of inaction by state leaders, joined us next. >> from the nfl to netflix, colin kaepernick is set to become the streaming service's next star, we are coming right back.

>> enough is enough. two african-american males dead, they claim to be working for black lives matter but they are dead now. todd: enough is enough, seattle's police sheet condemning the violence in and around the chop zone is another shooting leaves 16-year-old dead. >> reporter: the mayor said the

concrete barriers would be removed by sunday but that hasn't happened yet. joining us to react is ari hoffman. thank you for joining us. who needs to step up and take charge? >> reporter: the mayor called for the berries to be removed and has yet to release any kind of plan to do so. the mayor says she's continuing to negotiate with people who are inside representing chop but there are so many groups, they are not sure who she is working with because when they showed up on friday to dismantle the barriers other protesters came out and said they weren't leaving, lay down in front of the construction equipment and pulled a gun on some of the construction workers, they ended up leaving after a day of standing around doing nothing. >> you mentioned a lot of groups, some of them working against each other. take a look at this full-screen, these are folks trying to advance the chop cause, when individual saying it makes us

have to worry about extra stuff going on down there and doesn't necessarily pertain to why chop is here. harry says they need to clean out that whole park. along those lines two african americans shot dead in chop. how does that advance the cause of black lives matter? >> is the police chief says it doesn't. is completely hypocritical when you say you are fighting for black lives in the people being killed by these shootings are black individuals and what we are dealing with is an ongoing problem where you have groups like antifa, john brown gun club inside the chop and what happened is a bunch of them first shooting and when they heard they were getting dismantled started coming back, yesterday they attacked the fox news correspondent, anybody who isn't their way of thinking and they are not sure what triggered this shooting because it first they said it was a drive-by shooting at yet no weapons were

recovered, the windows were rolled up in the vehicle when they were shot up, not usually the case in a drive-by shooting so it raises more questions than answers. jillian: let's look at the fact as we haven't, the violence in the chop zone, four shootings, four people injured and as you heard todd in the sheriff and chief of police say, two people have died. what do you see happening in the serializer when you think about the people who live there, the people who have businesses there who haven't been able to open their businesses for months because of covid-19 and now this, what is the vision long-term? >> right now we saw two lawsuits pending, one is a class-action lawsuit by businesses and residents in the area and the other is by single individuals in these lawsuits, the second one named the mayor and the governor the city attorney for not doing anything about the situation, the mayor's original plan was to allow certain sections remain closed which had

for black lives matter, and going to close the streets. it has turned into this, too dangerous to be left that way and citizens who support the idea and principles of black lives matter are pushing back on this. it has become a national joke and national tragedy. >> do these liberal mayors and leaders swallow their pride and ask for federal help or are they going to go down this path? >> they will continue on the path, don't think they know what they are doing, they are in over their head, making it up as they go. you cyan oklahoma oklahoma lay down the law and said we charge them as terrorists, you say we are not putting up with this anymore, the shooting happened on the third week anniversary with no end insight. she's trying to buy her way out

by different protesters and leaders don't represent any of the groups that are in there. shannon: keep us updated. it is 19 after the hour, more than 2 million people, new gun owners since the pandemic started. what happens if they turn into a new voting block? todd: i was going to say antonio oka for covert says it is bad news for joe biden, joins us live next.

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>> i swear i saw the devil. anyone who can do what he did over and over and over and seemed to relish it over and over is the devil. >> d'angelo research to be sentenced to life in prison in august. >> a new group of voters may change the course of the presidential election. coronavirus pandemic and nationwide protests led to a surge in new gunners and activists believe this boosts could help pro-second amendment candidates. antonio, these numbers are striking, 2.5 million americans became new gun owners during this pandemic. do you think these new gun owners will create that powerful voting block to >> it will be really surprising of all these millions of new gun owners, many of them first-time gunowners are going to even think about wanting to support a

president that is as anti-gun as joe biden. he is the guy who said he would i'm going to take away your ar 15s, ak-47s away from you and appointed a gun's are in charge of gun policy. he wants to be seen as a moderate but he is a radical particularly on gun policies. interesting to see if people even see that as a point they can overlook, people in virginia who are already ousting anti-gun democrats from city council in putting republicans in who are pro-gun because they are sick and tired of democrats are not going to respect their second amendment. >> is what the nra is saying, the nra believes voters who recently purchased guns for self-defense will join other

second amendment voters into a more formidable voting block of anti-gun politicians are the biggest threat to their fundamental right to self defense but what specifically are the nra and other groups like it doing to get out the vote, search their message come november? >> we have always been focused on are no compromise policy, not only is the second amendment available for self-defense but in doing, it is not only those two important things, but being able to preserve our right to go against a tyrannical government and that is what we are seeing amid the covid-19 time. we are seeing that we want to push the gunboat like we've always done before like earlier in january where we had hundreds of thousands of people in virginia's state capital ready

to push for their second amendment rights and we are to push that in senate races in montana and colorado where it's very important we get the gun vote out so we will see that as we approach november. todd: it will be fascinating to see if the gun buyer block grows over the next couple months. will check back in with you to see what the situation is. we appreciate your time. >> chief justice john roberts signed with liberal justices to strike the louisiana's abortion law but what impact will his decision have long-term. jenna ellis as it undermines our constitution, she joined us next to explain. todd: a new push for protests at donald trump's visit to mount rushmore, south dakota governor says those demonstrators need a history lesson when "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning returns.

>> welcome back. look at that headline this morning, in a few hours democrats will be briefed on reports that russia placed bounties on american soldiers as the white house double down on claims that intel is unverified and the president was never informed of the threats. the republicans already been briefed. >> european union set to list the nations that are allowed to travel there. members will be a lot based on infection rate equal to or better than the eu. the us will likely not make the cut as coronavirus cases surge. >> primary day in oklahoma, colorado and utah, and i republicans lying to take back the fifth district, john hickenlooper going head to head with house speaker andrew romanoff and in utah former governor jon huntsman will get his old job at going against

lieutenant governor spencer cox for the republican nomination. todd: a ruling from the supreme court, john roberts joining as liberals rule against the louisiana abortion law. >> the chief justice joined with the four liberals on the court to strike down louisiana app statute, four years ago, same statute, same issue the chief justice voted with the conservatives, he flip-flopped like a catfish. >> jenna ellis says robert is acting as an activist, good to see you. >> reporter: good to see you. jillian: this is what chief justice roberts said on the decision, louisiana law imposes a burden on access to abortion just as severe as that imposed by the texas law for the same

reason, therefore it cannot stand under our president. can you make a case for his decision based on precedent? >> this is a bizarre decision for roberts who did flip-flopped. he joined the dissent in the heller scott case four years ago. why did he joined the majority now? justice thomas was correct when he said the constitution does not constrain the state's ability to regulate or prohibit abortion. if we look just at the constitution in context it doesn't provide a right to abortion. that was a legal fiction fabricated by a prior supreme court in 1973 and all the way through the abortion law progeny, it was a legal fiction and simply wanted to advance policy and legislation through an activist court, look at the constitution in context our declaration of independence

provides our rights are fundamental, inalienable and god-given and the constitution is required to preserve and protect those rights, chief among them life so where roberts is switching his decision based on precedent the supreme court can overturn itself and has over the course of the supreme court's history so one of the things that is interesting and needs to be raised here is this is the same case minority leader and democrat chuck schumer was making threats against the court outside the oral arguments in this case and threatening the justices and whether or not that had a political impact on justice roberts is a question that should be raised because it is really bizarre that roberts would simply flip-flopped this soon after a very clear opinion four years ago. >> that is where my confusion lies. the supreme court, law school was a few years ago for me but i thought the supreme court set

precedent. what are the implications for somebody like the chief justice, john roberts saying i got to go with what they said in 2016, we can't start sitting president when that is kind of the role of the supreme court. >> really bizarre and completely antithetical not only to his own position in other cases where he has joined the majority in overturning precedent but manifestly obvious to a first year law student so it raises the question what was the motivation behind chief justice roberts for joining the liberal majority and i think the political implications are that the pro-life community and anyone who cares about our constitution, our rule apply in the role of the judiciary has to be concerned about the composition of the court and this is going to put the supreme court and new appointments front and center in the 2020 november election, donald trump has

already promised to put out a new list of his supreme court nominees before september 1st, joe biden has made no such promise, why hasn't joe biden been willing to put out his own list? i think that will be a very important decision for voters in 2020 because we understand the supreme court's role and responsibility is to call balls and strikes and fairly and appropriately apply the constitution and for conservatives that means conserving rule of law and making sure the supreme court stays in its lane and we haven't seen that in the past 50 and 60 years of its history especially now with chief justice roberts siding with the liberal majority. >> the other of the bill says when a woman is -- has complications from an abortion, hemorrhage as an example, response time is very important, she says when the supreme court says is no health benefit, tons of women saying it would be beneficial if a doctor could have provided them healthcare at the time of abortion so that was her opinion on that and she was on the shannon bream last night

to share that information. todd: protests in hong kong. the law bans bursts of activities in the territory but many fear will be used to silence criticism of beijing, demonstrators demanded independence from china calling for revolution. us bold the exports in response, china is threatening retaliation. >> four police officers who were shot during violent protests in st. louis have been invited to spend independence day at the white house, the officers were wounded on june 1st during unrest over george floyd's death. they are all okay. the police union has raised money to cover the cost of is my fourth trip, calls are growing for protests nationwide on the same day.

several native american groups are also planning to protest donald trump's visit to mount rushmore on july 3rd where he plans to kick off independence day with the first fireworks show since 2009. >> south dakota governor christie nelson's message to protesters. >> our history is important to this country and what we stand for, it is what makes america special. our leaders have flaws but when we focus on the flaws we miss the virtues and the lessons they can teach us. i think possibly this is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate america's birthday, to join together and have unity, focus on opportunity in america and that's what they don't want to talk about. >> one native american activist says around mount rushmore is a symbol of white supremacy because, quote, it is an

injustice to actively steal indigenous people's land and carve the white faces of the colonizers who committed genocide. >> 38 after the hour, a rise in covid-19 cases complicating a lot of summer vacation and holiday plans. how to stay safe through the fourth of july weekend. >> more companies joining the facebook ad boycott, the impact the pressure campaign is having on the social media giant. guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'.

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>> adidas, 4 and microsoft pulling it from facebook demanding they do more to end hate speech. more than 120 of the companies made similar pledges, going boycott cents facebook market value plummeting to $60 billion in just two days, that is quite a haircut. the company insisted is working with civil rights groups to update its policies. >> summer is here and despite the threat of coronavirus millions of americans are keeping their travel plans. >> doctor jeanette shares her tips to stay safe this summer, thanks for being here. we are all trying to figure out if we can go on vacation, if it's going to be safe, what's the latest thinking? >> reporter: the most important thing is to understand what the outbreak is like in the area you are going to, do they have a

spike, in texas and houston, in miami-dade, florida counties there are huge outbreaks so it's important to know where you are traveling to, now your risk and if you're in a high-risk group, take these factors into consideration before you travel and if you are at high risk you shouldn't be traveling in the first place because of the risk of complications and if you come back in new jersey -- new york, new jersey and connecticut if you have to quarantine after visiting one of the hotspots. let's get into emails from folks at home, should people avoid states that recently had spikes and coronavirus cases? my family want to head to florida for a family vacation, what would you say to that? >> absolutely. it is so important to make sure there aren't any outbreaks we are going, a huge outbreak in florida, record number of cases, 9500 cases in a single day over the weekend, that is probably not safe right now.

look for an alternative. an area where there is no major outbreak because you may be putting yourself at risk and putting your family at risk and picking up the virus and bringing it home and spreading to other family members and your neighbors. it is not a good idea to go to florida, look for an alternative. it depends on what part of florida. the entire state is not having a surge but this virus is highly transmissible, highly contagious so it can spread from one person in one area of the state to another very quickly. >> kenny emails and with the following question. with cases spiking in some states is it safe to fly? are masks and gloves 100% effective in preventing coronavirus? >> it is recommended essential travel only and it depends on what group you are in. if you are over the age of 65 it's not a good idea to be flying right now because you are in close contact with other people for a prolonged period and even if you're wearing a mask the mask and significant protect yourself and others but

it is not 100%. we do not recommend wearing gloves unless your doctor or nurse or healthcare provider inside the hospital, gloves are not recommended by the cdc, masks are. we have data that shows masks can reduce the transmission of the virus, it is important to keep that in mind. shannon: an email from adrian. is it safe to travel with infants if they cannot wear masks? interesting question. >> depends on the mode of transportation. are you going via private car where it is you in your close bubble and family members only or are you going to be flying? if you're flying or using public transportation i would think twice about that. the reason children under 2 should not wear masks his concern for difficulty with breathing but kids can still get sick. we have pediatric inflammatory syndrome, kids are still at risk

of complications from coronavirus. it depends on mode of transportation. we are going on a road trip that is fine if you're not going to an area of outbreak but it's not safe to travel -- able to protect themselves with mask right now. jillian: i am amazed how many people i see with masks not covering their nose, that defeats the purpose of it, correct? >> sure. that is a very good question and good point. the virus can enter eyes, nose or mouth so you should cover your nose as well. at least of your mouth is, you are getting a lot of protection if you're coughing or sneezing, where a mask that covers your nose, can prevent the virus from entering the mucous membranes of your nostrils, make sure it is having your nose in your mouth. todd: another last-minute ad from a guy named todd in connecticut, he needs a haircut. does he kill this thing or not?

what is the answer? >> what do you mean does he kill this thing? todd: the heat. >> the latest study that just came out shows 34 minutes of sunlight can inactivate the virus outdoors on surfaces. that's very reassuring but that takes 34 minutes. within that 34 minutes if someone is in close contact with another person within 6 to 10 feet spending 10 or 15 minutes with that person you can transmit the virus from one person to another and when you're outdoors and on the beach you probably want to go inside into a bar or restaurant and you could still pick up the virus that way. that is why governors of states like florida, texas and california are shutting down beaches for the upcoming fourth of july holiday to protect against that transmission. that is reassuring we can inactivate the virus, we do every 2 we can to get rid of it

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>> does donald trump believe it was a good thing the south lost the civil war? >> the question is absurd. he's proud of the united states of america. todd: kaylee mcinerney firing back after a question on donald trump's thoughts on the confederacy. jillian: what you are saying online. carley: that was politico reporter with a question that got everybody's attention. kaylee mcinerney called the

question absurd and pivoted to talking about a recent poll that found a majority of americans disagree with the destruction of statues but that question over whether donald trump is happy with the outcome of the civil war got people talking on social media. asking the president of the united states if it is a good thing we won a war are sinking lower and lower, this twitter user says it is perfectly salient question given his behavior. here question and it was certainly answered. >> that is something else. there is no such thing as an official mask exemption card. >> federal officials are warning that a card used in your screen exempting people from wearing face masks in public are phony. these cards claim to be from the freedom to breathe agency and say i'm exempt from any

ordinance requiring facemask usage in public, goes on to say to the americans with disability act i am not required to disclose my condition to you. a box of 500 of these was being sold online for 50 bucks. now the federal trade commission has responded saying these cards are not issued or endorsed by the department of justice or any other federal agency and social media is also weighing in, andrea on twitter says this was approved by the you don't say agency, casey saying it's harder to make ridiculous cards than it is to put the mask on your face which is so true. we about to learn a lot more about colin kaepernick. >> his life is coming to the small screen, netflix is announced a limited series based on his childhood, his growing up years. he will narrate the series which

will cast an actor to play a younger version of himself. this will be a 6 part series on netflix. there you have it. >> now to the story. a former combat translator who saved american lives in afghanistan officially becomes a citizen. >> it is very spatial. >> his two children were sworn in as citizens during a special ceremony, worked for eight years alongside army troops while facing threats from taliban militants. officials say he helped save the lives of 5 american soldiers. i saw an interview with him, he said that we citizens now and he said yes, we are. >> that is what it is all about.

>> in the next hour, congress demands answers about the reported russian boundaries on american troops in afghanistan. >> dan hoffman says we all need to be mindful of where the details are coming from. he joins us live when "fox and friends first" continues. and wil

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to the president until it was verified. >> how can you run an administration where something this important is not brought to your level? >> this is 100% bull [bleep] >> democrats at the white house for briefing on the latest russia scandal walking washington as the white house maintains the president was never briefed on reports of the bounty placed on the heads of us troops. >> i with the latest is the intel community demands to know how this leak made it to the new york times and the first place. >> several states slam the brakes on reopening and the nation's top infectious disease expert say they should have followed the guidelines. >> major impact on the upcoming holiday weekend, even the republican national convention. most of the us women's soccer team took a need for the star-spangled banner last weekend. >> now the league is letting them take it a step further. "fox and friends first" continues.