today deblasio headlined a protest rally saying deblasio so attitude.t's not enough that he jets off to join those protesting our country and capitalism. but he does so in the wake of the assassination of miosotis familia who was sitting in her car when she was killed by a cop hater. instead of attending the graduation of 524 recruits about to enter the danger zone, no doubt anxious and fearful and in need of reassurance from the city's leader, bozo deblasio jets off to help lead the protests of those who resist law and order and authority. no comfort or solace to the families and loved ones watching those young recruits get a bang and a gun. deblasio is more interested in establishing street credits with the trump-hating anarchists and sneaks off to joint rioters one day after the shooting with delusions of being worthy of the international stage. none of this surprising since deblasio's anti-cop sentiments are deep road. 2014 when two cops were assaulted and seriously injured, on the brooklyn bridge the protesters chanted what do we want? dead cops. w

many of them turn their backs on maher buildable deblasio.re outraged deblasio flew to germany last week to protest e.g. 20 summit instead of staying home and attending the vigil honoring the officer who was assassinated as she sat in her police vehicle. the family say may or deblasio, where are you in getting bulletproof glass and trucks and cars police officers use. he attended the protest were hundreds of police officers were injured in germany. former and white pdf police officer dan bongino, how disrespectful was it for the mayor to skip a vigil for the fallen police officer? >> i mean, it is beyond the nation. his political advisers should be arrested for political malpractice. you know, every time deblasio has been given the opportunity to make the right decision or the cowardly decision, he has made the wrong one. when it came to the eric werner incident, he gave the speech that cops are all racist and he ought to have a special lecture with a son who's half black black about how to deal with cops. when it came to his battle on stoppi

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lou: no one here is surprised at deblasio.ard, it's utter disrespect for our law enforcement officers and first responders. i have never seen such a big man so small. it's amazing. but you have got a lot of little people at work in illinois as well. and they are not getting much done. where does this all lead? >> it leads to more and more taxes. democrats used moody's warning. if we don't raise taxes, the bonds will go to junk. then right as they were raising them, moody's came out and said even if you do raise them, the fact that you haven't done any structural reforms means the bonds could go to junk anyway. because they haven't addressed the central problem. in every state you have big machine democrats running it. they promise a lot to the unions. they get the union support. and then the middle class with the bill while they make fortunes on the side doing whatever they do. the middle class of illinois are trying to flee. if we dissolve the state, i was going to try to call the governor of indiana, walker was busy. maybe t

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. >> new york city mayor bill deblasio said it was not an act of terrorism but a work-related shooting adding it makes it no less tragic. in new york, david lee miller, fox news. >> we've an update on a story we first brought you last night the name of the man killed in a crash in accokeek. james hill van was stopped at intersection when another car hit t the driver of the other wart was seriously hurt and expected to survive. >> a teenage gang member was convicted of ordering hits other teens, jose medina was member of ms 1. he ordered other gang members to assault two people at the lake forest mall in gaithersburg last april. mall surveillance embarrass shows video of four men holding knives choiceing four people into a parking lot. they spot twod men in the color red and assumed they were members of a rival game and weren't. medina faces more than 60 years in prison when sentenced. >> impact of a small plane crash in california. you can see all the smoke in the video on your screen after the plane went down on highway. would fem on the plane wentp top hospital where traumatic injuri

. >> mayor bill deblasio said she was shot while doing a job she loved. >> she was on duty serving this city and protecting people. >> the nypd released a picture of the gun allegedly used in the shooting and called on the public for help. >> we cannot do it by ourselves. we need your help. we need the folks on the street corner. we need the people in the apartments. we always need your help to watch our back. >> sources tell alexander bonds was out on parole for a robbery. an innocent bystander was injured but is reported to be in stable condition. cbs news, the bronx . >> in 2017, 67 police officers across the country died in the line of duty. 25 of them were killed by gunfire. 145 officers died in the line of duty last year. 63 of them were killed by gun violence. >> investigators worked on a string of shootings during the holiday. this map really paints the picture between 11:00 p.m. and 4:00 this morning, you can see there was an incident in nearly every quadrant in the district we know at least one of the shootings was fatal. cops say a man was shot on galveston street southwest a

and a group paid for deblasio to go to germany.e joined thousands in the protests, hundreds of cops were injured. while he's in germany, he tried to say our right to protest is related to the fact that the police protect us. that got missed in the melee with the local press and people here angry, including the family of the slain officer, saying why-- people are saying, why didn't you come to the vigil and saying to deblasio, you promised bullet-proof glass windows in all vehicles. they're slowly rolling that out. not enough to protect this slain officer. so he's getting really ripped right now in the local press here in new york city for doing this, for going to the protest and not attending this vigil. stuart: the mayor's son, dante, i think it is, he said during the mayoral campaign two years ago he was afraid of new york city police. that young man is now doing an internship in berlin, in germany. liz: and the mayor deblasio visited with his son there and he skipped out on the swearing in for 525 new police recruits as well. st

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ashley: have we heard from deblasio himself, has he tried to qualify and give a better explanation.no, by the way, it's an african-american cop that has been assassinated. we've not heard from al sharpton or the black lives matter. a mother of three. ashley: thank you very much. the futures pointing higher. the opening bell coming up next. we'll be right back. it's a powerful thing to know where who you are and where you come from. i didn't know a lot about my personal family history. and through ancestry it brought us closer to understanding where i came from. finding out that i'm part native american and that i was related to one of the founding fathers i think has brought me closer to feeling more patriotic, definitely, and also feeling more like this is my home and this is truly where i came from. i'm jamie and i'm the fifth great-granddaughter of benjamin rush. ♪ >> happening just moments ago, the g20. president trump meeting with the president of mexico. let's listen. >> nafta and some other things with mexico and see how it all turns out, but i think we've made very good prog

the new oppressed, david: deblasio in new york has officially listed 31 genders. host: that is true. if you are an employee in the city of new york, there are 31 gender options to choose from. that is part of it, it is more of a cultural marxism. david: a hamas terrorism supporter and advocate of sharia law which would take away women's rights, sanctioned the -- gays with the co-chairwoman of the women's march. and another organizer who was a convicted murderer. she blew up a supermarket. in israel. host: how many women know any of that? david: they do not. i quote this as the statement, the issue was never the issue, the issue is always the revolution. these people are not about practical matters. withare not concerned actual making a society work. a society of people who have an equal talents who are self-centered, very self-centered. , if you leavenow s with a pile of toys there will be screams shortly. world that way, not this way. a lot has to be learned. they are not thinking of society, they are thinking about this fantasy, a future which will never exist.

problem is mayor bowser and new york mayor bill deblasio blays yo''s offices have said they don't known yet. if built though musk envisions a ride that would take 29 minutes between the two cities. by the way this is know those vacuum tubes at the bank, that's sort of what this is like except for humans. transit experts say though they have their doubts because they think it would cost way too much. >> maybe he got the go ahead to experiment with it or something. >> you know what, dream big though. why not. >> exactly. hey, a lot of people would like to get to new york in that amount of time. go right ahead. >> coming up you got to see this. >> ♪ >> now that's what happened. a man shooting tires out of a utility truck parked in front of his home. as the worker is standing and watching in disbelief. >> and it sounds like something out of breaking bad. how much time behind bars a chemistry professor will now spend after being busted for making meth. gary. >> hey, listen, i tell you what, we've been so hot and i'm here to tell you unfortunately according to this heat wave and the forecast

. >> reporter: mayor bill deblasio said she was shot while doing a job that she loved. >> she was on duty, serving this city. >> reporter: nypd released picture of the gun allegedly used in the shooting and called on the public for help. >> we cannot do it by ourselves. we need each and everyone of your help we need media's help , folks on the street corner, people in the apartments, we always need your though watch our back as we watch yours. >> sources tell cbs news that bonds was on parole for a robbery in syracuse, new york. during the shoot-out an innocent bystander was shot in the stomach but then is in stable condition. >>> a driver slams a car packed with propane tanks into an apartment building and police say fiery crash was, intentional. >> oh, my god. >> this all happened yesterday at fort peers, florida. the driver died at the scene. man allegedly targeted a woman with whom he had a domestic spill. amazingly no one inside was hurt but more than a dozen residents were displaced. >>> investigators discovered more human remains from the high rise fire in london last month. o

mayor deblasio would be one of them. rob emanuel would be another. i hope they would understand that these grants that come out of the doj will be cut off at the discretion of the doj for these sanctuary cities. i grew up in a law enforcement family and i have always looked at law enforcement as cooperating at every level, from city police to county to state to the fbi and federal government all the way to the doj. we can't have the rule of law in america unless we do cooperate at all levels. all of them work together to enforce all laws. that's necessary and the immigration laws that are needed today. we've got to restore the rule of law in this country if we're going to remain a first world country, harris. >> harris: one of the ways critics have gotten around this is to make this about a money issue. but the way you're laying it out and the attorney general is that this is also about most importantly safety issue. you brought up hole in the wall gangs. he brought up gangs in a different way. let's watch together. >> since they refused to cooperate

. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill deblasio says this was not an act of terrorism but appears tolated shooting adding that makes it no less tragic n new york, david lee miller, fox news. >> all new this morning nevada is now the fifth state in the nation to legally allow selling marijuana in stores for recreational use. sales will start this morning. this is the fastest turn around in ballot box to legalization in the u.s. people 21 and older can purchase up to an ounce of pot with a valid i.d. for private in-home use only. while pot is now legally in nevada colorado oregon and alaska. the drug is still banned by the federal government. >> ♪♪ >> all right, time now 7:15. you mentioned this before but there is a pocket of our day where storms could roll through. >> yes, but i think that's also key to emphasize it's just a pocket. >> passing. >> it is not going to be an all day thing. i will say there will be a decent amount of cloud cover around so plan on tanning all day at the pool, maybe not the best day for that. you'll get that in tomorrow. >> don't forget your sunscreen. >>

mayor muriel bowser and new york mayor bill deblasio's office say they know nothing about the plan.it a spokesperson said they had promising conversations and are committed to transformative infrastructure projects. musk later wrote in a tweet still a lot of work needed to receive formal approval but i'm optimistic. >> ♪ >> 30 minutes from here to new york. >> think of that. we could like go to breakfast in new york just in between shows like after the morning news and then before good day. >> new york and back. >> new york and back. >> do you really want to get into one of those like bank tubes and go -- >> no. i'm going let a lot of other people do it first. >> i'm going to pass and let my grand kids handle that. i'm going to pass and stay away from that. >> you'd rather drive. >> oh, absolutely. i'm a control freak. >> he's going to put his grand kids at risk. >> i'll be gone so it won't matter. [laughter] >> wisdom martin always putting the kids first. >> you got have everything in perspective. >> this is true. >> all right, let's get to the weather forecast. temperatures outsid

deblasio, the mayor of new york. the day after this tragic, horrific incident where this policewoman was shot, he's jetting off to protest the g20 join the protesters. what is wrong with this man? will you -- can you -- do you have any insight this is the mayor this city deserves >> i don't if you're going to take new york, home of the "new york times," mainstream media, this is the mayor this city deserves. i think. but keep an eye out for him. he may be wearing one of those masks, i'm not sure. >> we'll look. the masks are illegal here in germany. you can't wear those while protesting >> what is wrong with this man >> i have no insight into that >> okay. >> i will keep an eye out for him if we see him over here. we did see some protesters yesterday. some of them jostled us on air yesterday a bit during our live coverage for the most part it was peaceful some bottle throwing, flares, smoke bombs, and those flash bombs can be unnerving when you're out here. the difference between covering protests here and back in th

deblasio would be the event's keynote speaker.he headline from yesterday in "the washington post" protesters and police clash on the eve of the g-20 summit. to you.good morning what do you think about health care, sir? morning.ood i think we are causing a lot of the problems with health care. , the food,t products the sodium in the food, the way that our kids don't exercise, then we get sick. who is supposed to pay their health insurance when we cause the problems to being healthy. why shouldn't we have free insurance? we are causing the problem with the food we eat and the lifestyle we have is being promoted. tim, good morning. saidr: i like what tom about the insurance companies, and brad's comment was good, too. the two big money parties that candidates with their irresponsible comments. a good example is that dr. talking to senator cruz who doesn't know anything about it. epa was supposed to cover those who cannot cover themselves, and prevent being pre-existingto conditions, and prevent insurance companies from cutting termin

>> not enough trucks and drivers, and with mayor deblasio and others, it's like a battle where the kingees the greatest army in persia tried to conquer the civilized word. they couldn't get the path to conquer the rest of retail and amazon has that problem in 2020. so short-term gains, longer term logistics and fame, there will be a retail renaissance in 2020, it's retail rationalized and bricks and mortar comes back. stuart: amazon has a huge impact on everything. is it time to rein it in. there -- will there be a politician who says it's time to rein it in. >> ent a trust laws with fair prices, the branded vendors could get hit and shed books already hit amazon, and amazon said government give aways, tax abatement. you have to look out pour predatory pricing and practices. stuart: bearing that in mind and the delivery problem would you be a seller of amazon stock at $1,000 a share today? >> stick by "varney & company," power to prosper, amazon's going to 1100 probably 1150 and i'd hold it for a few, to two, three, years and be out and beginning a new decade in 2020. stuart: saves the

talking about new york city mayor bill deblasio appraising cops at the g20 rally a little late as n.y.p.dund. where do we start to unpack this? the most recent being witches i love cops now. there is a part of me that really wants to believe this was genuine this response. given the bossiness history jumping on the cops back at every opportunity and not defending them. it's sad, but this is a political move. this guy has never been on the top side. i'm not speaking for the n.y.p.d. it is unanimous. they cannot stand this guy. he's a political creature and he never gets behind the men in blue. it's not just that he attacks the cops when they do something bad. he jumps on their back. pete: there's your point. people know you have there back when they need it. that is where he's never come up. >> east peyton was elected to be a leader. all the partisanship when it comes to police officers are done. you were the mayor of new york city. our member might teacher telling the three most powerful people in the world are the president of the united states, the russian president and the mayor of new