live from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmeyer.ment that triggered the defacing and tearing down of statues appears to be growing. there tearing down baltimore christopher columbus statue and throwing it in the harbor. one says it's a victory for the entire african american community. the anniversary of the famous speech he gave in 1852. douglas referred to july 4 as a sham holiday and a nation that oppresses and enslaves its black citizens. [inaudible] near baltimore earlier tonight, 19 people attending a birthday party were hurt, one critically. they went into a garage to take shelter from the storm. i'm ashley strohmeyer now back to life, liberty and levin. bac. you were saying not enough to exchange white favors as intellectual but the battle at the ground level. did the smithsonian institution, 1619 effort in the new york times, the public schools are growing, embracing this it's a big problem. and you are saying to compete against this how? bob: i said to conservatives if we were fighting the second world war executing a inno

i am ashley strohmeyer. ♪.to "one nation", i'm your nation lawrence jones, throughout the hour were having honest conversations for real solutions to bring the country together as "one nation" in the wake of the racial divide. one issue that has been a tipping point, policing, according to a fox news poll, 51% say the recent backlash against the police have gone too far. 29% say it is justified in 12% say it has not gone far enough. joining me not to respond news chief religion correspondent and juan williams cohost of the five in fox news political analyst. lauren, this is personal for you, this started in your hometown, tell us about this. >> absolutely was born and raised in most of my friends and family live in minnesota, my elementary school was four blocks from where george floyd was killed, my mother still lives in the neighborhood, the target that they torched was the target where she would get her medication, my brother had to drive 60 miles to get her diabetic needles, we were on pins and needles of j

learn more at tempurpedic.com live from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmeyer.house and senate republicans plan to unveil a new corona relief bail today but the agreement contains extended unemployment benefits with 70% pandemic wages. this comes as new u.s. covid-19 cases continue to escalate in several states. johns hopkins now reports 12-point to million cases and more than a hundred 46000 death deaths. now in austin texas, police have identified an armed protester who was shot and killed by a person who had driven into a crowd saturday night. garrett foster was fatally shot at at a police brutality protest. a car drove up and honked the horn several time and pointed the assault rifle at the driver who in turn was shot and killed as driving away and called 911. i'm ashley strohmeyer >> welcome back stanley kurtz you talk about how biden really wants to intensify or expand what the obama biden plan was borrowing from cory booker who says we can cut off federalist road funds and of course this federalist needs -- the suburbs need road funds because a lot of peo

. ♪ my from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmeyer. people were put in the hospital following a building collapse near baltimore. they report 20 people had taken shelter from the storm in a detached garage when a tree fell on it. people were still trapped winhelp got there. all were rescued in less than an hour. high winds are to blame. if broadway were open, the lights would probably be dim in honor of nick who died this morning at cedars-sinai hospital in los angeles. he had been hospitalized for 91 days fighting covid-19. during his hospitalization he suffered a stroke, a lake invitation, coma and severe lung problems. the canadian earned a tony nomination for his role in the 2014 production. i'm ashley strohmeyer. back to "the next revolution". >> welcome back. let's talk about the economic aspect of positive patriotism. we have some great economic news this week with the latest job report, president talking about the economy coming roaring back, earlier in the show, i was talking about boosting that with a real pledge on bringing

live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmeyer.least 13 arrests in oregon. protesters demonstrating against alleged police brutality. they had to use tear gas to get the situation under control. several officers were hurt as they broke windows at a courthouse in several businesses. eight other protesters were detained by homeland security personnel. there was a rocket attack at baghdad international airport hitting where american troops are house but no one was hurt. this is the seventh rocket attack in less than a month. u.s. military fires 3000 rounds of explosives. minute. now back to life, liberty and levin. for all of your headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> you are saying there wasn't enough to exchange white papers the battle is at the ground level. at the smithsonian institution in the new york times, our public schools, a growing number of them are embracing this. it's a big problem. and you are saying we compete against us how. >> first of all, as i said to conservatives, if we were fightinght the second world war, execut

i'm ashley strohmeyer and now back to the greg gutfeld showed for all your headlines log on to foxnewsou the most powerful name in news. fox news channel. greg: it's time for view or mail the thing that happens on the holiday shows that we are just too lazy. they are just a handful of the dozens you submitted on facebook and twitter and as always these are directed to everyone even myself. you know paul. what were your favorite tv shows when you were young? let's go to tyrus first because you watch as much tv as i did. >> how about everything from the two channels we had but half a blame my all-time which is to watch today is called the incredible hulk. that was my favorite bread i love the a-team. greg: did you ever watch shazam and the mighty isis hour? >> that was good too. greg: driving around in a winnebago. >> they always flew over the same mountain. greg: the woman who played isis, joanne something. i had the biggest crush on her before he even knew what is a crush and before i had hubert issues. i'm going to move on. i'm starting to be embarrassed by my own thoughts. i'm showin

ashley strohmeyer fox news.push in congress for a proposal to notify americans if their voting information was hacked. he comes after intelligence agencies say all 50 states were hit by hacking attempts in the 2016 election. eric shawn explains. reporter: if somebody uses your credit card you get a fraud alert. but if you're voting information is compromised, you may never be told. now there are calls to let you know during the 2016 presidential election, officials say all 50 states were hit by hacking attempts, 21 were breached including illinois and florida. a bill in congress would ensure that voters are told that their voting information is stolen. the alert app is cosponsored by 40 republican congressman michael walt, he says voters should have the right to find out. >> the public needs to know when this infrastructure is hacked or the database are influenced in any way and at the end of the day this is about confidence when people cast their vote, they are counted as a voter intended them to be counted in

ashley strohmeyer has more on how interned programs are operating. >> reporter: companies are reeling from the downturn and they have scaled back or delayed or canceled internship programs. many college students are worried about building resumes. >> this has wreak havoc and some companies are turning to remote internships. one business is offering a virtual experience to help students make the most of the summer. interns will turn into online workshops, boardroom meetings and networking with top executives in the area. we offer counsel, advice and think right now, when you are young and starting out in your career, hopefully you soak it up. >> reporter: remote internships are not as beneficial as in person once. working in an office can offer viable opportunities that only face-to-face interactions will allow. experts say that's no reason to let a summer go to waste. >> take advantage of this time to continue learning and building. >> reporter: students are worried about this delay and the job prospect. graduates are struggling to launchthe worst job market since the great depression

i'm ashley strohmeyer. back to "the next revolution". >> welcome back.'s talk about the economic aspect of positive patriotism. we have some great economic news this week with the latest job report, president talking about the economy coming roaring back, earlier in the show, i was talking about boosting that with a real pledge on bringing manufacturing back home. that was part of the 2016 message of jobs in manufacturing. katrina, where you see things right now in terms of the economic argument for 2020. >> i think what were seeing now is the bounce back in only a way that could happen under a trump leadership amounts rebuilding, renewing and restoring, following all of this chaos with the pandemic just this week, the new numbers i just mentioned were announced, 4.8 million jobs were created in june which is the largest one-month job gain in history, and we drill down into that, that's 2.8 million jobs for women and 356,000 manufacturing jobs and this is all far ahead of the economic production that we were hearing with the doom and gloom just a few mon

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ live from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmeyer.waii's modern history could soon make landfall. hurricane douglas is threatening the most isolated state in the country. there tracking the category one storm as it swirls uncomfortably close to the islands. residents are still preparing for winds up to 90 miles per hour and 15 inches of rain. hawaii governor is closing federal offices and courts on the hazardous part of the island. nearly 4000 miles away residents in texas are recovering from storm hanna. texas governor greg abbott issued disaster declaration for 32 counties. it has been downgraded to a tropical storm and is lingering over northern mexico. now back to life, liberty and levin. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back stanley kurtz you talk about how biden really wants to intensify or expand what the obama biden plan was borrowing from cory booker who says we can cut off federalist road funds and of course this federalist needs -- the suburbs need road funds because a lot of people drive and there's not transportation and so on so this wo

i am ashley strohmeyer and now back to "tucker carlson tonight." >> tucker: one of the strongest voicesockdown excesses came from an unlikely place, dave portnoy of barstool sports. in an impromptu speech that million sought online, dave portnoy asked a very simple question, why did our goal change? wanted to go from flatten the curve to have zero coronavirus case is? >> what the [bleep] is going on? when did this become flatten the curve to wes have to find a cure for everyone is going to die? find a cure? who says we're going to find a cure? people have beenen mentally preparing, we've done exactly what you said and they are changing the rules. >> tucker: that went everywhere almost immediately because it was true.re he then came on the show to explain it and here's how it went. what inspired you to do this to make this video? >> if we are being honest, i've been in the stock market. the stock market tanked and a lot of it tanked basically going before the senate and the future and the l.a. mayor saying he was going to lock the city down until they found a cure. and i'm in new york ci

ashley strohmeyer, fox news. >>> ktvu fox2 at 5:00 darts right now. >>> the effort to defund the police is taking shape in san francisco. the mayor is proposing to slash the departments budget by more than $100 million. >> i don't think this is too much to ask. our entire city is suffering now. we all need to do our part to share in the sacrifice. >> the mayor says the money will be reallocated to community groups in black communities. >>> i am andre senior. after months of protest, the chief of police that he did expect the cut. we have live coverage with more on the reactions, and the other proposals in the mayor's budget as well.>> reporter: we knew this would be a tough budget year with a projected $1.7 billion shortfall. now we are looking more about where the cuts will be coming from and how they will impact law enforcement in the city. >> over the last several months -- >> reporter: the mayor laid out the plans for her proposed $13.7 billion budget for 2020, and the $12.6 billion budget for the following year. her plans are shifting money from law enforcement to invest in the cit