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your day with us. in a few hours donald trump headed to kenosha, wisconsin where he is delivered to a longer message in that city. jillian: joe biden is blaming the president of the uptick in violence nationwide. todd: the war of words. >> reporter: the governor of wisconsin asking the president to reconsider this visit feeling it would cause division, donald trump is going to kenosha later this morning to praise law enforcement's response to last week's unrest. >> a tremendous fan of law enf governor says i shouldn't come or he would prefer that i not come i am the one that called him and said you got to bring out the national guard. he agreed to a small number, the small number was plenty. >> you are right, it is indeed

amounting to a war of words and it is escalating, his first in-person campaign event of the general election joe biden travel to pittsburgh blaming the president for the violence in the streets and asking the crowd if anyone believes there will be less violent if donald trump is reelected. >> he doesn't want to shed light, he wants to generate heat, he is stroking violence in our cities. fires are burning and we have a president who fans the flames rather than fighting the flames. but we must not burn. >> reporter: the president punched back in the interview last night with laura ingraham getting out on the campaign trail. >> he is a weak person, he has been week all his life but then he is really week. biden wasn't going to come out of his basement until the election, now he had to because the polls are so for me, now he had to because the polls are different. >> reporter: as for today's it is important to note, between

the president and members of jacob blake's family, a gathering planned at the site of blake's shooting but see what develops. todd: thank you. >> the attorney for the team facing first-degree murder charges in the deadly shooting during a kenosha protest claims it was self-defense. kylewittenha kylewittenhaus's lawyer says it began when he tried to put out a fire. >> began screaming that he needs to be killed and they were going to kill him, started religiously hunting him as pray as he ran down the street something to history. >> it was fired in his direction, that is when he was attacked by another protester and he fired his gun. todd: protests nationwide, chad wolf slamming portland leaders blaming federal agents for the unrest saying reasonable americans know the truth.

>> the idea the president or this administration with the department of homeland security is somehow the reason with the cause behind this violence is absurd. the department has been at this is july particularly in portland addressing the violent rioting and looting and anarchists targeting the federal building, we've been at this for some time. most reasonable understand what is going on, because is local officials, state officials not taking it seriously enough from day one. when there's violence in your community you need to restore law and order right away. jillian: chaos on the coast, tag chaos in portland overnight. todd: la deputies killed a black man police say attacked an officer. jackie ibanez live with the overnight developments. jillian: a lot going on, massive crowds in los angeles, police

after two deputies shot and killed a black man. officials say the man was riding a bike when they tried to stop him but that man ran. the la county sheriff says he got in a fight with deputies and pulled out a gun before police shot him, tension faring as protesters led the city's outside marching to the sheriff's office, black lives matter mobilizing the protest saying it was, quote, all hands on deck. meanwhile police in portland declaring a riot as fires sit in the streets, crowds marching to ted wheeler's house calling for his resignation. that was right outside the place, the group setting up fireworks near his home coming days after a man was killed near clashes between pro-trump supporters and counter protesters. aaron j daniels son was a member of patriot prayer. some officials express

condolences for his death. oregon governor kate brown blamed patriot prayer for inciting violence. the group's founder defending his friend. >> this is their attempt to justify murdering him in cold blood on the streets. this is the attempt of the far left to dehumanize people so we don't treat them like humans. >> in an exclusive interview with laura ingraham donald trump says americans are tired of the lack of law and order. >> i think the people of portland and the people of oregon. i know it is a liberal state considered liberal, they are tired of it, tired of living with this curse. >> governor kate brown called on law enforcement agencies to help de-escalate violence. some of those agencies are not going to help out. >> a lot going on thank you.

>> the mayor of washington dc demanding action against violent protesters. muriel bowser slamming the us local attorney for not prosecuting is arrested ready and part, quote, when violent criminals are not held accountable for setting fires and destroying and vandalizing property they are emboldened to escalate the collectivity. the attorney's offices it has never turned down the case with sufficient evidence. this is dcs police chief revealed 70% of arrested protesters were from outside the city. jillian: overnight of firefighters killed while battling a wildfire in northern california. injured receiving treatment. the first responders working to gain the upper hand on the august complex fire which is consumed, 200,000 acres of the forest north of sacramento. >> the couple who pointed guns at black lives matter protesters knew the family was home appear in court for the first time. mark and patricia mccloskey did not answer a plea during the brief hearing.

mccloskey says protesters not down and i engaged and ignored a no trespassing sign as they marched through the neighborhood. there attorney says he is, quote, convinced with absolute certainty that no crime was committed. that coupled to back in court next month. later this hour senior policy analyst for the independent women's forum will be here to discuss their case. >> nancy pelosi says the trump administration's decision to scale back in person election security briefings is endorsing russian meddling. >> very clear the president wants, invites, appreciates russia's involvement in our election. we don't want to vladimir putin deciding who the next president is. we want the american people to decide that. this president thinks otherwise. >> director of national intelligence john ratcliff told congress last week he would provide written briefings until

after the election to cut down on weeks. ratcliff is not denied russia is trying to interfere but insists china is the greater threat. >> rick grenell knows firsthand how big an issue, setting the record straight about the latest. >> we are still able to give all of the information to politicians on threats. they will get everything they always have gotten, they should be well prepared. putting it in writing will hopefully minimize the leaks. we have a real crisis with weeks. career intelligence officials applaud this move. they don't want to go to:brief politicians because their words are manipulated and their careers are ruined. >> acting chairman marco rubio calls congressional leaks a historic crisis but that his committee still needs to continue receiving briefings. 3 top democrats face aggressive challengers in key primaries in massachusetts. ed marky against congressman joe

kennedy, closely watched senate race on the house side. ways and means committee chair richard neil taking on alex morse, 31-year-old mayor. congressman stephen lind running against doctor robbie goldstein. lynch has held his seat since 2001. >> 11 minutes after the hour, joe biden slamming donald trump over unrest in america. >> does anyone believe there will be less violence in america if donald trump is reelected? todd: will his message work with the voters? violence has been building long before trump took office. she joins us next.

jillian: welcome back, joe biden

embracing law and order and condemning the nationwide unrest and last-minute visit to pennsylvania. >> reporter: rights raging on american streets, the democratic nominee waiting until now to deliver his message so is too little too late? great to have you here as always, let's listen to the back and forth between biden and trump. >> he is stroking violence in our cities. fires are burning and we have a president who fans the flames rather than fighting the flames. >> people that are getting hurt they don't care about, they don't care about these people. it is a weird thing, warped minds. >> putting aside the fact that the phrase is stoking violence, not stoking violence which is been getting me fired up all morning long, biden's message going to resonate with the swing state undecided voters? >> they are hoping so. the unfortunate thing is donald trump is in charge but he's

clearly going to say that it is biden's american biden will say this trump's america, the reality this has been an american building up for quite some time including even under the obama administration. where are the pastors of the mega churches, the spiritual leaders, why is it no politician can condone the violence and make it stop? that should tell us there is lack of leadership across the board that doesn't start and begin with one president whether joe biden under his administration that had police brutality cases or donald trump. i don't like how donald trump is handling this but to be fair about it this has been going on for quite some time. jillian: i'm curious why you don't like why he is handling it but this is something laura ingraham mentioned, there are a

lot of people who don't like the messaging from the president, words he uses, how bold he is if you want to say that but that being said is what is going on in our country right now his fault? >> again this goes on america as a whole, every leader prior to him, leaders on the local level, leaders on the federal level in congress, those who been in congress democrats and republicans the last 20 or 30 years that have done nothing about this problem so it's not on one person. it's ridiculous to say what is going on in america right now goes on one person. is he making a better? know. do i think democrats are making a better, no. i think right now to be honest with you this is a mess all the way around and this is why we are seeing the frustration we are building up from democrats and republicans with this frustration on lack of leadership. >> let's get to the horse race part of this. look at the latest poll from emerson out of massachusetts and you can see presidential preference much tighter than it was just a few months ago,

perfect frankly just a few weeks ago. does biden still hold the upper hand as those previous polls had earlier indicated? >> i never want to believe in the polls. i was sitting in this same seat in 2016 and found out no one knows anything. what i think the major concern is donald trump has been on the ground organizing. joe biden has to figure out a way to organize that side of the basement, whether he has to put on 6 different masks. he has to figure out some type of way to engage with the people because that is an advantage to donald trump. do i think he should be having rallies without masks? now but at the end of the day he is engaging with folks, meeting folks in the swing states. of joe biden wants to have a chance he has to do something because it is hurting him for sure. >> there are a lot of issues that are really important to people, coronavirus, violence, the economy, what will be the biggest one when people are making that vote?

>> the biggest one is collective. people are always concerned about the economy. at this point to be honest, the people who are for donald trump or not, joe biden has to get people to vote for him and not just donald trump and that will -- against donald trump and that the the challenge in november but it is anybody's race at this point. >> you come up with the book of quotes because you have the most colorful language and so powerful because it cuts to the heart of the matter. we like having you on. time, 19 after the hour. a police officer crawling under a car to save the young girl's life, the dramatic rescue caught on camera. jillian: philadelphia mayor caught eating indoors out of state while bending it in his own city. people are fired up. how the mayor is defending himself this morning.

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>> welcome back, philadelphia's mayor catching heat after he was pictured dynein doors and maryland despite restrictions in his own city. 's office said he was visiting a friend's restaurant, the mayor tweeting i felt the risk was low because the county i visited had fewer than 800 covid-19 cases, 33,000 cases in philadelphia. regardless i understand the frustration. as you might imagine we asked if you thought this was a double standard, many of you didn't.

pamela hosting always double standards from politicians, rules do not apply to them. masks for us. >> nick says do as i say not as i do. >> betty writing shame on him. i'm pretty sure betty did a finger wag. jillian: i talked to some friends one restaurant in philadelphia, they are really upset about this, fired up, they have been complying with all the rules, trying to figure out how to keep their businesses going and you see that. todd: a slap in the face 100%. >> the head of new york city schools pushing to cancel state texts because of covid-19. telling a townhall it wouldn't be fair to students in a mixed instructional environment, city schools are set to open next week with the blended in person and online classes, the state previously canceled math and english exams. libby evans, senior editor at the post-millennial says what we are seeing in new york city a wake-up call for parents across the country. >> parents need to pay attention to what their kids are learning in school and for too long parents of just been trusting

that the educational system is teaching history and science and normal things and instead what is going on is the entire educational infrastructure from the top down in new york city begins with the chancellor, pushing this stuff into the classroom, pushing it onto teachers and push it on to students and what they are telling students is they are not equal, that some students are oppressors and other students are victims, they are responsible for an entire system of racism, that they are meant to do something about this in a systemic way. >> in the next hour new york post columnist joins us with her warning claiming the left is using covid-19 to get rid of standardized testing. todd: a group of college students went to professors who went to a pro-police rally to be fired. local media reporting and activist group made a list of 19

demands for skidmore college after the rally in july, the demands include 0-tolerance for racism and electricity campus police records. the new york college president said they would consider it as part of an ongoing community dialogue. >> an officer rescues a little girl trapped in an overturned car and the tense moments were caught on camera. >> i got it. jillian: ohio police officer crawling on top of debris to reach the little girl. todd: the car rollover when her father slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting another car. they both suffered minor injuries. how scared the little girl was and relieved to be rescued. time is 26 after the hour. more fire and violence in portland overnight hours after joe biden warns donald trump has liberal cities. jillian: biden is only speaking out now because he is concerned about votes. he joins us live next.

>> the democrats in america right now that it is okay for you to rob someone's store but if you opens door to put food on your table you are going to go to jail, you're going to be arrested, you're going to lose your business license, that is the democrats america. they lost control to the radical left. >> donald from junior describing the chaos inside the democrats's america, the democratic nominee has a different message blaming it on donald trump instead. >> the simple truth is donald trump failed to protect america. the violence we are seeing in donald trump's america is getting worse and you know why, because donald trump adds fuel to every fire because he won't stand up to any form of violence. >> joining me to weigh in in tom homan. great to have you. what do you make of joe biden

and the democrats projecting the violence in democrat run cities on to donald trump? >> too little too late, he only started speaking a week ago because polls are showing this issue is hurting him. the only time he chose to speak up is for the election and votes. they don't care about safety and security in those cities, he would've spoken a month ago like the president has. you can't blame the person in the white house for the riots. it is democratic-controlled mayors and governors whose response to this violence has been defund the police, take money from the police, tie their hands. if they want biden for president he needs to take full responsibility for failing to protect the children of los angeles, failing to protect the nightclub people in orlando, to take response ability for the ferguson riots. this is something mayors and

governors who -- they think chaos will help them defeat donald trump in november. mike: democrat leaders in their respective geographical areas who refuse federal help to stop the violence in their cities. here are some of those democratic leaders talking about their turning down the help. >> i have offered to send in the national guard. i offered to send anybody they want. >> we will fight against, the deployment of unnamed federal agents onto our streets. >> before federal troops got here violence was way down. >> we cannot have secret police. i cannot believe i have to say that to the president of the united states. >> hypothetical for you, the president had remained silent, did not offer federal assistance would he still be blamed? >> absolutely and that is a great point. he has offered assistance and they turned it down.

if you're a mayor of the city where people are being killed and businesses - that community. to turn down assistance puts you at fault, it is ridiculous, donald trump is doing everything he can to protect american lives and american businesses. >> the department of homeland security saying a new sanctuary policy in los angeles county will kill innocent people by way of a review, it prohibits la county sheriff from turning anybody over no matter the crime. that is key point. here is what ken cuccinelli said. a no-brainer to put 180 murderers, 750 rapists back on the streets will lead to other murders in that community. people in los angeles will try and be raped because of the sheriff's actions. will ice be abolished in a biden administration? >> ice will be severely under

attack. they will take much of their funding away. as far as the sheriff in los angeles iran on kicking ice out day one. when he became sheriff his first action, his first law enforcement action was kick ice out of his jail. he stopped being a law enforcement officer, stopped being a sheriff and became a politician. i would suggest take the badge off his chest and put it in his desk drawer because he became a politician. law enforcement officer does not release public safety back into the public, his number one responsibility to protect the community and you said he's doing it to protect victims and witnesses to report crimes, when you release public safety threat, especially when it is here illegally he is going to reoffend a very community lives. that decision puts the immigrant community at greater risk of crime. nobody wants to release a bad guide to exact revenge and also

puts the community at greater risk of arrest because ice can't arrest a bad guy in jail, they are going to community where they will find others. this has nothing to do with protecting the community, it is a political move. todd: an eye-opener in los angeles, appreciate your time, jillian over to you. jillian: house democrats planning to subpoena postmaster general lewis d ejoy, carolyn maloney says he refused to turn over information on policy changes and delays at the u.s. postal service, the services will comply with the subpoena which could be issued as soon as tomorrow. and appeals court rejecting michael flynn's bid to throughout charges, the ruling reverses a decision ordering

judge emmet sullivan to drop the case, someone brought in outside counsel to argue against the doj. the full dc circuit court of appeals says that was not improper. finance attorney city powell called the ruling a, quote, disturbing. the rule of law. jed sullivan can now move forward with sentencing or end up dismissing the case. cease-fire now in place between israel and hamas sparking another step towards peace in the middle east. >> following historic treaty between israel and the united arab emirates. live in jerusalem with more on the deal. >> reporter: a major announcement as hamas, the group and control of gaza struck a cease-fire agreement with israel. there have been ongoing tensions for more than a month with ied balloons launched over the border from gaza. and occasional rocket fire. israel responded airstrikes in gaza and the region looks on the brink of another round of violence. as part of deal gaza's 2 million residents will receive covid-19 aid aged will be expanded to normal levels and fuel will enter gaza from israel. most important a $27 million of qatari money will be distributed

there. this summer they had 3 days of electricity due to fuel shortages. a senior hamas official told foxnews they were not optimistic that israel would uphold their end of the agreement but noted covid-19 is very serious right now. they've seen good dozens of cases and is currently in a lockdown. as we've seen in the past these cease-fires can often crumble if the agreements aren't implemented. that was of the security focus back to the north where attacks by the lebanese militant group has will is expected after one of the group's millicent was killed last month in an israeli airstrike in syria. we also saw more airstrikes just south of damascus while israel is not taking credit for the strikes in the past the israelis have targeted iranian proxies operating in syria. todd: thank you. jillian: pope francis canceling all events amid the covid-19 pandemic. italian media reporting the

office that handles his travel, he has not traveled since february, he is staying and working inside that a can see. todd: air force thunderbird flying over las vegas in a show of support, the jets soaring over the strip, you see it right there is the return, the thunderbirds will become frequent flyers because they are forces they will do this every monday as they return from events outside that area. their base of operations, that is not a shock. call it a moment of brotherly love. virginia man asked his brother with down syndrome to be his best man. the heartwarming moment caught on camera. >> will he be my best man? be my best man? >> that excitement is so sweet. josh surprising his brother chris with the question, 420,000 people have seen the video.

>> the second one of those, let's keep them coming, they are awesome this stuff. 38 after the hour. many new york city restaurants close during the pandemic, one café is opening today. the owner joined us next on the challenges he has overcome to do it. >> hard to believe but the fresh prince of bel air turns 30 next month, a big reunion show featuring will smith. ♪ in west philadelphia i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free.

>> washington football team president jason rightfully supports the nfl as it takes over the investigation of sexual harassment allegations, sending a letter to roger goodell that they did not trust the team's probe, release two reports about harassment in a toxic work

environment, it involves daniel snyder. a sweeping probe into jerry falwell's rain as president, he is welcoming it saying he has something to hide. fallout stepping down after a business associate said he had an intimate relationship with prominent christian's wife, falwell acknowledges the affair but denies claims he was involved. >> new york city restaurants hit hard by pandemic closures with 1300 closing their doors in the last 5 months so what's it like to open a new restaurant? my next guest, tyler hollinger is set to open today. so many people are asking what you are thinking. tell me the challenges you have had to overcome? >> bank for having me on the show.

i am blown away. it has been wildly challenging to open a new restaurant under these conditions. not only do we have staff saying they made more money on unemployment than wanting to come back to work which is insane to me but we also have purveyors canceling orders because they are on furlough, shops and factories saying they can't make anything because we are constructing a completely new business. >> you work with local purveyors, farmers, fisheries, orchards, things like that which is amazing. i have you had to change your plan initially because of covid-19. i understand you're doing a cocktail delivery program. is this something you did to change your game a little bit? >> absolutely. we pivoted our strategies from out the gate. we ever premium cocktails in his ago format on the sidewalk which is just incredible on a beautiful summer new york city night but we have our mythology

delivery program which is 5-star delivered to your door once a week. >> one of the big questions is when our new york city restaurants going to open for indoor dining, we are into september and a lot of restaurants, a lot of owners like yourself trying to figure out your fall and winter plan? listens what the mayor said yesterday. >> i do expect, pray for and expect a vaccine in the spring that will allow us all to get more back to normal. it would take a huge step forward to get to that point. that is the truth. >> what would be your message to the mayor? what do you want to tell him? >> it is unfortunate we have somebody who is so insensitive to new york city businesses. the businesses that keep people employed, frankly he has done a terrible job during this pandemic. i live here in new york city and the mismanagement of everything is incredibly saddening. what we need to do is get new

york city back to work, get new york city busy again because this, the greatest city in the world we are not living up to the name. >> there have been 5100 businesses, restaurants and beyond that of closed since march. it has devastated the city. outside of new york, this is going on everywhere but new york especially hit hard. you are having a grand opening today. people want to support your business and they live in the area. where can they find you? >> you should come by for a cocktail. 1 and second avenue. 11:55 second avenue in manhattan, grand opening tonight. going to be beautiful weather, even better people. >> it has been a rough few months to get to this point but thank you for sharing your story and a lot of people echo the sentiments you shared with how you feel about the job. appreciate it, keep us updated. good luck.

todd: a special reunion full of freshness in the works. take a listen. ♪ all about how my life got twisted upside down ♪ i want to take a minute to sit right down and tell you about bel air. >> can we get that? will smith and the cast of the fresh prince of bel air reuniting to celebrate the show's thirtieth anniversary. i feel old. >> we will look back at the iconic sitcom and its cultural impact, set to debut on hbo max around thanksgiving. >> they all look great in that picture, look at them. jillian: 13 after the top of the hour, the salespeople who waved guns at protesters that storm their neighborhood face a judge. >> should the mccloskeys even be charged. the independent woman's forms is the case has high-stakes on how people defend their property coming up. hike!

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>> we are simply anxious to remove all the noise from this case. we are convinced with certainty there was no felony. the prosecutor use this particular case scenario campaign for political gain and that is an ethical violation and should be dealt with. >> the same was couple charged with felony for confronting black lies matter protesters outside their home will be before judge for the first time. >> joining us to weigh in senior policy analyst patrice, thanks for being here. how far did the prosecutor push this case? the law is not on her side? >> she will push it as far as

she can. the politics are against her. the governor would be willing to dismiss charges or at least pardon this couple. i think law enforcement, everyone pretty much as against her on this but she feels her constituents, the people who would vote her into office are people who will be black lies matter supporters so she's taking a stand to set this up as white versus black, this racial dichotomy and unrest and she being the champion for the black lies matter cause. >> here's what kim gardner says defending the charges, it is illegal to waive weapons in a threatening manner at those participating in nonviolent protests and why we are fortunate the situation did not escalate into deadly force this type of conduct is unacceptable in st. louis. how do you see the ending? >> i think it will die quietly. i think if we see some sort of jury trial it wouldn't surprise me if the jury sides with this couple saying wait a minute,

these people felt their lives were threatened, their property in jeopardy, people were trespassing on their private property and the facts will bear that out but at the end of the day the people who will win are the millions of americans who want to defend their property and see this mob protesting is a real and legitimate threat. we have a second amendment right and we should be careful how we exercise it but this is the take away story. todd: interesting to see if there is a chilling effect of those individuals who want to protect their homes and families. joe biden may be out of the basement but is not accepting questions from the media. >> god bless you and may god protect our troops. todd: is biden going to keep of this strategy? to avoid gaps?

>> he will because the media is not holding him accountable. when we look at 2020, 2019 earlier in the race the media ignored joe biden because there were so many other shiny objects, all those contenders that were more interesting and he himself called himself a gaffe machine. now all of a sudden they are ignoring him because i think they want to protect his ability to win and i think it is a missed opportunity and undermines the trust americans have in the media in terms of their bias. if they are not willing to hold him accountable, the president and the administration, the white house decide to cancel one or 2 press briefings the story is there is no coverage or access to the white house. it is hypocrisy on the part of the media but also undermining their ability to be biased in reporting and getting the american people the fact. jillian: a lot of people have

questions, time is winding down and they want questions answered to make up their mind for november and he's not helping himself or them. thank you for your time. todd: in the next hour of "fox and friends first" the fox news alert, unrest out west. protests in los angeles after deputies shoot and kill a black man they say had a gun, more fires in the street, we are live with chaos rocking democrats of these. >> the president going to kenosha to console those who lost -- rachel campos duffy from wisconsin thinks it will be a healing moment, she joins us in the next hour.

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against law enforcement after deputies kill a black man they say had a gun. todd: the blame game, joe biden blasting donald trump for the violence, the president giving it right back in a fox news exclusive interview. >> he wants to generate heat and is stroking violence in our cities. >> he's been we call his life but now he is really week. biden wasn't going to come out of his basement until the election. >> whose america will your family be saving? jillian: college basketball bouncing back with hints they are shooting for march madness tournament. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ we can work it out ♪ we can work it out ♪