jillian: donald trump issues a warning to iran over the alleged assassination plot against a us ambassador. todd: "fox and friends first" continues. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. shannon: let's begin with this weather alert, hurricane sally inching closer to the gulf coast very slowly come millions in the path of the storm and its life-threatening flooding. >> hundreds of miles of coastline under storm watches and warnings, janice steen tracking at all. what is the latest. >> janice: we have the 5 am advisory and it has weakened a little bit but as i mentioned last hour doesn't matter what the category of the storm is, the main event is the water. we could receive 10-20-30 inches of insulated rainfall along the eastern gulf coast. that will be the main threat and because the storm is only moving

2 to 3 miles an hour it is going to be a prolonged event, very dangerous life-threatening event is what the national hurricane center is saying. there is, it will have her offshore for the next 24-36 hours. we might have technical landfall for the next 24-36 hours but regardless of landfall doesn't matter. the results are the same. some of these areas could receive 69 inches of storm surge, water continuously pounding the coastline and isolated spots of 30 inches of rain, this will be similar to what texas had with harvey a couple years ago, we all remember the catastrophic damage harvey brought to the texas gulf coast so flooded visors are posted from new orleans to the florida panhandle and well inland. this is a story will be talking about today through thursday and

friday. very slow-moving and that is the biggest danger. the biggest threat from these topical systems is not necessarily the wind but the water. this is a prolonged water event. >> one of the maps you should look like the water will collect in that area with no out that if it goes thursday and friday that will be really tough. we appreciate it. >> some places may see feet of rain. i'm curious, you've been around town. of you seen people evacuating already? >> interesting to note a lot of the people we have talked to have not. a lot of them compared it to hurricane katrina, we are not leaving. that's what they told me verbatim. following on what todd said. a lot of officials have told me,

louisiana, alabama, mississippi that the drainage and levee systems are going to be tested during this because it is so slow-moving, 2 to 3 miles per hour, superslow. don't know if you can see because it is very dark but i drew a line 12 minutes ago, 56 feet from the water's edge and 12 minutes ago, that is covered with water to give you an idea how quickly this water is moving up. i talked to a police officer who said there is the potential that 10, 15 yards from where i am standing the this road, the national hurricane center did say do not think lightly about this. this has the potential to strengthen in those warm waters. todd: certainly hope people have heeded the advice, not a lot of people you spoke to seem to have. we appreciate it.

jillian: shocking new video shows the dramatic moments after two los angeles sheriff's deputies were shot at point blank range. deputies frantically helping each other as they call for help. todd: no other word but schilling as authorities increase the reward for information on the gunmen still on the loose right now. >> a massive manhunt underway this morning as authorities search for the man who ambush two unsuspecting officers in compton. the reward for information leading to his arrest just raised to 200,$000. new surveillance video showing the second after the deputies were shot, they are seen hiding behind a column where they held each other as one of them, a 31-year-old mom frantically calls for help, or words barely audible after she was shot in the job.

>> reporter: la county sheriff alex villanueva taking aim at local officials refusing to support law enforcement. just one day after compton's they are claimed deputies terrorized her community. >> i heard some things from elected leaders particularly at the local level that is just astonishing and they are fanning the flames, pouring gas on the fire. >> in lancaster, pennsylvania eight people were arrested following chaotic protests, hundreds crowding streets after police shot and killed a man while responding to a domestic violence call. body camera video showing the moments leading up to that feeling of israel shooting, ricardo charges the officer with a knife. in rochester, new york, mayor lovely warren removed the city's police chief ahead of his planned retirement, following nationwide outrage over the death of daniel pruitt in march.

>> this has shown we have a pervasive problem in the rochester police department, one that views everything through the eyes of the badge about the citizens we serve. >> reporter: singletary was set to retire in two weeks, mayor warren is calling for a federal investigation into how prove that case was handled. >> chicago police officers seeing a spike in targeted attack from cops compared to previous years. >> if you've got a question about what we are doing to reduce violence, we are risking everything. 65 chicago cops have been shot at or shot this year. >> 10 of those officers were hit by gunfire, 5 times more than in recent years. chicago seeing a rise in gun violence. this weekend steve: 5 shootings with 10 murders. >> reporter: dan bondgino calls

out how dangerous the violence is becoming joe biden's response, take a listen. >> our culture is falling apart. the greatest country on earth is falling apart and by the way, what does joe biden do, he goes out into the speech about light bulbs and electric cars? i don't like joe biden's politics at all but i have to tell you i am not going to vote for him, nothing he can say to change my mind but i would have supported him if he would have given a strong, 20 minute speech about the need to fix this broken culture on the greatest country on earth and celebrate our men and women in law enforcement. >> portland in particular has seen months of nonstop violence and according to an email by cbs news the department of homeland security has, quote, overwhelming intelligence that antifa is behind it. >> donald trump heads to philadelphia after pushing the

great american comeback, slamming joe biden while pitching to voters at a latinos for trump event. >> many hispanic americans pursue the american dream. i want the american dream. you are looking at what they are asking for it is like the american nightmare. >> the president attending a briefing on the devastating wildfires in california alongside governor gavin newsom. >> joe biden headed to florida and karl rove says the democrat's strategy to mostly stay close to home won't sit well with voters. >> it is a mistake from labor day on for him to be sitting at home in wilmington hoping -- looks like he is hoping to glide through, run out the clock, prevent defenses and footballer play 4 corners basketball. i don't think the american people are going to like that and at some point it will add to

doubts of whether he's got the physical stamina and strength to be president of the united states. >> both candidates stamina will be tested when they come head to head for the first presidential debate two weeks from today. shannon: time is winding down. the la county sheriff calling on lebron james after two officers were ambushed, a challenge to the nba superstar. todd: voters seem to be most concerned about unemployment, coronavirus and crime. who has the best plan to address them, our political panel is on deck to debate next. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer.

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thank you for joining me to make a case for each candidate. thank you each for being here. let's start with unemployment because as you can see this is the number one thing voters are concerned about according to the latest poll, 87% of voters are concerned, make your case for why joe biden is the one to handle this. >> joe biden built an economy with barack obama after the 2008 crash, a great economic number which donald trump has given to the ground. joe biden's record on the economy since he has been in the senate and as vice president has been strong and a strong economic plan going forward. jillian: we heard this conversation at the present was handed this economy. would you argue that point?

>> i don't think it is true. obama needs to be given credit for getting us out of the recession but it is hard to take unemployment numbers from 6% to 3% versus 12% to 6% like obama did. the fact that this means his policies of deregulation, tax cuts really unleashing the innovation in the economy and entrepreneurs was working and the pandemic obviously put us on hold and you see that reflected in the poll numbers, the fact that people are as concerned about the economy and jobs is tied to where we are with the coronavirus pandemic and the result of the shutdowns but we are seeing people feel more confident about where we are going and donald trump receives high marks on getting us back on track from where we were with low unemployment number

regardless of where we are. sean: you heard about the coronavirus with 83% of voters concerned about it. what is joe biden's plan, how will he handle this? >> there would be a strategy, donald trump does not have a strategy. a national strategy of how to do that. that's why we have the most deaths in the world, the highest cases. jillian: what is a strategy? wanting to hear there would be a strategy but with 50 days to go people want to hear it. >> they've heard it, it is on his website, to have a national strategy that would mandate masks, get us back to manufacturing things we need, at the end of the day people have to realize donald trump has failed, we almost have 200,000 americans who lost their life because he tried to push the button on the states rather than be the president of the united states, take responsibility and

lead. he is an abject failure as an american president because he hasn't done the job. everybody knows it and poll numbers reflect it. jillian: strong words and you to hear a lot of people, when people make the argument, look how early he shutdown travel from china, the site certain examples of how he did do certain things earlier. if he gets a second term how is he going to handle the coronavirus? >> his administration is heavily banking on therapeutics and vaccines. that's why there's an emphasis on removing the red tape that exists in federal government to get these therapeutics moving and as long as there is confidence in our healthcare system in the ability to treat the virus that is where they laid a lot of their faith in overcoming this. we see other countries shutdown

early, they shutdown longer but still seeing cases tech backup now that they have reopened. i don't think any country had a good handle on this virus. that being said some of trump's communications stumbled at the beginning, hindered his ability. you see in the polling, fox news's fall but he's gained momentum on this. in the last couple weeks people are feeling more comfortable and shockingly people feel comfortable and more confident in their state's responses than the federal response that even though they are not giving donald trump credit for how they are feeling about the coronavirus at this moment as we head into the debate which this will be a big topic they are feeling very confident that their states handled it well which means donald trump's strategy of pushing it to the state and letting them make the best call for their people kind of worked. jillian: short answers from each of you, crime and violence is a

conversation that has been in the forefront lately, 64% of voters concerned about it. joe biden and kamala harris took criticism for not condemning the violence soon enough or even talking about it at the dnc. this is where they have an uphill climb. what do you say? >> the uphill climb is on top of the hill, donald trump is trailing, this is a number one issue, he stirs up violence and then says it will be worse under the biden administration. we need to look at the facts of this matter and now the polling is indicating more americans believe joe biden would deliver more law and order than donald trump, donald trump misled the american public, coronavirus, he knew how devastating it was, he knew how infectious it was. yet he didn't do anything, he pushed it to the states because he does not take responsibility in the job of the president, the buck stops there.

when in donald trump's casey pushed the buck on to someone else. jillian: i want to give lauren the final word. some say the president coming down tough online and order is what they want to see. >> the defend the police message unsettled people and brought home republicans who were not enthusiastic about donald trump's second term but because democrats handled the d fund the police movement so poorly they gave enthusiasm for donald trump heading into the election. jillian: see you both soon. todd: 19 after the era, democrats sending mixed messages about the president's response to the west coast wildfires. >> i want to thank you and acknowledge --

>> give a climate arsonist four more years there will be catastrophic -- todd: a california gop chairman response to the far left's claim that climate change is behind the tragic fire season.

>> i want to thank you and acknowledge the work you have done in terms of your response. we are committed to working with you. >> give a climate arsonist four more years why would anyone be surprised we have more america to blaze. >> less we take urgent action it will be more catastrophic. todd: dueling messages from democrats about the wildfire response. democratic nominee joe biden

calling him a climate arsonist with the former chair of the republican party, no one will confuse newsom for being a trump supporter but my take away from this is trump and newsom acknowledge this is key to all of this, joe biden sticking to the climate change climate change argument. to you agree? >> it is laughably because trump has been president for 3 years but this problem of forest management has been building for 50 years, got worse in the last 20. we had deadly fires, the legislature on forest management. the trump administration struggled more than any in history, the trump

administration so much money. >> what should the federal government and state governments do to prevent situations like we are seeing on-screen? >> one of the biggest reasons this is happening in california is for 20 years they have prevented the thinning of trees in and around communities and power lines. that has come to bear. statewide it has been decades, environmentalists refused to allow the thinning out. only in the last couple years has that begun to change when you see these horrific fires and it takes money. they could that the private sector do it but you have to apply resources. sean: it seems logical and nonpartisan. i want your thoughts on this, federal judge in pennsylvania ruling pennsylvania governor tom

wolfe's coronavirus, the line is cannot accept but concept of a new normal. how crucial are lawsuits like this to protect our constitutional rights? >> this is a decision the supreme court should have made, h, this is headed for a showdown in the supreme court, good intentions, the ability to go to church. this barber was contributing to this problem, those are the decisions -- sean: these cases are popping up.

the interesting thing is the timeliness of it. we could be done with kim jong un for, decisions on constitutional liberties, we appreciate your time and insight. jillian: detroit's police chief slamming of a black lives matter movement. >> if you talk against this group you must go. the activist pushing the top of the force. hurricane sally, live report next. still your best friend. and now your co-pilot. still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still hard work. just a little easier.

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>> reporter: the wind picked up in the last 5 minutes or so, rain is hit or miss. talking about the water line holding a very firm, and the national hurricane center issued a storm surge warning in the florida panhandle, near panama city, inching closer to the yeast, one thing every single person from the national hurricane center, the flooding is an issue in louisiana, it is going to be tested during the storm. todd: a low-lying area. sean: when you hear about a storm like this all of our minds go to the recent hurricane harvey.

>> janice: absolutely, this could be similar to a harvey event in that all the water will push in land and it doesn't take a hurricane to cause tremendous flooding. it moves in land but will have her along the coast for 20 or 30 hours, that water continues to be pushed in land. that is a life-threatening catastrophic event. people need to listen to their officials and know what to do if the water is rising in your area. they have weakened the storm a little bit but on the satellite presentation it is starting to strengthen again because they have warm water around the gulf of mexico where the center is currently located and potential

landfall over tonight and it continues to stay in the same place bringing all of that water to mississippi, alabama, florida and it doesn't move into thursday. this is going to be the main problem. the ongoing storm surge being pushed on shore in the inland flooding we talked about so many times but the biggest danger is not the tornadoes or hurricane force windss but the flooding. that kills the most people. really concerned with the storm system. don't focus on the category, it doesn't matter. it is the flooding that is the biggest danger. todd: keep us posted. jillian: st. bernard parish is in the path of it. todd: how are they bracing for the storm? how are your people holding up? >> reporter: thank you for having us with our residents have been preparing along the

coast of louisiana and mississippi for sally. preparing sandbags and putting pumps into low-lying areas of our community. our fishing community and recreational fishing bringing all their boats and trailers and lining them up on highway 46 inside the levee system but you are right, we are still concerned about storm surge in st. bernard parish. our residents went to bed thinking a strong category 2 or category 3 arriving just east of our parish. we get a lot of storm surge and we are prepared for that and is like our prayers have been answered this morning. jillian: what is the biggest threat you're up against when talking about the storm as janice has been saying, that

could potentially soak the area for an extended period of time and you talk about the floodwaters, that is the most dangerous in a storm like this. >> we've been through this with katrina, 15 years ago, when that storm sits there and is slow-moving it continues to bring water into our low-lying community. we are getting that northeast wind packing water on top of water in the community. our roads that go down to our fishing communities outside the levee system today this morning, inundated with water. this storm as we wake up this morning, 100 miles from here and we will feel the effects throughout the day. todd: we are praying for you and your residents, best of luck. jillian: challenging lebron

james to match the reward money for a suspect accused of shooting two deputies. >> you care about law enforcement and expressed a very interesting statement about race relations and officer involved shootings and the impact on the african-american community, appreciate that but likewise we need to appreciate the respect for life across professions. jillian: he challenge the lakers start to double the $2,000 reward the deputies are expected to survive. several police chiefs step down or are for starting the anti-police clients, dan craig says he's not going anywhere. >> it is not about who the police chief is, whether the police chief is black, white, asian, male or female it is deeper than that. if you talk against this group you must go.

i've taken a firm stand supported by the use, detroit wants them gone. i am not leaving. they have to leave. i will hold my ground. men and women who serve deserve better than this. >> 20 police chiefs have stepped down since george floyd's death. donald trump on the trail campaigning for latino voters out west. >> this, if you look at what they are asking for the american nightmare. jillian: which candidate will win the hispanic vote? a live report next. it's the ones that got away that haunt me the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what?

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jillian: 49 days to go until election day, donald trump had to philadelphia after pushing

the great american comeback during his west coast blitz. todd: attending everything on the devastating wildfires in california. griff jenkins in washington as joe biden slams the president for his views on climate change. >> reporter: a lot of hard punches in the next 49 days and biden took one as biden heads to florida today to try to regain lost ground in the sunshine state and the key demographic in arizona. >> i have achieved more for hispanic americans in 47 months than joe biden has achieved in 47 years. >> reporter: in delaware biden slamming the president on climate change. >> to give a climate arsonist four more years in the white house why would anyone be surprised we have more of america ablaze? wildfires don't skip towns that voted a certain way.

the impact of climate change don't pick and choose because it is not a partisan phenomenon. it is science. >> reporter: donald trump wraps his west coast swing where he awarded distinguished flying cross to the national guard who helped rescue 200 people from reaching wildfires, he attended a briefing where the secretary of natural resources to acknowledge climate change drawing this reaction from the president. >> it will start getting cooler, you just wash. >> i don't think science knows. >> reporter: california governor gavin newsom talking about the response but also hitting the climate issue. >> we feel strongly the hots i

getting hotter, drives are getting drier. something happened to the plumbing of the world, climate change is real and exacerbating this. >> on major middle east peace event and then heads to philly for townhall events, the first president joining fox news at 9 am, a few things to say about these attacks, meanwhile i will be here with the guy above me. >> it has been going on for three years. what are they building? >> donald trump says he would be up for a 4 hour debate with joe biden moderated by podcast are joe rogan, the president voicing support after rogan discussed the idea in a podcast, twitter split on the idea, one user saying joe rogan is a great interviewer, it would be an interesting conversation, tina doesn't like the idea, jerome

and is a comedian, martial arts color commentator, not qualified. joseph, the light of the night tweeting any person using the argument joe rogen's and qualified needs to realize biden was literally interviewed by carty be. i just dropped my pen. first official debate will be moderated by fox news anchor chris wallace. jillian: joe biden turns heads with fancy footwear with a political message, the $695 limited edition luxury boots, benefiting of a i am vote or organization, more social media comments than anything, $700 out, this is essential election day apparel, made for votes. joe biden supporting the boots monday when she and joe, in their primary.

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todd: the reward for turning the gunman behind the ambush of two deputies up to 200,$000. >> reporter: david webb reacts to the attack as protesters cheer for them to die, we will be right back.

>> they will embrace the idea that they were very fortunate, they can walk away from this and

recover that. chant outside the hospital while the officers fought for their lives. joining us now is fiewngs contributor david webb. >> let's call this what it was an attempted execution. have we reached a new front on the war on cops? >> we actually reached it quite a while back, todd. if you remember the actual assassination of will lou and rams a man who went there a criminal. shouldn't even call him a man, someone who when you looked at his social media was also a big supporter of black lives matter and this leftist movement in baltimore along with various other gang activities that he was involved in, apparently. so this is fortunately not a successful assassination but this is the next step we now begin to see situation where police officers have to keep their heads on a swivel at all

times and watch each otherrens backs as well as do their west to watch their only if they are alone. >> david, i want you to take a listen to this. this is protesters chanting we hope they die as these officers are fighting for their lives. >> we are going to go up here and just check on these murderer he is rightight here. [chanting] >> i hope they die mother [bleep] [laughter] jillian: david, this is disgusting for any human being to hope that another human being dies say there are going to be more. i don't even have words for that. >> i actually have words for it. america, wake up. take a very close look at what we're seeing here. you have got one of the key founders of black lives matter, patrice talking about how she is a trained marxist. these are the people that have taken.

people have genuine concerns about bad chute bad shoots and t into every incident involving a police officer. these are people with trained marxist ideals that are turned what are for some peaceful protests and real concerns into violent riots, riots that we talked about that i have covered before ferguson but ferguson was one of the tipping points that turned black lives matter into a national disgrace on this country. and they are, peaceful protests are no longer in charge. they are not in charge anymore. the leftist, antifa. tacet support of some elected democrat officials, they are in charge. your cities are burning. look at lancaster, pennsylvania. they went and tried to tear down lancaster, fortunately seems as though they won't be successful. look at kenosha, wisconsin. it's no longer portland, seattle, new york and chicago and those wings of the country. it's coming to you, america.

todd: dave, let me ask a modification of my earlier question. in light of the fact that now people are clearing outside of the hospital for the cops to die after they were shot, is this now a new front on the war on cops? 30 seconds. >> well, yes. they are not only going after the police officers with their words and blocking the entrance, the streets. but they are trying to get into the emergency room in this case. what's in that emergency room? people who need help getting medical care. not necessarily a pure, but a sterile environment for those doctors and nurses to operate to help people. so they are going after the american community and you are going to pay the price at some point, unfortunately. >> jillian: yeah, not to be lost in this conversation, david, as you have other people who are also potentially fighting for their lives with medical conditions trying to get into the emergency room, they could also be delayed because of that it's frightening to see what's happening.

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