i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair >> you still talk about it as, and honest bidding site. an ipad quote, burning embers. worth $505, was sold for less this isn't burning embers, this is a forest fire. than $24; a playstation 4 for >> i say flames, we'll put out less than $16; and a schultz 4k the flames. i think we have one of the television for less than $2. i lowest mortality rates in the won these bluetooth headphones world. >> that's not true. >> will you get me the for $20. i got these three mortality rate. suitcases for less than $40. and i hope you show this, because it shows what fake news is all shipping is always free. go to about. rob: happening right now at dealdash.com right now and see 5:00 a.m., a fiery fox news how much you can save. hike! interview as president trump sounds off on critics over his handling of the pandemic. jillian: his defense for the recent surge in u.s. cases. rob: a fox news alert, a march through seattle erupts into kaye chaos, 12 police officers hurt as rioters loot stores. jillian: in portland, city

leaders maintain that weeks of unrest are the fed's fault. a live report with the police union's plea for peace. rob: a heart pounding video captures a florida boy's chosen simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! counter, with a shark. social media praising a police officer who jumped into action coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. just in time. jillian: "fox & friends first" continues right now. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. ♪ touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. jillian: still dark out there on the east coast and a very good morning to you. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt. thanks for getting up early with us today. we begin with a fox news alert. rioters taking over the streets of seattle, vandalizing stores

and a police precinct, leaving a number of officers hurt overnight. jillian: we have more on the clashes in the northwest. good morning, jackie. >> reporter: good morning. overnight chaos breaking out in seattle, at least 12 police officers are hurt as riots hit the city. one of the officers is now in >> can you give a direct the hospital this morning, two answer? you will accept the election? people are arrested. >> i have to see. i'm not going to just say yes. i didn't last time either. rob: the president refusing to [crowds chanting] tell our own chris wallace whether he'll accept november's >> reporter: people protests election results, adding he does quickly turning violent, rioters not think he's going to lose at taking to the streets, breaking all. his comments come as a new fox windows of an amazon store. they also clashed with police, news poll shows the democratic throwing rocks and bottles and presumptive nominee joe biden officers. the group leaving a trail of leading president trump by 8 points with 49% of voters saying destruction, vandalizing a they would pick biden over the president if they had to vote police precinct. today. jillian: a former clinton 2016 they threw a device into the lobby, it was quickly ex spokesperson is warning democrats not to take any voters extinguished. for granted this election. portland hit with the 53rd quote, the dru trump campaign is straight night of protesters, demonstrators surrounded a trying to use much of the same federal courthouse. president trump is defending playbook from 2016. this should be a call to

sending officers to portland but the city's mayor, well, wants democrats, especially biden, that you can't take anything for them gone. >> they are sharply escalating granted with black voters, the situation. period. she says joe biden needs to own their presence here is actually up to past issues on race. leading to more violence and >> i've been screaming for years more vandalism and it's not helping the situation at all. and years that the crime bill would be an issue. they're not wanted here. when people say this is some distant memory way in the past, >> reporter: and the head of the it tells me they have never city's police union urging rioters to stop, demanding a known anyone that has did time under this bill. jillian: the president has discussion on solutions instead. launched several ad campaigns >> people are out here every targeted at black and latino night rioting and burning. voters. rob: a raging wildfire burning they want to sit down and have a close to drivers stopped on a conversation, we're more than willing to have that highway. take a look at this. conversation, talk about solution toss what the problems are. but if they're just going to >> what do we do? come out and riot and loot, that i don't know what to do. >> we just sit here. doesn't solve anything. what that does is just divide's we just sit here. >> just stay. all more. just stay. >> reporter: as of this morning just stop moving. it's not clear if protesters will meet with city or police just stay. rob: this is absolutely leaders. rob: jackie, thank you. jillian: senator tim scott has horrifying. as they get closer and closer, been working with democrats look at those flames, right up since they blocked the gop against the highway. police reform bill he the cottonwood trail fire spearheaded. destroying more than 3,000 during last night's fox news acres, officials saying it was

town hall he said democrats care sparked from a blown tire along more about campaigning on police the interstate. that's how dry it is out west. brutality than actually solving it. >> unfortunately, the democrats and the senate have decided that evacuation orders were lifted overnight. it's the fourth wildfire in southern utah in a week and presidential politics trumps thankfully the people in that video got out of there safely. taking care of an existential it didn't look good for a threat to communities of color. second. jillian: that was frightening let me say that differen differ. video to look at. let's check in with the democrats in the senate have meteorologist janice dean right said that winning this election now, janice, that was by campaigning on police devastating to o watch. brutality is more important than >> yes and unfortunately we actually solving police brutality in july and august. have a good, bad situation rob: joining harris faulkner in across portions of the southwest. we have the monsoon season kicking in, that means some of that special, sean hannity, he sounded off on the violence in the moisture is going to get into the four corners. america's inner cities, blaming because it's so dry, a lot of a failure in leadership. those thunderstorms turn to dry >> if you're living in chicago, if you're living in new york, if you're living in -- if you allow thunderstorms, meaning the moisture evaporating before it hits the ground and lightning anarchists of to take over the can cause for wildfire danger. chaz, chop, autonomous, the moisture is a good news spaghetti pot of luc luck dinnee story but the wildfire danger will continue. the heat is the big story for mayor, i'm so angry at that much of the country including the east coast where we have

mayor, zone, and people are not safe and secure in their home, heat advisories here, the heat their city, their neighborhood, and humidity combined is going you have no opportunity starting to make it feel oppressive and right there to pursue happiness. dangerous in some cases. rob: you'll remember the there's your temperatures, a lot so-called peaceful protests in of 100s and 90s on the map. seattle ended after two with the humidity it will feel teenagers were killed inside or warmer than that, along the east near that chop zone. coast, portions of new york, jillian: we are 106 days away from the 2020 election. philadelphia, boston, south carolina, north carolina, that's president trump slamming what he the big story this week is the considers fake news polls heat and humidity has pushed showing presumptive democratic eastward. nominee joe biden leading him by tropics, yes, we're getting into 8 points. that active period, all. rob: mark meredith is live in heather:august andseptember. washington with highlights from we're watching an area of low the fox news exclusive interview pressure over the carribean that and how the biden campaign is we expect to move into the gulf of mexico and perhaps develop responding this morning. mark. >> reporter: good morning to you, rob. it was quite an interview. into maybe a named storm. as you mentioned, the election this is something we're going to getting closer every day. the latest fox news poll show have to watch over the next few days. president trump has quite a bit nothing pressing right now, just an area of disturbed weather. of room to make up if he wants but we're getting into that to catch up to joe biden. season where things like to percolate if you will. we polled 1,000 registered like your coffee. voters with biden receiving 49%, jillian: it felt like 100 the president, 41% support. that is slightly closer t than degrees at 2:00 a.m. i'm like oh, my gosh, the rest

what we saw last month. of the day is soupy. president trump had a chance to rob: it's hot. weigh in on the numbers in an >> i wish we could all go to interview with chris wallace. >> i'm not losing. rob's pool. jillian: we don't all wish because those are fake polls, that, janice. rob: come on owe othe on over u they were fake in 2016 and now they're even more fake. i have other polls that put me want. >> thank you, i appreciate that. jillian: oh, good notice. leading. whoever does your fox polls, ness. they're among the worst. the president feeling good about >> reporter: another poll this the economy. one from abc news and the will it continue through washington post shows similar election day. rob: brian brenberg says it all trends from what we got at fox with the president down by about depends on the next round of 15 points compared to biden. the president also in his stimulus. he joins us live. interview suggested biden might not be up to the job mentally. >> i'll get you the test. i'd like to give it. i guarantee that joe biden could not answer those of questions. he can't put two sentences together. they wheel him out, they ask him questions, he reads a teleprompter and he goes back into this basement. i'd say he's not competent to be president. >> reporter: biden's campaign fired right back. they had a statement from their deputy campaign manager, who

said for over a year donald trump and his campaign have cycled through the same attacks against joe biden and have failed to get traction on a single one. we'll keep watching that. we're watching what's going on with kanye west's campaign. that's right, the rapper and producer is trying to get on the ballot in south carolina, among other states, for november. he campaigned in north charleston on sunday. he was wearing a bulletproof vest. >> i don't give a [bleep] if i win the presidency or not. i am in service to god. god has a plan for us as his people. trump, biden, nor kanye west can free us. >> reporter: while kanye was in south carolina, a number of states have already had their deadlines to get on the ballot for november so it's unclear what his final strategy is going to be. rob and jillian, it will be interesting to watch nonetheless. jillian: oh, yes it will. mark, thank you very much. rob: turning to a fox news

alert, a desperate search for a kill canner after a federal judge's son is shot and killed and her husband left in critical condition after the shooting at their home in new jersey. police say the gunman was dressed as a fed ex driver when he visited the home of u.s. district court judge ester salas. they are looking for one shooter at this time. this comes days after salas was assigned to work a case linked to jeffrey epstein. the judge has received threats in the past which is not all too uncommon. police have not said if there is any evidence that this attack is related to any past threats. we'll continue to follow the story. jillian: a man has been charged in the deadly crash that killed three members of the thin blue line law enforcement motorcycle club. police say ivan robels was driving drunk when he crossed a texas highway and crashed into the group, killing three. nine others are in critical condition. he is charged with manslaughter

and assault while intoxicated. rob: the family of congressman john lewis is finalizing plans for his funeral as the country mourns his death. the ceremony is expected to take place in washington, d.c., atlanta and his hometown of troy, alabama. today georgia democrats will review a list of candidates to replace lewis on the ballot for his congressional seat. 131 people have applied. the pick could be announced as soon as tonight. he died friday night at the age of 80 after battling pancreatic cancer. jillian: the drought is over for austin dylan, taking jillian: good monday morning. advantage of late restarts to welcome back. bring home the checkered flag. the president sparring with our >> his son is born about a month own chris wallace over his response to the pandemic. the president addressing a ago, he'll be cheering for dad, number of issues in the exclusive interview, as cases win.going to win in texas. rise nationwide. rob: this was a great interview all along. jillian: dylan holding off it was a long one too. todd piro joins us now as tyler reddick to win the o'reilly auto parts 500, his democratic officials slam first win since the 2018 daytona federal leadership. >> reporter: good morning.

it was a heated exchange, one of many like you said, rob, in the 500. congrats. rob: there you go. nine minutes after the hour. sit-down. the president battling chris back to our fox news alert. wallace on several topics 12 police officers hurt in sat including the country's he'll as unrest -- seattle as mortality rate. >> i think we have one of the unrest continues in portland as well. lowest mortality rates. the northwest all while there >> that's not true. are calls growing to defund we had 900 deaths in a single police. day. jillian: houston is taking a >> we will take a look. >> this week. >> ready? different approach. increasing its police budget. can you get me the mortality the vice president of houston's rate. kaley's right here. foc says boosting funds is the >> [ indiscernible ] right call. he joins us live, next. - [narp combines powerful suction >> number one low mortality rate. >> reporter: the president with spray mopping to lock away debris speaking on the surging covid-19 and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad. case numbers saying they are largely in part because of increased testing. this comes as florida reports at just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one pad. least 10,000 new cases for the fifth straight day. trump ordering state and local leaders to reopen schools or risk losing federal funding. guys! guys! safe drivers save 40%!!! >> schools have to open. safe drivers save 40%! young people have to go to safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. school. and there's problems when you don't go to school too. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. and there's going to be a - he's right there. - it's him! funding problem because we're safe drivers do save 40%. not going to fund -- when they click or call for a quote today. don't open their schools, we're

not going to fund them. we're not going to give them money if they're not going to school, if they don't open of. >> reporter: democrats blaming t exhausted. they were sold a bill of goods, they said this was under control, they said it would be over soon. when leaders say that, people react and they do the wrong things. >> reporter: today an important meeting set between the president, senate majority of leader mitch mcconnell and house minority leader kevin mccarthy who will try to hammer out details of the next covid stimulus package. jillian: as lawmakers get back to work today, mark meadows laid out what the president hopes another stimulus bill will look like. >> it looks like that that new package will be in the trillion dollar range as we started to look at it, whether it's a payroll tax deduction, whether it's making sure that unemployment benefits continue, without a disincentive to return

to work and then bluntly, we're looking at a number of areas to look at manufacturing, bringing some of those critical manufacturing jobs back from overseas. so that we're never put in a situation where we have to depend on foreign countries to make sure that we can protect americans. jillian: the president says he may not sign the next stimulus bill if it doesn't include the payroll tax cut. rob: the pandemic has created an economic crisis of course with another million americans filing for unemployment. but there is some good news, the u.s. has regained nearly half of all the jobs lost since the start of the covid-19 outbreak. >> we're coming back and we're coming back at a level that nobody of would have thought possible. >> every one of the 50 states in the country had increased employment last month. we saw good, healthy consumer spending numbers. this was a good week for the economy, no question about it. rob: joining me now with his take is fox news contributor and chair of the business and finance program at the kings

college, brian brenberg joins me this morning. brian, good to see you. what do you make of this? i mean, we have this strange great news amid this growing pandemic with all these cases coming up. >> well, yeah, i mean, look, the recovery so far has been a very interesting story. the president's right in this way. nobody expected the quick bounceback that we've had, the jobs numbers have been way better than expected. the consumer spending numbers have been way better than expected. so we've had a lot of good news. of course, the big question mark is where do we go from here and that depends on policy, it jillian: welcome back. a fox news alert, a dozen police officers are hurt during rye depends what congress does. they have a very big discussion yotsz iriotsin seattle. beginning this next week on what they're going to do with stimulus and that's really going rob: two arrests were made to matter and the president made after footage showed protesters it very clear what he wants. he wants tax cuts for destroying business is. businesses. joining us to react, joe he wants protection for businesses so they're not gimaldi. thanks for coming on. subject to frivolous lawsuits and he wants to get people back this has been going on for a long time now. what should we do about this? to work, he wants policy that >> you know, let me tell you, fosters that. but he's got to negotiate with

the governments in seattle and democrats who have a very different vision right now, portland are frankly implicit in looking at more stimulus checks, all of this at this point. looking at extending they allowed antifa terrorists unemployment benefits. this is going to be a real fight -- that's what they are, they're if the president's going to get what he wants here. terrorists. rob: the u.s. as we pull it up they're using violence and fear here has regained about 8 to influence how people do million of these jobs that have things and they're allowing them been lost since maybe march, to run wild while tying the that's more than 20 million that lines of the police officers. have been lost since the start the fool of the mayor in of the pandemic. my question to you is, if this portland, who is gas lighting the american public saying the doesn't -- if this doesn't end department of homeland security any time in the next couple is coming in and increasing months, could you see this whole violence, give me a break. thing flipping back and going they woul threw them out of a jt back the other way? i think a lot of people are thinking if it ends now, maybe we'll come out clean but what if on of presentation, wouldn't we're still doing this in allowed -- joint on of operatio, november? >> yeah, well, you know, we need wouldn't agive them information continued strong recovery. while the city is burning. we can't go through this forever. you talk to any small business, imagine being a law abiding you talk to anybody who is member of the community and your trying to run a business through mayor won't stick up for you. this, they will tell you we enough is enough. jillian: let's take a look at cannot go backwards. we cannot close up shop again. what the seattle police department says about the rioters, this says, quote, the emotional strain, the individuals within the group physical strain, the financial appear to be very organized and strain is too much. the fact is, the federal this appeared to be a very government can't rescue every

concerted effort of property damage of certain businesses and business in this country. the only way they persist is if government facilities. police went on to say it started they have the chance to open up as a group of peaceful their doors and keep doing protesters marching and a business and that's going to be separate group came in carrying a local question. that's going to be governors and baseball bats and their goal was mayors figuring out smart ways they were set out for to help businesses stay open of destruction and damage. i think the victims that are even as they deal with surges. often forgotten about are right now of, what congress can business owners, people who may live in the community, business do is help be supportive of owners who struggled as a result businesses by making sure that of covid and now they're dealing they're not getting tangled up with one, if not two times over again. what's your message to the in lawsuits that just aren't community there? >> well, i think it's a helpful, that they're not getting tangled up for instance with enhanced unemployment difficult message. as police officers, we want to benefits that don't allow them be there for them. to hire the workers they need. we want to protect their that's a really big question businesses. these folks worked their entire lives to get to this point. right now. that's going to be a sensor thepiece of what -- centerpiece they dumped their savings into it. they've been strangled by the of what congress is talking about. restrictions of covid-19. you've got to get those things they're about to go out of right if you're going to help businesses not go backward. business. we can't be backward in and now the cherry on top, they november. if we are, that really is going to have lasting effects of on have a local government that allows people to loot and damage the economy. rob: you wonder what it will be their stores. it's heart breaking for police like if we're still not open in officers like myself who a few more months. dedicated an entire career to i don't know how companies make protecting communities and have

put in so much effort that we've it. let's talk about colleges and seen historic crime reduction in universities who are struggling the inner cities and it's being in this. joe biden put out a plan for wiped out because we have politicians that don't have the tuition free college at public backbone to stick up to universities and we want to talk terrorists. rob: and as we s about what that might do to some of these private universities, if all of a sudden there is a major incentive to go public. going up, violent crime and a here's just a look at the plan. mess in general. you can see it on the screen. a lot of places are calling to what do you make of this, brian? defund police. >> well, this is a big issue. there's a few cities interestingly enough that are look, what you have to actually increasing the budget understand is the way that his for their police departments. plan tilts the playing field in san diego, california, phoenix, higher education, you know, so many people talk about what's arizona, and your city of happening in higher ed right houston, texas. now, what is the ideological more money to police. bias there, what kind of you say that's obviously the diversity of thought and freedom right move. why do you think that? of expression do people have in >> well, i'll the tell you, if a university setting. we don't act now, we are going if we tilt the playing field in to lose our urban communities favor of public universities with with free tuition plans, for a generation. new york city murders are up what it does, it sucks all the air out of the room, all the money out of the room for 30%. philadelphia murders up 30%. private, smaller colleges that actually can provide some of la is up 77% this month over of that d diversity of thought, tht last. right here in houston, right now, our murder rate is up 200% can provide some of that balance that we're not seeing in higher

this july over last july and up ed. it isn't just about who pays for 40% for the year. college, it's about what college so i think what you saw right there in houston was a mayor, becomes in the country and the fact is we need more probably one of the best mayors competition, more competition of in the country, listen to the ideas, more competition of thought than we have right now. community. he listened to the hard working, we would go backwards with a plan that would make college law abiding members of the community and said we're not tuition free at public schools. going to defund the police. we're going to give them rob: interesting stuff. increased funds so we can hire more police officers because make no mistake, in most major brian brenberg, thank you so much. we appreciate it. cities across the country we are good to see you. >> good to see you. jillian: today, new york city understaffed. we don't have the personnel to enters phase four of reopening, handle the skyrocketing crime allowing outdoor film production rate and now you want to talk about defunding the police. and professional sports to resume along with zoos opening there's not even community support for defunding the back up. indoor dining at restaurants, police. research done, 73% would like an museums and malls will remain closed. this comes as the state hits a increase and in a recent poll, new low in covid-19 hospitalizations with at least 720, that's the lowest since the 81% said they didn't want their police department defunded and pandemic started. and since gyms have been closed, 77% said that law enforcement homeowners are turning to the was doing a great job in their next best thing to try and shed community but you don't -- jillian: in the few seconds we have remaining, i know you were some pounds. a guest on harris faulkner's

special last night, the fight for america. ♪ i think a lot of people would agree we're having conversations about race relations and various jillian: yard work, can you topics that are important to believe it? where we are in the country. a new study says it's the perfect way to burn off any what was your take-home from extra weight gained during the being a part of that special. >> it was an honor to be a part pandemic. on average, homeowners reportedly burn 80,000 calories of harris faulkner's program. a year doing yard work. i bet that's what everyone's we're proud to be a voice for neighborhood looks like. [ laughter ] law enforcement, we're proud to rob: kevin bacon's face. be part of the conversation. what is going on around here? we're willing to sit down with that's good stuff. anyone to have fact based athletes and team owners weighing in on social justice in conversations about what's going on in our country, even if professional sports. they're difficult conversations, jillian: herschel walker and we're willing to sit down to the table, we're willing to discuss. what mark cuban, what they think, next. we are going to defend the hard working men and women of law enforcay to protect the communities we love. rob: thank you very mitch for your time. -- very much for your time. a but he'l battle out west agait moving fires. footage of a family narrowing escaping the claims. jillian: a little boy saved

from a near shark attack, the hero who jumped in just in the nick of time. we're coming right back.

>> we don't want to address sensitive topics, what we try to do is water them down and try to shock people down, i think the first thing we need to say is we are americans and forget about the race problem. one of the things we have, there's no doubt, there's a

problem with equality and united states of america, but this is the united states of america. and we can solve those problems if we're not afraid to address sensitive topics. >> i agree with herschel, you've got to address sensitive issues. that's what the nba is trying to do i agree with herschel, you you've got to talk to and listen to your players and that's exactly what we're trying to do. this is important to our players, important to our fans. but most importantly, it's important to the united states of america. rob: there you have it, herschel walker and dallas mavericks owner mark cuban addressing social injustice issues in sports in a fox news town hall last night. jillian: they are in talks to add social justice advocacy in the league. the nba will paint black lives matter in all of their arenas and will play the black national anthem during all week one games. joe biden ahead of president trump in a new fox news poll.

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>> coming up in 14 points on "fox & friends," they were talking about herschel walker on "fox & friends first." he's going to be joining us on "fox & friends" live later this morning. you can see in our all-star line up. with coronavirus cases rising all across the country, we'll talk to the surgeon general about what's being done to stop the spread. also on deck, acting dhs secretary chad wolf, ben shapiro and nancy grace. plus, a patriotic rescue, meet the family who braved the heat going on a three hour hike to save that gigantic american flag after it fell from its perch in

a utah camp. we've got a busy three hours, six off 13 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. jillian: a manhunt intensifies after three friends were found murdered while on a fishing trip. $5,000 reward is being offered after the three were found dead. police in polk county, florida were called by the father of one of the victims. he rushed to the scene after his son called him, begging for help. he found his son barely alive and the other two men dead. no suspects have been named. rob: thousand of workers across the country planning to walk off their jobs today, black ad advoy groups and labor unions staging the strike for black lives. they say it's aimed at companies where black workers with disproportionately represented.

they're demanding a $15 medicine wage and to allow workers to unionize. those who can't strike plan to walk out for eight minutes in memory of george floyd. some of the biggest names in pro football sounding off on the nfl for failing to address health and safety concerns with training camp just around the corner. jillian: they say they want to play but they want to play safely. carley shimkus with fox news headlines, 24/7, sirius xm115 with how this is playing out on social media. >> a flood of tweets coming in on sunday around the same time from some of the league's top players, all of them questioning the nfl's safety protocols for dealing with the coronavirus. as training camp gets underway this week. now, one of those players to complain is patrick mahomes of, he tweeted getting ready to report this week, hoping nfl will come to an agreement with the safe and right protocols so we can feel protected playing the sport we love. austin core bit voicing his concern, he said my wife is

pregnant and due in a month and-a-half. i lived with severe asthma since i was 2. players safety as well as our family's safety needs to be the priority of of the nfl. and jj watt writes in the interest of having everyone on the same page in terms of what we know and don't know at this time, here are a few things i have learned being on four nfl players associations calls in the last two weeks, keep in mind rookies are scheduled to report in 48 hours. he goes on to say that they still don't know if there is going to be preseason games. they don't know how often players will be tested or how the league i a positive coronavirus test. so the nfl, the players association, are going to have to come to agreement on all of those major issues if they do want a successful season to start on time. jillian: wit what the helmetsl look like, if they'll have visors on them. some players have said they

don't like what's proposed so there's a lot of question marks. rob: it's a tricky problem. this is something else. we want to show you video, this is a police officer in florida, off-duty, pulling a little boy away from a shark in the ocean. check this out. >> got him? there he is. got him. jillian: yeah. rob: that's something else, huh? >> i would call that a close call there. that cocoa beach police officer, his name is adrian konsiki, he was walking down the beach with his wife when he spotted the shark, saw the little boy and said i'm going to have to do something about this. he is receiving high praise on

social media. nice to see a story that highlights true heros like this. off-duty officer. happy to see the boy is safe. chris writing another reason police deserve the utmost appreciation and respect. clearly, police officers are on duty, even when they're off duty, guys. jillian: that is frightening. rob: that is scary stuff. thank you so much. we'll be right back.

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jillian: good morning, welcome back. a fox news alert a desperate search for a killer after a federal judge's son shot and killed and left in critical condition inside new jersey home. rob: very scary story. suspect dressed as the a fedex driver this happened yesterday afternoon. the son of u.s. district court judge was shot to death jed at their home in north brunswick, new jersey. investigators saying that the gunman was dressed as a fedex driver when he approached the home arranged 5:00 p.m. when he got to the front door, knocked to ring the door belle and then he shot and killed 20-year-old daniel and then also shot the judge's husband, mark, multiple times as both of them came to the door. the judge herself was not injured in the shooting. the fbi investigating the shooting tweeting out that they're looking for just one suspect at this time. right now nobody is in custody. the motive sun clear.

jillian: salas the first district judge in new jersey nominated to her current position by president barack obama. she has received threats in the past. right now it's unclear if she was the intended target. rob: deadly shooting comes just days after assigned to work on a case related to jeffrey epstein. story still developing. active scene around that home as the investigation continues. bring you updates throughout the morning as we get them. her son and husband both shot at her home. that is scary stuff. golfing legend jack nicklaus revealing hesitate and his wife have recovered from covid-19. they got sick back in march. quarantined in their florida home until april. >> we were very, very fortunate. we were very lucky. barb and i are both of the age both of us 80 years old that is at risk age. rob: nicklaus was on hand for the memorial tournament at his golf course in ohio. it's always one of the big tournaments of the year. he council graduate lated the

winner john roadside bomb not witwin -- john rahm. everybody loves that one. jillian: fist bump is the new hand: cops, animal control officers working to bring the buck back to shore in paddle boats. posting photos of the recent rescue. luckily the deer was not harmed. the remind is to only swim when a lifeguard is present. but we have not heard comment from the deer, rob, as to whether or not the deer had that warning. i will let you know. rob: i think the deer likes sushi or something going for a hunt. throwing postal worker a surprise baby shower. workers decorating home along her route with bows, signs and spoiling her with gifts all while keeping the social distancing, of course. they wanted to thank her for

working so hard during a pandemic while pregnant. heart-warming story has been shared more than 5,000 times. that is very cool. jillian: i love that great neighborhood and congrats to her. some unusual players join in on a game taking the crowd by surprise. watch this. kangaroos hopping ton a field interrupting a local game hybrid of rugby and soccer. players seem unsure whether to tackle or block the roos. look like they ran off the field before making a score. rob: can you making just having these things jumping around in your yard? the nascar driver taking advantage of late restarts to bring home the checkered flag. >> his son, ace, born about a month ago. he will be cheering for dad. he is going to win in texas. austin dillon gets the win. rob: there you have it holding off rookie teammate reddick to

win. first win since the daytona jillian: big congratulations there. we want you to take a look at this video as a man takes what is an epic jump into a pool followed by an epic catch and then a epic chug as he then dives into the water. what do you think about this? could you do that rob? >> that's fantastic. i wouldn't each come close. jillian: we have review by instagram, the catch and grab is a 10 out of 10. the camera angle 7 out of 10. wasting the majority of the white claw in the lake is negative 950 out of ten. rob: absolutely worth it. i give him 10/10. i love that summertime. set your dvr for 4:00 a.m. every morning to watch "fox & friends

first." jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now, bye-bye. ♪ ♪ >> overnight, chaos breaking out in seattle. >> at least 12 police officers hurt. >> meanwhile portland hit with its 53 straight night of protesters. >> this is no longer about george floyd. our city is under siege by rioters. >> it's just not acceptable when you look at community not being safe and not upholding the rule of law. >> a desperate search for a killer after a federal judge's son is shot and killed and her husband left in critical condition. >> investigators say the gunman was dressed as a fedex driver. >> congress will return to work looking at a potential next stimulus package. >> any time you are using federal money it, shouldn't give