>> i'm the leader of the country. i can't be jumping up and down and scaring people. i want people not to panic and that is what i did. >> you are going down the path of deceit and cover up. todd: covid-19 controversy. donald trump defense downplaying the coronavirus to prevent panic, pounded on bob woodward's interview saying he misled americans. jillian: the leader of the coronavirus taskforces that is not true. live in washington.

>> shall protect the property and the people on that property. we will never abrogate this moral and legal duty. todd: stopping riots, live reporters the blame game begins in rochester. jillian: game time for the nfl, the season kicks off tonight. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ jillian: it is indeed. todd: kansas city, very you go. kansas city chiefs. jillian: nfl xm, you're watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. todd: great to be with you, donald trump explaining why he did not want to create panic

over covid-19 after his recordings with journalist bob woodward. carley: growing reaction. >> reporter: 18 conversations recorded with the president's permission sending shockwaves to washington chief among them the president acknowledging behind closed doors that he knew early on how deadly the virus was. >> i think to be honest with you i wanted to always play it down. i still like playing it down because i don't want to create a panic. >> reporter: last night the president defending his coronavirus response telling hannity he put on a brave face of the country's second blasted his opponents response. >> what i want to show is calm, i'm the leader of the country. i can't be jinping up and down

and scaring people. i want people not to panic and that is what i did. if you look at the representatives of joe biden you see what they were saying, no problem, this won't be a problem, he didn't think it was going to be a problem until months later. he was way late. >> reporter: biden hammered the president accusing him of knowingly and willingly lying to the american people saying this should have consequences. >> it is wrong, totally irresponsible, totally irresponsible. taken out of office. >> reporter: the book claims the president ignored warnings about the virus but the task force's head doctor anthony fauci is defend to get. >> i didn't see a discrepancy between what he told us and what we told him when he came out publicly. todd: the book is due out tuesday and woodward is under

scrutiny why he waited so long to come forward with the story. so much more to come. todd: we appreciate it. carley: national security adviser robert o'brien says donald trump did the right thing by tempering panic and working quickly to control the coronavirus. >> there was no human to human transmission at the time, the chinese were downplaying it, didn't know how it would play out, turned out to be resilient and nasty but at the time we saw the threat of a pandemic, the president took extraordinary action but we didn't want to panic folks in public health professionals and others downplaying the threat so he was

calm, resolute, confident and in the month of february he got the vaccine program going, the therapeutic program going, the ventilator program going and we've done things that haven't been done since world war ii in this country. >> member when the biggest democratic leaders downplayed the coronavirus for months? take a listen? >> i understand the fear. we gone through this before, but let's have some connection to the reality of the situation. >> we think it is safe to be in chinatown and hope others will come. >> i want to talk about the coronavirus and i want to say a few things to set the record straight. barack and i as president and vice president took on the virus that was threatening all of africa and the rest of the world and set up a mechanism worked but i want to take a moment to say it's not a time to panic

about coronavirus but coronavirus is a serious public health challenge. >> the comments coming days after donald trump gave his interview to bob woodward. >> protests breaking out for the eighth straight day over the police death of daniel prove. >> is unrest take service to the local leaders are pointing fingers over who is responsible. >> reporter: 200 protesters hitting the streets in rochester, new york. police say crowther breached several layers of barriers during the march across the city. this is the eighth straight night of protests over the police shooting of daniel proved, protesters chanting the streets, one organizer calling the police union president the kingdom killers was a war of words is heating up between the city's mayor and the police union. calling on the mayor to resign after the public's entire

command staff announced their retirement. >> i have concerns but also i am a realist. there are enough good people in this community that will come forward, but we have a job to do and i will get the job done. what i will tell my membership is we serve the people, we don't serve a politician. we are more committed to that. >> firing back saying he should resign, saying for 30 years the problem with policeing in rochester, they watch the video of daniel proved's death and see nothing wrong, protests in rochester have grown increasingly violent over the last week, two men facing federal charges after police say they attacked officers this happened saturday night. adam green and alice williams's

mothers both charged with civil disorder. this all comes as acting dexter dhs secretary chad will addresses the state of moment doubling down on the mission to protect americans even from rioters. listen. >> secretary of homeland security shall protect the buildings, grounds and property, occupied and secured by the federal government and the people on that property. i made it clear time and again that we will never abrogate the moral and legal duty. >> rochester's police chief is set to resign soft and the 20 ninth. no word on who will take over. carley: appreciate it. todd: seven people killing massive wildfires on the west coast, look at that. california:three deaths blamed on the bear fire, 12 people currently missing, that is one of 28 wildfires burning throughout the state and three people have died in oregon. the governor saying this could be the worst loss of life and

property in state history, hundreds of homes are destroyed. in washington state a one-year-old boy died as his family tried escaping the flames, their burnt out truck found on a road, the boy's parent severely burned. and he recited across the west coast as heavy smoke turned today in tonight with those eerie orange skies, what an unreal site. shannon: joe biden attacks donald trump while promoting his plan to boost us manufacturing while campaigning in michigan. >> trump has broken every promise to the american worker. companies that have cut jobs and failed to invest at home with billions of dollars in tax breaks. >> biden's made in america plan puts attacks penalty on companies that avoid paying us taxes by offshoreing jobs and manufacturing, he is also proposing a 10% tax credit for companies making investments to

create jobs, trump campaign 2020 senior advisor steve cortez calls out the irony of biden's by american push. >> the goal of joe biden to go to the industrial heartland, the state of michigan and promised that he is going to return jobs back from china is like an arsonist to burns down a village, returning to that town and promising the citizens of the town that he wants to be the fire marshal to protect them. joe biden spent a half-century in the washington swamp exporting american jobs all over the world particularly to china. >> yesterday joe biden was in michigan, donald trump heads to that very state. >> 10 minutes after the hour, new york city democratic congressman blasting bill diblasio. >> bill diblasio is the worst mayor in the history of new york city. that is it.

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carley: rochester police chief singletary the latest to step down is unrest sweep through us cities was the entire rochester police staff sending shockwaves for the picture after the death of daniel proved. todd: how dangerous is this alarming trend kick the vice president of the national fraternal order of police joins us, thank you for being here. let's pop up the graphic that

shows 13 police chiefs redesigning since george floyd accept, rochester, seattle, richmond, atlanta, portland, how dangerous is this for our country? >> the police chief stepping down in rochester as a result of the assassination of his character and law enforcement as a whole is extremely disturbing and this is a pattern of the take no prisoners mob we are dealing with, taking leadership out of our profession where we need leadership most and they are running them out the door. the chief in portland, seattle, atlanta all run out and subsequently their minorities rose up to their ranks and what this coordinated attack on law enforcement has done is driving the best and brightest out the

door creating an experience back -- vacuum, killing the next generation of police officers, enforcement applications were down 63% last year and in a recent poll 10,000 police officers, 7% said they would recommend someone becoming a police officer, 7% and people continuing the call of killers in the kingdom killers that was said earlier and death to police officers, 100 days of riots, who would want to take this job. shannon: we are over 100 days of protesting in portland and seattle now, in rochester you have the mayor and the police chief calling on each other to resign, there is chaos everywhere regarding policing. what will it take for this to end? for police to feel like they can do their jobs and for african-american and minority communities to feel safe under police protection? >> it is important for everybody to just take a breath, sit down and have a conversation because ultimately when these events

happen you have extreme emotions on both sides. we need to slow down, talk about making the profession safer for us in the community but at some point we need to have a conversation about the suspect in these cases because when there's use of force the finger-pointing started police officers but let's talk about the other side, how people need to comply with police officers to have better outcomes. i don't care how much you make changes, to stop the violence on the other side towards police officers which is through the roof this year is shootings of police officers are up 32%, we are never going to get to a place where we can have an honest conversation what law enforcement is going to look like in this country. >> operation legend is credited with decreasing chicago's murder rate to the lowest and then anytime since april. why does operation legend seem to work so well?

>> what a novel concept here. we actually decide to throw the book at gun toting dirtbags who are shooting people in the street and we see a reduction in shootings of over half. almost as if law and order actually works. i want to thank the attorney general, the president for deploying operation legend in chicago, being able to make a huge difference in crime. it really shows when you are willing to back the hard-working men and women of law enforcement, district attorneys are interested in reducing crime in their neighborhood and taking felons off the street, throwing the book at them we can make a difference. shannon: an example of going back to broken window policeing, punishing people who commit crimes, getting them off the streets, making them an example so furthermore violent crimes happen, we appreciate it.

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against coronavirus related lawsuits. as congress remains split on getting a deal done white house chief of staff mark meadows is staying optimistic. >> let's go ahead and pass a bill that we have agreed upon at least the concept of what we've done whether it is enhanced unemployment, we can agree on all that. let's agree on that. we will get clear on that. >> we will ask the man that wears two hats, but harder, if he thinks congress can strike a deal and get his take on whether we will see a vaccine by the end of the year. >> donald trump issuing another strong denial to a report from the atlantic claiming he called follow american troops losers. >> they made up a story about two disgusting words they say i said and i didn't and i have many witnesses, 21 witnesses,

they only have sources, there were no sources. they made it up. >> several trump officials have also denied the atlantic's report. fox news's jennifer griffin confirmed part of it with her sources. >> so biden getting criticize over overstating cases of covid-19 in the military during a campaign stop in michigan. >> military covid-19 depth 6114. >> the department of defense is only 7 people have died. biden also said this. >> military covid-19 infections, 118,984. >> the pentagon says only 40,000

members have tested positive. the biden campaign says he misspoke and read the numbers for michigan instead of the military. >> donald trump said to host a deal signing ceremony for the groundbreaking middle east agreement he helped broker. the historic deal normalizes relations between israel and the united arab emirates, donald trump also nominated for the nobel peace prize for his efforts in the middle east. a member of norwegian parliament nominating the president saying this agreement could be, quote, a game changer. shannon: the time is 25 after the hour. indoor dining finally gets the green light in new york. >> opening restaurants. i understand the economic benefit and i understand the economic pressure. we are announcing today we can go to 25% of indoor dining. shannon: the question is it too little too late? a restaurant owner joins us live next. todd: a wild idea can totally transform the famous tournament and it got the endorsement of not the backstreet boys but rather coconuts. ♪ watch your body ♪ when we started our business

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>> police are fine and good if they let them do what they are supposed to be doing but they don't do that. they are a democrat run cities and not will run and very very, they become very unsafe because the level is so ridiculous they do want to defund the police and i have never seen somebody that could change like biden. i don't think he is aware of what he is even saying to be honest with you but i've never seen anything like it. >> donald trump slams joe biden, after previously singing the redirect police funds, walked past those comments. >> the president signing off on how democrats are treating police amid widespread unrest as those liberal leaders condemn federal intervention but attorney general william barr announcing chicago's murder rate has dropped by 50% due to the launch of operation legend as we touched on in the last segment thanks to the trump

administration. >> over the first 5 weeks of operation legend in chicago murders dropped by 50% over the previous five weeks. august ultimately saw a 45% decrease in murders compared to july, 35% decrease compared to june. >> the feds making 500 a rest while charging 124 people with federal crimes. the attorney general is blaming gun violence and murders in new york city on the state's bail reform law. it allows, most to be released who seek out retribution. shootings were up 165 persons, murders up 50%. >> new york city democrat slams bill diblasio in less then a new york minute. >> bill diblasio is the worst mayor in the history of new york city. that is it. >> commerce and max arose

releasing a 15 second campaign ad, he is critical of the mayor despite being in the same pretty, he's fighting to keep the seat in november after flipping it back in 2018. democratic presidential nominee joe biden taking several jabs at donald trump during a visit to the battleground state of michigan. >> peter doocy with the former vice president. >> joe biden was late to event to get caught up on bob woodward about supporting donald trump. >> he failed to do his job on purpose. it was a life-and-death betrayal of the american people. >> reporter: biden is claiming trump's early action on covid-19, exacerbating the response to the pandemic. >> this was created by donald trump's negligence, he is unfit for this job as a consequence. >> he talked about the human toll. >> how many families are missing loved ones at their dinner table tonight because of his failures, it is beyond despicable. it is a dereliction of duty, a

disgrace. >> reporter: biden try to contrast himself with trump. >> donald trump and i have a different philosophy when it comes to giving our word. my means something. >> reporter: backdrops say 6 american cars off easily line. >> i got brought up on general motors. >> reporter: they were originally billed as hiring more american workers in a biden administration. >> make it in michigan, make it in america, invest in our community, workers in places like warren, that is what this is about. >> reporter: the campaign invited guests to stay away from events if they have any symptoms of covid-19. the democratic nominee stopped himself multiple times to cough. >> he will hear more about this.

he assured michigan avenue governor gretchen witmer he is careful to follow the state's covid-19 regulations. >> socially distant. i am about to take my mask off while i speak but i promise i will put it back on. >> reporter: the world is a different place from last time joe biden came to michigan. that was march. he posted one of the largest in person rallies of the cycle and kamala harris had only just endorsed him. everything was socially distant and he spent most of his day behind a union hall. todd: new overnight russians state hackers reportedly tried targeting a biden campaign firm. according to reuters the hackers were trying to get data from washington-based strategy and communication firm. the group works for biden and other prominent democrats. the microsoft caught them before any data was compromised. homeland security is adamantly denying a was a lower complaint claiming the trump administration suppressed intelligence reports related to russian election interference. adam schiff tweeting the

committee would investigate the complaint as sarah sanders blasted the democratic congressman for pushing fake news. >> adam schiff lost all his credibility after he spent more than two years pushing false claims guaranteeing he had the smoking gun which he never produced. adam schiff cannot continue pushing this ridiculous fake news but the american people have to him out because they know he has no credibility. >> adam schiff played a key role in promoting the whistleblower's account at the center of the president's impeachment case. todd: facing a class-action lawsuit from hundreds of new york city restaurant others governor andrew cuomo announces indoor dining can reopen this month. >> opening restaurants, i understand the economic benefit and the economic pressure,

there's a whole industry around restaurants. we are announcing today we can go to 25% of indoor dining. >> is 25% capacity too little too late to help the industry recover? in manhattan, thanks for being here. what was your reaction when you heard the news? >> the reaction was very positive, i was waiting for that. i think it was about time to do that. if you want me to be honest, a little bit low. we will take it. we are happy. todd: let's look at the protocols put in place, 25% occupancy limit, mandatory temperature checks at the door. one member of each party

required to provide contact info for tracing, no bar service, you can still get drinks through your waiter or waitress and a few other things as well. a look at this list and i think i agree, you can put these in place a long time ago, maybe not immediately a in april but by june, you could have a summer. what do you say? >> absolutely. i think if they put in good rules and we follow them because we are very interested to follow the rules i think it would be an excellent way to improve business, but now we need to look to the future in better ways so hopefully everything will be a little better. i feel optimism about that. >> the reason we talk to folks like you is oftentimes the media discusses things in terms of

numbers. there is a real world impact and the number bears that out, 64%, up to 64% of new york state restaurants likely to close without government help. that is a whopping number. do you know some restaurant owners in that group that probably are going to close? >> they already closed and i am sad about that. unfortunately they didn't have any outside dining im not one of those but it is very sad that many restaurants are closing absolutely. >> not just them losing their dream it is also all the workers that now don't have jobs and have to look for jobs in a tight economy. finally how confident are you in having 50% capacity by november

and 100% by the end of the year? >> that would be great. it is up to us, it is up to the consumers, up to everybody. i feel very optimistic because new yorkers are very polite, they know the rules and i think it is a good beginning and might be 75% because we need to. that is good for the economy and good for everybody. i feel optimism and the economy as the restaurant economy is important. >> we wish you the best of luck. the food looked amazing on the video we just showed. good luck for the end of the month and the rest of the year. we appreciate it.

todd: a suspect wanted for shooting a sheriff's deputy captured overnight after a 3-day manhunt. potter was arrested in georgia overnight. police say he shot another person before being taken into custody. body camera video capture the moment he pulled it on the deputy after a traffic stop. the bullet hit his vest, the deputy will be okay. a second suspect was arrested tuesday. protesters who lead lives of wealth and privilege are busted for rioting. the nypd tweeting these mugshots of 7 people, wealthy parents, second homes, high end brands. they were arrested for smashing storefront windows and spray painting buildings during a protest in new york city. america is a terrible place to live. mike shumsky from duke is on

board with a plan, voting to include 357 division i teams and the ncaa tournament. normally there are 68 and then 64. coach k writing a statement, this is in a regular-season that will require something different. our sport needs to be agile and creative. that is one way of doing it. shannon: the moment we've been waiting for. the nfl is that. patrick martinholmes and shawn watson. heather: were fans compared to last year. limited to 15,000. we will talk about this and more with former nfl safety jack brewer who joins us to break down the matchup and what the season will look like during the pandemic. i am ready.

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shannon: donald trump nominated for the nobel peace prize for brokering a peace deal between israel and the united arab emirates. his nominator calling it a game changer. >> an agreement that would be a big step for peace in the middle east and prosperity and wealth, we should recognize that. jillian: here to react international relations experts doctor rebecca grant, good morning. the president's critics coffee this because he is a counterpunch or, his rhetoric

isn't the most diplomatic that based on his foreign policy experience does he deserve this nomination? >> donald trump has turned out to be a pretty nimble diplomat. i'm happy to see him get the nomination recognizing the abraham accord between israel and the uae but this is for next year's prize award in 2021 and sometimes there are as many as 300 nominations for the nobel prize. carley: four other us presidents have won this award, the last being president obama in 2009, nine months into his presidency. he was even surprised because he hasn't had time to do anything very much but you say that iran should be worried about the uae signing this peace deal with israel. will other countries also signed

similar peace deals and why does that matter for us interests? >> reporter: i hope we will see more accords was what i like about this is it normalizes relations so these countries will do business with each other more, the back story is there has and more security cooperation between israel and the uae and that is motivated by the fresh dangers coming out of iran. iran should be worried getting ready to say we don't like your terrorism and nuclear blackmail. that is the underlying part of the abraham accord. carley: speaking of that region the us is withdrawing 40% of troops from iraq.

here is mike pompeo talking about that very thing last night. >> decisions the president has made about the number of troops, risk for our young men and women in the cost american taxpayers and we are doing all of this against the backdrop of reduced violence, fewer jihadist and the capacity to continue to protect america. >> to this criticism because retired admiral james wrote an opinion piece and criticize withdrawal saying russia and syria, the people of iraq are losers, how do you feel about this troop withdrawal? >> always happy to see troops come home and the reason they can be withdrawn is they defeated the isis caliphate. we trained iraqi forces and we have help with the iraqi training mission. ground troops, us airpower,

conducted two airstrikes just this week and there are always special forces and the ability to go back if we need to but this is a good, long planned reduction and a sign of success against isis, and with building capacity with our iraqi partners. shannon: thank you, appreciate it. >> the moment football fan to been waiting for. the nfl season kicking off as the chiefs take on the texans. >> jack brewer says it will be a different kind of season to say the least. he is live. one more mile look reply all look own your look... ...with fewer lines. there's only one botox® cosmetic. it's the only one... ...fda approved... ...to temporarily make frown lines... ...crow's feet... ...and forehead lines... ...look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing,

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