>> we are going to have a great red wave. >> you get out the red way. the red wave is coming. >> my name is joe biden and i am kamala as running mate. you think i'm kidding, don't you? less than one week to go until election day, donald trump crisscrossing the country making two stops in the sunbelt but nothing on joe biden's calendar. can kamala harris as running mate keep up?

>> that is a buoyant live. when he states that that is a blatant lie. >> reporter: exclusive claims from hunter biden's business associate about joe biden's alleged involvement in his son's business dealings, the interview you will only see on fox news. jillian: a fox news alert as 1000 leaders ransack philadelphia in a second night of unrest. "fox and friends first" starts right now. todd: think you for joining us. jillian: a second night of rights in philadelphia after police killed a black man armed with a life. todd: the national guard moves into contain the violence. >> reporter: it was a heckuva night in north philadelphia. look at what looters did to this walmart. not only do you see close, backpacks and electronics but bullets just riddled all over the floor so you get a sense what looters stole from inside. by the way just letting you know this walmart has been wide open like this for the last eight

hours and we've only seen police here a few times groping out the area making sure trying to push those letters out and get them out of here. video from last night in the area we saw people carrying away tvs, christmas trees, we even saw a guy put a washing machine on a dolly and we'll that away. incredible site here. we saw people living of footlocker, dollar general, looters appear to have moved to north philly is police shutdown street in west philadelphia. at least one officer was injured last night and the distraction came hours after walter wallace junior's family pleaded with the public not to commit violence. listen. >> no violence tearing up the city, looting of stores. have respect for my family and

my son. >> reporter: 90 people were arrested, 30 officers injured when protests first erupted monday night following the fatal shooting of wallace junior. police say they ordered him, he had a criminal history, to drop a knife he was holding but he continued to move toward those officers who fired at him 7 times. his father told the philadelphia inquirer wallace struggled with mental health issues and wants to know why nonlethal force wasn't used but the police commissioner came out and said those officers did not have tasers on them. they have been placed on desk duty as of right now, the da promising an investigation that includes reviewing anybody kim footage that has not yet been released. we are the national guard has

been asked to come in, we've not seen any national guard members locally tonight, we are not sure what plans are in place was we saw heavy police presence in west philly and northern philadelphia but did not stop looters from coming back over and over, 30 minutes ago folks still inside trying to sneak out of here as cops come by every now and then. jillian: and alarm. >> joe biden and donald trump traded shots on the campaign trail, biden calling from the con man, the president predicts the depression if he loses. >> reporter: griff jenkins live in pittsburgh with a focus on the battleground state of pennsylvania. >> reporter: good morning, home state of pennsylvania could be the determining factor in the

outcome of this year's election, in 2016 donald trump flipped pennsylvania read by 44,000 points and this time turning out to be a nailbiter, the latest real clear politics average trump trailing biden by less than for points would candidate setting the stage hard, the president, an issue near and dear to folks in pittsburgh, the oil and gas and fracking industry and the president in michigan drew a contrast between the two candidates. >> reporter: this election is a choice between a trump superrecovery or a biden depression. we are going to have a depression. your 401(k)s down the tubes. look at greater stock market, nancy pelosi will not approve stimulus. >> reporter: down in georgia, a state surprisingly close, biden launching a character attack on donald trump. >> reporter: throughout our history we've seen charlatans,

con men, phony populists play on our fears, appeal to our worst appetites, for their own political gain. >> reporter: one reason the keystone state could kick things up on election night the supreme court has ruled any ballot postmarked by 8:00 pm on november 3rd will be counted up to three days after. so far 2 million voters in pennsylvania have cast their vote but campaign keeping a strong presence for milania who was in philadelphia yesterday. >> joe biden's policy and socialist agenda would only serve to destroy america and all that has been built in the past four years. >> reporter: the president's daughter ivanka in pittsburgh later today, her dad has rallies, joe biden isn't doing

any campaign appearances, no traveling but is delivering remarks on healthcare in wilmington. todd: thanks. jillian: fox news exclusive interview hunter biden's former business associate calling joe biden's denial of his alleged involvement in his son's business dealings a blatant lie. >> sit down with tucker carlson. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview tony bobalinsky says he met with the president twice, he claims joe biden is lying about not having any knowledge or involvement in his son's foreign business dealing. >> he is a blatant lie, the world is aware i attended the debate last thursday and in that debate he made a specific statement around questions around this from the president. i will be honest with you i almost up and screamed liar and walked out.

i was shocked that after four days, five days of being prepped for this the biden family is taking that position to the world. >> reporter: emails published by the new york post show closer link between joe biden and his son's joint venture with the chinese energy from, some republicans on capitol hill said this raises red flags were joe biden to become president was bobalinsky said he had concerns but the former vice president's brother shrugged them off. >> i know joe decided not to run in 2016 but what if he ran in the future. aren't they taking political risk or headline risk? i remember looking at him and saying how are you getting away with this? aren't you concerned? looked at me and laughed a little bit and said plausible deniability. >> reporter: a message showing hunter biden consulting with

someone known as the chairman. there have been questions over whether that was reference to a chinese business associate, the chairman is also joe biden. >> that is not me writing that, that is not me claiming that. that is hunter biden writing of his own phone that i spoke with my chairman referencing his father. the world thinks that my chairman is not his father than hunter biden would come forward and go on record and state to the world. jillian: last week a biden campaign spokesman said the former vice president never even considered being involved in business with his family nor any overseas business whatsoever. jillian: thank you. todd: zeta strengthening back into a hurricane as it had for the gulf coast. it is expected to make landfall in louisiana this afternoon. mandatory evacuations of been ordered in new orleans as well as hurricane warnings now issued from louisiana coast to alabama.

the storm already leaving a path of destruction in mexico. they do is expected to bring heavy rain, powerful winds and storm surge up to eight feet. jillian: amy coney barrett sworn in as the new supreme court justice, john roberts administered the judicial oath during a private ceremony, she was sworn in on the family bible with her husband at her side. todd: a celebration 32 years in the making, los angeles dodgers are once again world series champs. >> in 2020. >> the dodgers beating the tampa bay rays 3:1 in game 6, their seventh world series title. after hitting 400. jillian: justin turner pulled from the game after testing positive for covid-19. he did return to celebrate on the field, he feels great and

has no symptoms. paint in los angeles celebrity well into the night setting off fireworks all over the city, one car catching fire, police urge fans to stay home but did not report any arrests so far. give credit where credit is due. congratulations. todd: i look forward to receiving nothing from you, a prize that i deserved. jillian: 11 after the hour, donald trump hold a rally in 3 states while joe biden makes two stops in georgia. his stamina a factor with 6 days to go? neil: harry chilling joins us on the message it sends to voters next. ♪

todd: donald trump pressing on with nonstop campaign rallies

while joe biden introduces himself as kamala harris's running late. jillian: executive director at the american principle project joining us to react. we appreciate it. you have a smile on your face. this is the second time joe biden has said that and goes on to say you think i am getting, what do you make of that when he says he is her running mate? >> i have run a lot of different campaigns is held every position as a campaign offers in these last weeks of the campaign are grueling, dozens of events each day. was telling his joe biden is not doing even a dozen events from now to the election and to see this type of atrophy from a presidential candidate a week from the election is very concerning. there is lots of low-energy on his side and to be frank the events are very lackluster. compare them to donald trump's

rallies, lots of energy, lots of people packed to the brim, a huge stark contrast, should be a hopeful sign for conservatives and people who love the constitution across the country. todd: and unpack the statement that he is kamala's running mate. does that send a specific message to the voter the trump needs to play up in the next few days? >> reporter: if i was donald trump i would plan that up big time because donald trump is the candidate on our side, that is very clear, but on the democratic side kamala harris is not likable and joe biden giving that as a tossup to donald trump is an easy hit and we need to hit kamala harris, she is very unlikable, she is not a moderate like joe biden, can't even pretend to be a moderate like joe biden is pretending, i would be heading on that is much as i

could. todd: tony bobalinsky attacking them for denying involvement in his hearings. >> i never spoke to my son about it. >> that is a blatant lie. i was shocked the biden family is taking that position to the world. todd: will this interview that you just side have any ramifications when it comes to the campaign or all the early voting is it too late? >> it is not too late. there is half the electorate needs to vote and a lot of people will be swayed by this. people who voted are usually the ones who are most partisan and locked into their own party. this interview and these comments are going to have a huge impact on the election. this all goes back to the mike allen interview where joe biden

says i haven't asked my son, i trust him. that was in contrast to what bobalinsky said, it asked to look after his son and his brother. joe biden new something was going on and didn't want to take action because he was profiting or he knew it was bad. jillian: thank you for joining us. appreciate it. fox news alert, second night of looting and unrest in philadelphia after deadly police involved shooting. todd: what needs to happen to restore peace coming up next. when we started our business

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jillian: we are back with a fox news alert, national guard on the ground in philadelphia to quell a second line of riot after a police shooting, the backup colin after 30 police officers were heard and dozens arrested. todd: how do you assess the response of local law enforcement -- >> the response, they are being handcuffed, what they can do boil down to the commissioner and what the mayor is letting them do. a major corridor in philadelphia was under complete assault. at 7:59, stated we lost, we don't have police officers engaged, this was going on all over the city. police officers are doing the best they can.

they are not arresting, rioters and looters not getting it underhand because of lack of leadership at the top. >> let's go back to win this unfolded and talk about walter wallace junior's family. they condemned the looting, they also said this, listen. >> based on what i saw in the video they did not have to use deadly force or anything, they may have responded differently. they had a gun and that is what they used, they used ainsley:'s. >> they did not have to haters. what do you know about this? >> he's not wrong in his assessment. this relates back to the front the police. because of budget cuts these officers did not have tasers. you want police to use nonlethal methods and arresting suspects. they couldn't use it because they didn't have it because of budget cuts. think about that was a life is

lost because of saving money. the officers did what they are supposed to do. a police officers shouldn't have to risk serious bodily injury or death so you have the right to resist arrest a assault police officers. jillian: on this note the conversation of the funding the police, there's a conversation of behavioral health experts with police, i know the philadelphia police department has entered this joint venture where mental health expert is supposed to be in the room where the 9 one one calls come in. the commissioner says that person was not in the room when the call came in so they didn't send a behavioral health expert into the field for this call in which they knew this person walter wallace junior at mental health issues. having a system like that is going to be part of the answer or know, will that work?

>> it won't hurt. the police department made leaps and bounds over the years with behavioral health and cops being trained in mental health, evaluations of suspects. in this situation a mental health experts would not have done anything. this man was violent, the police were called 3 times, he assaulted his mother and father. you need police officers with correct tools to do what they have to do. it is an absolute tragedy this man lost his life and his family had to see him drive away he did. also awful, cops don't go to work wanting to kill anybody. quite the opposite. they want to save lives. it is a tragedy the police officer has to live with this because of lack of funding. todd: thank you for your insight

on a difficult morning in the city of brotherly love. jillian: hundreds of protesters hitting the streets of brooklyn protesting the philadelphia shooting, at least one nypd officer is heard after a car drove through a group of cops. protesters vandalized nypd patrol cars, 30 people were arrested. todd: a former boxer thinking of donald trump for granting him clemency. >> i got the free gift from him, what he did on the cross, the second gift in life, given to me by donald trump. >> emotional family reunion message for the president's critics. listen. if you have medicare, listen up.

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of the most racist presidents in modern history. with an hundred days i will send congress a pathway to citizenship for 11 million undocumented people. >> nobody has done more for the black community, criminal justice reform, prison reform, opportunity zones. african americans, hispanic american, asian-american, unemployment reached their lowest levels ever recorded. >> donald trump and joe biden appealing to the influential minority groups that could decide this election so what are voters saying? will pierce and democratic voter christina, thank you for joining us. there is so much to unpack, so many issues, we will start, a visa minorities vote on the economy they will vote trump, why? >> of minorities vote on the economy they have to vote trump. we can't return to the depression of the obama era. kamala harris's running mate

along with joe biden will lead all of us back to a place we were trying to escape from. i hope our memories are not short. just 9 months ago the black economy and economic indicators were showing us the black community was experiencing a rising economic tied. if the president is not reelected, black folks, you can rest assured we will hurt the most from the depression that will come from joe biden and kamala harris. jillian: how the response? >> i disagree 100%. at the end of the day we have to have memories long enough to know what donald trump has done with the inner city. he is not given appropriate

respect and let's look at chicago and baltimore. the inner city, we need to make sure we elect joe biden, who will make sure the african-american community is representative. todd: i want you to respond. >> donald john trump is not responsible for the individual actions of anyone. he has been economically sound for our community. if you look over his track record you are going to find he has made promises and kept of those promises. what this young man is talking about our emotional reactions they are experiencing because of the frustration in the black community created by those who have been in governmental power, democrats. todd: we have two democrats and one republican. i want to get christina on the democratic side but switching gears a little bit.

the latest poll, how would you vote? i want you to look at that middle one. 41% of hispanics say they would vote for trump/pens. what issues are resonating with hispanics to make that number is high as it is, it is below biden harris but higher than a lot of people would expect. >> it certainly is higher than i would like to see is a democrat but the thing about that, some of the messaging, taking such hold and a lot of folks are becoming newly affluent, moving up, figuring out how to have savings, the immigration issue no longer something that doesn't matter to them. latinos are not monolithic, or brown people but white latinos and african-american latinos and they don't view themselves as being led by their latino background and wants to benefit

from the economic policies trump is aspiring to or wealthier folks. todd: a fascinating answer because it dovetails, are we in a situation where it is less about the color of your skin and more the size of your pocketbook? christina said if you're making money, as a hispanic you may vote for trump. how do you respond to that? >> people of color on the brown and black side, african-americans and other people of color, we believe we want to make sure we are protected, many going back to our paycheck and families are protected. todd: thoughts? >> i continue to agree with that. the point is on a larger scale the tax policies the trump administration, at the beginning of the administration, tax cuts for billionaires.

you listed other votes below it but not on the same scale that some people had an income of a couple hundred dollars but by a marginal percentage compared to the percentage of billionaires being able to benefit from. todd: last word on that. >> they can become more numerous if we spend this president back to the white house and they can become all colors. going on in this country, the black and hispanic community and among women that this president has given us an option of having nothing to lose by sending them back to the white house, we have everything to lose if we fail to do that and kamala harris's running mate along with joe biden back to the white house. >> we will see when votes are tallied. thank you for sharing your insight and it is important to

remember that as we saw in the civility of your answers we may be different colors what we are all americans. >> extreme weather, zeta strengthening into a hurricane as it hits for the gulf coast. it is expected to make landfall in louisiana this afternoon. todd: mandatory evacuations in new orleans, hurricane warnings from the louisiana coast to alabama. janice dean joining us with the latest. carley: >> janice: we expected to strengthen little more into this evening across louisiana. estate that has been ravaged by 5 storms, this will make it 5. 75 mile-per-hour sustained winds, we can to a tropical storm, back to hurricane it has the potential to strengthen a little more before it makes landfall. not a lot of time. it is moving very quickly.

once it makes landfall it won't linger. it will move northeast very quickly and by thursday it will be to the northeast and maybe snow on the backside of it as it moves to the northeast. that is something we have to watch, the heavy rainfall, storm surge, threat for tornadoes on the eastern side as it makes landfall, we will keep you up-to-date through the morning and afternoon until landfall in louisiana. >> is this morning to bring my plants inside? >> we will see snow flurries on friday. >> my father-in-law told me i had to clear out. it is going to snow. turns out i'm wrong. we will see. keep us updated. >> nancy pelosi suggesting democrats may explore packing or

expanding the supreme court. >> in 1876 there were 9 justices on the court. our population has grown enormously. should we expand the court? let's look and see. remains to the 9 district courts, more district courts as well. jillian: joe biden says he would look at reforming the courts if elected. he would create a bipartisan commission looking at ways to change the system. duke tanner is a free man. look at this video showing him reuniting with his son after donald trump granted clemency on a 30 year drug conviction. >> second best gift in life was given to me by donald trump, that day when i was able to -- i was given a double life sentence that was reduced to 30 years. that day right now is the second best thing besides getting my salvation.

jillian: he granted clemency to 5 people yesterday. todd: 38 after the other, anger over a new coronavirus rules, my mama protests in italy. jillian: progress on late stage coronavirus vaccine trials, the data is unlikely before election day. these are not democrat or republican and safety comes first, she joins us live next. robinhood believes now is the time to do money.

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in downtown rome they were setting fire to trash bins and smoke bombs. 28 people were arrested, and further west in the city of toronto 11 were arrested. and corey wall spoke to the fox news rundown global pandemic podcast overnight from italy. >> the protest turned violent. it has been described in the italian media as urban warfare, teargas, lots of violence, people ransacking different shops chanting freedom freedom and saying things like the state no longer exists. >> bars and restaurants have to close early and gyms are completely closed as the country

recorded 21,000 new cases of covid-19 in the past 24 hours so we can expect to see restrictions even tighter in the coming days as the eu is warning by 2022 there will be enough vaccines to get everyone in europe vaccinated. there is major concern heading up doug be enough for everyone to try to stop the spread of covid-19. todd: in the us millions of vaccine doses may be weeks away but likely won't be ready before the election according to pfizer's latest update. jillian: doctor ahmed, thank you for being here. give us an update on where we stand with pfizer's late stage trial. >> pfizer has enrolled 42,000 subjects of whom 36,000 have received kudos in the vaccine. to develop coronavirus before they can analyze the data.

we are 10 months into the pandemic, people know how to protect themselves against it and that may be the reason for that. the ceo of pfizer says, it is just brilliant to say the vaccine is neither democrat more republican. the contrast between the united states and europe, you show the report of riots in italy, multiple governance in the united states saying we are not sure if the fda gives an emergency use authorization or approval letter vaccine would be a thing is so shocking. i'm confident the united states will have a vaccine, 50 million doses by the end of this calendar year. the election is an artificial deadline that does not have any bearing on when a vaccine is produced in the united states has repurchased 500 million doses.

and the for every american that they will be receiving. we will prioritize front-line workers including military, medical workers and so forth and the public will have vaccines from march on word. that is from my reading and my estimation but if we have four governors have announced, governor cuomo, governor newsom, washington in nevada, the first death of coronavirus in the united states were reporting, first nursing home outbreak was reported. putting up barriers saying they have a safety committee born before releasing it in the population, let me tell you nobody can replicate what the fda does and true safety won't be known until we have tens of millions of people vaccinated around the world. we are not going to delay this. the other tragedy is these governors could be assembling, all of them across the us, looking at clean-air technology which we can use to diminish the level of the virus, airborne

bacteria, risk of infection indoors, in universities, they could be doing that. instead they are erecting barriers. todd: you mention the governor saying i'm not sure we want this. that is being mimicked by the population. look at these stats. you can see 50% will wait until it is available for a while, 17%, does the level of reticence you are seeing, governors are regular folks like you and me, does that concern you? >> it does concern me. new york city, 83 years ago, 6.5 million people in two weeks.

the most prepared country, dealing with the worst pandemic not only the public and politicians, that is shameful and will come back and bite these gunmen in this rising caée and then have riots like you wrote. >> the balance of power was on. >> [ whispering ]

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>> 6 days from the election watching the seats in the house that could flip next week. pollster justin wolin, the gop race, thanks for being here, good to see you. we will take a look at this, there are 17 seats needed to flip the majority and if we focus on these, let's start with arizona, specifically district 6. arizona democrats making progress over the years, do you think that's going to be enough? >> interesting district, a challenge for republicans. the incumbent won by 10% in 2018, the incumbent has problems as far as his challenger has more cash, a tough house ethics investigation did not go well, the district is tilting more urban so more democratic was pulling has given slated to the

incumbent, recently shows gravity stays red, the district stays red in this case. jillian: if a republican, it should be here. why? >> remember katie hill, the democratic former congressperson, and personal shenanigans. democratic la county, police and firefighters, aerospace and defense industry has an independent streak. this of any seat is likely to go republican, both candidates are highly credible, a significant latino population, in massive blocks. just too difficult to tell. this is a complete tossup.

jillian: the notes you sent in earlier about these districts, marijuana could be a factor here. >> marijuana as an industry has grown up. their own political party, third-party candidates. democrat and republican facing off again, candidate for 2018, third-party candidate not going to win, siphon off to see how that goes, all polling shows republican and democratic candidates in a dead heat. >> the president won by 10%. what happens here? >> should go towards the republican candidate, there is a

dearth of information. the last is in mid-september showing the race in a dead heat, almost impossible to tell which way this will go. jillian: a rematch from 2018. what is happening here? >> the district that clinton won, racing his opponents from 2018, beaten by 6 points. all the polling is goldplated, should give us a great trend line showing a dead heat but there is one pole gives the incumbent and 8 point advantage. hard to see that is anything but an outlier. just a few days. >> in texas, democrats across, texas is going to go. is this the one to do it? >> this would be it.

in austin, more progressive reputation, the independent place and the seats going. is not given. it was held for 30 years by a republican before was taken by republican incumbent roy. the polling gives a trend towards war, it stays red even though it has to answer against disaster relief. todd: texas congressman lance goodin and don't go anywhere. no way. more exercise. more water. and more fiber is the only way to manage it. is it? maybe you think... it's occasional constipation. maybe it's not. it could be a chronic medical condition called

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todd: it is wednesday october 20 eighth and this is a fox news alert. 1000 leaders ransacked philadelphia in a second line of unrest which we are there lives. >> that is a blatant lie. jillian: exclusive claims from hunter biden's ask business associate about joe biden's alleged involvement in his son's business deals, the interview you will only see on fox news. todd: one week until election day, donald from making two stops in the sunbelt today but nothing on joe biden's calendar.