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weekend in the wake of the supreme court decision, the casinos could be put over churches. robert jeffers and marc siegel are here to discuss live civil disobedience by the faithful in the age of covid-19. amid reports mexican hospitals overburden and ill equipped to deal with coronavirus patients as surge across the board are ramping up with busy texas hospitals. a front-line border doctor just ahead. just minutes away but breaking news from leland vitterleland vittert, he. >> shannon, good evening. millions of unemployed americans are trying to figure out how they will make ends meet without that $600 a week a federal help fear the program that provided that help expired tonight. and based on what the speaker of the house has said today, it appears that those families might have to wait a while. >> they do not understand the gravity of the situation.

this is a freight train that is picking up steam. and picking up speed to. >> the president says democrats are playing politics after his administration supported a week extension of the $600 payment and a longer-term solution potentially based on unemployed workers last paycheck. >> the democrats do not care about the people of our country. they don't want to do what they should be doing for the people of our country, whether unemployment or anything else. the democrats are playing for november 3rd. and we are playing for the good of the people. >> the federal republicans have not passed a coronavirus package and there is disagreement between them at the white house with the new bill should have. >> it is not bickering. it is extending our ground. the political reports the white house chief of staff mike meadows or green over the bill but got into it when deborah birx is the worst. wow, what a horrible hand you are in with the corona virus

response coordinator spreading information about the pandemic while praising anthony fauci who he said came to his senses and is now a hero. and specifically calling attention to the recently planting baseball cards of dr. fauci, they have sold more baseball cards of him. metal shot back that's because he throws a wicked curveball. he has really dedicated to know when catching anything. so on that note, charity and goodwill towards fellow members of government, pelosi, schumer the treasury secretary and meadows will meet about ten hours from now at the capital for another round of negotiations. missing from that guest list, shannon appears to be the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who you know has had a lot of pretty strong opinions on what should be in any bill. >> shannon: he sure has. all right, leland, thank you. and breaking moments ago tonight, the president saying he plans to ban the wildly popular social media app tick-tock from

the u.s. some kind of executive authority and mounting national security concerns, he could sign an order or a designation as soon tomorrow. new details tonight, allegations concerning the rich and famous named in court documents related to convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. his longtime confidant ghislaine maxwell is in jail awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges despite a live in our emergency request by maxwell's attorneys to say it will be difficult if not impossible for her to get a fair trial. a newly unskilled document conclude serious allegations involving big names, including a former president pure correspondent ryan ganis has a script and i. >> the newly unskilled documents date back to 2015 civil lawsuit against ghislaine maxwell five virginia roberts to frei who accuses maxwell and jeffrey epstein of recruiting and sexually abusing her. and the documents and email

exchange between maxwell appears to contradict maxwell's recent claims that she had not been in touch with epstein for more than a decade. the 2015 email, epstein to coach maxwell how to deny allegations of wrongdoing. maxwell writes to abstain "i would appreciate if shelley would come out and say she was your girlfriend pure to think she was from 1099 to 2002. okay with me, you have done nothing wrong and i would urge you to start acting like it, go outside head high not as an escaping convict, go to parties, deal with it. in a 2016 deposition, she says maxwell took part in continuous with girls as young as 15 on epstein's private caribbean island. and also claims maxwell and epstein had influential people like prince andrew and alan dershowitz. she does not accuse president clinton, she says she

witnessed clinton on the island with maxwell and two young girls from new york "i remember asking jeffrey what is bill clinton doing here kind of thing and he laughed it off and said, well i'm a he owes me a favor, i didn't know if he was serious. it was just a joke. clinton, dershowitz denied the allegations and a u.s. appeals court temporarily delayed monday's release of maxwell's 2016 deposition, which she wanted kept confidential. in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >> shannon: breaking tonight come at the seattle city council introducing resolution that could lead to defunding, may be dissolving much of the city's police department. the capital proposing to turn over current police duties to a civilian led community facing department. the move comes days after police there say they found explosive and other weapons connected to protest over the weekend. correspondent with details tonight, alex. >> shannon: shannon, this new

plan to put more emphasis on preventative programs led by coy as opposed to law enforcement. and seattle city council acknowledging the deeply ingrained systemic disparities writing "these protest force many nationwide and seattle to confront the racism that has been plaguing the black community for centuries and spread to other communities of color. the harmful impact of white supremacy culture and the role in perpetuating racism and violence." the redirected funds away from law enforcement among the changes. the resolution would send 911 calls to community groups, transfer the office of emergency management and harbor patrol functions to the fire department, cut overtime and immediately invest in housing. hundreds speaking their minds and talking on wednesday's budget meeting. >> defunding the plays, that is a radical experiment to hurt the vulnerable. nothing but to begin to heal the

violence committed by the police against adam brown and indigenous community. >> in order to get funding, groups need to prove they can de-escalate a situation without bias and that they were committed to their communities. some officers say that is why they took the oath to begin with. like officer, one of the 59 officers injured during saturday's process to make protest. she joined the forest to make a difference but a different time. >> we are human beings behind the badge. we are people just like them. we do this for a living because who else is going to do it? i just feel very unfair that people are hating seattle police so much when we try so hard. we are not perfect, but we try. >> is the proposal moves forward, some are calling for $85 million in an immediate department cuts for the rest of the year, which could lead to the 800 officers potentially losing their jobs.

most, however, demanding a 50% reallocation. so city council did debate this this morning, but moving forward, they will need to debate the funding for the rest of the year. that comes up on august 10th, shannon. >> shannon: all right, alex hogan in new york, thank you. so, the progressive push to defund the police, let's discuss this day of law and order in the u.s. and the revelation from ghislaine maxwell documents rebuild. the former acting attorney general and author of "above the law." good to have you back matt. >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: let's start in seattle. i want to play a little bit of what is in the residence and with the residents have to say about this. >> already understaffed and with the city doing rapid call for service. i do not want less officers. i want more officers that are able to respond to priority calls in 7 minutes or less. we don't want utopia.

the city council, you're irresponsibly not representing your constituents by making a reckless decision of defunding the police department 50%. >> shannon: all right, matt, some of the folks on the ground are worried how this will play out when they call 911. we are hearing there is a transition of a lot of services and initial response and more of a civilian or community service and on police force. how do you think it will work? >> i think those citizens are right to be concerned. there is some demonstrated threats that are in seattle and there are bad people that want to do harm to citizens all over the country. we see that in a lot of major cities. i think this defund the police movement is the wrong idea. i think there are ways to train police better and invest in training for these officers to handle more situations. but i don't think cutting their budget dramatically and laying off officers is going to make

community safer. >> shannon: all right, this is a little bit what they are proposing. civilians control 911 systems, community responses from a research beyond policing and investments in housing. you know, sometimes we see things thrown and that don't seem to have original connection of what's going on with the police. how far do you think the cities and counties are getting minute it comes to revamping law enforcement as we know? >> i think they are getting fields responding to sort of emotional appeals instead of the data. and the date is what we all see in our communities is that the more the police presence there is, the less crime there is. you know, we know that especially when a bad guy with a gun tries to harm us, that we want the police to respond as quickly as possible. and so my think a lot of these challenges should also be addressed. obviously, housing and communities is an important

issue, but it should not be done at the expense of the police departments and the important vital role that they provide a lot of a lot of communities. >> shannon: okay, so let's talk about some of the revelations coming from the epstein documents the one connected to glen maxwell's longtime confidant. some coming out, clinton's name come up and one of the women said she saw him on this private island that epstein had appear this is what is what bill clinton says today. the story keeps changing. the facts, president clinton has never been to the island. ghislaine maxwell will have to answer questions under oath about the situation. >> yeah, i think this is a case that the facts will continue to come out. i know monday there is additional may be deposition testimony released by the courts. and ultimately, this maxwell may have to testify to these matters. so i think, you know human sex trafficking is a scourge, as i said, in the oval office as i was acting as attorney general.

i think it is something we need to work to combat. these victims of these crimes need to be heard. those that have exploited them need to be punished. this is a very important issue that i know a lot of folks are concerned about and know that the department of justice and others are working very hard every day to try to reduce the occurrence of these horrible crimes. >> shannon: it is tough when you go back and you look at the testimony that these women gave years and years and years ago when they were young and scared and had no national profile to protect them. to see the recorded statements that they made on camera and on paper, and nothing, at least, years to go come of it, nothing substantive to come of it even though jeffrey epstein a convicted offender. he had a life of freedom that most sex offenders don't have. at this point people are frustrated he's gone. he won't personally pay the price. glenn greenwald treated this come i don't think there is a bigger gap between a, the importance of multilayer and

festive aspects of news stories and b the main stream the mainstream weirdly steadfast avoidance of it other than that jeffrey epstein saga. the more that we learn and the more big names that we see involved, it does seem strange that for years, it seems like he got away with this for at least what was happening flew under the radar. >> it does and obviously, a lot of victims that are disappointed that mr. epstein won't be finally brought to the charges and be held accountable. obviously, ghislaine maxwell is a replacement to some because she was right there and a lot of these horrific acts and crimes. and so i think watching her case is going to be very important to hopefully make some of these victims a little more complete in their lives so they can put this chapter behind them. >> shannon: yeah, and again, more high-profile names to leak and we will see if we get more on monday. matt whitaker, thank you. >> thank you, shannon, good to see you.

>> shannon: convict a boston marathon bomber, has won and appeal of his death sentence. the first u.s. circuit court of appeals has ruled that the judge that oversaw the case did not adequately screened jurors for potential biases. so a new panel trial order for the 27-year-old who was convicted of that 2013 attack that killed three people and wounded more than 260 others. and tonight circuit attack update, orange beach, alabama, confirming a 14-year-old boy was bitten by a shark this afternoon. got to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. up in maine, tracking a great white shark off billy island near the same area of the deadly attack on a 63-year-old woman. and another wildlife close encounter our new york assignment editor tj speicher got a visit but a healthy looking black bear poked around his driveway before moving along. congressman jim jordan goes head-to-head with dr. anthony fauci over coronavirus

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♪ >> shannon: breaking tonight committee a officer of montgomery county, in the d.c. area telling private and independent school. they have to stay closed to in person instructions until october 1st. moving forward, potentially wide ranging battle between republican officials and private institutions who has the ultimate authority over how and when schools will reopen. dr. anthony fauci with covid-19 vaccine will be available in just months. but that was not the biggest headline from his testimony on capitol hill today. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel with the fireworks. >> the house will be in order.

>> a moment of silence on the house floor to under the more than 150,000 americans lost to covid-19. the institute for health metrics and evaluation said the forecast is getting worse. upping its projection by 11,000 to more than 230,000 dead americans by november 1st. >> today the subcommittee on the coronavirus crisis heard from some of the top public health officials. ohio republican jim jordan went after dr. anthony fauci on closing churches and schools but not criticizing political protests. we know the protest actually increases the spread of the virus. you said that. >> i said crowds come i didn't say specifically. i didn't say protest. so the protest don't increase the virus? >> i didn't say that. >> another academic year are weeks away. >> do you think that school should safely reopen this fall within person learning? >> bit is in the public health's best interest k-12 students to

get back to face-to-face learning. dr. redfield reiterated significant sin consequences of children being out of their schools. the panel's top democrat says his focus in saving lives. >> i want them in the classroom. i want them to be educated, but i want them saved. >> dr. fauci expressed cautious and by late fall come early winter. there will be a vaccine that is safe and effective. >> americans will be able to get it. i don't think that everybody getting it immediately at the beginning. it will probably be phased in. >> while the expert so you cannot test your way out of the pandemic, the u.s. has ramped up. >> as of this morning the nation has performed over 59 million covid-19 tests. now averaging over 820,000 tests per day. >> texas republican congressman louie gohmert tested positive this week. kevin mccarthy says he would like to bring rapid testing to the capital for lawmakers, staff, and reporters. speaker nancy pelosi said it's

not up to her. it is the capital's position on this call, shannon. >> shannon: interesting. mike emanuel, thank you. nightly protests continue in portland, even after what if an agreement for federal officers to eventually leave the city. across the country, mass gatherings continuing without restrictions in many places as churches nationwide remain under restrictions or even full lockdown. tonight more that one to engage with their calling civil disobedience and to hold worship services. celeste discussed the growing conduct. fox contributor, good to have you both both back, gentlemen. >> thank you, shannon. take my shannon. let's start here, dissented with a disease -- supreme court decision days ago the vatican church could not fight the orders locking down at the casinos could remain open and saying that spear of the world we inhabit today with a pandemic upon us his unusual challenges.

but there is no world in which the constitution permits nevada to favor caesar's palace over calvary chapel. pastor, that is where we are tonight. >> [laughter] i want him to come preach at my church. that is exactly alive. the fact is thousands of churches like ours, shannon voluntarily closed. we were willing to close to break the back of this pandemic, but we are not willing to remain closed while other venues like malls, theaters, remain open. we certainly will not remain closed as thousands of people are allowed to protest, screaming at the top of their lungs with or without a mask while some churches are told they can't meet together in groups of 50 to sing a hymn to god even if they have amassed on. that is absolutely ridiculous! shannon, you are and constitutional experts. there is no constitutional right to go to a movie, mall or casino. but there is a constitutional right and it's called the first amendment to go to church, it is the same amendment that

allows protesters to protest peacefully. you can't have one and disallow the other. churches need to be wise, they need to be careful, but they need to be open. >> shannon: dr. siegel, to that point there was this big congressman and dr. fauci. i want you make a statement on what is okay and what is not? are protest okay, large groups okay? if black lives matter versus a church, you know, a lot of people getting frustrated with that. >> well, shannon, i think it was very clear from what dr. fauci said louise trying to be buried politically careful that he was saying large gatherings period where people are huddled close g social distancing. with all this talk about masts at protests, you might see one every ten, 20 feet. i mean come i think we need some consistency here because the virus doesn't pay any attentiono party. it doesn't pay any attention to

what gathering you are at. i'm sure that the pastor will agree with me that maybe her ohmic may be caesar's palace is a different kind of religion but not the kind that the pastor and i follow. so you go to caesar's palace and you have smoking, drinking, cavorting. no one is paying any attention to anything that would prevent viral spread. in hot spots, that is what we have to look at, but i think it is really, really clear that protests or a place that may very well spread the virus in hot spots. the contact increasingly to prove that was not done. >> shannon: it would be massive, okay. ford's writing about the church service, as last week they wanted to have more than 50 people at the surfaces against w clusters tied the church attendance have come to light raising questions about the safety of large gatherings as the coronavirus pandemic continues to worsen the most of the u.s. that was from forbes. we have reported on this as well

that there are some churches where there has been spread within those type communities. >> well, our church was accused of having a spread because we had like five people out of 14,000 members that tested positive and they quarantini need, stayed at home and went through the right procedures. there is a double standard here, shannon. you don't see malls reporting if one of their customers gets the covid disease, do they try to contact everybody that has ever been to the mall in the last 14 days? of course not! this is a prejudice against the church by the left. and i think you saw it today in today's hearing. and i think jim jordan did a great job in exposing it. >> shannon: dr. my final word from you, what can you tell us about what we are getting on vaccines? dr. felt he did sound hopeful on that. >> by the way i will get to that in a second. saint jeffrey's church is huge

and easy to social distance they are in great ventilation. as far as -- a great church. as far as the vaccines are concerned it's clear listening to dr. fauci we are on the verge, a few months away. very optimistically, cautiously optimistic and several candidates merging with immunity, causing immunity and primates we have seen at work to prevent the virus. so we are gearing up for making hundreds of millions of doses. i think we will see a vaccine by the beginning of the year. >> shannon: hopefully, a lot of people will get the help they need to. and we will see about the services this weekend. i know you will continue in dallas, doctor, pastor, thank you both. >> thank you shannon. >> thank you. fill in some schools and colleges welcoming students is back in person and getting their first wave of arrivals. college students returning to dorms in west virginia and north carolina fighting strict safety protocols and reporters waiting for them. to ask how they feel about returning amidst the pandemic. >> when it comes down to, you

know other people being safe and practicing social distancing and wearing their mask and stop, i'm worried about that. other people. >> i'm worried about how they will keep it safe, 10,000 my 15,000 people in the small of an area taking classes, staying indoors. >> shannon: nc state is staggering the return of its people over ten days welcoming the first 900 students to campus. write, social distance volunteers with masks and face shields. texas hospitals already overwhelmed by a surge of covid patients now face a new obstacle. the mexican nationals in need of treatment. dr. iviviviviv usaa is made for what's next we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so they can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most find out more at usaa.com

>> shannon: with hurricane isaias tracking for the florida coast by changing up the precautionary playbook all because of the coronavirus. >> that advice may be a little

bit different this time because of covid. so normally, you might evacuate, this time more advice will focus on children plays. >> shannon: officials are working on so-called noncongregant show think that limits the number of people in a single space. also looking at hotel rooms just in case. accustomed to this kind of thing and also taking no chances. >> you have to be concerned about everything. in a 7070 mile-per-hour wind. this is a prairie house. this is like a piece of paper in the shape of a house. they went south florida could start feeling tropical storm fay for his twins in a matter of an hour according to forecasters and we will continue to track that. in another coronavirus hot spot, there is a difference just mitigating factor complicating that fight against the virus. an influx of mexican nationals.

the southern border is closed but there are exceptions with the central travel. a spell down from custom and border protection from individuals traveling for medical purposes such as to receive medical treatment in the united states. the first-hand account of the situation on the ground from the medical director of the mcallen hospital group, dr. ivonne lopez, doctor, welcome. >> how are you tonight? >> shannon: very good, great to have you here. i want to mention something, dr. ivonne melendez the health authority of a dog polk county said that what he's hearing for medical contact from medic -- mexico, they don't have a patient testing and so for a lot of cases, pneumonia, they are sitting them down with covid and assuming that is what they have. the hospitals are packed to the guild. there aren't any beds and people can't come in. and a lot of reports that those people are coming across the board are desperate for help. doctor, what do you see in hospitals in texas?

>> that is correct. the people don't even get into the hospital. they run out of oxygen. they don't have enough tests. and so they decide to come to us. and we are giving the medical attention as we can. >> shannon: and i know that you want to turn anyone away. that is how hospitals and the u.s. work. i want to talk about the situation in texas hospitals because we hear different scenarios what's going on down there. july 24th "national geographic" reported that this wife "texas has top reported which hospitals exceeded capacity. for covid patients but signed to a -- a crisis. and now adult patients and u.s. military's in the medical staff support the state doctors. now today from the heritage foundation a nurse writing for them they are says "while media outlets but trained overwhelmed

by the pandemic it's far from true. more than 80% of texas hospitalizations are not virus related and 1,362 intensive care unit beds are available across the state." doctor, i know where you are is one of the type response to what can you tell us about what you are seeing there for availability of debt endemic beds and to treat people? >> the hospitals here are what we call -- we have a capacity for a couple of weeks. so it is frightening that for the first time, i have seen patients that have needed to be in the emergency rooms but 50 patience waiting for a bed in the hospital for a couple of days, not hours, days. so that is something that i have been working here for years and that's the first time i have seen that. >> shannon: so what are your options then? we understand or we are told there are ways to get more beds,

change around what you have there, resources. what can you do? do you need help from the state, the federal government? what would work? >> we have received help from the affirmative defense. they have been a resource for us. and also, i think this week -- 50 beds and those beds come all the hospitals are at capacity. >> shannon: are using many people outside of the u.s. crossover, coming to you for help? >> yes, we have many patients coming in because they say that they don't get to mexico because they are at full capacity for them. so yes, we are taking care of them. >> shannon: welcome at dr. ivonne lopez, we thank you for what you are doing and we cn imagine what the last few months has been like for you

including of what you are in the middle of right now. we thank you for what you are doing, your team and everyone working together down there. we offer you our best prayers and wishes. >> thank you so much. and thank you if you would be interested in our situation, and i hope that we get better and people listen to the conditions to control the spread of the virus. >> shannon: absolutely. we all have to do our part, doctor, thank you for what you're doing, more than your part. all right, tonight the conservative majority on the supreme court a win for the trump administration denying a request from the cr club, the aclu and other groups to halt the construction over the border wall over environmental concern. before a liberal justice is dissented from today's order. all right a mother says she was fired because her kids could be heard in the background of her call trying to work from home. can anyone relate? is there more to the experience the adventure of a bigger world

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♪ "night court" we passed no judgment on these stories but we pass it to you the jury for the consideration. we have been there on one and/or the other with an awkward zoom exchange may be not as cleverly as this young man zoom bombing his dad appeared a woman in california sowing former employer because of wrongful determination caring for her two young kids at the same time. and tonight's legal eagle to discuss the case. civil rights attorney robert and criminal offense attorney, welcome back the both of you of you. >> hey, shannon. >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: listen, everyone has felt this pain in one way or the other. this mom has a 4-year-old, 1-year-old and tries to work around the scheduling calls when having mat nap time but she decd to sue because she was fired over it. this is what her attorney says.

our client had no choice but to care for 1-year-old son exhibit eight, 4-year-old daughter while shelter in place and no choice but to work at home as she needed to support her family. we cannot allow employers to discriminate against women to do their best to do man demand gnomic balance the demands put upon them. bob. >> this is a gender discrimination so but there were months they were trying to get her to do task and perform things. she wasn't performing them properly and they even wanted her to go to a coach with time management training. she got into an argument with that coach and into the cult abruptly when she was being defensive. she was basically indicating and this is a quote from her complaint that i think your expectations of my convictions are not realistic. she's only been there a couple of months. they basically said we can no longer accommodate the situation. it is unprofessional. you are not doing the work. everyone is concentrating on this one point about the kids being in the background with calls and things of that nature. but there was much more here than that.

i would suspect they would defend by poor performance, insubordination and by the way, we had a layoff and that is why she got laid off. >> shannon: exhibit b takes us here, hub international day employer now former employer in the state person said we can't comment on pending litigation but hubby is proud to successfully transition 90% of its 12,000 plus employers to working remotely at home throughout the covid-19 pandemic. robert they say they've been able to do it. she wasn't able to do it. >> what they usually do, they tried to whenever they are doing these downsizings, simply laying people off because of the economic conditions. they tried to make it an apt fault termination so they don't have to pay benefits to the employee. that is what this is really about purity from the comments from the supervisor where they said "we have to take care of your child gnomic child situation." any parent who has young children thrust into the situation and understand that

you cannot control a 1-year-old or control a 4-year-old as a single mother. single mothers are the backbone of our economy. none of us would be here without mothers. so this company would discriminate just simply because i have a child or two children they have to care for i think abhorrent to any jury and i would like to see them make that defense. >> shannon: all right, here is the mom from exhibit c, explaining her situation and what they told her according to her. >> he said the kids cannot be heard when there are clients. it is unprofessional. i don't understand. i'm meeting the deadlines and i'm working so hard to. >> shannon: bob, she said she is meeting the deadline. >> shannon, here is a thing that will be a factor that she cannot refute. we need effects on the case because the company has not responded. in her own complaint, she is indicating expectations are unrealistic and she's unable to meet the deadlines because they are unrealistic and that she eventually gets the work done. she doesn't think the work that is being asked of her needs to

be done as quickly as she thinks or that she thinks it should be. that is why they sent her for time management counseling. this wasn't about so much the babies in the background crying as it was that they are arguing. and this is in her complaint, her complaint that she wasn't able to fulfill the task. she said that in the complaint. >> shannon: all right, let me let robert answer with the final word here. >> there are california statutes to protect this woman appeared we will see more of this litigation coming through as we deal with the aftermath of this virus, but primarily, we have to depend working mothers. if we don't defend them, nobody will. >> shannon: all right, robert and bob, thank you so much. you have made your arguments and we take it home to the jury. use the #nightcourtandgnomic #nightcourtandgnomic"gnomic and decide in this case and we will track it. robert and bob, thank you both.

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>> shannon: following a deadly shooting at a black lives matter protesting awesome, the left was quick to pull up the victim is the hero and vilify the shooter but there's more to the story. trace gallagher tells us. good evening, trace. >> 28-year-old protester on saturday with his fiancee who is a quadruple amputee. witnesses say when a vehicle intentionally accelerated towards protesters, garrett foster approached the car, confronted the driver, and was shot and killed. by man now identify as daniel. period. his attorney says his client who's in the army acted in self-defense, saying that. was driving for a rideshare company and had no idea that a protest was underway when he came across the river people who started beating on his vehicle.

that's when garrett foster approached perry's car and motioned for them to lower his window. the attorney says that perry complied, but believing foster law enforcement: foster raised his rifle, perry grabbed a handgun and opened fire. other witnesses say that foster never raised his rifle. when he was shot, but protester started shooting at the car. perry's attorney the scene and drove to safety and called authorities. >> the caller states they had shot someone who would approach the driver's window of their vehicle and pointed a rifle at them. >> instructed to pull over. >> perry is not in custody and has not been charged. attorneys say we ask anyone who might want to criticize sergeant perry's actions picture themselves trapped in a car is a masked stranger raises an assault rifle in their direction and reflects upon what they might have done if faced with a split-second decision faced by sergeant perry that evening.

garrett fosters mother saying daniel perry recently tweeted that protesters should be sent to his state and "we will show them why we say don't mess with texas." now is the time to take up arms and protect yourselves. police are now looking for security video to provide more answers. shannon. >> shannon: we will keep tracking it. thank you. finally tonight, three georgia inmates credited with saving the life of a sheriff's deputy who collapsed on the job with a heart attack. the deputy was seen falling and he split his head open while he was patrolling. the inmates rushed to his side, provided crucial aid, and call for help. one of them and saying he has great respect for law enforcement and that the deputy has always treated him with respect. the deputy wheat is recovering at home. to terry, mitchell, and walter, you are all our midnight heroes

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