jillian: two breaking stories, the suspected the deadly shooting of a conservative protester in portland is that. us marshals shooting the antifa sympathizer after he drew a gun overnight. todd: a 25 year police force veteran shot, killed in the line of duty. jillian: we say hello this friday. todd: let's monitor the latest out of ohio. >> reporter: few details how this cleveland police officer was killed. fox nation reports the officer was shot and killed on the west

side after a car crash and die in later at a local hospital and the second person was also killed but police don't believe a person is a suspect was the department is not releasing the deceased officer's name but he was a 25 year veteran described as a great person and great officer and they are asking for prayers this morning. in rochester word that 7 police officers involved in the death of daniel peru have been suspended. >> i never shied away from taking action and holding police or anyone that fails in their duties in our communities accountable. >> reporter: of 40-year-old black man in chicago who died in an interaction with rochester police in march, protests earlier this week when video footage was released revealing officers found crude naked in the street and after handcuffing

him put him in a:place in the hood over his head to protect officers from saliva, shoving his face into the ground for several minutes. >> if my father died march 3rd, no reason this story is just now hitting the media. >> reporter: the coroner says he died from a combination of things including asphyxia and intoxication. the attorney general's office is investigating. this morning in washington dc police are releasing body camera video of the shooting death of 18-year-old dion k from wednesday night, he pulled a gun before a dc police officer fired at him. k died at a local hospital. according to the dc police chief the teenager had tangled with law enforcement before and was a confirmed member of a local gang.

jillian: another fox news alert breaking overnight. the antifa member allegedly connected to a deadly shooting of a trump supporter in portland is shot and killed by officers. authorities say michael reinoehl tried running when federal task force members moved in to arrest him in washington outside seattle. police say reinoehl ran out of an apartment when gunfire broke out, four officers fired killing reinoehl. todd: an interview with reinoehl the same day portland police issued a warrant for his arrest, 48-year-old appearing to admit to the deadly shooting of aaron danielson saying he acted in self-defense. >> totally justified. had i not acted i am confident that my friend and i would have been killed. going to stand there and let something happen. todd: he literally shot and killed danielson at a trump

rally in portland, danielson's friend remembered him in a fox news interview overnight. >> anybody who new day knew him by his smile as he was the happiest most compassionate, first to buy you a drink kind of guy you ever meet. he got along with everybody. todd: danielson was a member of the conservative group patriot prayer. turning to the campaign trail donald trump and joe biden come out swinging in those swing states. donald trump and joe biden slamming each other's agendas. jillian: all the highlights and the 2020 race in battleground states. >> reporter: good morning. in the keystone state where trump won by 45,000 votes in 2016 once again going to be a real fight as donald trump made his case, drawing the battle lines over law and order. >> the entire summer biden was silent as far left writers

viciously attacked law enforcement in democrat cities all, burns down businesses, terrorize civilians and just recently marched through the streets chanting death to america. this is what we have, death to america. >> reporter: the president's really comes as a new poll shows biden up eight points in pennsylvania but when you dig into the data on the issues biden leads by the same number on the handling of a crisis but slips when you get to the economy, trump leading by 7, 52-45. the polls very, yesterday the monmouth poll showing the race tightening with biden ahead by four points, the former vice president traveling to kenosha meeting with jacob blake's family talking with blake on the phone and taking a hard shot that donald trump. >> a lot of folks thought the president made great strides

with his law and order strides here and after his convention, really made him -- he hasn't. not at all. i am being serious. it should give you a little bit of confidence in the american people. >> reporter: a pretty illustrative day rather candidate stands. biden is an economic speech today where he is expected to say the economic crisis was worsened by donald trump. the same day we get the august job numbers. donald trump going out on the campaign trail to north carolina next week and florida for rallies, in the same quinnipiac poll in florida it is really tight, biden leads by just three. jillian: anything can happen. todd: i wonder if they go to any non-swing states between now and november 3rd. jillian: chief of staff writes priebus compared the two

wisconsin trips and his message will resonate. >> i lived in kenosha my entire life, my parents lived in kenosha. a week ago kenosha was burning down. people were putting their kids, no exaggeration coming in their basements while dad was sitting in the kitchen with their hunting rifles not knowing who was going to come through the front door. things have changed in the field. this issue of law and order is real. if you look at what the president is talking about an democrats are talking about, defunding the police, kneeling for the national anthem, suspending seasons of the nba, not playing sports, not putting kids in school. this election is coming down to freedom and how we want to live as americans and kenosha is the example of it all. todd: molly hemingway said joe biden shifting his tone to match

the president shows the former vp pretty nervous. >> looking at what this is is tremendously interesting. his campaign appears to be in a bit of a panic. he did come out strongly saying he would shutdown the economy, he said nothing at his convention about the violence gripping cities and all of a sudden dramatically changing his position because they know the messages he put out are not resonating with voters and they are worried about having states, totally, no way they can be lost. he is very worried about it. todd: when asked about the battleground poll biden says he's doing better than any presidential candidate in a long time. jillian: donald trump slamming nancy pelosi for claiming she was set up after she was caught on camera getting her hair done at a san francisco salon without

her mask define coronavirus orders. >> she said i was set up, i was set up by the salon owner, i was set up. tell me she didn't say that. i just put out that if she was set up then she shouldn't be leading the house of representatives. i want the salon owner to lead the house of representatives and you are not supposed to get set up. you are representing our country. you know what she should have done? she should have said i made a mistake. todd: the salon owner responding to the president's calls for her to lead the house of representatives in a fox news exclusive saying i see how hard the president fight for america, he has inspired me to do what is right for people in my industry and small businesses everywhere. i never expected all of this but the house i'm focused on right now is the house with two little girls under 10 with social distance learning. i appreciate the sentiment. jillian: pelosi owes the country

an apology but the fire was too did that says he did set up the house speaker, protesters were hanging. dryers and hair curlers outsiders for a in san francisco. house minority whip steve scalise says pelosi getting caught is the latest example of democrats elitist attitude. >> they want the rules to apply to everybody but them. you have to close your shop, you can't go to church but they can go show up, like every storefront are to be open. there are safe protocols to do this, states like california are crippling businesses, shutting down businesses left and right and here she can go and get her hair done but nobody else can. that angers people the most that they have the attitude that the rules apply to you but doesn't apply to them. jillian: democrats have pulled these rule breaking stunts since early on in a pandemic while everyday americans lost their

jobs and small businesses, many still closed. todd: it appears more likely than not that lawmakers will avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month, a source familiar with the discussion, steve mnuchin and house speaker nancy pelosi telling fox news there is a, quote, general agreement to keep a stopgap funding bill free of controversy or conflict, details yet to be finalized but could include coronavirus aid. timeline how long it will last is unclear. keep in mind our fiscal year ends september 30th. jillian: 11 after the hour, ohio sheriff sending a message to criminals. >> we are going to stand up. we are not going to take this. jillian: is warning to stop attacks on police coming up. todd: stock market running wild, the ugly drop after a record day. a look at what is driving the volatility and will impact the 2020 race coming up next.

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>> for the last 3 and a half years we have secured america's borders, build the greatest economy in the history of the world and now we are going to do it again. you are going to have an incredible economic year next year. todd: donald trump pledging a stronger economy if given a second term. jillian: after yesterday's drop he raced a record when the dow dropped 29,000 points. heather: how volatile should we expect markets to be? mitch rochelle joins us live. great to have you here. this week absolutely wild. everybody on tv will talk about jobs jobs jobs. i will be a little contrarian. do you think that has something

to do with the fact that september is a typically volatile month, we had a record wednesday and some of these guys wants to take their chips off the table and cash them in? >> typical is a word you can't use to describe 2020. if you look what happened most summers we see a selloff in stocks, we had a record round in some respects. i don't think typical will be what happens. the rest of the year certainly to the election could be roller coaster. jillian: what does this mean for the election? >> investors are voters. the president talks up the 401(k), the investor talks up how you feel about your self and the economy. voters will think about their pocketbook and the economy will be one of the bigger issues. todd: you think you are getting

choked up, think about me. looking to move over the course of the next couple whatevers and let me tell you everybody from new york city is entering connecticut or other places. take a look at these numbers. this is mind-boggling. westchester county where you live, 112% increase and fairview county which is close to me in connecticut 73%. this is the corresponding graphic, new york city home sales down 56%. how much longer do you expect this exodus to go on? >> i think the wall on the exodus is the supply of homes and the biggest reason why house prices are spiking the way they are is where i am in connecticut, where you are from, the reality is there's not enough homes on the market.

a lot of buyers are leaving the city in droves and don't have a lot of supply prices go up. the ultimate wall is the lack of supply, people getting by homes and leaving in the city, taking place. that is going to play after the rest of the year. jillian: look at articles online, currently this week a lot of studies say one of the most moved out of state is new jersey even on top of new york. we know new jersey has high taxes but poor people are opting for the middle america approach. a lot of friends say it is the first time in my life where i can work from anywhere i want to for the foreseeable future. >> there is a couple things happening. there was a trend where folks who lived in the northeast were moving out of this high tax and vitamin to florida or texas, that was happening before. then people figure out where to live, there actually, you hit

it, there are people moving back to where they grew up, they grew up in st. louis or michigan and saying if i am going to work remotely for the next few years why not live here? many folks went back to where they grew up to live with their folks for a while and said this isn't so bad and a lot more affordable. housing affordability will remain an issue and we will see this new trend of folks moving back to middle america. todd: real estate agents all across america. we appreciate your time. jillian: 19 after the hour, could nancy pelosi face criminal charges over state of the union stand? republicans are looking into it. todd: a course on how to overthrow the state were of college credit, our schools losing their way? an answer to that coming up.

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jillian: remember this moment during the state of the union address when nancy pelosi ripped up the president's speech? two house republicans are calling out william barr to see if that move violated federal law, violated her responsibility to preserve official documents. todd: nypd releasing video of a man wanted for choking and robbing an elderly man, police say the suspect follow the victim into his home, choked him and ran off with hundreds of dollars, the terrifying attack comes as new york city sees a spike in violent crime. >> a college offering a course on anarchy. students at washington and lee

university can sign up for a class called how to overthrow the state. the course encourages students to write persuasive essays on rewriting and confronting history. turning point usa founder charlie kirk says if this becomes mainstream on college campuses we are headed down a dangerous path. >> why is this not considered controversial, if they had a course on the defense of western civilization, how to preserve the american republic and the why america is the greatest country to exist in the history of the world that would be more controversial than a course whether to be provocative or not to attract interest, pretty poor excuse, to try to get students to indulge in overthrowing the state. on the college campus if it is mainstream to entertain insurrection and controversial to have appreciation and respect for the culture that is when you know college campuses have lost. jillian: how to overthrow the state's were 3 credits toward an accredited college degree.

it is 24 minutes after the hour, donald trump slams the democrats for not speaking out against the violence plaguing cities across the nation. >> biden was silent as far left rioters viciously attacked law enforcement in democrat run cities. todd: the president wants to cut federal funding to those cities that can he? a congressman spearheading the move joins us live coming up.

todd: the antifa supporter wanted in the death of a conservative portland protesters shot and killed by officers. michael reinoehl tried running when federal task force members moved into arresting in lacey, washington an hour outside seattle. he ran out of an apartment into a car when gunfire erupted. four officers opened fire killing of kate. he killed eric danielson who was attending a trump rally in portland last week. danielson was part of the conservative group patriot prayer. another fox news alert breaking overnight, cleveland police officer shot and killed in the line of duty. several shots were fired at the officer's patrol car causing the officer to crash. the 20 a veteran is rush to the local hospital and pronounced dead. a second person was killed but

police don't believe that person is a suspect. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. jillian: new video the damage left behind from a tornado in maryland. >> oh my god! jillian: the twister touching down near annapolis, packing powerful winds, heavy rainfall and hail, severe storms downing trees and power lines across the dc area, donald trump slamming democrat demanding the removal of washington memorials and monuments. >> they want to change the name of the washington monument, perhaps take it down. thomas jefferson, pretty good thomas jefferson, you can forget about hearing that name again. abraham lincoln you can forget about it. they want to take down statues and monuments. how do you like the idea of taking down statues to george washington, thomas jefferson,

abraham lincoln, andrew jackson, all of them. you will do a ring around washington along with christopher columbus. jillian: the mayor of washington dc re-examining namesakes with, quote, potentially problematic pasts. the group names 150 landmarks including the washington monument and jefferson memorial. they narrowed the list excluding federal buildings after fierce backlash. todd: los angeles possibly losing its luster is covid-19 works homelessness and taxes in the gulf state. many residents fearing a post wealth tax, to tax them up to 10 years after they left the state. homelessness in the city of la surges 50% in the last year according to the los angeles homeless services authority. switching gears entirely off to the races, the kentucky derby getting underway four month later than scheduled.

jillian: the major changes starting with it being in september. >> reporter: can you see this? the coolest live shot i've ever done with these horses. it is weird that it is here today, people are still going to be going out and doing things and having derby parties are just won't be at churchill where we are now. this is when the phillies are going to run, this is for breast cancer and awareness, there were not be spectators. it will be a lot different. they were going to have them but ultimately decided it was not safe enough for spectators to be here due to covid-19. it is not just churchill that had to alter how they do things, restaurants and bars usually

have huge weeks, they are big-money drivers, huge surges of people at restaurants and bars and right now there's only a 10 person gap. i was talking to some restaurant owners who were saying hundreds of thousands of dollars in hits they were taking. we also spoke to the curator of the kentucky derby museum yesterday. he has a lot of interesting things to say. listen to what he said yesterday. >> the derby has never been canceled since 1875, 1945 was the closest it came to being canceled, the germans did research and are. 1945 that was part of the discussion, couldn't win without spectators. that was never a consideration. 2020 will be the first time we had no spectators. >> reporter: it was a long time ago they had to consider. are we going to have spectators?

2020 has been the year, a bizarre world right now. it is pretty cool back here seeing horses running around. this is really neat and people can turn on tv and check it out that way. we are not having to worry about any rain. i have been here and it has been a tour until downpour. jillian: you look great right now. heather: you have the best assignment of the week, enjoy it and have fun. jillian: probably a little bittersweet for janice dean because you cover this every year, you go there for the derby and i know how much you love it. todd: there is some video. >> janice: it really is my

favorite event, fantastic. there is mike smith, incredible. it has rained every single derby. because i am not there they are enjoying these temperatures, beautiful. 81 today, saturday's running will be 83 degrees, the kentucky derby and ashley will do a great job. i will miss it obviously but she will be great and it is a different year with coronavirus. i will be there next year. the race time will be 7:00, 78 degrees, picture-perfect and we will be watching on television. current temperatures 70 degrees in new york city. we have a colder dryer air behind a frontal boundary bringing potential for showers and thunderstorms across the northern plains and the upper

midwest, hot temperatures across california returned this weekend for several days, way above average, 25 degrees above average, 100 degrees on the map. it will be very dangerous through the weekend with the temperatures soaring above average. areas of concern, we are quiet across the us but have several areas that could develop into several named storms. the east coast needs to be prepared, gulf coast needs to be prepared and florida into next week. for now we are okay this weekend. there is your forecast across the country, showers and thunderstorms, that frontal boundary, heat across the southwest. i will miss the kentucky derby but ashley will do a great job. jillian: you can still have mint juleps, nothing will stop you from doing that. >> janice: maybe i will put a hat on. todd: if you do put it on social media.

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jillian: welcome back, the pentagon fast tracking new high-tech satellites to prepare for space war. todd: it seems awesome and cool but it is important for national security. >> reporter: the pentagon decided to fast-track new high-tech satellites for space

war with elements of weapons acquisition and developing group in response to concerns the united states is falling behind china and russia when it comes to satellites, jamming of networks that could be used to be on the earth's atmosphere. the satellite system, digital network space, in 2018, working closely together on this. it is a tech war, a new world. jillian: any plan to open new york city restaurants for indoor dining? nothing? >> reporter: new york governor cuomo and bill diblasio have 0 ideas how to get new york city restaurants ready for indoor dining, he admitted as much yesterday. >> we have major problems in new york city with the compliance, i

have beseeched new york city to do a better job on compliance. >> reporter: he suggested earlier this week the nypd should do more for enforcement, bill diblasio's response, listen. >> it has to be safety first, how do we defeat the coronavirus. jillian: corey johnson says it is time for new york city to ease back it's time for joe dining, restaurant owners and is the say it is going to be fatal to the process. . >> these are people's lives. >> half of them don't have jobs, people are not comfortable going inside to eat if they don't have to if you give people the choice. >> let them get a swing up there. unbelievable. let's switch gears. big 10 football, there are

masks. >> reporter: the big 10 football season, it is not funny, you can love college football but they decided on mascots, how do they fair in a fight, 14 names, the rutgers scarlet knights will do the best. >> only thing rutgers is winning. >> reporter: i don't know. penn state came in fourth. i don't have skin in this game at all. we were the lumberjacks. we review explorers. >> here comes the color, run. >> reporter: although this you are doing what they call bright colors, the bright green can be scary.

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>> coming up on "fox and friends" in 13 minutes we have secretary of state mike pompeo joining us at 8:00 in the morning, so much going on in the world and he's the guy to have. lara trump, senior advisor, part of the family following the president's fiery speech, really unloaded, devon nunez, attorney general of the united nations --

united states, jack teen. geraldo and judge janine as well. my favorite segment this holiday weekend as we kick things off, the queen of southern cuisine, paula deen will share her dishes and how you can win a new grill. country music star kane brown and retired gunnery sergeant jw cortez talk about their effort to honor america's heroes. we couldn't let him go without a special performance. he will sing one of his hit songs on "fox and friends". we kick off 12 and a half minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news and hand it back to jillian for the balance of the program. jillian: thank you. donald trump cracking down on democrat run cities wanting to take away federal funds if they don't stop the rioting.

>> as far left rioters viciously attack law enforcement in democrat run cities, holding back funds for cities that don't know what they are doing, allow crime to run rampant. jillian: dan spear headed this effort and joined me now. look at this map of cities targeted for defunding including new york, washington dc, seattle and portland. a 2-part question if you can. what that is where do you think this is going and how can this be done and how is this going to make things better for innocent people in the city who are trying to make a living, if they can still go to work, some of these businesses have been destroyed, how will this be better for them? >> the highest, most important priority and responsibility of government at all levels is protecting the people,

protecting the community and what you see are a series of derelict mayors and city councils, governments that will not do that and what the real ion in seattle, a $3.3 billion federal subsidy, they anticipate continuing to receive that money is have omb examine how much money is supporting autonomous zones like shop and explore the administration after. to restrict or eliminate part or all that money. the point is not that i anticipate ultimately the money within but local officials will be forced to return to their responsibility. that is the point. i am delay to the president has taken on that suggestion and examining that possibility. jillian: we will be following

that. we are following the president as he is on the trail to north carolina to your state next week. i'm curious what are the top issues for voters in your state? >> the very top issue at this point as we continue to recover from the coronavirus pandemic is the economy and their we are not just seeing av but a super of the, there is additional news on that score, the first priority, the next one is security and safety. to the point we were talking about the president says joe biden wants to appease -- appease rioters and the administration will arrest and prosecute them. that is the right thing to do. we need to restore order and security and protect the people in our cities. jillian: thank you for joining us, appreciate your time and we will be right back.

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association georgia attorney general christopher carr and arkansas attorney general leslie. thank you to the both of you for being here. first to a.g. rutledge, why did you feel the need to do this? >> well, it's absolutely imperative that we keep our neighborhoods safe. and when we have lawless liberal attorneys general and democrats promoting defund the police, this is making it very dangerous for all and americans. there is a constitutional right to peacefully protest but there is no constitutional right to destroy property and to have violence in our streets. and that's why we, as a republicans attorneys general across the country are standing up to our colleagues who are promoting violence and danger in our streets. todd: a.g. carr, when you were in law school, could you have ever envisioned a world where attorneys general did not enforce the rules of their own state? i went to a pretty liberal law school and i can tell you even the most liberal individuals wanted to enforce the rules of

their states. >> yeah, no, they didn't change that at the university of georgia school of law. it's been over 100 days since the protests started in portland. it's been over 100 days as leslie mentioned since defund the police has been put into the public discussion. republican a.g.s immediately came out and condemned the violence opposed the defund the police. these 100 days there has been nothing but silence until monday when joe biden came out of the basement and finally made a comment about it. but, did he do it because of policy? no. did he do it because of principle? no, he did it because of polling. again, that's not something that they taught in law school. it's our duty as attorneys general to uphold the rule of law. the paramount duty of government is the protection of person and property. it says it right there in the georgia constitution and i believe it says it in a lot offer constitutions as well. todd: along those lines a.g.

rutledge i have heard a lot of pundits say liberal leaders including these liberals attorneys general are hoping to see what's happening in our cities, hoping for the violence, hoping for the destruction and in some instances okay with the death that we are seeing. are you willing to go that far and say that that's what they want just to get trump out of office? >> well, i absolutely hope not. i would encourage my colleagues from across the country to stand up against this sort of violence and protest and protect americans and to stand up for law enforcement. we must all come together and have civil discourse. now is not a time for civil up rest but rather civil discourse. again, parents want their kids to grow up in safe neighborhoods. we should all come together. i encourage the new york a.g. and illinois a.g. but really let's talk about wisconsin and what's happening there. let's talk about north carolina where the president is today and say folks now is the time for us to come together, protect those constitutional rights to peacefully protest but now is not the time for liberal

lawlessness and danger in our streets. todd: you see somewhat optimistic. a.g. carr can we reverse this or are we too far down the rabbit hole. >> we absolutely can. it's incumbent upon each and every one of to us make the decision on how we are going to act and respond and what we are going to say. no one makes us do anything. we each make a choice how w howe respond, how why are going to react. at the end of the day it's incumbent upon elected officials to draw a line between those who are peacefully protesting and rioting. protesters use words. rioters use violence. when you turn a blind eye to the violence or you, worse off, you embrace the violence, you are sending a message. todd: the number one job of government is to protect the safety and security of the people that it governs. we appreciate your time and insight on this very, very important topic. christopher carr and leslie rutledge, have a great weekend.

>> thanks, you too. >> thank you. todd: jillian? jillian: certainly a busy few hours here. "fox & friends" is going to continue with all the coverage. meantime set your dvr 4:00 a.m. every morning so you never miss a "fox & friends first." todd: have a great weekend jillian meal little and have a great weekend everybody. >> breaking overnight the antifa member connected to the deadly shooting of a trump supporter in portland is shot and killed by officers. >> black lives matter has lost some standing since the president has gone on this rant about law and order. >> biden's plan is to apiece the domestic terrorists. my plan is to arrest them and prosecute them. [cheers] >> president trump threatens to cut funding for some democrat led city that's says are allowing anarchy, violence and destruction. >> mr. president, if you persist in trying to deny the funding that is keeping new york city going, we will see you in court. >> facebook cracking down on