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todd: a salon owner frustrated critics who claim she set up nancy pelosi getting her done mask free. >> even from the hot seat the house speaker says she is the one owed an apology. the latest back and forth america controversy. jillian: two month until election day, dueling messages from the campaign trail, biden going on offense as the president vows to protect americans. >> donald trump still doesn't have a plan. where are you? get off twitter. >> for the sick of americans we must uphold the rule of law and defend the american dream for every child in our land. >> new unrest breaking overnight over a police shooting in dc, we are live with a new white house strategy to restore peace. todd: for one man a commitment to serving our country does not fade with age. >> the combat that who just graduated basic training again. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪

jillian: miley cyrus getting started on thursday morning. looks like it is letting up a little bit from the last hour. todd: this site is accurate because we are legally retired -- required to go on but even if we could we won't because we love you people out there. >> the second hour starts right now. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. >> joe biden heading to kenosha for the first time in two years. jillian: on the heels of donald trump's trip to view the damage from violent riots following the police shooting of jacob blake. >> blake as family's reacts to the trump administration's response. >> blake's family speaking out

as joe biden is set to meet with them today reversing course after his campaign said on tuesday he would not go to kenosha for fear causing a tussle on the ground from another former veep says this will bring law enforcement to business owners together. >> we have to heal, put things together, bring people together. i have gotten advice from sitting members of congress and senate as well to go and i should go and i am not going to do anything other than meet with meetings with community leaders as well as business people and other folks in law enforcement. >> biden made the announcement from wilmington, delaware, slamming the president, telling him to get off twitter as donald trump was visiting the other wilmington in north carolina to mark the end of world ii tweeted in a nickname for his opponent writing can you believe what is happening, they give joe questions and reads them an answer. meanwhile attorney general william barr is refusing to speak out on the blake case.

>> the blake case is different from the floyd case. >> what is different? >> floyd was already subdued, incapacitated, in handcuffs and not armed. in the jacob case he was in the midst of committing a felony and he was armed. todd: those comments drawing a strong reaction from blake's uncle. >> there seems to be no sympathy whatsoever for our family, looked as though they were trying to make a scapegoat. the fact of the matter is jake had no weapon on him and was shot 7 times in his back by a police officer. >> biden called for the officer who shot jacob blake to be charged, this will be biden's first visit to wisconsin since october of 2018. we will see what happens. one study shows donors in the badger state are supporting donald trump more than joe biden.

>> thank you very much. >> now we are two months from election day fox news contributor call roses donald trump needs to appeal to a broader group of voters. >> the president's base is with him and no president ever gets elected, nobody ever get elected president on the basis of their base only so the president has to continue to do what he did during the republican convention that is make an appeal for a broader group of people, suburbanites, particularly college-educated women who may like what he's doing but don't like how he is done it. by african-american voters particularly young black males say when 1718-19 i had better prosperity when barack obama was president because of the policies of donald trump. >> karl rove also says some polling showing the president can have an opening for more latino voters support.

>> fox news alert now, said one, breaking right now. a michigan sheriff's corporal killed in an overnight jail attack, the sheriff's office is an inmate attacked wayne county corporal brian searcy when he was on duty at the jail in downtown detroit, the suspect remains in custody. corporal cuc was an 18 year veteran of the force. he leaves behind a wife and a daughter. >> another fox news alert, protesters gathered outside a dc police department after deadly shooting involving officers. >> reporter: 100 demonstrators protested the officer involved shooting death of an 18-year-old black man wednesday. the same organizes in dc are calling for more protests this one, family the man say dion keith was killed at 4:00 pm yesterday. police say the man was shot by

officers during an investigation into an armed man in the area. they say when they got there they encountered several people and when they saw police two of them apparently ran off, started a pursuit. one of the men running pulled out a gun and the officer then shot him according to police, listen. >> we recovered two firearms from the scene so whether or not -- >> was the amana lawrence. >> that will be determined later. we believe the suspect had a gun at the time. >> he was taken to the hospital where he died. at the same time william barr called police targeting black men a false narrative. >> the narrative that the police are on some epidemic of shooting a large black men is a false narrative. very rare from unarmed african-american to be shot by a white police officer. there were 10 cases last year, 6

of them the suspect was attacking the police officer physically. >> meantime donald trump released a memo threatening to cut funding to cities with unrest, he said, quote, to ensure federal funds are neither unduly wasted nor spent in a manner that directly violates the government's promised to protect life, liberty and property. it is imperative the federal government review use of federal funds by jurisdictions that permit anarchy, violence and destruction in american cities. that didn't sit well with andrew cuomo immediately following held a press briefing and said he better have an army of he thinks he is going to walk down the streets of new york, new york is don't want anything to do with him. talking about the president in those comments. >> the owner of a san francisco hair salon where nancy pelosi defied shutdown orders and got her hair done without properly wearing a mask is speaking out. jillian: she talked to tucker carlson. politically the camera footage of her inside the salon was a set up. she says that's not true.

>> there is no way i could have set that up. i had a camera system in there for five years. i didn't go in and turn cameras on as soon as she walked in to set her up. absolutely false. >> he says pelosi's decision to defy orders is total hypocrisy because her salon has been forced to stay close for months. >> it was more hurtful. she has been coming in for quite a while and just to see her come in especially not wearing a mask, this isn't even political. she has been coming in. the fact that she actually came in and didn't have a mask on and i just thought about my staff, people not being able to work and make money and provide for their families and she is in

their comfortably without a mask and feeling safe then why are we shutdown, why am i not able to have clients come in. >> nancy pelosi said she wasn't wearing a mask because they were watching her hair but many people have successfully kept their masks on during that hair washing process, she also says she is the one who is owed an apology while speaking outside a san francisco elementary school just four miles from the salon. >> when they said we are able to accommodate people one person at a time and we can set up the time i trusted that. it turns out it was a setup. the salon owes me an apology for setting me up. >> mark stein says this takes the left's hypocrisy to new heights. >> this is worse now because they are not being bound by the rules they impose on us which is things like getting a haircut, opening the doors of your business, leaving the hats, taking this whole thing not being imposed by the rules they impose on us to a whole new level. >> stein was on fire, not the only example of do as i say not as i do, philadelphia mayor jim

tenney had to apologize for eating endorsing maryland while restaurants remain closed in his state. jillian: fox's chris wallace selected to moderate the first trump biden presidential debate. the fox news sunday 80 received widespread praise after moderating the third debate between hillary clinton and donald trump in 2016, the trump biden debate is set for september 20 ninth. todd: biden will answer mister wallace's questions. jillian: a new video of living in chicago as the city faces a record $1 billion shortfall. anthony napolitano sounds off on state leaders next. >> how david blaine flies over the desert in a breathtaking stunt you don't want to miss. honey honey? new nyquil severe honey is maximum strength

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jillian: the city of chicago, $1.2 billion. >> this is the city deals with rights including estimated cost $60 million. joining me to react is anthony napolitano, thanks for being here. looks like the law-abiding people of chicago are going to have to do really deep to pay for what the looters did in light of these failed policies of chicago city leaders. is that an accurate assessment? >> these are scary times which if you work the actuarial's in the city of chicago from the last administration you knew we would have a pretty large budget deficit in the billions and this looting on top of it is going to be the kick in the teeth. it is going to be an all hands on deck situation for city council and the mayor's office going forward to get ahead of this?

jillian: how important is it the looters who are doing a lot of damage to different stores and places in the city how important is it they are held accountable? >> that accountability is the only justice chicagoans need right now. they need to feel pride and strengthen their city again and this will be put on the state attorney's office that these criminals are going to be prosecuted and do the time for the crime they committed. the shot in the arm the city needs that you can't get away with these acts. it is definitely needed right now. >> interesting to see if chicago follows what we've seen in so many other cities across the country where people do the crime and 24 hours later are back on the street. with that said we have good

news, crime stats in chicago for the month of august showing a decrease in murders and shootings, homicides dropping 45%, there you see on your screen. is this proof positive that operation legend is working? >> funny thing about the statistics is we are comparing chicago's ability july to chicago's august. the real comparison should be done of the crime in august of 2020, we are up 72% for people being shot and if you compare it with the crime of people shot and killed in 2020-2019 up 37%. always good to see a decrease month-to-month but overall the crime is getting ahead of everything else in the city of chicago. we need to take a stand. jillian: what do you think needs to happen to get the city back on track? >> i go on all these shows constantly, it is becoming a little bit on the redundant side. what i am saying is we need help. the city of chicago can't do this alone. our police department can't do it alone. jillian: wise no one listening? >> i don't know.

me and a couple others call for the governor of the state of illinois to bring in the national guard and we were told it was a budget issue. we are past budget issue, we put $43 million into a hospital in the city of chicago that serve 12 patients and now we are worried about the budget issue of bringing in the national guard to save people's lives and businesses, build commerce in the city of chicago. if we are not acting right away we will lose the city. it is artie happening. i don't know why people aren't listening. i know this is an election issue, nobody wants to make the president look like he is successful before his election. i'm tired of it. the city of chicago is tired of it and won't stand for it anymore. you've got to save our city and these businesses and these people's lives. jillian: i can hear the frustration in your voice, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. todd: new hope for a potential

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jillian: welcome back. a new study shows covid-19 antibodies last longer than initially believed. doctor jeanette joins us with the implications for a potential vaccine. thank you for being here. the new study says the antibodies last four months, what does this mean? >> what they found in the new

england journal of medicine they took 30,000 patients who tested positive for coronavirus and followed them and showed the antibodies peaked at two months and plateaued at four months. what it tells us is we might have hope with success as far as a vaccine is concerned because our antibodies and reaction to covid-19 disease mimics that of how a vaccine good work. how long we would be protected if we were protect if you had antibodies, we don't know about protection to see the disease again, we have a lot of unanswered questions, four months is better than a few weeks. if the vaccine is effective for four or five months we will take it for now. >> the cdc set the goal, they

rapidly make preparations to implement large-scale distribution of covid-19 vaccines and where are we on this timeline, how long would it take to be distributed to every day folks? >> because of a program called operation warp speed we are able to get this vaccine out on the market earlier. normally takes years to get a vaccine on the market peoria getting it done in less than two years. phase 1, phase 2 to make the fact seen safe and effective, we don't want to cause harm to a

healthy population, to make sure we go through all the phases and make sure it works, not only does it not have any side effects but in a couple months by november we are expected to have the first batches of vaccine on the market if phase 3, significant side affects coming in the next few months not only will we have the covid-19 vaccine but the flu vaccine so this is important as we approach the cold winter months proving it is safe and effective. sean: here is doctor anthony fauci. >> by the time we get to the end of this calendar year, we have a safe and effective vaccine. jillian: the trump administration is trying to use it with the election but when you hear something like that from doctor anthony fauci who believes we will have a vaccine what does that say to you?

>> the top infection and expert. and no shortcuts being taken. the only shortcut being taken in regards to manufacturing and financial loss but the vaccine is showing promise. we need to focus on distribution, to mass amounts of people, the huge issue, we don't want to have the vaccine ready to go but don't have the syringes and other tools we need. we need to focus on preparing for distribution and just shows what our country can do. jillian: we are out of time, thank you for joining us, safe and effective.

rob: a deadly police shooting in the nation's capital, what we know about this confrontation. russia targeting far left groups ahead of the election. russia is using them to further fuel unrest.

todd: we are back with a fox news alert, protesters gathering outside washington police station after deadly shooting involving officers who say they are responding to calls from an unarmed man, several people around a car, two tried to run. dion k pulled out a gun during the chastened was taken to the hospital where he later died. two other suspects were arrested. the officers involved reportedly on administrative leave. the kremlin targeting black lives matter and black voters on social media ahead of the election.

>> by the russians to so discord, distrust and exploit the decisiveness in this country and they are messaging black lives matter. >> facebook revealing russia created a news outlet complete with fictional editors. todd: jody highest joins us to weigh in. what is this revolution by death rate, but foreign interference in our elected officials. >> getting on top of this, two months, not a great deal of time, it does give us some opportunity to get in front of this. the attempt to communicate black lives matter, antifa, russia and

other countries realize these organization attempting to undermine our country. trying to feed that by giving more misinformation to them and throw gas on the fire. >> it was largely unsuccessful in facebook and unwitting journalists, people who we be leave have been contacted by his network. what is the danger, and articles about this. any stories about it. >> to reach out to those, they were contacted by this fake agency.

and stakeholders to put the alert on, put the brakes on before it has any significant influence. i've not seen strong evidence of great influence made in altering the previous elections and make sure it doesn't occur this time either. the greater threat is in our own country with the attempts to utilize universal mail in ballots and lack of voter id which are of greater concern when it comes to potential voter fraud while at the same time obviously we have to keep a handle on what is happening with foreign countries and their attempts to interfere as well. todd: your committee subpoenaing the postmaster general for withholding documents from congress. a 2-part question, what documents do democrats hope to

find the smoking gun and will they find it? >> i don't believe they are going to find it. we had a hearing with the postmaster general two weeks ago, extremely cooperative, trying to help and give as much information as he could. he's trying to get all the information himself together. to have tons of documents produced and returned to the committee, totally unrealistic so honestly no way for him to accomplish that type of thing but they are fishing for anything they can get that they believe will provide them with the ability to continue going for the president and the republicans trying to utilize the post office in a negative way were just the opposite,

really what is taking place and the democrats are trying to undermine the upcoming election. not just based on political parties but a few months ago they passed by heroes act which has universal mail in ballots and the inability for states to have voter id, to figure out where these ballots are going and who is using and ballot harvesting. they are trying to use these types of things to influence the upcoming election, they know they can't beat donald trump until they influence this greatly. we are having a government shutdown at the end of the month. in the last minute mad dash to fund the government, nancy

pelosi will through these type of election altering pieces of legislation in the mix and then dare republicans not to vote to fund the government, this is the type of thing we can expect. jillian: a lot to keep tabs on and i know you will be doing that. janice dean busy tracking omar and nana. >> janice: nana will make landfall across believes in the next several hours after a strong tropical storm, still has time, moving inland right now, that is the good news, we still deal with potential heavy rainfall and strong winds and there is omar weakening and not going to affect anyone. we call it a fish storm.

it is peak season. we are watching a couple waves come off the coast of africa by the area in orange, we might have to watch for the us but we have many days ahead of us to prepare. in other whether news the threat for strong storms including philadelphia, dc, baltimore, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. the heat returns the midwest, extreme heat with temperatures over 100 degrees, could be dangerous not only in terms of temperature and wildfire danger into the weekend. i thought it was friday today. rob: a punch in the gut. i was definitely going to correct her. jillian: thursday better than tuesday. todd: a combat veteran whose age

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>> i hope they do because universities have to have a way to figure out whether their incoming students have the aptitude to succeed. i'm not saying the current act and sat are the current way to do that, i have issues with them but teachers union has its way our students won't be taking standardized tests anymore. americans need to realize things are never what they seem to be in our education system in these organizations who brought this suit, they are using covid-19 to push their agenda. stat shocked0 us colleges and universities do not already require the act or sat for fall of 21. what is a world without standardized tests mean for higher education you like you alluded to but on a bigger picture their professional lives going forward? >> what frightens me is this dumb down our schools even more,

and agenda to bring down the educational excellence in this country and that's my biggest fear. if we eliminate tests it becomes easier for special-interest groups to get in at the expense of those who have the aptitude to do well. this is not good. we need to up our standards, not lower them. todd: here's a statement from them. appropriate and comprehensive policy. could a ruling like this hurt diversity as the system alleges? >> diverse city should never be an excuse to discriminate against top-rated students who

worked hard to earn university spots based on merit. everyone should have the equal right to earn a spot based on merit because taxpayers are funding them. i'm nervous about this. there is an interior motive going on here. >> i don't understand the statement or the lawsuit. having gone through part of the system, you are a big school choice advocate. how big will school choice be in the election? >> school choice is the number one issue because they are realizing. and indoctrination for public school.

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jillian: welcome back. stock market rally, the s&p and nasdaq hitting record highs as the dow jones hit a historic high for february. todd: more on the gains. >> reporter: it has been crazy, the markets. an incredible day for all three

major indices, the dow closed above 29,000, gaining 450 points, the tech heavy nasdaq jumping 12,000, another new record, the s&p hitting a fresh record. a new york times report, and manufacturing data going forward. on foxbusiness, wasn't shy about this. >> i deposited 5 million, added 9.5 million. it is a new slogan, 6-figure days. >> 6-figure days only. todd: a big day for stocks, big day for bell presidente, doubling down on its voting push. >> reporter: the orlando magic will open their home arena, they will open september 20 second for voter registration and then to all voters through october 19th, the first of

november. 20 in the teams have announced similar plans. go basketball. mary jillian: they offered the polling place for next sunday. >> reporter: i will have to find out if jerry jones is interested in the same thing. find out and get back to us. jillian: what is walmart doing? >> reporter: installing pods at 100 stores that will be free, the company says they will be clean, comfortable, private, available to customers and also available to walmart employees. walmart's way of saying we care about employees and customers. interesting idea. jillian: 10 minutes until the top of the hour, two months until election day, donald trump, joe biden makes a trip to the midwest, who will win over voters? todd: first we go to brian

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>> this president keeping throwing gasoline on the fire. i wish he would take responsibility. >> in america we don't tear down the past. american warriors did not defeat fascism and oppression overseas only to watch our freedoms be trampled by violent mobs here at home. todd: joe biden speaks in delaware as the president in north carolina. today the president to

pennsylvania and biden to wisconsin. jillian: here is fox news contributor bill mcgurn. good to see you this morning. thank you for being here. >> you're welcome. jillian: it's been an interesting. >> i'm looking at the message. jillian: go ahead. >> no, no. i was just going to say. i'm looking at it. who knows who they're appealing to but we know what they are trying to do because these are important swing states, wisconsin, and pennsylvania. and plainly the violence is a big issue. and i think, also, people are hearing candidates are hearing from parents who want their kids back in school. so it's interesting that those two issues are featured this week. todd: let's look at north carolina. because obviously the president was there yesterday. here is what the gap looks like right now. 50% biden, harris, trump and pence 46%. i would have asked how much does the president need to double

down on the economy though win this election in these swing states. now, if trump goes all in on law and order, does he win swing states like north carolina? >> i still think the economy is a big deal. particularly relation to covid appointment have to know that a second term trump administration is going to do something for them. i thought he had a pretty good agenda the first term. people are looking to hear. and now we have this pandemic. people are wondering when they are going to get back to work, when their children can go to school. if you are a working mom, what do you do if the schools don't open and teacher unions fighting those openings everywhere. but right now people are focused on the chaos. it's been a radical change. you mentioned from a year ago. a week ago nancy pelosi was suggesting we didn't need debates. joe biden was still down in his basement, not coming out. and he must have seen something that really, really frightened him because now he's out there

like a traditional candidate. jillian: that's actually what i was going to ask you at the top of the segment is how interesting it's been to watch this sudden change in approach when it comes to joe biden and the campaign with all of the sudden, you know, heading to various locations. today he is heading to kenosha, wisconsin, visiting there for the first time in nearly two years. what do you think made this made this shift in the campaign? and do you think it's a good idea for him to visit kenosha after president trump was there. >> yeah. i think he has. to say hillary clinton never went to wisconsin. i think he has to. look, you have the mayor and the governor attacking the president for going there. the president's dilemma. is does he go there and does it cause greater protests or something. but, joe biden has a dilemma. because these people are friendly to him. you know, the cities are his strength. right? democrats' strength. but if people see that joe biden very close to the governors and

the mayors who cannot stop this violence, that's a problem for him. i have think that's a bigger problem for him than the actual protest. the fact that it is occurring in democrat-run cities and that they have been incapable or unwilling to stop it. todd: bill, we have about 30 seconds remaining. obviously joe biden head today wisconsin for this healer in chief mentality. does that help him win the election? do you think being this healer in chief compare and contrasted to president trump ultimately seals the deal for him? >> i don't know if it seals the deal. i think it's probably a good luca goodlook for him to go thee are tired of all the noise and the drama and the via leption. the problem is you can't be a healer unless you can stop this. todd: right. >> that's what he had to persuade people that he's up for the job. he says rioters are bad and should be prosecuted, will he really support that? and will he condemn people like

his big moment that he missed. todd: bill that is the question. >> accosted by the protesters. todd: we're running up against the show here. we have you back on to chat about it then. meantime thank you, bill. jillian? jillian: fox and friends starts right now. thanks, todd. >> in america we don't tear down the past. we celebrate our heroes. we cherish our heritage. we preserve our history and we build a future. >> the president's base is with him. the president has to continue to do what he did during the republican convention. that is make annual appeal for a broader group of people. >> today joe biden is heading to kenosha, wisconsin, for the first time in nearly two years. >> my purpose in going will be to be a positive influence on what's going on. >> as it turns out, it was a set-up. >> that's absolutely false. she had called the stylist or her assistant did and made the appointment. so the appointment was already booked. >> i have had a camera system in there for five years. >> elections have