>> it is july 17th, fox news alert, the suspect accused of punching one of new york police's top cops released without bail. mounting frustrations for police as morale hits new lows. >> i'm asking all state and local leaders in portland, oregon, specifically and publicly condemn these violent anarchists. >> 12 demonstrators i urge you to keep up this effort. >> the head of homeland security says the chaos stops now as portland's liberal mayor shows dhs the door after 6 weeks of unrest.

we are live in washington with many calls. jillian: georgia's republican governor suing the mayor. rob: another record shattering day for new cases in the us, we are live with new numbers. remember this brave big brother we told you about? jillian: *the avengers rallying around this little hero. ♪ what's love got to do ♪ got to do with it ♪ what's love got to do got to do with it ♪ needs a heart ♪ when a heart can be broken ♪ jillian: overnight.

rob: this song. jillian: tina turner mixing it up. rob: that song was so good, not much cargo can do with it. it sounds original. you have to go on live pot and take a listen to it. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. a fox news alert, the man accused of punching new york city's top uniform cop released without bail, ron campbell accused of hitting terrence monahan as he tried arresting him for allegedly punching another cop. the attack happened during protests on the brooklyn bridge. rob: you attack a police officer

and get out with no bail. in florida police officer is beaten unconscious outside a panera bread. workers reported the disturbance at the atlantic beach restaurant, the man attacked him and stomped on his head in the parking lot. police shot the man as he tried reaching for the gun. the officer is seriously injured but is expected to survive. violence escalating in portland, oregon as protesters clash with police. >> acting dhs secretary slammed portland leaders for enabling weeks of demonstration. >> the streets of portland have been the scene of violent clashes. tear gas to disperse protesters around the police precinct on

the heels of chad wolf's visit where he is calling local leaders to clamp down. >> i'm asking all state and local leaders in portland, oregon, it has come out to condemn these violent anarchists. otherwise you are creating an environment, fostering an environment that continues to breathe this type of lawlessness. rob: ted wheeler slamming the presence which is designed to protect federal courthouses and statues. >> i have a problem with them leaving the facilities, going out on street of this community and escalating an already tense situation. rob: he took to twitter asking them to leave. this is a coordinated strategy from the white house. it is irresponsible and escalating a tense situation, remove your heightened troop presence now.

in washington kevin mccarthy says he intends to introduce legislation to withhold federal funding of local leaders refuse to defend federal property. >> local officials have a responsibility for law. why don't they have greater regard for the rule of law instead of encouraging the mob to tear it down. if they allow that to happen why should federal dollars flow to that city? rob: congress returns to washington to work on the next coronavirus package, no sign 8 intend to address what we are seeing in the streets in places like portland. jillian: thank you. rob: mike pompeo reacts to the attacks on american historical figures thing it is a symptom of a larger problem. politicians putting private interests ahead of the public and we need to revert to the virtues our founding fathers had in mind. >> america is fundamentally good, becomes controversial but at the core of what it means to be an american and the american

way of life is under attack. instead of seeking to improve america too many voices propagate hatred of our founding principles and our rights tradition is under assault. rob: pompeo aiming at the new york times for pushing a message the, quote, america is only the oppressors and the oppressed. jillian: 15 former employees of washington's nfl team say they were sexually harassed when working for the organization between 2006-2019. the former female employees telling the washington post the team executives pressured them into wearing revealing clothing and flirted with clients to close sales deals. dan snyder is not accused of sexual harassment. two executives in a radio announcer named in the report all with the organization days before it was published. juan rivera commenting to create a new culture is the team hires a high profile attorney to

investigate. rob: two men will face a judge in the killing of amaud arbery, they are accused of killing him on a georgia road in february. they said they thought kim jong un 3 was a burglar. amaud arbery's family say he was just out on a jog. william brian, a neighbor of the mc michaels shot this video and recorded the deadly shooting. 's lawyer wants to remove the da saying the attorney general should not have picked a prosecutor, his lawyer is expected to request brian be released. jillian: a battle over facemasks heating up in georgia, governor brian kemp tweeting atlanta's mayor after she went against them in enforcing mask mandate. rob: the us shatters its daily record for covid-19 cases. >> reporter: those two leaders

clashing as cases surge in the state and around the country. governor kemp is suing atlanta's mayor over forced face covering rules challenging his executive order not to require masks. the lawsuit reading in part as the mayor of the city of atlanta mayor bottoms does not have the authority to modify, change oregon or governor kemp's executive order, the mayor heading back tweeting 3100 for georgians have died, i and my family on the 106,000 who tested positive for covid-19. i have been sued by governor kemp for a mask mandate. berries of taxpayer money would be to expand testing and contact tracing. johns hopkins university reporting 77,000 new cases thursday, 10,000 higher than the previous high. 959 deaths were reported and despite those numbers white house chief of staff mark meadows defending the president's handling of the pandemic after polling showed

americans think joe biden would have done a better job. >> i would ask what has he done in the basement for americans? if you want to look at that. >> i'm just tell you what the numbers are. >> his rhetoric is better than his actions. jillian: the president is gaining a new critic in mark zuckerberg who said the rising number of cases was avoidable, slamming the white house for not having adequate testing. with this criticism in the race for a vaccine russia is being blamed for recent hacks of labs and pharmaceutical companies around the globe. former cia agent dan hoffman who was stationed in moscow says he's not ruling out any possibilities. >> given it is russ i would not put it past them that they might be trying to interfere with her ability to make a vaccine to cause economic harm. >> reporter: the letter putin spokesman denying those accusations a russia has nothing to do with those attempts.

jillian: louisiana senator john kennedy reflected on the president's handling the pandemic and says the american people must overcome it. >> it is a very unsettled time in america and the captain of the ship always gets blamed. some of my colleagues think we will get through it because of government, they thing government made america break. i don't believe that. america was made great by ordinary people doing extraordinary things and it is ordinary people doing extraordinary things, middle-class americans who get us through this. rob: a california city pulling police and traffic stops. jillian: a reckless move and founder of the wounded. joins us next. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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>> the landmark public safety reform reimagining public safety and to look at shifting responsibility out of the police department. rob: berkeley, california taking a step toward dismantling their police department replacing officers with unarmed city workers at traffic stops is one part of a plan aiming to cut police funding in half. jillian: law enforcement officer lieutenant randy sutton causes a radical move in joins us live to discuss. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. jillian: back to 2006, in new york state a person named ralph bucky phillips was on the 10 most wanted list, us marshals service top 15 list, he escaped from a jail using the can opener. in june of that year a trooper on a traffic stop approached his vehicle, he is shot by this individual. you are looking at the video

from 2006. the suspect gets away. he's on the run for three months. and the end three troopers were shot, one was killed and this is one of the largest manhunt in state history, tell me how someone who's not trained in law enforcement could handle something like this. i covered this is a news anchor and it was horrifying. >> this is one of the most absurd things coming out of berkeley and plenty of absurdity has come out of berkeley in the past. i love the councilman's description, a landmark public safety effort. this is insanity. i went over some of the statistics they are quoting as far how dangerous they are and they are misinforming the public. they referred -- it is not dangerous to stop cars was only 6 cops were killed last year.

that is a lie. 12 police officers died during traffic stops last year and they said only two officers were assaulted. it is mind-boggling that they give misinformation on something as important as this was they talk about traffic stops. let's talk about one of the biggest mass murders in united states history, the bombing of oklahoma city. do you remember how timothy mcveigh was arrested? a routine traffic stop for a minor violation. to put civilian workers in position to approach cars where they don't know if the suspect is a wanted criminal, is armed, under the influence, makes no sense whatsoever and is only going to lead to more tragedy.

rob: right outside san francisco, one of the most liberal places in the country, unarmed employees responding to traffic stops, not armed police officers, unarmed safety collision responding for homeless outreach paid for by cutting the police budget by 54%. they are saying de-escalation is the point. cops not with guns, situations don't turn as violent as they could. tell me why they are wrong. >> it is absurd. this is the berkeley bubble. they live in some weird utopian world where facts don't make a difference to them. officers being injured in the line of duty, being shot in the line of duty during these traffic stops. the number is legion, as far as

2006 this has been one of the most deadly aspects of being a police officer so that reality is very real. i get contacted by police officers who have been seriously injured in the line of duty. we work with these officers. i know firsthand how dangerous it is besides 34 years i spent as a cop and had armed encounters on multiple occasions with offenders for simple traffic stops and this is one of the major tools law enforcement uses to solve crimes. berkeley doesn't want crimes being solved because this is one of the major tools that officers use. how is this going to take place? i don't know how they will do it. jillian: thank you for joining

us and giving us your insights, appreciate it. it is 18 after the hour. the fbi investigating the twitter hack of high profile figures. rob: insider threats are a critical threat.

jillian: the fbi investigating the attack that compromise high profile account as lawmakers recommend answers from the social media company. rob: what do you think this is at this point?

>> we have new information, lawmakers demanding answers, senator holly's letter revealed some vulnerabilities that indicate everything we saw there might be more to it than that. he talked about how the database could have been compromised the 130 accounts were targeted, not just the most prominent ones, the idea of compromise direct messages were revealed, most incriminating ideas twitter said they are investigating other malicious activity and pieces of information so there may be more to this than meets the eye and information is coming out usually from twitter sources itself but we need to keep an eye on that. there might be more to it. jillian: there are 130 targeted by the attackers. a lot of people are not on

social media especially older generation, how big is this? why should they care? why should everyone care about this? >> this has implications for election security. the idea of the united states and democracy is having trust in institutions and things that purvey information people trust. if there's an undermining of trust where people don't believe the information they are getting. if you look what happened, they try to mitigate the attack by shutting down national weather service information during a tornado warning or severe weather, people look at us for real-time information and trusting the sources of information and can't make sure they are getting it from verified people then there will be a question in their head about what they are seeing at all times.

it doesn't help when cyber criminals, for profit criminals are on the forums purveying information that isn't this, senator roger wicker said it cannot be overstated and how troubling this incident is. many who follow notable figures on twitter believe the posts they see from these figures are legitimate. that trust has been violated for monetary gain of the hacker. how bad does this hurt twitter and what should it do now? >> the thing twitter can do is be open and transparent with the american public. that is the greatest constituency, trust is what matters and will keep people coming back to these platforms. we've seen a shift and a lot of conservatives going to parlors, people will seek their own sources of information if they can't trust twitter with their data security and privacy. what stands out to be his this

could have been much worse for twitter. the hackers could have done something that had implications on a global level like in 2013 when the associated press twitter feed was hacked and $132 billion, they said the white house -- etc.. it might still be worse but twitter has got to be open and transparent. they got to communicate to the american people when they figure out what went wrong and keep communicating. jillian: definitely something to keep our eye on. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. rob: joe biden appears to flip-flop on defunding police. >> we can redirect the funding. >> he is absolutely. rob: the dnc insists the present of nominee is against defunding police. where does biden stand? jillian: a message when he joins

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jillian: we are back with a fox news alert, the man accused of punching new york's top cop is released without bail. the nypd chief speaks out. >> accused of punching terrence monahan as he was arresting him her punching another officer, he's on supervised release and is doing well himself but the morale of the officers not doing well. >> morale is as low as it has been for a long time. it is important that we as an agency tell them how much we appreciate them, more importantly the silent majority is out there that support our police officers.

rob: he was hit with brass knuckles breaking his orbital bones. a woman swinging a cane of some sort. she has been arrested, seen in a video taken by new york post reporters flipping them off despite being handcuffed. and police officers beaten unconscious outside a panera bread restaurant when responding to a disturbance. when the officer arrived the man attacked him. police shot the man as he reached for the officer's gun, both in the hospital, that officer is expected to survive. the democratic national committee pushing back on joe biden about defunding police. >> joe biden wants to make sure we are supporting our police departments, make sure we are providing them with the tools they need to succeed.

rob: the national association for police organizations endorse donald trump despite going with barack obama and joe biden in 2008, and 2012. rob: joe biden said he would redirect funds from police after his comments from last week. with this flip-flop will we ever know where he or the democrats truly stand? they try to play both sides on this issue. joining us is david webb. democrats are trying to please the far left and moderate democrats at the same time. >> they are confusing their base, left-wing socialist base or people who are no longer relevant to the biden platform, the, quote, centrist democrats, joe biden flip-flops because joe biden doesn't know where he is, he is simply upon for the left,

upon for the political opportunists which is why he would never be an effective president because he cannot have a direct agenda, he never really has. he is a political player. on the police in this idea that you can defend, deconstruct or reconstruct in some form law enforcement, the social worker idea, never asked the social workers i talked to on my radio show daily, we don't get asked about this and how did that work out in mcallen, texas. those officers responded to a domestic violence call. doesn't matter what democrats say. it is their policies not just for years but for decades in these communities where we have broken trust, emboldened criminals, college professors, college students and street criminals as terrence monahan as chief of the department how that worked out for him and will build -- bill diblasio's administration releases a

criminal on supervised release, how do you supervise him when you are losing officers, and ankle monitor and who monitors the monitor? rob: you think biden should take care of the moderate and traditional democrats and come out against this behavior but politically he already sounds like donald trump on the economy. if he sells like donald trump on this issue as well, what are we voting for? >> what biden sounds like is different from the policies. go to the website and read the unity document with bernie sanders, far left document. you read through the first two pages, a couple key paragraphs, the democrat platform across the board can try to mirror trump but for the last two years the president's policies, actions taken on deregulation and a lot of other issues have helped

americans, the white house opportunity zone council held poor and underserved neighborhoods, efforts in education. we are in a tough spot economically but we created this due to coronavirus, we need to reopen america safely sooner rather than later and that can be handles but joe biden can only preach what has never come through for four years. rob: in asheville, north carolina the city council voted unanimously in favor of reparations to the residents of their city because of slavery. i will pull up a quote here from the councilman but put this together. hundreds of years of black blood spilled filled the cup we drink from today, not enough to remove statues, black people are dealing with issues that are systemic in nature. it will not be a cash payout but it will be money put into black

areas. what do you make of this? >> if they want to try to invest in black communities who is paying for it? there is a question. who pays for it? blood has been spilled in this nation by people of every color of skin in the fight for freedom, freedom for blacks, voting rights for women, our military, law enforcement first responders and americans who step up. reparations is a farce. it is a wet tissue for the left. it goes nowhere, solves nothing, period, end of story. when you stop paying if more blacks moving to asheville do you take money from one group of people to pay into another rather than working on education, safe communities, bringing law enforcement into the picture, giving people an opportunity to build out their communities so they have a solid

foundation is the human being and put in charge of their lives which one do you prefer? rob: check out reality check with david webb on fox nation. good to see you, thanks for getting up early on a friday. take care. jillian: time to check in with janice dean, beautiful around here yesterday. >> janice: the heat is coming in. the heat and humidity. we could see a few showers and thunderstorms today but tomorrow the heat will ramp up. a lot of beach going i am sure. the last 24 hours potential for not only the heat, through the heat and that could cause

potential for stronger thunderstorms across the midwest. this bull's-eye across portions of north dakota, south dakota. we think those ingredients will come together for the potential for hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. heat advisories where we think the heat and humidity come minds to be dangerous for the central us in new york and philadelphia. we have high heat watches for some of these. take extra precautions and a pool. >> i have no words but i have read it. it is 38 after the hour. no fast food meal would be complete without a healthy serving of rice.

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that is a 70% jump from last year, 1.9 million more pictures and refinancing than buying part of that. >> so many refi, this makes the number go back a little bit. >> instead of a spring home season we have a fall season for homebuying. a weird year. >> always postseason for french fries. i will never discriminate against anyone. >> janice: the power is so strong, somebody decided to rank the most popular french fries by state, it is the search for fry in every state except for wyoming. everybody else is on board for mcdonald's.

burger king, chick-fil-a, wendy's is number 4 and rounding out the top five, somehow we missed national french fry day. rob: they make a fantastic burger but that is terrible. >> i like those fries. rob: i thought i knew. >> we should celebrate, belated, have a good birthday. rob: they made serving our nation family fair, patriotic unit joins us live on a staycation for the marines. jillian: what is coming up on "fox and friends" and 16 minutes? >> the question is this chair, where i stand like jillian. let me tell you what we have on tap. harris falconer will join us with a preview of her townhouse just to fight for america.

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>> honoring two generations of heroes, viral photo capturing marine parents, tori hung and master sergeant bill murray hunk, second lieutenant bars on

his daughter ashley. she is building on an incredible legacy rising through the ranks at camp pendleton. the hunt family joins us with her story of service. thank you for what you are doing, we appreciate it. that photo is so beautiful and touching. so many were inspired by it. >> the most powerful moment i will never have in my multiple career. i will always remember that moment. jillian: what do you see when you look at that photo? what is going through your mind? >> probably the proudest moment of my life. jillian: what does service mean to your family? >> it means everything, three

marines in the household and the third joining the marine corps. our pride is high. we are super proud of ashley, second lieutenant in the marine corps. jillian: it is fair to say you are just as proud of your parents as they are at you. >> having them support me through this process, i have no words. >> her father passed away before you were born, what is it like to live out his memory and have it pass down to your daughter? >> is is amazing. i knew growing up i wanted to

become that. jillian: you are not all stationed at the same place. >> we are not far from each other but it is manageable. we made it happen. we are grateful to serve our nation. >> you outranked your parents, is that right? >> yes. >> tell me about that. what is next for you? >> what else to associate they can do. next up for me is the level of training in a few months. >> what do you want america to

know? >> that i'm proud to serve my nation and i hope the marine corps is ready. jillian: we will be following to see everything you are doing, we are so proud and thankful to you for this time to share the story with us today. second lieutenant ashley hunk. thank you for what you are doing, thank you for your service. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ the red white and blue ♪ n with spray mopping to lock away debris and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad.

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rob: california governor gavin newsom sues for the right to sing inside houses of worship. carley: this is very interesting. northern california churches suing governor gavin newsom after the governor put a ban on singing and chanting in churches earlier this month. the churches say they feel unfairly targeted because the governor supported black lives matter protesters who were also

singing and chanting during their protests. jordan the executive director of the american center for law and justice says the law is unconstitutional abuse of power and to do it in the name of a pandemic is despicable. this ban is clearly targeted at religion. it is clearly a violation of the first amendment and a direct violation of representing just liberties. so this is very personal. it's also a highly political issue. so, we are seeing reaction like this. >> good, should be a pretty easy victory. don't need to read the first amendment too far to see that haley also says so newsom cancels worship in services yet encourages chants and protests and another twitter user says all i want is to be able to sing in church again. however, the governor also put a ban on many other indoor activities as the states sees an

alarming spike in cases. we will see how that one plays out. jillian: continue to follow that. avenger stars are rallying behind a little boy. listen to this. >> captain america here. we need people like you. i know recovery might be tough, but based on what i have seen, i don't think there is much that can slow you down. >> 6-year-old's aunt says that little boy right there jumped in front of a charging dog shielding his 4-year-old sister from the attack. his courage success actions also impressing other members of the marvel universe. the hockey actorring the ones who put their lives in front of others most heroic and thoughtful people i know. you are more of a man than many, many i have seen or known: the u.s. navy also saying on

instagram, bridger amazing work protecting your little sister you are a true hero. how about that for a story look at that little boy's face. just awful. rob: i hope he heals up. that's it for us. we will see you later. ♪ ♪ ♪ friday i'm in love. brian: welcome to the end of another week. and there wasn't much news going on. sear about that between the pandemic, the election, the civil unrest from coast to coast. really not much to cover. oh, did i mention that united states pavlich is in the center square today? katie, you are playing for ainsley and you also are fresh off an interview with the president. and steve doocy you are going to be playing yourself throughout the show,