national convention kicking off in milwaukee today. a joe biden will not be there but president trump will be in wisconsin. jillian: breaking overnight, several officers hurt in seattle as protesters shoot fireworks at them in the latest act of violence against police with a live report on the attacks on officers nationwide. todd: panic over pepperoni with a shortage that could lead pizzerias in a real pinch. i argue it's the most important story of the day and i likely have been outvoted. "fox & friends first" continues right now.

jillian: given on the vegetarian, i like to think i'm doing my part to help you have more pepperoni available. todd: on behalf of all of the meat eaters specifically that love a double pepperoni pizza, thank you. jillian: you are welcome. on that note, good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" i'm jilliam mele. todd: great to be with you. thank you for starting your day with us took a democratic national convention kicking off today for the first time ever, virtual. jillian: joe biden set to appear from his basement as president trump hits the road launching his campaign in the battleground states as. todd: giff jenkins alive as the postal controversy continues for mac good morning. the dnc kicking off in milwaukee although few people will be there

including joe biden. he's in delaware. thursday he will accept the party's nomination at the chase a center a few blocks from where i'm standing. it will be virtually all in line and we will show you the lineup with the first team, we the people. bernie sanders argued the party is making a progressive push with new york's governor andrew cuomo. one republican governor, john kasich, and rounding out the night the big stars former first lady michelle obama. neither obama or harris made appearances over the weekend. >> i encourage everyone, look, you may not fall in love with who you are voting for, but if you just look at it on a piece of paper with the issues impacting you every day, there is so much on the line in this election. reporter: dnc cochair new jersey

governor had this to chair about the lack of biden's public appearances. >> i'm sure the vice president will be between now and election day up to his eyeballs in interviews and debates balancing public health with democracy is a something we have to get right and i believe he has gotten it right so far and i'm sure he will continue to. reporter: president trump not sitting still as he will travel to several battleground states. he will go to minnesota and wisconsin and tomorrow arizona. thursday he will go to pennsylvania while back in washington the battle over the mail-in ballots continues as senator pelosi bringing congress back. she says alarmingly across the nation we see the devastating effects of the president's campaign to sabotage the election by manipulating the postal service to disenfranchise voters with the white house push you back saying

they support additional funding for the postal service but they don't want to do it to bailout states. we will see where that goes. we can hear more perhaps about that because president trump himself will call into "fox & friends" at 8:00 a.m., so stay tuned. todd: interesting to see what he says. thank you. jillian: as the dnc gets underway, fox news contributor sarah sanders says kamala harris will be easily overcome by the far left faction. >> you can't 100% expect her to become the champion of the radical left. she will very loudly advocate for liberal judges, open borders, higher taxes, taxpayer-funded abortions. make no mistake, she may not on some places look like the radical left individuals she is, but when you have no principles you will follow the loudest person in the crowd and

there's no doubt about it that the loudest group by far in the democrat party is the radical left. todd: turning point usa founder says president trump has the advantage against joe biden as he stays in the basement playing defense. >> biden is trying to run a referendum campaign on the president and that only works to a certain extent. the president will forces to be a real presidential debate. i want a president that can look the media in the eye and give clear answers to tough questions. this is a losing issue for the biden campaign. they know they he does not have the ability to. the president should force the issue and said i sat down with tough journalists. i can handle it and joe biden can't. that radical california senator is running more like a copresident and vice president.

todd: as of now president trump and joe biden are set to face off in the first presidential debate september 29. jillian: fox news alert police officers in seattle injured after writers shoot fireworks overnight. todd: the latest in a string of dangerous anti- police demonstrations this weekend. carly joins us live with the disturbing stories. reporter: disturbing weekend of violence against police officers , not stopping overnight. in seattle police declaring a riot after several officers were hurt. of the department says summer hit by fireworks. in texas, three officers were hurt after a suspect opened fire during a hostage situation. that standoff still underway just outside austin. >> the mother called and said her son kicked in the door and was acting very aggressively. our officers responded, once they went in the house they were met with gunfire. three of our officers

received gunshot wounds from the suspect. reporter: batman still barricaded with a three family members. the officers are expected to be okay in chicago police releasing video from a violent clash this weekend. one man's being willing a skateboard as a weapon. atlas-- at least 17 officers were hurt. the mayor is praising officers for keeping demonstrators say. >> we have also seen people who embedded themselves in the seemingly peaceful protests and come for a fight, so what happened was over quickly because the police is resolved to make sure we protect peaceful protests. reporter: there's no peace in portland as to officers were hospitalized after getting hit by rocks saturday. one waited nearly 10 pounds. former nypd lieutenant joined us earlier and said local officials need to step up so officers can do their job.

>> something needs to be done. we need to reel in the violence because we are in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic and its essential that we utilize the resources of police as opposed to dealing with writers. reporter: violence is having a ripple effect as portland police say more than 60, 911 calls including saif, stolen car in a hit-and-run went unanswered this weekend because of riots. jillian: thank you. todd: senator ron johnson fan-- spouting off in the latest revelation the investigation into the russia probe origin. there is a lot of wrongdoing that has to be exposed. >> what we have found out in the last week, pre-premeditated lies to the senate intelligence committee and now the fact that fbi knew carter page was operational contact in 2016, these revelations are stunning and we

should have known about this years ago. todd: his committee issued a subpoena to the fbi director. jillian: today that sec is expected to release his schedule for the 2020 college football season the conference will play 10 games. meantime ohio state university quarterback justin fields started a petition asking the big ten to reverse its decision to postpone the season. the petition so far has more than 200,000 signatures. todd: i'm excited to see trevor lawrence, but i really also want to see fields because he's a special player in his own right. jillian: i'm's curious to see how much the signatures will grow. todd: joe biden's team silent sunday.

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great to see you. not only is biden-- >> live from my basement. todd: live from your basement. not only is biden in the basement, but his assert against the seem to that. is this a smart strategy >> i don't think it's surrogate. in looking at the sunday shows i saw cory booker in a number of democrats i think there are two things that play, one i think you are to seeing joe biden personally on the sunday shows right before the democratic national convention is not to step on any moment of more star power trying to be created during the conventions in order to get the convention bump, so i think there is that strategy, but the larger strategy of him being in the basement is one i know that's been discussed extensively over the last several weeks that they are trying to control joe biden, make sure it's

almost like a do no harm strategy. he's anywhere from four to 10 points ahead if you believe the polls, but i think there's a level of concern that joe biden, they don't want him to step on himself and ruin the momentum he may have. he could only do that for so long because i think there is this narrative that's catching fire that he's afraid to go in front of the camera and he will have to address that. jillian: i think people genuinely want to hear from him. i think people want to see him field questions. that's my opinion. it seems like people want to see him field the questions to feel-- see his response. people want to see his responses and the time is ticking. >> yes. look, he's now going to officially be the nominee even though he's been the presumptive nominee for some time.

he will be the official nominee. he has an obligation to stand before the american people and answer tough questions and because it's such a different campaign because of the pandemic there isn't those big rallies. there isn't that kind of on the campaign trail vibe you would usually be accustomed to during a presidential election cycle, so he really has to get front of the camera to connect with people and there are these virtual rallies in these kind of press conferences we have seen may be what we may see and this is just speculation is a lot of dual interviews with both vice president biden and the vice presidential nominee kamala harris to play off one another and bring that different kind of youth enthusiasm and sparkle and that articulate way we have seen kamala harris bring

the debate stage frankly against joe biden. todd: that's a fascinating taken that seems like a smart call. speaking of the big dnc week it kicks off in a big way with former first lady michelle obama. what does this line of said about the party and its platform? there they are, all on your screen. >> i can't see any of them, but i know who is speaking and it's a very broad at lineup of the speakers. i think the intention is the democratic party is trying to make sure they are reflecting the diversity of voices from progressives to more moderate establishment center left of voices there. you are getting everyone from aoc and bernie, elizabeth warren to more established folks like bill clinton. wednesday is pretty dedicated to females of the democratic party. there's a lot of individuals of people of

color. they finally added andrew yang. he was say look the fact that there are very few asian american voices so thankfully they added andrew yang. then we have republican former governor john kasich who i think is out there to say if you are an independent may be an establishment republican, maybe you voted for trump and you are disappointed, don't be afraid to vote for joe biden. he's the same night as bernie which is tonight. jillian: it will be interesting. bottom line joe biden the one running for president. kamala harris is running for second in command, so i think folks really want to hear from them. >> and he's obligated to do so. jillian: thank you to. >> he to show up. todd: a newly approved covid-19 test could be a game changer. we have the saliva

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jillian: good morning. the fda issues and emergency authorization for cheaper faster saliva -based coronavirus test. could this test be the game changer have been looking for cracks joining me now is fox news medical contributor dr. janette nesheiwat. good to see you this morning. >> good morning.

jillian: it's pretty affordable at $10 per test. it's quick and that's good because being able to detect covid to spread in community faster is something we are up against right now. >> absolutely. time is essential especially when we are dealing with this deadly virus. we see we still have over a thousand deaths a day, so it's a critical aberration between the nba and inhale-- yale university. instead of taking a suave and swabbing your nose which is uncomfortable we take a sample of your saliva and send it to a lab and you can get results back in as little as three hours. faster turnaround, safer, cheaper and allows to detect asymptomatic, so we can get people back to school and back to work and maybe back to sports earlier.

jillian: doctor, is there enough testing right now or studies on it i should say to know if it's as accurate as the nasal swab? >> so far it's been shown to have good sensitivity. they tested it on many of the nba players, both the nasal swab and also the saliva test at the same time to make sure the results we were getting were similar in so far they were promising results and matched up for the most part. that's very reassuring to we tend to lose some sensitivity, but overall found to be very useful, beneficial and accurate and hopefully we can use that not just in sports and schools, but other people that want to get back to work. it only takes about three hours, no more than a day usually, but we want to get to the point of a rapid point with results in about 15 minutes. jillian: before we let you go, there's a community college in ohio that has had no covid-19

cases in the three months after safely reopening. how are they doing this? i mean, this is an example of how it can be done. >> exactly. basically, they followed the cdc guidelines and before they reopened they may chose there were as low prevalence of the virus in the community and then prioritized which students needed to be on campus, which students could study from home online. the limited the number of students on campus and limited staff and teachers and follow the basic rules. everyone was required to wear a mask. they did temperature checks which were not even that cdc requirement. they enforced social distancing, limited class sizes from 10 to 12 people and nature they cleaned and disinfected the classroom after every use and that little things like hand sanitizer, making sure you stay home if you're sick, pointing students

and teachers if they needed to be tested and together they kept the number of cases low and hopefully this trial and error they did, they can use for the winter and the fall semester to keep this number of cases down. hopefully they will have continued success. jillian: dr. janette nesheiwat, as always, thank you for joining us. >> think you. todd: speaker pelosi calling the house back to dc as democrats try to force the postmaster general to testify. so, is the postal service really in crisis or is the left looking for a scapegoat? republican governor mark green joins us next find your keys.

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convention kicking out today and for the first time ever its virtual. todd: joe biden expected to appear from his basement as president trump hits the road. jillian: giff jenkins's life in wilmington, delaware, with the preview. reporter: herein wilmington rather than minnesota because joe biden will accept his party's nomination a few blocks from where i'm standing, but instead this convention unlike any other in history and i have been covering these since 1996, will be mostly online with today's lineup seem we the people. bernie sanders, andrew cuomo. one republican former governor of ohio john kasich a critic of president trump. the big star of the night former first lady michelle obama. sanders over the weekend was talking about that he believes it's the democrat party that made progress in terms of being more progressive.

>> on all the ideas we have been campaigning, understanding health care is human right, the need to raise the minimum wage to at least $15 an hour, that understanding climate change is a threat, we have made enormous progress in bringing the american people and our direct and. reporter: neither biden nor harris made any public appearances over the weekend nor do they have any on the schedule today. president trump not sitting still as he's headed to several battleground states starting today in minnesota and then he will go to wisconsin by the end of today and tomorrow arizona and thursday pennsylvania. he you will hear him in a few hours at 8:00 a.m. calling into "fox & friends". i'm sure he will have a lot to say about the dnc kickoff. jillian: i'm sure he will. thank you. todd: the term campaign is planning a nightly recap after the dnc highlighting what it calls radical socialism on the

left. it will include panelists and commentary from team trumpet starts at 11:00 p.m. eastern on the campaign website. jillian: lisa booth says that the biden administration would be a liberal as far left leaders take over the democratic party. listen. >> supported the hyde amendment for decades and was supposed to taxpayer punted-- taxpayer-funded abortion and faced 24 hours of criticism and that's all it took for him to change his deeply held belief. he said china was not a threat and a month later said china was. this is joe biden, he doesn't believe anything so if you are bernie sanders or aoc, you view him as someone you can twist and used to your advantage and joe biden has shown that he's receptive to that. todd: nancy: the calling on how

spammers to return to capitol hill to address the quote postal service crisis. jillian: house oversight committee is calling on the postmaster general to testify next week after protesters showed up at his home up there we can. tennessee congressman mark a green is on the committee and joins us with what we can expect in the coming days. thank you for being here, sir. >> thanks for having me. jillian: this conversation has ramped up over the last week or so. you question if we are trying to do too much with so little time before the election when it comes to mail in ballots in the postal service's. is there not enough time? >> 446 days they have got to either change their voting dates or, i mean, do something because there isn't enough time for them to go back and get in for election. look at new york caroline maloney's district, don't think it's been decided yet, i

mean, it was june 23, and mail in ballots are coming in. it's ridiculous to think it would be acceptable for our presidency. todd: democrats say the president is up to something and they are not happy. listen. >> efforts the postmaster general are taking has to do is sabotaging and stealing an election. >> donald trump does not want universal mail-in voting because he believes it will compromise his ability to win. >> if he refuses to appear, he should be stamped return to sender >> they are accusing the president of disenfranchising voters. is that what the president is trying to do here? >> absolutely not. at first it was the russia probe. then the molar investigation, the impeachment sham and looking into trump's financial holdings, his tax returns. they've done nothing but weapon eyes this

oversight committee against president trump and that's what they are doing to force their agenda for mailing the voting. they are basically going to hold this hearing against the president. it's insane. of the postal service lost $8.8 billion last year. we should be looking into waste, fraud and abuse. as far as an urgent need to fix it for november, covid-19 has been a horrible thing for our country, but thanks to $2.9 billion in package revenue and don't need that 10 billion we loaned them from the cares act until the fall 2021, so they are not an emergent crisis right now. we don't need this oversight hearing for anything other than another conspiracy theory. jillian: how does this play out? >> we will have another hearing with a lot of theatrics or do you will emotional pleas for

every single person to count. look, we had a hearing in tennessee in our supreme court looked at it. it's clear covid-19-- if you can stand in line to buy groceries, you can stand in line to vote or you can do an absentee ballot. as opposed to a mass mailing where five people lived in that apartment over the last 10 years in all five ballots goes to that house and one person send them in. they can see. they know what they are trying to do. todd: sir, we appreciate your time. congressman mark green, thank you for getting up with us and elucidating as i was going out with the postal service. >> thank you. jillian: let's go to a number of things. i know you are watching the wild the fires out west with a triple digit temperatures out there. adam, what is it looking like?

reporter: it's going to be more of the same. we continue to see it hot maybe helping to fuel some of the wildfires. 130 degrees yesterday, extreme heat. something similar again across the west coast. we see heat watches, warnings and advisories from arizona up the west coast with a large area where heat in summer time lingering. forecast highs in the phoenix area again up over 115 degrees. 126 that the value. close to 110 degrees north in california. actual temperatures. it's hot across the country and i will leave you with our forecasted highs. 90s, 100 degrees, it's been feeling a bit cooler on the east coast 80 degrees is the forecasted high in a new york city, so maybe gestate hint of fall on the east coast, but that

is not the case across the country. todd: plus on the west coast you have a lot of dust kicking up making it tough to breathe, so please stay safe. jillian: thanks, adam. 66 million-dollar covid-19 field hospital and why some local officials defended. todd: preserving one homes history with jail cells in the basement. sale price to lock in this unique listing

todd: chicago leaders pasting scrutiny over an emergency hospital for covid-19 patients. it was set up in the early days of the pandemic. jillian: we are breaking down those numbers. reporter: good morning. chicago taxpayers spent

$66 million to set up a covid emergency hospital that only took in 38 patients. if you do the math its $1.7 million per patient local officials are defending the move with one even saying it's something i'm incredibly proud of. of the money was not spent in the vein. the hospital only 3000 that an equipment is now in storage, but so far they say that it was an emergency measure and were suspending all that money. i'm not sure chicago taxpayers are on board with that. todd: we have a pepperoni problem and i'm not happy about it. reporter: i learned today that julian is a vegetarian. jillian: you just learn to that? reporter: i did not know. it's disturbing news with pizza places across the country say pepperoni supplies are tight and now they are paying sometimes double.

a shop in south dakota was playing $2.87 a pound in january 19 and now they are paying $4.97 a pound. new york city $4 to about $6 and if you are workers at the processing plant, also turns out pepperoni is a more difficult meet to process. todd: pork processing plants, pepperoni parts per pound. good work. jillian: plain pizza. thanks, cheryl. this home is for sale. it's not over the 350,000 dollars price tag, but the nine cell jail in the basement. todd: the home built in 1875 apparently served as a local sheriff's office before it was renovated. people joke it must be haunted. the listing calling the jail the best part with

amazing possibilities which leads me too the favorite old stadium had a jail cell i think. jillian: it did. todd: the president hitting the trail as biden stays in the basement. beverly hallberg says democrats want him to avoid tough questions. jillian: good morning. reporter: hello. you just mentioned president trump. he will join us live this morning at 8:00 a.m. we will talk to him about his roadshow that started today, the same day as joe biden's big show. what's up with that? also on debt, apparently nancy pelosi wants the house to return to capitol hill. we will have the latest from congressman doug collins. plus john durand's investigation into the origins of the russia

probe, but many in the media either ignored or dismissed the development. former congressman trey goudy sounds off on that. in a small show of support making a big impact. meet some homeowners from a nevada neighborhood who decided to light their homes and blue to show their support for the police. how cool is that. we have a big show kicking off in 15 minutes right here on the channel you trust for your morning news. todd and jillian are back in a couple. you are watching "fox & friends first" ♪ ♪ the open road is open again.

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todd: welcome back. the biting campaign

keeping circuits off the airway head up today's convention and the presumptive nominee staying out of the spotlight, so how much longer can this strategy work? beverly hallberg joins me now to weigh in. beverly, thank you for being here. when do you see biden hit in the airway and the trails? >> like you said, for this convention it will be virtual so we won't see any authentic moments we normally see during a convention, but the question is with a 77 days until the election will the committee-- the media continue to give joe biden a pass. i think what americans want is not only to know his position especially since he has moved left, but also if he has the cognitive ability to answer questions, while so the convention will give us everything we typically get, people are looking for him to answer questions and i'm looking forward to the

debate next month. i think that's when people want to make a decision seeing how joe biden does on the stage. todd: new jersey governor is part of the biden campaign and he's defending biden over his lack of interviews. >> i'm sure the vice president between now and election day will be up to his eyeballs in interviews and debate. balancing public health with democracy is something we have to get right and i believe he has gotten it right so far. todd: is murphy right? i mean, will we be up to our eyeballs in biden all joking aside in front of our tvs, on our radius and it print between now and november 3? >> i hope so. it seems the strategy since the coronavirus hit has been to hide him at his home in delaware and the time he's come out and spoken, it has not gone well so in many ways the strategy of the biting campaign which is

to do as little press as possible has worked out well for them. the pandemic has given them that cover, but i'm not sure the american people will stand for this much longer. biden will have to be more than that candidate that is not trump and that means answering tough questions. jillian: over the next two weeks is a tale of two very different conventions with president trump said to participate every single day of the rnc and everyone but biden will participate every day at the dnc. biden participating at the end. does the biden run the risk of hiding behind covid or are the american people ultimately going to reward the strategy because they are also scared of covid and aren't going to reward the president for being there all four days? >> people are concerned about covid, but at the same time we see a country opening back up.

we have to learn how to live with the pandemic and abiding needs to reflect that. it will be a striking difference between the two conventions with the biden only coming out on the final night whereas when you see president trump he loves rallies and i think the convention is an ultimate rally for him. he won't just be there for the accepted speech, he will be peppered throughout the virtual convention setups, so i think people will see a striking difference, but will people learn anything new, i don't think so. watch for the debates that starts september 29. todd: that is the key take away. beverly hallberg. we appreciate your time. busy two weeks ahead. jillian: eight minutes and tell the top of our. a member of the squad adds fuel to the fire. >> there needs to be unrest in the streets for as long as there is unrest in our lives. jillian: social media response to that statement plus how sweet

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violence congresswoman and squad member ayanna pressly is calling for unrest in order to get the attention of the trump backing members of congress. todd: carley shimkus here with the response to the congresswoman's call to action. carley? carley: that's right. good morning. no evidence that pressly is calling for no other than peaceful protesting: rapid response director steve guess firing out a tweet saying unhinged. squad member, democrat congresswoman ayanna pressley calling for targeting gop officials with unrest in the streets. please citizen the prompt there biden calls her really smart. does he condone her call for violence directed at republicans? sorry about that. in the same interview congresswoman presley encouraged voters to make phone calls and send emails and show up which are all, of course, nonviolent forms of protest, guys.

jillian: carley is, their price gouging going on in the nba bubble? >> yeah. it appears. so and it appears that miami heat player jimmy butler is turning into a ba list that inside the bubble. take a listen to how much is he charging for a single cup of coffee. >> i'm working on my coffee skills after my career i'm opening my coffee shop. right now i'm charging 20 bucks a cup. people here can afford it. carley: $20 a cup no matter the size, small, medium, large. cash only. no ious. kind of hard to get a expect of coffee in the hotel they are stay in. bought a french press and capitalizing off the supply and demand issue. todd: like my gas station all sizes $1. that's $19 difference. amazing come back story. alex smith literally could have died following this injury.

carley: yeah. this is unbelievable. nothing short of amazing. washington quarterback alex smith celebrating with his family after he was cleared to play following a leg injury that almost cost him his life. smith broke his leg back in 2018. because of an infection he required 17 surgeries doctors to not only worried about amputate but he returned to the field despite the incredible odds against him. former washington quarterback joe theisman who also suffered a career ending broken leg in 1985 says smith is already the comeback player of the year. i'm sure lots of people will agree with that guys. jillian: great to see. love that. todd: look at that form right there it looks like he has solid leg movement. don't forget to set your dvr 4:00 a.m. every weekday morning so you don't miss a minute of

"fox & friends first." jillian: president trump is going to be joining "fox & friends" at:00 eastern to stay tuned for that. todd: my guess is he is going to answer questions and take longer than a few minutes. i have think he is going to be on there for a while. that's my prediction. jillian: startjill "fox & friends," starts right now. bye-bye. >> democratic national convention kicking off today. joe biden, kamala harris and more than a dozen former rivals teaming up to lay out a virtual vision for the future of their party. >> this is a critical moment. biden has been content to stay in the basement in wilmington. acceptance speech is he going to have to say this is why you ought to vote for me. >> protesters shoot fireworks at them in what was declared a riot overnight. >> we see what's happening throughout the united states. most specifically to communities governed by democratic mayors. >> speaker of the house nancy pelosi is reportedly ready to call everyone back to figure out how to fund the postal service. >> if the democrats feel like this is a big