>> wednesday july 8th, this is a fox news alert, heated protests in our nation's capital and a call for a end to law enforcement as we know, a lot far left lawmakers trying to abolish ice and defund police. >> we can start to envision through this bill a new version of public safety, to reimagine power structures. >> we must begin the work of dismantling the system of oppression wherever we find it. >> life report as progressives push to overhaul communities in

the name of social justice. >> we had to reopen the schools, everybody wants it, moms want it, dads want it, kids want it, time to do it. >> donald trump pushing schools to reopen calling on faith leaders to get plans in place for the fall. we are live in washington with presidential pressure to get your kids back to class. >> reporter: the highly anticipated return of disney world just days away. the pandemic precautions ready to greet you at the happiest place on earth. "fox and friends first" starts right now. rob: thanks for getting up with us on wednesday morning. carley: thanks for starting the day with us. we will get straight to a fox news alert, police and protesters clash in dc, eight people arrested as criminal justice reform takes center

stage in the nation's capital. todd: the left's new push to defund the police. >> protests not slowing down in the nation's capital 6 week after protests begin in the wake of george lloyd's death, this is the scene tuesday night near black lies matter plaza in washington dc with protesters blocking roads and forcing motorists to turn around, eight people were arrested during clashes with dc police. at least one person was charged with assault on a police officer was all of this occurring at a time when, justice reform remains a focus for lawmakers on the left with two members of the so-called squad, rashida tlaib and iona presley unveiling the breeze act which calls for defunding the police. >> reporter: the breeze act is bold, meaningful and transformative, we can start to envision through this bill a new version of public safety, one

that protects and affirms black lives. >> reporter: the plan would include getting one of the drug enforcement agency and abolishing ice with one squad member, ilhan omar going as far as to say the next step is a complete dismantling of the economy. >> long as our economy and political system prioritizes profits without considering who is profiting, who is being shut out we will perpetuate this inequality. we cannot stop the criminal justice system. we must begin the work of dismantling the whole system of oppression wherever we find it. >> reporter: the plan calling for diverting money to healthcare, education and housing, closing detention facilities, it calls for

providing reparations for african americans and people harmed by police in the criminal justice system. carley: we will be talking a lot about this later in the show. todd: a person of interest in the killing of any-year-old girl, the man seen walking with a rifle in his hands, one of several people police want to question. turner shot and killed inside her mother's is uv, her family urging the government to turn themselves in. >> atlanta's mayor pushes back against the governor for bringing in the national guard. >> he called in the national guard without asking if we need the national guard. at no time was this mentioned that anyone felt there was a need for the national guard to come in. >> there are 1000 national guard troops in atlanta to protect government buildings, donald trump is pushing for schools to reopen nationwide calling for leaders to put plans in place by this fall. >> richardson joins us from dc,

suing over pandemic relief funds for schools. >> reporter: ultimately this one is up to local education officials whether they are going to bring students back but with tens of millions of students stuck at home with their parents the president in the white house have a public initiative to try to bring those students back to the classroom this fall. >> we don't want people to make political statements or do it for political reasons was it will be good for them politically so they keep the schools closed, no way so we are very much going to put pressure on governors and everybody else to open the schools, to get them open, very important for our country. >> with a series of white house events on the issue the president argues it is very important for those students and parents to open school this year as states across the country are seeing a surge in coronavirus cases and infections nationwide

have passed 3 million, still with millions stuck at home, education secretary betsy divorce says there is no excuse to keep students away from schools. >> there has got to be concerted effort to address the needs of all kids, and adults who are fear mongering and making excuses simply have got to stop doing it in turn their attention on what is right for students and their families. >> reporter: a handful of educators say the white house is brazenly making these decisions and, quote, throughout this pandemic the administration has failed to address the needs of students especially those students who need the most support, failed to listen to families in public school educators who have been on the front lines serving their communities as several states are suing the trump administration, wisconsin, michigan, maine, district of columbia claiming the department

of education is trying to type it government pandemic funding to private schools instead of public schools, california's attorney general says the trump administration has a bad habit of ripping off those most in need. >> the trump administration facing lawsuits, that has never happened before, appreciate it. >> donald trump officially pulling the us from the world health organization, the administration sending a withdrawal notice to the un secretary-general and key congressional leaders, mike pence is the move is long overdue. >> the world health organization let the world down and by not informing the united states and the wider world of this pandemic as it began there have to be consequences for this. >> the move goes into effect next july.

new overnight, supreme court chief justice john roberts was briefly hospitalized last month after hitting his head in the fall, robert hit his for head when going for a walk near his home on june 21st in needed stitches, she added, quote,'s doctors ruled out a seizure. they believe the fall was due to lightheadedness caused by dehydration. he was released the next day, the follows not related to two previous seizures he had in 1993, and 2007. >> reporter: a desperate search underway this morning for a 2-year-old girl who could be in grave danger. texas police issue an amber alert, she was last seen in center, texas near the louisiana border. police believe she is with this man, dennis whitaker last seen driving a blue 2014 jeep compass, not clear how they are related. a 15-year-old boy survived alone

for more than 30 hours hiding from a gunman who killed his father. family members say he was in tahoe national forest when a gunman opened fire killing him and wounding two others on friday. his son, jack, ran for his life. authorities searched the area for hours until they found him. the suspect was arrested. police say the shooting appears to have been a random act of violence. todd: newly announced 20/20 hopeful connie west says he is in it to win it, once a strong supporter of donald trump he is taking off his red maga had is running under a new banner called the birthday party because when he wins it is everybody's birthday, the wrapper saying i would run as a republican if trump wasn't there. i will run as a deep -- independent if trump is there.

he never voted in his life, it is following guidance from tesla's ceo, elon musk. 2020 just got a little bit more exciting. >> so many thoughts, so little time. 10 minutes after the hour, and rest across america eight people arrested during protests in dc overnight, days after the national guard is called into atlanta. are leaders more concerned with defunding police then defending their streets? these cities are out of control, he is next. >> new details on ghislaine maxwell, secret video of "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning.

todd: at least eight people arrested, one for assaulting a police officer as protesters block streets and confront police right outside the white house. [crowd shouting] carley: violence continues to spike across the us, georgia's governor has called in the national guard. when will other leaders stop calling to defend police and start defending their cities? joining us to react, mister butler, good morning, sir. the national guard has been called into atlanta by georgia's republican governor and the thinking is the national guard will be there to free up police

they can then patrol the streets of the national guard can defend state property. is this the right call? >> i think it definitely is. local leaders in the city of atlanta have lost control of the city. you heard the mayor say a lot of the right things, we have to worry about these children, this 8-year-old girl who was murdered, she said the right things but not doing the right thing, opposing the governor's call to send in the national guard but what is the other option. leaders are not supporting the police. those who do violence and criminals are emboldened by everything that has gone on the last six weeks in the mere presence of the national guard, the mirror announcement the national guard is on its way can have a big effect on quelling

unrest and once the national guard gets there after the force multiplier they will guard the critical issue infrastructure, free up local law enforcement officers to do the patrols in the kind of policing that needs to be done to get things under control so it is unfortunate this political element, we have a liberal democrat running the city, a conservative republican running the state. is would be better if they were cooperating, the only choice to restore order to protect the good people of atlanta from people who would otherwise commit crimes. todd: this is not the last we will hear of the national guard moving into cities. i want your thoughts on a new bill that would require nypd officers to have personal liability insurance, you say this is a horrible idea on multiple levels. why? >> we are in the midst of a war on police, no doubt about that. earlier this year in the state legislature there were a series

of anti-police bills, basically appease the looters and rioters to pass legislation that would give those people who are doing violence and not following the democratic process, this is another step, step too far. i, the current empowerment act of 2020 if it were to pass because all it would say is state authority and state lawmakers are on the side of the, went not on the side of law enforcement officers. if you think about it you will ask a police officer go out and risk your life, be proactive, protect people in violent neighborhoods, put your life on the line for complete strangers and if somebody decides to see you, not if you do something wrong but you will have to continue to pay for this insurance if you are sued whether frivolously or not you will have to pay greater premiums, pay the deductible if you are sued and in federal court the law allows for

attorneys fees so you will have attorneys doing this continuously and you will have a transfer of wealth from middle-class police officers to law firms and lawyers who are encouraging and incentivized to bring these lawsuits to make money, not necessarily to bring justice and what you are going to see in these local communities is police officers who are not out there being proactive because their hands up inside, a situation where they react to crimes and show up after a crime has been committed and do a report, that doesn't keep people safe or protect communities and the irony, reminds me of something president reagan said, i am from the government, i'm here to help, most terrifying words the leslie was, the backers of this bill think they are helping poor communities, communities of color. they will hurt those very communities they are claiming to help. jillian: a similar idea to

qualified immunity, people saying it handcuffed cops and this is why we are seeing a rise in police officers retiring early, thank you for your insight, appreciate it. doctor anthony anthony fauci with a warning. >> don't get yourself into false complacency. todd: death decreasing the cases surging. how concerned should americans be? doctor jennifer connell answers that next. pandemic. pandemic. our elderly jewish brothers and sisters who are so precious to god they have no access to food.

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>> new cases of coronavirus deadly rising across the country but the death toll is steadily dropping. look at that graph. even with this bright spot in the fight against covid-19, doctor anthony fauci warns don't let your guard down. >> we take comfort in a lower rate of death, there are so many other things that are very dangerous and bad about this virus, don't get yourself into false complacency. todd: joining us to elaborate is doctor jennifer connell. doctor anthony fauci mentioned other things, the long-term health consequences of covid-19. can you break them down for us. >> nobody referring to long-term consequences but also the fact there are other indicators that are very important.

the death rates are down, that is good news that we can hang our hats on that. we know desk flag by two weeks and after the july 4th weekend we have a lot to see in terms of what happens in the coming weeks and rates of hospitalization going up and rates of icu beds going up so that's not the only indicator. we shouldn't hang our hats on that but as you mentioned covid-19 is not a welcome part. people don't have major symptoms but many do, shortness of breath, fatigue, neurological systems, stroke, loss of taste and smell, blood clots, on and on and some people don't bounce back so quickly even if they are not hospitalized. we have to look more broadly than that deaths are down which is good but there is more to the story than that.

>> biggest thing on donald trump's agenda was pushing for schools to reopen, florida is opening, 39 states have plans to reopen so how can parents keep their kids safe who are going back to school in a few months? >> what is important to understand is going back to school like facemasks and so many other issues this is not a political issue, it is a health issue. the american pediatrics came out with a lot of data talking about the importance of kids getting back to school, social, psychological and physical well-being issues, this is for the health of the child. getting back to school is what parents and teachers are worried about, the american academy of pediatrics recommends a number of things for schools to put in place like keeping desks 3 to 6 feet apart, older kids and teachers wearing masks, teachers traveling classroom to classroom, outdoor classrooms, minimizing visitors, the list goes on and on. there are a lot of good measures

but teachers and schools will need support to do this. my family is teachers, they remind me they will need an overarching plan to say we have to have a plan, we have to provide financial resources and teachers and schools need support so this is a collaborative effort to get kids back to school safely and it will be dependent on region. of certain areas are not ready to open schools up then that needs to be heated to so this is something we need to see how it unfolds but i want parents to know that physicians and educators are looking for ways for kids to go back safely. carley: the mental health side effects and consequences, keeping kids home for the foreseeable future and what that can do to students mindset which is very important. thank you for coming on. appreciate it. rob: the us withdrawing from the

world health organization. >> the world health organization by not informing the united states there have to be consequences for this. todd: the latest announcement from the help agency is the us cuts ties. jillian: a new bill would cut the border patrol budget and ban wall construction. retired acting ice director tom homan next. they line up by the thousands.

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todd: a look at top headlines, police and protesters clashing in the nations capital overnight, protesters blocking roads and forcing drivers to turn around, eight people were arrested, one charged with assault on a police officer. >> the top american general in

the middle east doesn't believe reported russian bounties led to the deaths of any american troops in afghanistan, kenneth mckenzie said the reports are, quote, worrisome but doesn't see a link, the trump administration is conducting interviews to find who leaked the intel to the new york times. todd: donald trump will host his mexican counterpart at the white house to celebrate the start of the us mca, the trade deal went into effect last week, and we will discuss long-term solutions to illegal immigration. carley: donald trump pulling the us from the world health organization. the administration sending withdrawal notice to the un secretary-general and key congressional leaders. todd: why the president is making this move. >> reporter: donald trump repeatedly criticized the world

health organization for their close ties with china and now he has officially pulled the united states out of the group, this was confirmed yesterday by a un spokesperson who said they notified the but governing body on monday of its intention to withdraw from the who on july 6th of 2021. the us is required to provide a one year notice. the trump administration will be required to pay $200 million in unpaid membership dues. in may donald trump accused the who of misleading the world about the origins and timeline of the coronavirus outbreak, donald trump's withdrawal decision is receiving strong pushback from his political opponents including joe biden who tweeted americans are safer when america is engaged in strengthening global health. my first as president i will join the who and restore our leadership on the world stage. despite the pushback, mike pence told bret baer the who must be punished. >> the world health organization

let the world down by not informing the united states in the wider world of this pandemic as it began. there have to be consequences for this. >> the world health organization announced on tuesday that they believe there is growing evidence of airborne transmission of covid-19. critics say pulling out of the who will only be reducing the organization's ability to conduct this type of research, the state department pushing back saying the trump administration has allocated $10 billion to the global fight against coronavirus. carley: e lane maxwell reportedly has a secret videotape of prince andrew, prince andrew's second cousin and former friend of maxwell

telling the sun lane maxwell recorded the prince, this is the former prosecutor who helps bring down drug kingpin el chapooh, maxwells accused of abusing, she assessed to be arraigned on child sex trafficking charges in federal court tuesday. >> an officer involved shooting has sparked protests, police shot and killed james garcia in a parked car on july 4th. officers are claiming a man had stabbed him. video show police demanding he put down a gun, put down a crowbar to smash a real window before shots were fired, officers say garcia had a gun in his car, video shows officers removing a gun from that car. cases across the country hit a

record high of 50,000, the biggest jump since the pandemic started. infections are on the rise in 40 states as texas, arizona and california report record hospitalizations. the lone star state hitting a new single day record with 10,000 new coronavirus cases just yesterday as tri-state governors at delaware, kansas and oklahoma to its mandatory quarantine list. donald trump keeping his options open for the republican convention is covid-19 cases rise in florida, the president insists he's not worried about the event in jacksonville saying the trump administration says it will start a surge in testing in the city have the convention. organizers say attendees will be tested every day. todd: third time is the time for joe biden in his home state, winning the delaware primary overnight with 90% of the vote, he also won new jersey's primaries, cory booker winning

his senate primary in new jersey in a landslide with 89% of the vote. amy kennedy securing democrat nomination for new jersey avenue second district, she will face republican congressman jeff van drew this fall. the move to defund the country's protectors making its way to the department of homeland security. house democrats announce a bill that would cut funding for deportation by 25% and ban new wall construction. >> the president and his administration have taken liberties in pursuit of a reckless and discriminatory agenda. today's bill reflects house democrats commitment to putting necessary checks on the president's cruel immigration enforcement efforts. todd: retired acting director tom homan joins me with his

reaction. let's pop up a breakdown of this spending bill. i'm not going to read them all but i will read the first three, cut funding for dhs deportation by 25%, block new hiring of border patrol agents and ban any new wall construction. they think these cuts are great idea. what do you say? >> i said is ridiculous, her statement about cruel immigration policies, let me remind the congresswoman that ice and border patrol aren't making this up. the law says she, members of congress are just enforcing the law. if they don't like the immigration policy in this country then they as legislature need to fix it. stop vilifying the men and women who took an alternate course, the cuts you note are deeper than that, the cuts to ice last year before covid-19, 52,000 people were in detention, now

they want to give ice just 10,000 beds which decreases by 80%. let's remember 89%, anybody ice arrests is a criminal. that means criminals won't be detained, they will be released to the government, 95% of everyone ice or move their move from a bed. if they don't have beds people can be detained, won't be removed and it will be in the winds and the public, that is the worst thing we can do since donald trump has had great success on the border, 85% declined illegal immigration, they can't stand it. they want to be it. todd: another major immigration topic is diesel the aca to the present filing paperwork to end daca, the trump administration lost on procedural grounds. does the refile ultimately end daca once and for all? >> it could because it is illegal, the supreme court and the ruling didn't say the program was legal. if one president creates a program another president would

have the same authority, president obama legislated by executive order, some sort of status, deferred action which is the job of congress, it's the right thing to do to end the program and force congress to do their job. if they want to fix the theaca mess that a job as legislature but we can't let an illegal program faster in this country because 200,000 families and in this country in the last two years. it all started when they approved deedsaca, they want to be the next population, be part of this program, we have to end it and let congress do their job. todd: if daca is scrapped, to the deck of congress doing its job does this force democrats and republicans to come up for

comprehensive immigration reform? >> if this administration can end the daca program, some sort of immigration 6. democrats have done this for three years, to fix this program, nothing. the threat to end the program, to fix the broken system. >> appreciate your insight on these immigration issues. >> the cofounder of the ice bucket challenge has a new challenge to raise money for als research. handlebars for help, people grow handlebar mustaches. >> quinn was asked to shave his

head. already raised 26,$000. the original challenge rates $200 million worldwide, remember the tennessee titans, george w. bush, among the many people who participated in it, maybe i will get him in on the donation act. the time in quarantine has not been great to his face. >> i personally think he was fabulous with a handlebar mustache. >> calling out cancel karcher. a end to the intolerance. >> the disney world's dress rehearsal for workers ahead of saturday's big reopening. en you, it can plunge you into deep, dark lows.

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>> long list of prominent liberals calling to end cancel culture. over 100 doctors and professors including jk rowling and noam chomsky sign a letter saying in part if we exchange information and ideas, the lifeblood of the inevitable society is becoming more constricted. the intolerant climate that restricts public debate. todd: the results of an independent civil rights audit two years in the making, reporting overnight, a piecemeal approach to stopping hateful and racist posts. mark zuckerberg and coo sheryl sandberg, after the meeting, they lacked the cultural

sensitivity to understand their platform is being used to cause harm or they understand the harm their platform is causing and choosing to take the profit. facebook says they are committed to stopping it. >> the state university faculty union, for minority students. black, native and indigenous students shouldn't have to pay anything due to declining enrollment. the removal of this deeply racist institution from our site of higher learning, a full abolition of the police, the group says the university should not rely on police for safety. >> us and timberlake calling to remove confederate statues.

todd: writing and part, quote, no one should be protecting the legacies of confederate leaders and slaveowners. these monuments must come down. carley: a fed up fitness club owner taking up his legal fight with new york governor andrew cuomo. todd: it doesn't take sense to keep jim's clothes when restaurants reopen. reinventing. it's what small businesses do.

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doctors occur who has guided me through all of this, studies the data, we are not saying phase 5, just saying we've got new information on how the virus spreads, still studying it. carley: our next guest is fighting back with a lawsuit suing the state for favoring other businesses like salons and tattoo parlors. good morning. trying to save your business, tell us about this lawsuit to try to reopen. >> trying to explain my business, we have plenty of references social distance. we are offering a public service, tattoo parlor, barbershop.

jillian: why do you think that is? >> makes no sense. the same air-conditioner, and other cuts. using pseudoscience. carley: what are you trying to prove with this lawsuit? what it said and what you want to get done here. >> mass gatherings and protests are allowed, businesses will to minor allowed to reopen, this will set precedent. >> talking to a restaurant owner who said the same thing you are right now, protesters marching past his restaurant and that behavior was being applauded and he couldn't open his doors. is that how you are feeling? >> makes no sense.

everyone that comes in, we could swing them. it is safe for them on this. carley: you are not alone. 3000 jim owners joined a facebook group threatening to sue the governor as well. there is a lot of frustration in your industry. have you heard back from the state? >> not yet. carley: i understand where you're coming from, this is a tough time for you. have you applied for the ppp loan? >> it helps a little bit. >> a tough time. hopefully you will get your business soon, you're taking a stand because you have bills to pay as we all do. best of luck. i know your jim is in flushing,

queens. you want to get fit in your in the new york area when it opens. thanks so much, appreciate it. >> disney world still on track to partially reopen on saturday they have safety measures for some dry runs with workers. disney's magic kingdom and animal kingdom will reopen while epcot and hollywood studios will reopen on the 20 fourth. carly, how about floating movie theaters coming to paris, the cinema on water helps people watch a movie on socially distant boats, part of a program that creates temporary beaches, moviegoers will be able to enjoy the free screening from the comfort of 30 electric boats that can hold two to six people each.

i never told carly to not go to a drive in theater. carley: you can take a little swim, i love it. in the next hour on "fox and friends first" the trump administration taking aim at a chinese apps called tick-tock. >> we recommend people download their apps on their phones? >> only if you want your private information in the hands of the chinese government. >> is tick-tock up to something sinister? gordon chang think the us should ban all chinese apps, he joins us live. todd: kanye west says he's dead serious about running for president. joseph figaro says no one is taking the wrapper seriously, joins us live when fox and first moves along. as you get older,

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rob: a call for a end to law enforcement as we know it. far left lawmakers and failing new policy to abolish ice and defund police. >> a new version to reimagine power structures. >> we must begin the work of dismantling the whole system of oppression wherever we find it. carley: progressives push to overhaul communities in the name of social justice. rob: walmart's new subscription service bringing some bargains this month. carley: "fox and friends first" continues right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning.