jillian: friday september 18th. fox news alert. another ambush attack. the teen accused of opening fire while the la sheriff's hours for a witness, disturbing details as the war on cops rages on. >> reporter: joe biden devoted his career to offshoreing wisconsin jobs, outsourcing your factories. >> i view this campaign as is a campaign between scranton and park avenue. all trump can see from park avenue is wall street. >> reporter: a primetime matchup, donald trump riling up voters in wisconsin is joe biden

deal softball in pennsylvania, live in washington in the countdown to election day. >> access to yoga and music lessons behind bars. todd: "fox and friends first" friday starts now. todd: a little party coming up later on in the show to celebrate one of these branches of the united states military. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. shannon: let's begin with this, donald trump and joe biden head to minnesota on the heels of the president's rally in wisconsin where he slammed the democrats far left policies.

>> joe biden partaking in his first primetime townhall accepting the nomination. mark meredith in washington with the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: joe biden came out swinging in a televised townhall, biden took questions from voters as they stood near their cars near his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania, the main topic no surprise, the pandemic. >> if the president had done his job, had done his job from the beginning, all the people would still be alive, all the people, i'm not making this up, look at the data. >> reporter: donald trump in the battleground state of wisconsin hosting thousands of his supporters at an airport and it was clear the president was watching biden's remarks when flying up on air force one. >> biden wants to surrender our country to the violent left-wing mob. if biden wins the writers,

anarchists, arsonists and flag burners win. he is up there tonight getting softball questions from anderson cooper. they don't ask me questions like that. >> reporter: trump support for the most part did not socially distance but some people were spotted wearing masks, the president told the crowd he remains optimistic a working vaccine is close to reality. biden focus on efforts. >> we have three vaccines in the final stage clinical trials, the fda approved, they work very fast, very quick at levels nobody else could have achieved. >> i would like to see the governors and squaring period. i can do that on federal property and as president i will do that and we can have a fine for them not doing it. this is about saving people's lives! >> reporter: he would like to see the country's reliance on fracking come down but did not think it should be totally eliminated at least not yet.

both candidates will return to the campaign trail later today, biden in minnesota to tour a union training center, donald trump will hold another rally in northern minnesota. todd: dan ongino blasting the townhall for being too soft on the democratic nominee. >> this townhall for biden should be a contribution to the biden campaign. is this serious? compare what happened to him with what happened to trump, they had the opportunity to been biden down on fracking, they gave him an out, his tax hikes for the middle class, they gave him an out on that, could have pinned him down and redirecting funds away from the police, gave him a pass. a contribution, they are part of the campaign effectively. >> we will see how the candidates do when they go head to 5 in the first presidential debate on september 20 ninth.

shannon: a manhunt underway for two suspect accused of shooting up the home of two new jersey police officers. the couple and their 10-day-old infant were inside when 6 rounds of bullet struck and penetrated inside the house. >> a lot of anxiety. we see what is going on around the country and we keep saying it is not candy and now it is. >> reporter: detectives believe they found the van driven by the gunmen. the fbi is joining the investigation. there is a 20,$000 reward for information leading to an arrest, thankfully nobody was injured. todd: a massive manhunt underway for the suspect in a brazen attack on an arizona trooper. jillian: his alleged accomplice is still on the run. jackie ibanez joins us with more. >> reporter: a 17-year-old suspect is arrested. another remains at large, the

department of public safety says one trooper was sitting in his cruiser in a phoenix neighborhood when the car pulled up, the passenger got out and opened fire with an ak-47. >> our trooper was clearly visible in his best that said police. there was no question it was in ambush, he was identifiable as a police officer. >> reporter: the trooper was helping other troopers in a separate investigation when the ambush happens, two other troopers ran over and opened fire on the suspect, that is when the car drove away and the troopers arrested this guy, louis espinoza, cbs is looking for the driver who escaped. they say he was last seen in this vehicle, a silver 2013 infinity. the attack the latest act of violence against police officers in los angeles, sheriff's deputies are searching for the man accused of opening fire and two deputies, la county sheriff

alex dylan away the says a witness was spotted on video. >> we know that person was there, follow the suspect run right by. we want that person to come forward. >> reporter: the reward for that suspect's arrested and raised to 675,$000. we are learning more about the death of dijon kizzee, they fired 19 shots at him after stopping him for allegedly riding his bike on the wrong side of the road. newly released video shows the deputy in a struggle with kizzee, his gun fell from his jacket, he reached down to pick it up. >> he put his hand on the gun, picked it up and the second deputy didn't recognize it as a gun until it came up and he saw the barrel pointing. >> reporter: the gun was stolen

and kizzee was barred from owning a weapon because of a restraining order. attorneys have called on sheriff villanueva to resign over his death. shannon: nancy pelosi, violent protesters destroy american cities. >> we support peaceful demonstrations, that does not include looting, starting fires. or rioting. those should be prosecuted. that is lawlessness. todd: pelosi speaking out after an op-ed call the democrats saying democratic left has turned certifiably insane appointive mission of irrational behaviors refusal to recognize damage being done primarily to black and hispanic neighborhood by catastrophic violence. they have begun to notice. shannon: très gaudi says it is time nancy pelosi condemn the violence. >> you can be behind law and order, or in her case 100 days

behind. it has been 100 days and in that time she had time to compare cops to storm troopers, time to call kevin mccarthy enemy of the state, time to get her hair done, washed, perhaps colored, that is none of my business, go to a salon and accused the salon owner of setting her up. she had no time to debate law enforcement until the polls started tightening. it took 10,000 arrests, $2 billion in property damage, and a couple cops fighting for their lives for her to figure out the numbers weren't on her side. >> the department of justice is considering charges against portland officials over violent unrest in the city. todd: neutron video shows the devastation left by hurricane sally on the gulf coast, two people have died in alabama and florida. that powerful storm forcing oil and gas production to shut down causing people to wait in long lines for gas. you see it in pensacola, florida, 400,000 people without

power on the gulf coast. >> i've been here 25 years, seen a lot of hurricanes, this is the worst that ever happened. >> anticipated hurricane, didn't expect a directed. todd: crews rescuing people from flooding on the gulf coast and in florida check this out, firefighter using a jet ski to save an elderly couple. their home's front door. jillian: brett favre praising the big 10 conference for bringing football back when he says america needs it most. >> football needed to be back. it is exciting. i'm excited to see other conferences joining as well. we need something to take our minds off of everything else that has happened in the last six months. jillian: football season will resume october 20 fourth.

todd: donald trump touting his efforts to bring back big 10 football during an interview with fox sports radio. >> they needed some confidence and backing but we have given it a lot of backing. i'm not saying this for any reason. it was a terrible thing. we did it. we absolutely did it. if we didn't you wouldn't be talking about big 10 right now. no chance, they weren't going to play. todd: trump says his next focus is to bring the pack 12 back. i would say it is harder to do but we will see. jillian: it is 11 minutes after the hour. the west coast wildfires, calling out kamala harris and gavin newsom for this photo op. the family's message to california leaders. >> may be the best year of all. todd: donald trump says it will only get better from here.

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>> next year will be truly from an economic standpoint the best year of all, the numbers have been incredible. we had employment numbers the best ever, retail sales and the stock market for the most part at a new high. >> the president touting his economic crowds promising a trump reelection will return the us to record prosperity. jillian: here to react is peter morici, good to see you on this friday. you heard what the president had to say. if he is to be reelected what are we looking at as far as economic growth next year? >> i think we will have substantial economic growth as soon as we get people the vaccines things will take off.

offices will reopen, people go back, restaurants will be used again and that will create lots of employment and intern growth. todd: we got new data, income growth soaring 6.8% in 2019 and that is the largest annual increase on record, poverty falling to its lowest rate since 1959. that split the fullscreen. i'm not going to go through them but you can see the numbers on your screen, maybe. but with that how much credit can donald trump take for those numbers in 2019? >> we had two greatest dramas, we had the obama biden years, the regulatory state compelling businesses to be politically

correct and not a lot of growth, income was stagnant and inequality, something the left next about incessantly got worse on the obama walk not only are in comes up during the trump years of lower taxes and deregulation but the people to gain the most from were minorities and women. inequality was lessened not only did rise but the prospects of folks at the bottom end in the middle greatly improved. if you want they listen inequality growth is the best prescription, donald trump offered the best program, compelling argument to choose trump over biden. >> i will shout the numbers really quick, median household income. in 2007 it was 62,$000, 2013 went down 57,$000, 2019 was up 69,$000 and that is what we are referencing. let's talk new jersey because lawmakers struck a deal for taxes on millionaires, this sparks fears of garden state exit as you talk about 2% hike in taxes, break this down for folks at home, brings it up to

10.7%. why would people want to stay in new jersey. >> they would have no good reason to stay in new jersey. the governor of new jersey doesn't pay much of what is going on in new york where everybody is moving to florida. new jersey doesn't have to go that far, they just jump to delaware or pennsylvania to get lower taxes. we went through this with the democratic governor in maryland, a millionaires tax and millionaires left. i don't know that he can't read, won't read or ignorance, willful ignorance and distractive and willful ignorance. this is an example of destructive and willful ignorance, this is going to chase people out of new jersey to delaware. >> when you combine a millionaires tax with what he will give away next year, a $40 million difference is a lot for the 3 of us but with the state budget $40 million is a drop in the bucket. this makes no sense.

not a lot in the economic world is these days which is why you're here to break it down on friday morning and we appreciate it. >> have a great weekend. todd: the doj consider bringing charges after violent riots. >> the next guest suing the da for the pattern of siding with antifa over police, he is live to layout a case next. also destroyed the lives of thousands of jewish survivors still suffering today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day which is impossible.

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todd: portland officials could be held accountable for months of riots in the city the doj revealing charges against city leaders for their failure to stop the violence. suing the district attorney for what he argues is a pattern of

siding with antifa and he joins me now. great to have you here. it is unclear if the doj will bring its charges but you have filed a federal lawsuit against the portland area da. why? >> the city has been using its power to restrict the first amendment rights for a long time and my client justice gibson has been criminally prosecuted for riot at the same time the district attorney says he won't prosecute protesters for riot as long as they carry the preferred blm message. >> how are officials interfering in commit investigations to help antifa? >> we now have thousands of hours of riot footage in portland, the police are beginning to work through this and all of a sudden out of the blue the mayor introduce the portland city council pass is

the most restrictive ban on the use of facial recognition technology in the country so that suddenly it is illegal for anyone to figure out who the rioters are. todd: the portland mayor said about the potential doj action, the administration made the cynical decision the suffering of others is politically beneficial regardless of the cost to people of the city and throughout the nation will not be intimidated with that. do you think you win your case? >> don't know. it is tough these days. we have a lot of people in the government on all sides seem very supportive of antifa and we see the rule of law collapsing, no longer a question of equal protection, whether you belong to the right group or not and those of us in portland who are not in the right group, our faith in the law begins to dim. >> one of the individuals that support antifa is the individual running against portland mayor ted wheeler, presumably in the primary, tough challenge, her

name is sarah i believe and you can take a look at these poll numbers. the cut close she is to ted wheeler, 31% for ted wheeler, 32% for sarah, what happens if she becomes mayor? >> if she becomes mayor we have a government even closer to city council of seattle, hard left, policies based on something that is not reality and has not much to do with the needs of the city, so further transforming into factories for leftists, tremendous new taxes, the destruction of transportation all links cities need because of fossil fuel issues, on the whole we will be lucky to have the water running in the garbage still being picked up after people like this get political power.

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penalty for cop killers, the rhetoric of biden, put your law enforcement and serious danger. >> we have to have a more transparent means by which we provide accountability and police departments. >> donald trump and joe biden sparing on the campaign trail with 30 days to get voters on board with their message so who is connecting with voters? joining me to debate is republican strategist and democratic strategists anthony paul, thanks for being here, appreciate it. both of you would say both candidates are connecting with their audience based on the recent polls, polls aren't everything. is joe biden doing enough to connect with voters at this point? >> i think he is now. he was lagging behind a little bit, but he picked it up.

he has become more effective in being out in the public and being in the location that he has been in, being in wisconsin, the last couple weeks, a lot of the messages that his driving are driven home. shannon: pennsylvania a huge state at way, but joe biden spent a lot of time in pennsylvania, one of the states he has been in most where the president is traveling across the country every day. >> 49 other states. joe biden is not showing strength, donald trump is showing strength, a leader who is strong and fearless and continues to bounce around the country, not afraid, during a

pandemic showing people, he was helpful in restoring 1 million jobs, 87,000 businesses saved because of the covid-19 relief supported he goes around the nation talking about that. these are perilous times as we need a leader who will be strong and lead the american people and not constrain us inside the home and whether you go to the grocery store it is okay to be out and about and that is what you are doing. like joe biden is doing pennsylvania, his getting out and that needs to happen right now. shannon: i want your opinion on this wall street journal op-ed and take a look at this clip that says the democratic left has turned certifiably insane, one definition of irrational behavior is refusal to recognize the damage being done primarily to black and hispanic neighborhoods by catastrophic violence, voters it appears have begun to notice. democrats were hit hard with criticism especially after the democratic national convention

for not coming out and saying this violence is wrong, we had a story earlier this morning how nancy pelosi has finally come out condemn this violence, is it too little too late? should they have done this sooner? should i would like them to have done it sooner but it is not too late, polls are in favor of joe biden. the fact they came out, never too little too late, a lot of polls show when it comes out to who is best to handle the violence the president and the vice president are tied in the former vice president basically tied. the idea the democrats haven't been able to have this law and order issue and behind the curveball doesn't matter because it looks as if the message is

getting through. >> do you think it doesn't matter they were a little late on this or do you think it does? >> it certainly does matter. i was talking to a detroit police chief said people don't want the violence in our communities. a lot of people don't know especially in detroit, 80% of blacks once more law enforcement, they want more police and when you have chaos in the street, living in the street and some don't believe in antifa it is ridiculous, we need to bring law and order back to the nation. we cannot have chaos in the streets and this is something democrats have lost and joe biden never talked about the importance of stripping law enforcement in recent polling and coming back and wants -- cannot be a presidential candidate or wanting to be a presidential candidate, somebody who is stronger than what happened in the nation and keep

us safe and not defense to get and they did not mention anything regarding law enforcement, supporting what is happening and advocated, we need to show strength and that is it. shannon: thanks for being here. thanks for your time. >> mail-in ballots arriving after election day will still be counted. pennsylvania supreme court extending the deadline by three days accepting ballots as long as they are postmarked by november 3rd. ballots received by november 6th will still be counted. as the white house expresses willingness to negotiate nancy pelosi doubling down on her $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief package. >> it is about the allocation of resources but hard to see how it can go any lower when you have greater need.

todd: republicans and democrats voice optimism that after weeks of stalled negotiation a bipartisan deal is possible before the november election. a surge of new coronavirus cases prompting new warnings from the world health organization. shannon: and the restrictions are expected to be announced today. >> reporter: the death rate is lower than it was during the peak last spring but the world health organization is saying the spike in cases is a wake-up call and more lockdowns in europe and the uk are being talked about, there's consent to nip this in the bud before cold weather hits and people are indoors more but when schools are back in session even with all the precaution there's a lot of worry, france had an infection of 10,000 in just a day last saturday. bordeaux is banning gatherings of more than ten people, spain is set to unveil new

restrictions, the worsted areas may be locked down again. in the uk gatherings of more than 6 are going to be band and the health minister said this morning hospitalizations are doubling every eight days. it only's national carrier launched service between rome and milan, on-site tests will be offered at airports or passengers can provide proof of a negative, this to slow the transmission of the virus but also to instill confidence in flying again and a lot of people say this could be rolled out as something viewed internationally. >> email suggest national democratic mayor covered up the low number of covid-19 cases linked to bars and restaurants, emails obtained by the local fox affiliate reveal out of 20,000

cases at the end of july only 80 people out of 20,000 can be traced back to the businesses. todd: correspondence between the correspondence and hope to permit officials were not open to releasing that data. the mayor's office denies allegation, 2 dozen venues reportedly closed the pandemic began. country music star john rich says the mayor needs to answer for his betrayal. >> mayor john cooper has betrayed our town. he has betrayed music city, judas this town. for months and months on end, forget the big companies that lost a lot of money, let's talk about musicians, let's talk about bartenders and servers and security guards, all the people that work downtown in nashville that were targeted by this judas of a mayor who had the

information at his fingertips, broadway and the music scene is not what is creating the covid-19 problem in nashville but he decided not to display that information to us. >> national restaurants and bars reopened with a maximum 25 starting today they can operate at 50% capacity. shannon: the author of forest gump has died. winston groom passing away in fairhope, alabama. he was best known for his novel made into the 6-time oscar-winning movie in 1994 becoming a timeless pop culture phenomenon. >> my mom always said life was like a box of chocolates. you never know what you are going to get. >> alabama's governor saying groom was a talented journalist and author of american history. our hearts and prayers are

extended his family. he is survived by his wife. groom was 77 years old. todd: a beautiful story. i get touched by it. may he rest in peace, 39 after the hour. california family whose home burned down a wildfire outraged over this, parent photo op, their message to kamala harris. jillian: stress eating all too, and in 2020, the top comfort food americans are munching on. ♪ yum ♪ yum yum

todd: from fool house but the house. pretty excited i did that. a judge grants lori laughlin's request to spend 2 month sentence at a facility that offers yoga and music lessons, satellite camp of the federal correctional institution in

victors of a california touts cartoon drawing and ceramics in the prison handbook, they surrendered over their rules and the college admission scandal. >> the ohio school superintendent suspended two super -- football players, they are defending the decision. >> we stand by the decision we made to discipline a couple students through their insubordination. >> brady williams and jared bentley were suspended from the team because they were told they couldn't carry the flag because they are viewed as political. they said they did is honor their dads who were first responders. >> california family who lost their homes at the devastating wildfires in california calling out kamala harris and governor gavin newsom after they posted a photo from the records online.

jillian: carley shimkus. carley: it started with this picture that kamala harris posted on twitter on tuesday that shows her in the governor standing in what appears to be a burns down home. the folks who claim to own that property say those lawmakers never asked permission to be there let alone take footage. one of those family members writing on facebook, for friends of mine who don't recognize the fireplace in the background that is what is left of my parents house. what has me frustrated is the two politicians used this for a photo opportunity to push their political agenda. this home is still under evacuation orders so the owners haven't even been able to check out their own property when asked about the situation but harris campaign declined to comment. todd: pittsburgh steelers standing up for what he believes in. carley: on monday the steelers

announced every player would wear a helmet decal honoring and one rose junior was a black teenager killed by a white police officer in the pittsburgh and we told you about, hundred euro bill in a way who broke with the team to honor someone else's another player said on social media, the police involved shooting of this teenager, he was unaware of and he's going to make his own decision on the name he wears, make no mistake, i'm against racism and the best thing i can do is continue helping repair relationships between the police and their communities, systemic racism issues have occurred in the community for too long and that needs to stop, my focus will be on helping police and communities and the pittsburgh police chief responded to that on instagram saying thank you for your ongoing commitment for bringing the police and community together. a lot of work with police in

pittsburgh and florida. >> why where we emailed asking what our favorite comfort food is? carley: there is no better time to eat comfort food than 2020 and listen to this, a new study on eating habits of americans found a majority of people are eating their favorite comfort foods at least 5 times a week, the most being pizza, hamburgers, chili, we all know your favorite comfort food is pizza. >> a great graphic. carley: i was incorrectly persuaded to vote for pizza. i didn't realize it was what are you eating more of during quarantine, i don't normally eat cheese it but eating a ton of

cheeseit, mine with the wine. i am eating more wine. todd: you have the tacos on their. carley shimkus loves tacos. carley: meatless to say the study found a majority of americans are gaining weight. see you later. we will be right back. the game doesn't end after a spectacular touchdown grab

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todd: jim hansen joins us, to view china as an opponent. >> the president says you've been too cozy with china. >> i'm not the guy, we have a larger trade deficit with china then we are had with china -- a serious competitor. todd: the president said things like a biden victory means china will become the dominant power in the world. do you agree with the president? >> i agree with the president completely and joe biden has a long track record of misreading the danger china proposes. the idea he refused to call them an opponent calling them just a competitor when he made a point of saying russia was an opponent shows complete misunderstanding, china during the obama biden administration gained much of

the power, and currency manipulation will be disadvantageous and gain strength around the world where obama and biden have transnational gains. he is not credible, to do the right thing for the united states as regards to china. sean: a resurfaced clip of john kerry saying this. >> there will be no advanced and separate peace with the arab world without the palestinian process and palestinian peace. everybody needs to understand that. it is a hard reality. jillian: is it? >> it turns out to be 100% wrong which is consistent with john kerry's record on every policy issues something he shares with joe biden.

the policy was that of the obama administration who preferred the palestinian terror state to our our i is real and preferred the iranian terror state to our allies the gulf arab state. all it took was someone who understood the difference between friends and enemies like donald trump, we have peace deals that were impossible under the obama administration and would go backwards if somehow joe biden ends up as president. todd: we haven't had a chance to talk to you about the latest peace deals since they happen. how big a deal is this? >> the idea the we have a piece going on that did not require palestinians to be involved is good for all the gulf arabs for israel and the region in the world. jillian: good to see you.

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news alert, law enforcement attacked in phoenix, as a teenager armed with an assault rifle. jillian: two gunman opened fire on the home of two officers with their baby inside. the manhunt underway. >> biden wants to surrender our country to the violent left-wing mob. anarchists, arsonists and flag burners, they win. jillian: in the background donald trump rallies in wisconsin as biden deals softball in pennsylvania. the clock winds down to election day. todd: happy birthday to the united states air force. to mark 70 years of amazing service. ♪