>> officer down. >> fox news alert, two police officers shot as louisville kentucky repton unrest. masses taking to the streets with one message, justice failed us. >> the rights responding to kentucky's attorney general who announced one of 3 officers involved in breanna taylor accident would be charged and not for her killing.

shannon: we have team coverage of the protests sweeping the country but first let's get straight to mark meredith live on the ground in louisville on a busy night. what is the latest. >> things of called down significantly, you still see the roadblocks behind me that have louisville shutdown, the people are no longer here. police are asking to piece together how two officers were shot last night at 8:30, louisville police say there officers were responding to reports of gunfire at an intersection, half a mile from city hall, police are trying to piece together the chain of eventss but louisville's police chief says he's worried for the safety of louisville fire. >> as they were deploying to investigate what was going on shots rang out in two of our officers were shot, both are undergoing treatment at university hospital.

one is alert and stable, the other officer is undergoing surgery and stable. i'm concerned about the safety of our officers. >> more protests are expected today as some residents remain outraged after grand jury declined to charge two 33 police officers connected to the shooting death of breanna taylor the black woman who was shot 6 times in march after police exchanged gunfire with her boyfriend during a no knock warrant, witness said they had police knock and announce themselves. one former officer was indicted for reckless endangerment firing his weapon into a nearby apartment but not facing charges directly tied to breanna taylor's death. >> according to kentucky law the use of force was justified to protect themselves. this justification, in breanna taylor's death.

>> reporter: the lawyer representing the family says this is outrageous and offensive, the behavior was wanton and dangerous and people in neighboring apartments, it should have been ruled wanton murder. we are getting a better idea what this charge is going to be, endangerment in the first degree with circumstances manifesting in a devaluing of human life. a live look in downtown louisville, the epicenter of where these protests began but in the 4:00 am our people are not out this morning, police have barricades around downtown louisville, the officers are in stable condition. todd: the grand jury decision putting city signage is protests breakout across the country. jillian: carley shimkus joins us with the outrage overnight. >> reporter: chaos erupting across the country as protesters take to the streets demanding

justice for breanna taylor. in new york city a massive crowd gathering outside the berkeley center in downtown brooklyn. people also lining the streets and sidewalks of union square and collect in front of trump tower, demonstrators want to make sure what happened to taylor doesn't happen again. >> this is going to be a precedent, the next could be you. >> the situation turning violent in buffalo, new york where a protester was struck by a pickup truck, watch. ! one oh!

well! one oh! well! >> reporter: police say the person was taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. protesters gathering outside the justice department in washington dc and by nightfall the situation there deteriorated. [shouting] >> reporter: video footage shows two men getting into an altercation with police. others broke windows and set off firecrackers, police arresting several people in seattle. at least one for allegedly assaulting an officer. footage also shows protesters setting a thin blue line flag on fire. another wave of demonstrations in chicago, huge crowd marched down city streets. mayor lori lightfoot called for a citywide moment of silence saying the ruling was heartbreaking and left more questions than answers.

>> donald trump and the biden campaign condemning the violence against police, the president tweeting and part praying for the two police officers that were shot in louisville, kentucky, the federal government stands behind you and is ready to help. joe biden posting in part even amid the profound grief and anger today's decision generated violence is never and can never be the answer. those who engage in it must be held accountable. kamala harris writing, quote, violence is not the answer. we must find a way to express our grief, anger and demands in ways that reflect the world we wish to face. todd: dan bondgino says it is a tragic situation but shooting other offices in response is unacceptable. >> law and order, we get the law part, what is the order part?

that is process and fact that not every single tragedy involves police is a criminal act and by firing everybody up like that, msnbc anchor speaking things she doesn't even know, this is what you get, you get police officers shot before trial has even happened. >> reporter: the grand jury reached its conclusion, the fbi investigation into taylor's death is still open. shannon: senators weighing in on a senate panel lets interim report on the burisma probe looking at hunter biden's involvement with the ukrainian gas committee, ron johnson detailing the conflict of interest is committee found. >> a lot of memos going around the state department. everybody knew how bad a conflict of interest was and how it would frustrate their attempts to carry out american policy to rid ukraine of corruption. i hate to say it, we caught the vice president in a lie. >> reporter: rand paul calling

for a couple investigation. >> ride on air force to and doing business illegal, that is against the law and probably a felony. i think it is illegal to take money from a russian politician's wife, $3.5 million wasn't reported accurately, determining the actual legality of this is reforms and department of justice so i would send the report we are asking for criminal referral. >> the senate homeland security and finance committee finding the obama administration new hunter's position on the board in 2015 was problematic and, quote, ignore the glaring warning signs. democrats calling the probe purely political. >> federal investigators looking into whether utility sparked a massive bobcat firing california. those flames charging 113,000 acres near los angeles. the report from southern california edison reveals any quit issue happened 5 minutes before the first reported fire on september 6th, crews doubled

the containment of the flames to 38%, 100 additional firefighters from mexico are helping in that fight. >> reporter: donald trump and first lady milania trump are expected to pay their respects to late justice ruth bader ginsburg as she lies in repose at the supreme court. >> the president makes the case to fill her seat before the election. >> reporter: thousands of come to pay their respects to the late justice ginsburg from everyday ordinary citizens to dignitaries like former president and first lady bill and hillary clinton along with several senators such as sanders, schumer, collins and durbin along with mike pence and second lady karen at a private ceremony chief justice roberts, the champion of women's rights. >> wanted to be an opera virtuoso but became a rock star instead.

she chose the law. she was not an opera star but found the stage behind me in the courtroom. >> donald trump and first lady milania, a final citation before a brutal confirmation fight as the president makes the case for having nine justices by the election despite opposition from his opponents. >> just in case it would be more political than it should be it is important to have a ninth justice. >> this is a gigantic decision. >> reporter: across the street the battle lines are being drawn over the nominee who is yet to be named. >> the sky is falling when a democratic president does not get to confirm every last judge he or she wants and the sky is falling when a republican president gets to confirm any

judges. >> why are they committing a power grab so egregious that it risks shedding the last vestiges of trust that remain between our two parties. for what? >> reporter: justice ginsburg will lie in repose, she will be brought back out under the court echo behind me at 9 am for the public and tomorrow she will move across the street to the capital to become the first woman ever to lie in state. todd: 11 minutes after the hour, investigation into michael bloomberg's multibillion dollar donation, the potential charges he could face. jillian: two officers shot in louisville as protests erupt nationwide after no officers are charged in the death of rhianna taylor. doctor oscoda mental rights

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>> fox news alert, two police officers shot in louisville as protests turned violent. >> the unrest in response to the announcement that only one officer is indicted and of rhianna taylor case but the charge is not related to her death. >> doctor oscar a mental rights attorney robert pattillo join us now. your reaction to what we have seen in louisville overnight. >> i express my condolences to the rhianna taylor family and thoughts and prayers to the family that got shot. this is a tough situation because the verdict of what happened, but this is the reason why can't be second-guessed because we have to make

split-second decisions, issues with the warrant, the fact that they were fired upon first, returned fire, can't be second-guessed. that creates a lot of controversy in people's minds. shannon: jillian: you heard that the attorney general said they were fired upon first. let's listen to more of what the attorney general had to say on use of force. >> according to kentucky law, the force by mattingly and cosgrove was justified to protect themselves. this justification bars us from pursuing criminal charges in rhianna taylor's death. >> reporter: breakdown that portion as well as the portion that everyone was under the impression this was a no knock

warrant, we heard yesterday from the ag's at one of the neighbors came out as a witness saying this person heard a knock and an announcement of police officers at that door even though breanna taylor's boyfriend claims he never heard that. >> this is why in our system of law we have the trier of law, and the jury, this is not question for the attorney general to decide, this is question that should be put before jury, a grand jury of 12 citizens of the state of kentucky make the determination because there are merely a dozen neighbors who were interviewed and only one said they heard the officers announce themselves. those of us who are proud gun owners and second amendment advocates, should be a chilling decision that somebody can come, nearly break down your door at midnight, you fire a shot to protect yourself, the individuals in your household and they can unleash a hail of 26 bullets at you. one officer firing 16 shots of double set magazine into a residence is a no is occupied?

a ridiculous standard to set. my oldest sister is a police officer, your talk to fire two rounds and reassess the situation, not unleash a hail of bullets into a residence. this level of anger, much of what the ag said does not match what the facts have made public so far. this should have been put before jury for full public trial, people can be confident in the results of that, not decided by grand jury. we do not know what charges were presented to the grand jury or what happened in that room and this is why people are so angry. shannon: do you think we need more information? >> we need a trial. that is the place where you make these decisions and find this information, not in a press

conference, a prosecutor and defense attorney, rules of evidence that are presented, discover what takes place, that is how you resolve things in a system of law and order. we've been talking about law and order for the last 6 months but when it comes to breanna taylor there is no law, there is no order, the decision is made behind closed doors by grand jury without public information, that is what has to happen in this. shannon: i want your thoughts on charges against officer brett higginson. the focus everybody is focusing on right now, the three counts of wanton endangerment in the first degree, keep in mind this officer did not fire the shot that killed breanna taylor. let's go to the next full screen as well as we spell out what wanton endangerment means. manifesting -- he wantonly engaged in conduct which creates a substantial danger of death or serious physical injury.

based on what you know about police training should he have been charged? >> looking at it, different states have different laws when you look at these different things and the thing is another charge of something in another state with a felony murder and therefore you did not cause the murder itself but the fact that you may fired so many rounds you still could be charged with felony murder but as the other person sat on the panel, should have been more of an investigation before they came up with this public announcement to look at this to see if something else took place because with a hail of bullets, so many being fire you had to look at it and say what caused this to happen. normally in training we would do two shots and assess the situation but this was a hail of

bullets and the death, that caused the issue. shannon: we have to cut it off and go to a heartbreak. thank you for joining us. be right back. another day, another chance to bounce forward.

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shannon: donald trump heading to north carolina to discuss his healthcare plan before a rally in jacksonville, florida. >> more on the president's busy day as polls show him in a narrow lead over joe biden. >> 40 days until the election and according to new polls the president has the edge over biden in florida, arizona, and georgia, donald trump plans to head to two battleground states where he is expected to focus on his healthcare vision for the

nation, this comes after the president touted the white house coronavirus response and slammed his opponent's recovery plan. >> our approach is prosodic, biden's approaches anti-science. i don't think they know what their approach is. a lot is copied from we have done. biden oppose the china travel ban and the europe travel ban and the strategy they have was just never ending lockdowns. my plan will crush the virus and biden's plan will crush america if you think about it. you can't lockdown. >> joe biden in north carolina which is part of his campaign's way of trying to sway black voters, the polling wednesday shows the two very contested in the tar heel state with biden ahead only have a point. during the white house briefing yesterday the topic of a peaceful transition of power came up.

listen to this. >> we commit to making sure there's a peaceful transport of power after the election? >> we have to see what happens. i have been complaining strongly about the ballots and the ballots are a disaster. >> biden responded to the president's comments saying what country are we in? the most irrational things, i don't know what to say. as donald trump heads to the tar heel state joe biden just returned and is said to be prepping for the next two big d bates. todd: calls for criminal probe into hunter biden's business dealings after a new report raises conflicts of interest, president of security studies jim hansen says joe biden is unfit to be president. jillian: breaking news out of louisville where two officers are shot after a night of unrest.

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alert, two officers recovering in the hospital after being shot during violent protests in louisville, kentucky. >> it erupts over the decision in the breanna taylor case. mark meredith has the latest on the officers's condition. >> reporter: the good news is those officers are in stable condition but they are asking the public's help to piece together the chain of events how they were shot. it was a:30 last night in downtown louisville half a mile from city hall, the gunfire was exchanged and they are trying to piece together the suspect, here is what the police chief had to say late last night. >> as they were deploying, shots rang out in two of our officers were shot, they were undergoing treatment at university hospital. one is alert and stable, the other officer currently undergoing surgery.

>> meantime more protests are expected as some outrage, two the police officers connected to the shooting death the breanna taylor. taylor is a black woman shot multiple times in march after police exchanged gunfire with her boyfriend during a no knock warrant. the police announced they would be coming. bret hankinson was indicted for reckless endangerment involved in this case but those officers were not charged, the family of breanna taylor, he says he is outraged after all this and we did see those protests. you can see things much call murder, nobody out, it is raining at 4:30, protests are expected later today. >> mark meredith live for us. >> protesters show their frustration, leo parole says based on the evidence in the case the grand jury got it right. >> a tragic situation.

the civilian who heard the officers announced themselves and they were fired upon. those officers have a legal right to defend themselves and that's why the grand jury did not come back with any murder charges. >> now video you have to see, louisville protesters preparing for a fight on city streets unloading the u-haul with shields, right gear and anti-police signs. we don't have that video but it shows protesters unloading, it is unclear who organized the gear handout. there are reports that antifa members were behind it. we will try to get the video back and show it to you later in the show. protests erupting nationwide over the decision in the breanna taylor case. in new york city a massive crowd taking to the streets chanting taylor's name. up north in buffalo a protester

is struck by a truck. >> wo! wo! >> reporter: the person has non-life-threatening injuries in two protesters clash with police in the nation's capital. watch this. >> back off! back office! >> in seattle writers heard cheering while burning a thin blue line flag. we will talk to a louisville business owner in the next hour. todd: the senate report on hunter biden revealing flags were raised by obama administration officials but ignored. >> bidens hoovering up cash around the world represents

pretty strong conflicts of interest, counterintelligence risks the we can't ignore. >> this advances a narrative with its origins in the kremlin propagated by kremlin agency and ukraine. the point of the report is a political want to have an impact on the election. todd: the report contains direct evidence that joe biden doesn't have the judgment needed to serve as president. president of security jim hansen joins me to explain, hunter is not running for president, why do you make that leap? >> i didn't make the leap. hunter made the leap onto air force 2 with joe biden on a couple dozen trips where he was like they said hoovering up cash from foreign governments what, he cashed in ukraine, china and russia which might be the only place they found any actual russia collusion going on and joe biden knew that was going on and so did other members of the obama administration but just didn't seem to care and that is

direct evidence, while not criminal in nature joe does not have the judgment to be president of the united states. >> getting to the fact of the matter we know what happened. it is out there in this report but what i don't understand is why did it happen? why wasn't it just like here is the meal, this is $4 million. i don't know anybody who gives another person $4 million just because. can you give us more information as to why? >> the why is patently obvious to everybody overseas and anybody in the united states who's not pretending this didn't happen. they wanted influence on the obama administration and they saw hunter biden is a conduit to get to joe biden for that. whether they got it or not is unproven at this point. whether they believed they were getting it is the reason the ukrainians were paying massive

amounts of cash, the former mayor of moscow painted millions of dollars, the chinese gave his hedge funds almost $1 billion. all of those people were buying access to the obama administration and hunter and joe biden sold it. todd: i just don't understand why the amounts i that much. he wants to hire a lobbyist you can get lobbying done for a smaller amount but this seems like agree just amount. president obama famously said there were no scandals in his administration. seems like a scandal to me. officials in that administration raised concerns, there is an assumption that president obama had to have known, why was nothing done? >> that is interesting because at some point one of the adults in the room as the obama team

love to call themselves looked at joe and said you cannot use your position as vice president of the loser son, hunter never accomplished anything other than these chances to bring in a bunch of money, never gave any services, john kerry was aware of this. he didn't do anything and i don't think anybody believes obama didn't know about this, joe needed to take care of his son who had no other skills. >> was us policy changed because of this? >> now. heather: great insights on an interesting situation. >> reporter: los angeles county sheriff slamming on calls for him to recycle a subpoenas related to the beauty involved shootings. >> those calling for my resignation, you will be disappointed. you think you will throw rocks

at the sheriff's department of professional law enforcement to somehow advance something, you are doing it for ideological motives, the cause of peace and safety in our society. >> the waiver has faced criticism over two high profile deputy involved shootings under his leadership. the search continues for a gunman who shot two chastity near compton. the reward for the suspect's capture just raged to 600,$000. the florida attorney general calling for criminal investigation into michael bloomberg's pledged to pay, $69 to help felons vote in the presidential election by paying of their restitution and court finds that prevent them from

voting but under florida law it is a felony for someone to provide something of value to impacts whether or not someone votes. attorney general ashley moody will discuss the probe on "fox and friends" at 7:30, stay tuned for negligibly clinton watching a podcast called you and me both with hillary clinton, 24 episodes show will feature celebrity guest interviews on a variety of topics including the 2020 raise, quarantine, mental health, the podcast will be available tuesday. todd: breaking news, ucla bruins potentially get blown out coming soon. happening today, expected to vote on plans to start it's football season. if approved the conference would reportedly play 6 or 7 games starting october 3, '01, happy halloween on november 7th. >> you are a giants fan. >> i don't root for any good football team. >> the big 10 postponed their season due to concerns about covid-19, they have reversed the

decision and will play next month. >> thanks for that reminder. >> and 89-year-old pizza delivery man gets a 12,$000 tip from his most loyal customers. check this out. >> why would you do such a thing. >> they love you so they wanted to give you a present. >> i don't believe this. >> cheering up after a utah family raised thousands for him on social media, posted about the deliveries on tick-tock including his signature line, hello, are you looking for pizza? he works 30 hours a week to pay the bills. hands down the best story of the day. along those lines it is 40 minutes after the hour. theory getting apple in hot water. >> where are the terrorists? >> one possibility i see is hanford police department on north sherman street.

does that one sound good? >> you heard that right, siri pointing users to police departments when they ask about terrorists? apple's response this morning. >> the dungeons & dragons identity revealed in the season premiere of the masked finger, underneath the wild costume next. still your best friend.

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heather: a statement saying theory misinterpreted the query as users want to report terrorist activity to police. the issue has been fixed and we apologize for the error. your thoughts pouring in on social media. caroline, the next gram, quote, the police need our support, not that kind of response. >> irving on instagram, that is why i don't support apple, i don't expect anything less from the company. portland's police president says ted wheeler realizes the funding police is not the best way to protect the city. >> it was a mistake, defunding the police is not a solution. it is a political stunt. police officers respond to it no matter your race, culture, religion, sexual orientation or gender. the city of portland, july 1st, set a precedent in the nation for the work they did.

and immediately homicides went up higher than it has been in an entire 30 appear go. jillian: wheeler millions from the police budget telling the newspaper, quote, i am proud my administration has done more to demand and implement reform than any past mayor. >> a terrible accident at a bowling alley, spokesperson revealing his head was impaled by a metal broad after getting stuck in a bowling pin setter. the owner posting this picture on instagram, people thought the new accessory referred to his test. he will need prolonged recovery and therapy before getting back to normal. >> the first celebrities unmasked in the masked singer. [crowd chanting]

>> the first celebrities to be kicked off the show was a dead giveaway is two of the judges guess the hip-hop star. i wonder if marianne got this, she is a big fan of the show. i will have to ask when i call her today, the next episode is wednesday. jillian: thank you for the clarification. congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez calling for tax hikes. will this impact new yorkers leaving the state? >> illegal immigrant arrested at least 10 times under new york sanctuary policy. the a silly woman joining us next.

>> and illegal immigrant freed by police ten times under century city policy is finally in federal custody critics calling the revolving door of justice in this case a complete abuse of the system. here to react is new york assemblywoman molly a. let's bring up the pending charges against this illegal immigrant who was released ten times, intent to cause physical injury, harassment, grand larceny among other things listed on your screen. what is your response? how does this happen? >> thank you for covering this. when i ran for mayor in 2017 against bill diblasio sanctuary policy, his support for these policies and implementation was one of the number one things i

spoke about, making the public less safe, individual arrested ten times in this country illegally, he was released onto the street because our mayor has tied the hands of the nypd, donald trump has been serious about this and us custody now, but i have to tell you this is an ongoing issue. we successfully got the mayor to add crimes like sex crimes, forcible touching, sex abuse, patronizing on the list of crimes which he will comply that is using land larceny, possession of a firearm, many crimes still pending out there and these individuals going onto the streets. in this case nine other arrests committed since then.

shannon: let's talk about this. alexandria ocasio cortez calling to raise taxes in order to help fund new york city's cash-strapped schools. we can pull "from her right now and i will read this to you. i'm calling on bill diblasio and governor cohen to raise revenue to fund universal childcare programs significantly increase staffing at schools and fund infrastructure improvements including ventilation in our school buildings to keep safe. governor cuomo has talked about this as well on september 10th, take a listen. >> before you talk about tax increases in new york city let's first focus on the better option, best option is federal government, do your job and give us the resources we need. >> what is your response to their statements? >> i always want more federal dollars coming to our city. when i get to congress in january i will be advocating for that but we need to ensure the money is being used properly and when you look at the way mayor diblasio mismanage his money,

billion dollars when it comes to that, $1 billion squandered on education real schools program, he misspent's and we need to have accountability. i want to push for federal investigations into these federal dollars, where they are going and can just continue to increase taxes on people. there will be nobody wealthy left in the city to tax eventually and it will go to the middle class and hammer the middle class over the head, increasing property taxes, the lead opponent against these property tax increases because my friends and neighbors can't afford to live here anymore and are being driven out of the state. just don't get it. you can't tax your way out of this problem. we need to put forward good policy and shift resources where they are not being spent like the mayor's program. >> to live in new jersey especially, you have people leaving, you just wonder if

something like that will add to the exodus. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> the iconic new year's eve ball drop going virtual in new york times square. that is what will sound like this year. times square alliance announcing the plan in light of the coronavirus pandemic, live events gill back, most celebrations will be held online because of covid-19 sections, comments one, nick saying wakes ago new york city, cancels something 3 months in advance. i guarantee he had the same sarcasm i did. probably right on instagram they just took something really important away from people, completely unnecessary. to impact maximum pain and will, i will be virtually drinking then. party time. >> 5 minutes until the top of the hour, in the next hour of "fox and friends first" two police officers shot as protests

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>> right there, right there. [crowd shouting] >> a fox news alert, two police officers shot as a terrifying turn in new orleans. >> griff jenkins after grand jury decided not to press charges in breanna taylor's death