live free or die, amazon.com at a huge discount, bookstores everywhere -- hope you have a great weekend. ♪ >> welcome to fox news at night and mike emanuel in washington infer shannon bream and this is a fox news alert. this is new video from rochester, new york where unrest has been building since new evidence showing an african-american man suffered from mental illness was allegedly suffocated after an altercation with police in march great in the protest, they are seen shutting down the restaurant. there are reports some folks are

already taking it too far. hundreds of students in south carolina packing bars, caught on video with no socha will do instant social distancing, this is exec we with the health experts are warning us about. right is the president says we are turning a corner with the pandemic of medical pros worry we might see another spike after a weekend together. another revision of closely lots 410,000 dead in the u.s. from covid by new york state if people don't follow the rules on masks and social distancing, the worst is yet to come. nevertheless, coast-to-coast, folks are gearing up. >> you just have to plan it out in a day or to before. >> we can stay 6 feet apart and that is important.

>> it's not just the coast, doctor anthony fauci says states are asked for a labor day surge. i, iowa, arkansas, missouri, indiana, and illinois. let's go to alex hogan and the latest for the race for a vaccine. they're working as fast as possible to create. >> tests and trials might not be enough, according to opal, even if scientists do produce a vaccine, two out of three voters say they won't get one with when it's available. one in four say they won't ever get a coronavirus vaccine. president trump has touted the vaccine will soon hit the market. >> through operation warp speed we have three vaccines in the

still seething from the accusations first reported last night the president again today denied them and defended his record of strong support for the military. nearly a dozen people went on the record to also deny that report. the former national security advisor who was on the trip and has written a book critical of the president said he didn't hear the president make remarks, as for the canceled cemetery trip. >> he decided not to do it because of john kelly's recommendation that it was entirely a weather-related decision.

did it wasn't the sole focus of the days briefing. along with the economy and announced presidential medal of freedom for we hold. the president again touted the administration's effort to combat covid 19. >> the bottom line is that the job we have done with covid 19, the china virus, the china plague, call it whatever you want. there are a lot of different names. it has been incredible. >> while the president is excited to remain in washington over the labor day weekend it's also likely that he will be keeping an on the type holes in battleground states like pennsylvania, north carolina and wisconsin. a recent report on a focus group showed just two of ten participants backing biden over the president. respondents noticed concerns over spiraling violence and feeling overlooked by the

democratic party very also today the white house, serbia and xhosa both took part in his signing ceremony. the two countries agreed to economic normalization. we heard the president comment for the first time on the record about the critic the president said he had seen no proof of russian state involvement in the poisoning, but added that he had seen no reason to doubt the german assessment that he was in fact poisoned. >> another busy day at the white house. >> joe biden called the president belittling of american personnel, sick deplorable, un-american, and unpatriotic. >> the words of a president matter. even allows you president. >> joe biden had disparaged donald trump since day one, but

nothing like this. >> i always cautioned not to use lose my temper. this may be as close is i've come. in this campaign. >> in fact, words, almost can't describe how upset the former vp is risky if we are behind the barn somewhere, it would be a different thing. that's not the job of a president. >> he also called upon surrogates who served to help push back on that anonymously sourced report in the atlantic alleging he had. >> i picked my titanium legs over donald tom's bone spurs every day paired this issue is personal for the former vp who talks about his late son. >> my son volunteered enjoying the mill estate is an attorney general. he year, won the bronze star and other commendations he wasn't a sucker. >> biden and trump will both be

in jake's bill, pennsylvania, marking the 19th anniversary of 9/11. he's also heading to michigan next week will he will down to this. >> who can handle the pandemic? who can keep their promises? and who cares about and will fight for working families? kamala harris also heading out on her first solo into person events into joining the ticket. >> there will be times when we are together because a lot of territory to cover. >> more territory means more covid 19 test and biden revealed he's artie had this first one. >> they're going to do it on a regular basis. i just show up and put my head back when they tell me. >> their was quite a stir at the shopping center 10 miles away from biden's house today. secret service agents in suits swarmed the area, black suvs idled nearby. it turns out the former vp just needed to go to the atm. >> peter, thanks a lot. >> that the biden event was

intended to focus on the economy some on the left see opportunity there rather than a current focus on racial justice. >> i know the longer we talk about violence and unrest and how he is handling it or not handling it, it is all advantage trump. in other words, this campaign is going well for donald trump because we're not talking about the economic devastation that people are experiencing, or the virus really. >> it setting records at every level. we're doing better than every other country. we are very proud of all the people for doing such an incredible job. >> he is falling deeper into these election issues welcome. >> and q. >> first to the news of the day, the usa 1.4 million jobs in august as unemployment fell dropping below 10 percent for the first time since march.

steve, what is the impact on the race for the white house? >> every poll does show that other than the public safety issue, it is all about defeating the virus and getting this economy back open and getting people back on the job. mike, it's been four months and we created 10 million jobs. those four months for the were the highest number of jobs created each one of those in american history. it shows there is a lot of momentum in the economy. we're not out of the woods yet by any means. we gained 10 million, but we lost 10 million when the pandemic hit. a lot of work to be done, but it showing that trump's policies in terms of getting the economy back up and running certainly doing well. by the way, wage has also rose at a nice pace as well, mike. we have more jobs in and denies weight gain for american workers. >> the focus group wisconsin swing voters fill overlooked by biden racial resentment, feelings of being overlooked by

the democratic party distrust of political institutions and low decision-making emerged as major themes and our latest virtual focus group. is it time for a pivot in that key swing state? >> i don't think so. most democrats that i know and especially those on the ground and wisconsin in particular at the jacob blake family were glad to see vice president joe biden there on the ground speaking with the community condoning the violence and then having empathy for the jacob blake family. there were folks out there like the naacp president of the kenosha president who said they didn't want trump or biden on the ground great it was just too politicized. i think it's about half and half. many are over it and want to move forward but some want to see some type of leadership there in kenosha. >> here is joe biden from today. >> donald trump may be the only president in modern history to leave office with fewer jobs than when he took office.

i talked to a lot of real working people, and i asked them do they feel like they're being left behind. >> had you respond, steve? >> first of all, i take that personally because i helped donald trump put that economic program together that we put together in 2016 and 2017. the results were just off the charts. we saw the lowest on employment rate in 50 years. we saw huge gains for blacks and minorities and hispanics. we saw a really nice wage gains. everything was going incredibly well and then of course we got hit with this pandemic and as i said, that caused huge economic damage. the kind of hypocrisy up not just joe biden, but a lot of democrats, they were the ones who are most in favor of locking down the economy. you know this, mike, as recently as ten days ago joe biden said i might lock down the economy again.

that's crazy, you don't want the last the americans to be back in the un- employment lives? that would be catastrophic for american businesses. have mistakes been made in terms of dealing with this pandemic? yes. but we're on a good track right now in terms of defining caseloads and the big increase in jobs has been quite impressive. they thought we have 15 percent and up limit rate right now and we're down to eight and a half percent. >> here is the vision the trim campaign is selling. >> the greatest economy the world has ever seen coming back to life. joe biden wants to change that. >> i would check it down. >> why would we ever let biden kill countless american businesses, jobs, and our economic future. with president terms great american comeback is now underway. >> what do you you make of that pitch? >> that was a great ad. i don't know what words were

taken out of context and i'm certainly not joe biden surrogate so i can't speak for him, but what i will say is that i hope that no one would want to shut the economy down. you can't sustain the economy, but also be safe coming here in texas we have certainly open the economy back up, but we have also seen a spike in covid cases. our restaurants our open, we have social distancing and people are wearing masks, so both can happen i think to talk about what happened four or five years ago doesn't matter we have to deal with what's happening right now with this pandemic. >> thank you so much. have a beautiful weekend. >> after protest in american cities turned deadly, how does law in lot in order get restored? the secretary who is usaa made for? it's made for him a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving now we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids become a member. get an insurance quote today.

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>> new video released by portland police about the deadly encounter between. >> new information released by the portland da, this 20 page document revealing more about the suspect and the victim who police they had a baton and bear mace in his hands along with a holstered handgun and three loaded magazines in his pocket. he never pulled his weapon and it appears he was ambushed. evidence photo show him in the white t-shirt ahead of danielson on the sidewalk duck around the corner into a garage entry emerging after danielson passes. shots were fired soon after. a warrant was issued for his arrest on thursday. with u.s. marshals and fbi agents joining the pierce county sheriff's appy tension team. parking about two hours more

important when paired they say they spotted the 48 -year-old suspect leave the building around 7:30 p.m. and gets in the vehicle. when they tried to apprehend him they fired rounds into the vehicle. when he got out and tried to run they say he pulled a semiautomatic while handgun and several officers opened fire again. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> i want to thank them for their strength, their bravery, and i really do wish that the mayor of portland and the governor of oregon would get going and stop the crime in that cd city. >> he was killed just moments before an interview where he confessed to pulling the trigger. >> i had no choice. i mean i had a choice i could've sat there and watched him kill, but i wasn't going to let him do that. that was the straw that broke the camels back. >> danielson 39 was wearing a patriot prayer hat when he was shot and may have been targeted because the conservative group

was involved with confrontations with antifa an blm reporters earlier in the day. they remove the profile from the site along with the page of its founder calling it a violent social militia. give vincent could only shake his head paired. >> it's unbelievable to me so these groups come out and kill my good friend, jay, patriot prayer supporter and the ways tn these groups, they banas. >> alsppy that he's not walking around free especially after we saw him do interviews, but we wanted them to bring him in alive because there was several people involved in that murder and we want to figure out who they are. >> portland police say they are still investigating and looking for this man who witnessed the shooting. meanwhile a memorial will be held saturday in vancouver, washington hosted by patriot prayer to celebrate the life of aaron j danielson.

>> to flashpoint in the demonstrations and destruction plaguing american cities have turned deadly in the last two weeks. now michael reinoehl ended in rittenhouse is facing murder charges. with stock it about the summer of discontent with the can cuccinelli. welcome, sir. >> good evening britt give this a speak in last week's portland killing is now dead buddy talk to news before being taken down by a federal task force. >> when i showed up, i saw more of their vehicles then real citizen vehicles. it felt like the beginning of a war. i see a civil war right around the corner. that shot felt like the beginning of war. >> in this case, did the feds have to get him because the portland mayor wasn't going to do it? >> marshals are the best in the world at tracking down fugitives and they did it here.

he had also crossed state lines, so they were outside of portland, it's not unusual to have federal and state cooperation like you saw in this effort. it's what we have frankly been asking for on the ground with portland and governor brown for a long time. when it happens, peace breaks out, and they are letting this violence linger. what you're seeing is that violence begets violence. you look at kenosha, you used immediate responsible force to quell violence, and peace is what breaks out. >> at the u.s. marshals service as the task force attempted to peacefully arrest him in this case, do authorities lose much because they can't question him about nt fat and its activities. >> our goal in any situation is to abductor, detained, really the individual peacefully. this is the goal, you have a criminal, alleged criminal here,

obviously as strong suspect and the goal is to detain him peacefully. the first object in going after a situation like this for you know somebody is dangerous as to protect your officers. they did what they had to do under the circumstances frankly. i don't see any fault in that, but to your question, of course we would have rather he was detained peacefully, that no shots were fired, that no violence had taken place. that's always are preference. it isn't just so we can have those conversations with individuals. though that's important. we mentioned rochester, new york. a lot of people outdoor dining tonight. turning to the streets, is it your assessment that the worst is behind us in places like portland, kenosha, and some of the other hotspots.

what we've seen in the last three months is very unpredictable. a lot of it has sadly, it has overshadowed the original area of concern, the death of george floyd. that hasn't been a focus in portland, it's been in excuse occasionally, but you haven't heard any public dialogue, you haven't turn any discussion in portland, kenosha, or rochester about things that might be done differently. that is the kind of discussion that the first amendment expression we are out there to try to protect yet we see violence, we see rioters, and that has to come to an end. i do think the worst is behind us. >> thank you so much for your time, have a wonderful weekend. >> good to be with you. >> can the government make you >> can the government make you just over a year ago, i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dollars

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>> time for night court two. datelined boston where a group calling itself flew you figure intends to file a class of said lawsuit against a baker for issuing as statewide flu sp attg school or childcare. >> they want to mandate, they're going to mandate your freedom. they going to mandate your body. >> let's bring in tonight's legal panel. defense attorneys, welcome, gentlemen. >> mike, thank you for having me. >> exhibit a, take a listen to the protesters outside the statehouse in boston. >> we think that is complete government overreach and we are here to fight for all of the kids. they shouldn't have to get the flu shot. >> their forcing injections into our child we don't agree with. >> i don't like random things going into my body without my

consent. i don't like it. >> brian commit your thoughts on those concerned parents? could get their very legitimate. first of all, a governor is supposed to regulate or take care of the affairs of the state, i don't see the word which is late in the definition of governor we see this time and again. governors closing businesses, closing churches, removing statues and not telling people they've got to get flu shots, to begin with, that violates the 14th amendment. it deprives individuals of what's called life and liberty without due process. what does that mean? it means we need to have a hearing, we need to have evidence, but before a legislature or a court to find out whether we truly need to have kids vaccinated. out tell you this, mike, vaccines for up flu have about 40-60 percent success rate. so this isn't sealed proof vaccine. >> exhibit b commit

massachusetts governor charlie baker, i would hope people would understand this is an important part of how we continue to fight the coronavirus here in massachusetts. the more people who get the flu shot, don't get the flu, and don't wind up in the er, so brian, what about that argument from the governor? >> listen, this goes back to the united states supreme court precedent 1905, which is jacobsen versus massachusetts. at the time it was smallpox and the government has to protect the public, and that is the essential reason that they make these required vaccinations, and this is just a start because while it may be flu for massachusetts today, it's going to be covid 19 with all the states coming up. and it's essential to understand that ultimately, governments have the ability to compel that. >> brian, what about your take?

to get mike, there is no evidence before anybody in the country that forcing kids to have a vaccine is going to preempt for example them getting covid 19. in fact, i've got some statistics for you that are pretty compelling to show that there is not a risk, health risk going on in the country with kids. in the winter of 2019 up through february of 2020, kids age 5-11, 31 kids died 25 kids age 12-17 died. i get it, every child's life is important, i have a daughter who is 14. those numbers do not justify the government stepping in and usurping the decisions of parents to govern their own kids. >> david, we lost you early on, so any other thoughts on this hot topic before we conclude night court for the weekend? >> the statistics may be what they are from brian about the

children, it does not mean that it's still not a health risk because they children if infected could not show symptoms and then later give it to the elderly with a very high-risk. so in the end, it's going to come down to a united states supreme court, jacobson versus massachusetts, like i said, it is going to compel and it's going to be available to the government in the event it's required to protect the public. >> gentlemen, thank you so much, have a wonderful weekend. >> thank you. >> have a good labor day weekend, mike. >> tonight and update on cancel culture. a lot of it has to do with political correctness but the focus right now on two of the biggest stories in sports this week, here is national core and not correspondent. >> the most exciting two minutes in sports were run this year with no one inside the gate, but plenty outside.

>> as thousands demand churchill downs shut down the kentucky derby. >> we will try to funnel these persons different viewpoints into specific areas to try to prevent confrontation. >> controversy intense this year because it was here in louisville the police shot taylor during a new knock warrant. then tuesday, berkeley tag, trainer of tis the law said this about the protesters. >> i don't know what these guys are going to do. the rioters. who knows. all i know as there not. >> greg is a rare black owner. some activist want him and the horse to boycott the race. >> if i had any outward issues where it's just blatant, but i'm not naïve enough to think that there are people that don't have issues with my participation. whether it's horseracing or basketball, it remains. >> there is no way around this.

this is white privilege. this does not happen for a black man parodies ports cast or blasted the brooklyn mets thursday for hiring ex- stars steve nash as their next head coach. passing overt black candidates while fellow broadcaster charles barkley disagreed. >> when you have a responsibility especially when you're talking about you can't be full of, you have to be honest and fair. >> in the race for racial justice, she outed herself as an imposter, george washington university professor posed as a black scholar to write a book in advance her career. i am not a culture vulture she wrote, i am a culture leach. >> she tried to act black by using a dialect that most african-americans used to communicate. >> black or white, the cancel culture doesn't discriminate. in los angeles, fox news. >> we're looking at the

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>> what does it tell you about president holmes soul. >> you said today is the angriest you have been as a presidential candidate? why isn't joe biden angrier about all of this? >> attorney general barr saying that china poses the most aggressive threat to u.s. elections. do you believe it and is that also your understanding based on the intelligence briefings you received? >> joe biden holding a news conference expected to be about the economy, but fielding a few less than pointed questions. journalist cheryl adkinson tweeted that we should get use to scheduled scandals being rolled out regularly up until election day and the president said something similar. >> it's a hoax. you will hear more of these

things totally unrelated as we get closer and closer to election. its it's just a continuation of the so it can hopefully affect the election. the american people are too smart. >> former national security council for strategic planning, retired brigadier general robert spalding and retired marine market guist, member of the nx security team in benghazi. gentlemen, thank you for your service, and welcome. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> former security adviser not a fan of president trump says he didn't hear the comments in the atlantic article he says it was john kelly's recommendation that the president not to go to that military cemetery in france. here is more from bolton. >> john kelly was reluctant to make the recommendation because as a marine, he thought it was important to go out and visit the cemetery of one of the marine corps' iconic battles, but when he laid the logistical

problems out for the president, the president accepted it. >> it feels like there are some of the military who don't like this president, and they're willing to go after him. what you make of it? >> when i saw the tweet about the article, it was completely ridiculous on its face. i believed it to be in information off, i said so, i stand by that. i don't believe it's true. of course general keith kellogg who was in the white house at the time his integrity was impeccable says it's a completely false. i believe it to be false it solely designed to raise biden's approval rate and bring out more voters for the election. the whole thing is designed for the election. it is completely untrue in my mind. >> what is your take on it? >> i'm right there with the general. you have anonymous sources, that they are on its face puts

question as to the validity of it because if you have any integrity, and you believe what you're saying, stand up and take notice of it and be that person to say yes, i was there and this is what i heard. you don't see that. that's the problem that we're seeing with a lot of these things and we will see more and more of them. we have a president who has helped our veterans with va choice come up with the military apprenticeship program, he's done nothing, but work for the veterans, and for our active-duty military, i have full faith in my commander-in-chief. >> president trump that seems to think there's a good possibility his former chief of staff could be a source of the story. >> i don't know that i haven't seen that, i see anonymous, but it could've been a guy like a john kelly. >> does kelly need to come forward and say something one way or another, robert? >> i think what the atlantic should have done, is got some of

these people to go on record and say that they heard this, that they heard the president say its prey to a course they didn't, so again, i stand by my assertion that this is completely done for the election. it has no validity to it whatsoever. >> speaking of the election, the issue is framed this way. >> if you're a republican, and you've always voted republican, and it's hard for you to join the many republicans who are walking away from this president. think about this, years later we will look back on this moment and you could either be a john mccain republican or a donald trump republican, but you have to choose. think about which you'd rather be. >> how do you respond? >> i mean, i think he's just trying to make a place for him to have a voice, and that's why he's trying to put something out there. you know, i just think that i don't see the difference between

a mccain president or a mccain republican, and a president trump republican other than getting the things done that the president has said he would do. i mean, in my world, that i've always worked in in the military, what you've done in the past get you to that decision, but what you do every day is what keeps you there and keep your respect. i've gone through every special ops school there ever was, but if i'm not performing today, what good am i. him not effective in i can't execute on the next mission. >> trumps defenders, he doesn't hate the troops he just sounds like in a whole. his allies admit he routinely makes carla's comments, but it's because he hates the wars they are forced to fight not the troops themselves. what do you make of that, brigadier general spalding.

>> every time i have seen the president surrounded by military, he's always acted you know, as he thought that they were the most important thing to him. i don't see this, whatsoever, the whole premise that the president is somehow thinks less of the military is completely counter to everything that we know about him as a person. again, this is entirely for the election. we have 60 days to go. you will see more of these come out. i am absolutely certain of it. >> gentlemen, thank you for your time. thank you for your service and have a wonderful labor day weekend. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we are mailing it in b b b bb look limu! someone out there needs help customizing their car insurance with liberty mutual, so they only pay for what they need. false alarm. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

>> voting for the november election underway tonight, north carolina is the first state to begin sending out ballots. mark meredith has that story from raleigh. >> in this raleigh warehouse with masks on and social distancing enforced, workers are mailing out absentee ballots for the november election. >> we have over 70 folks working in here today to get the ballots ready and get them out the door.

>> today, north carolina became the first state to send out ballots and demand as surging. the state says so far more than 643,000 people have requested to vote by mail. four years ago that number was roughly 39,000. >> the higher likelihood that there will be no issues, and years will be counted. e bread. >> send them in, but go to vote. if they have encountered it, you can vote. that's the way i view it. >> north carolina's top election official tells fox news voting twice is illegal. >> we don't encourage anyone to vote twice. there are safeguards in place that prohibit that from taking place. get this data encourages voters who are concerned to track their ballots online to see when it's been received. north carolina political party leaders tell us they have faith in the state system paired. >> we've got a good track record with it and the board of elections has done a pretty good job. >> i have 100 percent that we

can vote safe and they are very reliable paired. >> north carolina is a closely watched battleground state and the president knows what he's planning to campaign in winston-salem tuesday night just as ballots begin to read mailboxes. mark meredith, fox news. >> finally tonight, to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the end of world war ii this week, las vegas held a procession of cars carrying world war ii veterans through downtown. firetrucks, convertibles, and limos the american flag to honor the sacrifices of the greatest generation, those who served. among those in attendance was 103 -year-old winston chang who not only served, but also became a pow. he said he is looking forward to the celebration next year as special thank you to those who served in world war ii, you all are tonight's midnight heroes, the greatest generation. it's been quite a week. thank you so much for watching.

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