bill diblasio calling out protesters occupying city hall. >> a protester who says file nasty things to a police officers degrading their own movement. jillian: many ask what took so long and is that enough? a retired nypd lieutenant joins us to discuss next. calls for the washington redskins to change the team's name and this time it might happen, a powerful push coming up. jillian: welcome back. occupy city hall protesters barricading themselves in his new york city leaders lose patience with the group after more than a week of demonstrations. >> the protester who says file nasty things to a police officer is degrading their own movement. if you want to protest for change, do it in a peaceful respectful manner. >> this has been coming for the last two years not only in new york city but all over the country where democrat mayors and governors have allowed this to ferment. todd: did the big apple not learn their lesson from seattle's chop zone? nypd lieutenant joe cartmell. you see what happened in seattle. bill diblasio is somewhat acknowledging that there is a problem but it doesn't

bill diblasio responded to aoc this morning. >> is just wrong. the facts are we took money from the nypd, put it into youth programs, where reducing the size of the nypd but in a way that can keep us safe. we found a way to keep patrol strength consistent and keep people safe while saving a lot of money and reducing overtime costs. >> on top of all of this the nypd to commissioner says there were 18 shootings in one day this past weekend and shooting some gone up 50% compared to this time last year. crime is up, these budget cuts will make things significantly more challenging for the nypd. >> thank you. the boston i community voted unanimously to remove the emancipation memorial from park square. the statue of president lincoln with a freed slave kneeling as he breaks free from his chains, for 141 years. the actual date of removal not yet determined. boston university consider changing the name of its mascot because it's namesake is one of the main characters in gone with the wind that is associated with, quote, the confederacy, slavery and sexu

carley: bill diblasio has blamed the spike in crime on the coronavirus and summer but you talk to policeers in these communities and they place the blame on the bail reform law, they say they are re-arresting the same people over and over again. >> a lot of times you arrest somebody, this was in the 90s, they are out, letting these people into the streets not taking into account their prior history or their record so along with bail reform you get somebody in and it is a revolving door, the criminals are out and they come out and 2 hours later committing crimes and homicides. rob: taking these policies further, members of the squad, for this left members of congress introducing the breeze act that they will try to push through, the idea to defund police department, eliminating ankle monitor units, gaining units, get rid of immigration and customs enforcement, getting rid of the dea, what do you make of this plan? >> it is never going to happen. the consequences will be too deadly, worse than what is "happening now" across the city and urban communities across the country. the large propo

bridge including nypd's top uniformed cop terrence monahan left bloodied after the assault as bill diblasio condemned the violence that signed a police reform bill. the sergeant benevolent association's vice president had this to say. >> i don't believe they are protesters, they are nothing but anarchists who set out to hurt the individuals involved in a peaceful prayer march to end the violence. >> what is coming from donald trump? we don't know and he didn't go into detail. when asked if he might consider taking over cities to deal with the violence, but it is a fairly good that he follows through. >> can't wait to see what this is. >> the incident in new york is the most recent and what seems to be a string of attacks lately on police. geraldo rivera joined sean hannity to discuss the threats of violence preventing officers from doing their job. >> cities are going to hell in a hand basket and it is incredible the bloodletting going on, cops feel disillusioned, they feel disrespected, they feel handicapped, they feel handcuffed, they are no longer able to count on the city administration

shannon: you mentioned bill diblasio. i want to play what he says today, the mayor of new york city, this is part of the explanation about why the numbers of skyrocketed. >> directly related to all the dislocation that has happened in the last four months with the coronavirus. as we get into the warmer weather, we feel the effects of people being coped up for months, the economy has not restarted to the extent we needed to so there's less for people to do. we have a real problem. shannon: a different explanation. what do you make of his attributing this to coronavirus and people having economic trouble are being cooped up, we are seeing the spike in shootings, murders, robberies and everything else? >> he is clearly wrong but interesting because one of his points is economic distress. he played a part in the fact the economy is struggling or at least instead of moving a little faster, pam made some good points and i totally agree but worse than that. i actually wished -- we got a solution, fund them again and we will find

bill diblasio of new york city lost control of his city. these democrat governors have lost control of their streets and they have derelict mayors and democrat streets, children dying, and except when this president will stand up to those. rob: she talks about children dying in this is an example. young people who lost their lives in american cities over the last several weeks. jillian: breaking overnight trash cans full of classified documents are burned at the chinese consulate in houston, texas, the state department says it ordered china to close the building to protect america's intellectual property. the chinese government threatening retaliation, neighbors calling 9 one one after noticing the fire in the courtyard, firefighters were not allowed on the property because it is considered chinese territory. the fire is now out. rob: mike pompeo arriving in copenhagen for talks with that country, meeting with the danish trimester as we speak, after pompeo met with uk prime minister boris johnson in london, the two discussing 5g telecommuni

cop chief terrence monahan left bloodied after the assault, you see him here in this comes as bill diblasioondemned the violence but signing police reform bill and it comes as national association of police associations endorses donald writing a statement endorsement recognizes your steadfast in public support for men and women on the front lines especially during this time of unfair and inaccurate, being directed at so many members by so many, nick mikhail weighing in last night. >> whether his atlanta, new york city, baltimore, portland, seattle the democrats are completely anti-police. anti-law enforcement. if that is the case, there is only one vote you needed that is for this president. >> is for we can expect from donald trump he didn't go into detail when asked if he might take over cities to deal with crime but if the recent past tells us anything, remember a few weeks ago he deployed rapid deployment teams to protect federal property in places like portland and here in washington so it's a fairly good that he will follow through on this. >> this police endorsement is a big step for

we are disappointed in our leaders, contrast that adult conduct of 9/11 families with what bill diblasio is doing, what governor cuomo is doing, mtv is coming to new york, bill diblasio participating in street art in front of trump tower -- trump tower, it would do them a good to learn a lesson from 9/11 family members. those people he paralyzed the -- e penalized the strength and dignity to comport themselves in time like this. it is outrageous what is going on in the city and the rest of the country and contrast that with what we are doing. i have the utmost respect for the memorial committee, they will do a top-notch job, one of new york's bravest, ringing the bell for every moment the airplane struck and when the towers fell, and this professional recorded message of names, we have to survive in these times but i am more disappointed in our leaders and how they comport themselves but what i'm really looking forward to is when they reopen the memorial and hopefully if bill diblasio and cuomo approve it, the students we can get their act together we can open that on 9/11 for family mem

. >> do you favor cuomo over bill diblasio? >> not necessarily.f cuomo says there's a culture of brutality i do not. i think almost trying to be cute, rabbinical and so wise above the fray. about a get out there and say the thing that happened on sunday when cops were pelted with glass bottles and trash, for responding to shots fired call picked up by technology, trying to protect people from getting shot, how about he tells the people of new york do not treat the cops that way. cuomo talked about lack of respect or trust between the community and the police. it is a 2-way street. of course there are cops that need training in de-escalation and courtesy and respect for the public needs to be told respect law enforcement. >> alexandria ocasio cortez worried about gimmicks, defunding police means defunding police, it does not mean budget tricks or funny math or moving school police officers to the department of education budget so the same police remain in schools so is diblasio cutting or just moving money around? >> i would say he is cutting. he h

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seattle police, 21-year-old taken into custody. >> new york city mayor bill diblasio calling out whod as vile protesters, anyone taunting a police officers, quote, degrading their own movement. retired nypd lieutenant joe connolly joins us earlier and says the city is out of control and it starts with leadership. >> showing everybody this is the new normal, that we could take over parts of the city and do whatever we want in whatever manner we want and nobody will do anything to us especially the mayor. jillian: the new york city council voted to cut the nypd budget by $1 billion. a california startup tech company gets the green light for a virtual wall on the us-mexico border and they will install artificial intelligence surveillance systems to identify, sending another to border patrol agents, the project is expected to be completed by 2022. todd: 38 after the hour. the greatest story ever, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's a bird, but it is carrying a shark. social media eating this up. you do not want to miss this. learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and se

he was governor he changed the system to give accountability to one person who happens to be bill diblasioight now who is the titular head of the nypd. we can agree or disagree or not like him very much but at the end of the day having elected accountable leader is better than having some commission who delegates authority. >> here's donald trump on the state of new york city. >> you know what is going on in new york, it turned out to be a hellhole and they better do something about it. todd: your response to the president's comments? >> we can see data from the department of sanitation to real estate records, he's not wrong at all. when we frame this as an indictment of the mayor's job performance it has a lot of merit. every morning we wake up to more headlines of the milestones we've achieved in shootings and murder in new york city. if we look at this as how the mayor is doing then this is more embarrassing for him than anyone else. carley: thanks for coming on this 20. 26 after the hour. tropical storm faye set to make landfall on the east coast in hours. janice dean tracking it live

>> cuomo slamming bill diblasio for waiting so long to take a stand on the black lives matter movement as the city police benevolent association shares hateful messages spray-painted near city hall and the brooklyn bridge by a protester, one reading, quote, more dead cops. another, quote, the only good cops are dead cops. >> judge janine.this is not just lead to low morale that strips police their ability to do the job leaving season neighborhoods without protection. >> this is discrimination of law and order in america. not enough people are standing up to it. people are not standing up for law enforcement and it's going to be too late when they do because right now in this country what is going on is law enforcement is being paralyzed. cops are not being given the ability to do their job. they are demoralized, they are vilified and in new york city, $1 billion taken out of the nypd budget and cops don't even know what to do. >> police department are feeling the impact in a major way. the nypd says this in a 49% increase in offices filing for retirement since the death of george floyd

bill diblasio back on the streets of new york city helping to paint the black lives matter mural in queens. gun violence continues to plague the city, an issue governor andrew cuomo cause devastating. alex hogan is the latest in new york. >> reporter: nonprofits are taking this into their own hands by sending members out into the community to develop relationships with their peers and understand what the tensions are at hand that researchers say this is a way to prevent crime before it happens. >> we are sick and tired, frustrated of guns going off. we are rivaling chicago. >> shootings new york city climbing, there were 47 last week, 176% increase from the same time last year. you today shootings are up 71%. new york governor andrew cuomo calling it deeply disturbing and blaming a variety of factors including anti-police sentiment, and the struggling economy. >> it is intolerable and devastating. we are trying to get new york city back up and running. >> but the violence, bill diblasio funding alternative policing programs like violence interrupters. >> we got to take care of this. they a

a protester runs of hitting an officer over the head with what appears to be a bar or pike, bill diblasio called for violence unacceptable. >> we have an anti-police atmosphere. cops are being challenged every step of the way. >> protesters were violently harmed and injured. we talk about people putting their bodies on the line to confront the violence. >> in portland group set up tents near the city's federal courthouse, like the former occupy capitalism, the police department is demonstrated through glass bottles, point lasers at them and even set a fire. federal agencies set teargas on them early this morning. >> we are being peaceful and they just out of nowhere start shooting at the ground, throwing flash bangs at us in a bunch of gas. >> meantime the nations capital one person is in custody accused of setting a police car on fire and in cities across the nation to hear these calls for police reform while also making the situation better between police and the community in new york city, bill diblasio tweeting we have heard you and are creating legislation signing a new police reform

bill diblasio calls the attacks unacceptable. >> i've said many times, there's no situation in whichit is acceptable to attack a police officer. go. >> chief monahan says morello the nypd is as well as it has been but in the last a police responded to 7 more shootings and taking care of 12 shooting victims. shannon: the trouble is real and continues. amid the pandemic and domestic unrest gripping america and new york times columnist says there is open seems to be suggesting that will come in the form of kicking donald trump out of the white house, our nation is a mess but overlapping catastrophes also created conditions that they finally let us extricate ourselves from the meyer. how does that sits with senator john kennedy. welcome, senator, good to have you. >> i read the opinion piece, it is supposedly about hope and who could be against hope. it is like hating golden retrievers but then you read the article and it is not about hope. these are my words, not the author's. america is a depraved country. most americans, he says in my opinion particularly white americans are racist an

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. >> in new york and major cities, can take over gaining her and as a result of that -- >> bill diblasio has been a shooting the violence to the pandemic and court system. the nypd pointing to inmate releases from jail during covid-19 and recent police and bail reform. as protests continue for end to police brutality more attacks on law enforcement being caught on video like someone from an egg at an officer and a man putting one in a headlock. this weekend there were protests between the black lives matter movement in the blue lives matter movement but as we move forward bill diblasio is telling people despite the tension remaining high between police and public the city has come back from worse. shannon: thank you for the update from new york tonight. tonight in new orleans police say a 9-year-old is dead after being shot in the head, two teenagers were wounded in the same shooting. the victims were approached on foot by at least one suspect opened fire on them. no information has been released about a motive, possible suspect in the troubleshooting. the white house may be trying to se

diblasio says the mural onerous members of the black community who helped build the city. but on twitter, president trump said the mural is "a symbol of hate that would degenerate this luxury avenue." we went to check in with steve paulson on our weather and a lot of people saying it is hot, hot, hot. >> i don't blame you. it ishot, hot, hot for many unless you are done by the coast and around the bay that it is not bad were refined 60s and 70s but if you stepped in, 80s and knots faraway 90s and narrow 100 degrees for some. much bigger fog been going north to south versus yesterday when it was mainly southward. local to mile the coast and warm to hot inland. there's a bigger coastal fog bank. that's for sure. embarcadero 53, that's one degree below average. also at 53, north or northwest breeze, half moon bay, we are getting more of the northwest breeze. 50s and 60s, 70 degrees here in broadway. morgan hill's 57, 50 socal, low 50s santa cruz, upper 60s and low 60s around cupertino, san jose. monsoon season about ready to kick in. nothing yet here for southern california b

terrence monahan as chief of the department how that worked out for him and will build -- bill diblasio'sases a criminal on supervised release, how do you supervise him when you are losing officers, and ankle monitor and who monitors the monitor? rob: you think biden should take care of the moderate and traditional democrats and come out against this behavior but politically he already sounds like donald trump on the economy. if he sells like donald trump on this issue as well, what are we voting for? >> what biden sounds like is different from the policies. go to the website and read the unity document with bernie sanders, far left document. you read through the first two pages, a couple key paragraphs, the democrat platform across the board can try to mirror trump but for the last two years the president's policies, actions taken on deregulation and a lot of other issues have helped americans, the white house opportunity zone council held poor and underserved neighborhoods, efforts in education. we are in a tough spot economically but we created this due to coronavirus, we need to reope

todd: rob: the new york post, if you had a question, bill diblasio, post begging him to do something,of control, doubling for the third straight week in a row. always good to see you. jillian: 2020 enters attack mode. >> months from now we are going to defeat sleepy joe biden. >> the former vice president's campaign filed a memo the trump's attacks will backfire, biden's team is getting ahead of itself, she joins us live next. no matter where you live, where you live has never mattered more. for over 100 years, realtors® have brought local knowledge and deep expertise to helping people find new places to dream and thrive. the next great place you'll call home. so, whether you're upsizing downsizing or just ready to make a change. look for the r. wow. jim could you ipop the hood for us?? there she is. -turbocharged, right? yes it is. jim, could you uh kick the tires? oh yes. can you change the color inside the car? oh sure. how about blue? that's more cyan but. jump in the back seat, jim. act like my kids. how much longer? -exactly how they sound. it's got massaging seats too, right? o

bill diblasio says bringing communities and mip together when talking about this tragic situation, afamily without a son. how do you bring nypd communities together because you hear leaders saying we need to do this but i'm not seeing plans put in place. >> he is such a sony. i'm heartbroken for the parents and grandparents of that child. we've seen so many times before and you're going to see it continue, if this trend continues with lawlessness this man put more effort into painting black lives matter on the streets in front of trump tower just to make is point but in the background these politicians don't care what is really going on. they see it as part of the cost of getting their movement ahead and it is ridiculous and without the cops being the first line of defense the way they have to be this is going to continue. nobody wants to see this and i agree with the union there has to be union between the community and the police department. without that 1-2 punch you have nothing and when the cops are handcuffed this is the result and this isn't just in new york. this is across th

new york city mayor bill diblasio pushing back tweeting we have seen the secret police are causing in portland and won't let it happen here, this comes as the nypd illuminates traffic congestion and homeless outreach, 200 officers being reassigned to work on gun violence prevention. >> chaos breaking out in denver. anti-cop protesters ambushing an annual pro police rally, and organize a calling sunday's law enforcement appreciation day a family-friendly event of an anti-cup protesters blowing whistles, banging drums and throwing punches. one man suffered a severe cut to his head. one person arrested for assault. >> sean hannity sounding off on violent attacks on post -- police officers and those who are allowing it to happen. take a listen. >> acts of violence now routine and liberal cities across the country. we see this every single weekend. a massive scale, the president is right, this is a war zone, this is our american treasure, children being murdered but the far left so-called protesters were interesting in tackling a statue of christopher columbus. 18 police officers were inju

new york city mayor bill diblasio tweeted we've seen the chaos secret police are creating in portland and won't let it happen here. oakland's police department said in a statement they haven't requested federal assistance to address crowd management within our city. even chicago's mayor is skeptical. >> we don't need federal agents without any insignia taking people off the streets and holding them. unlawfully. >> the president announced resumption of regular coronavirus briefings beginning tomorrow. it will mark the first time since april the president himself will take part. that revival comes amid a sharp rise in covid-19 cases across the nation with 105 days until the 2020 election. amazing when you think about how soon we will be electing the president or reelecting the president. live coverage of the briefing on fox news at 5:00 pm eastern time. in washington the administration continues its negotiating with democrats on capitol hill on a new coronavirus relief package. steve mnuchin will be with nancy pelosi, chuck schumer as well and continuing conversations with democrats and

. >> after weeks of protests governor andrew cuomo ordering bill diblasio to remove all graffiti and government buildings calling it another side of dk in the city. >> cleaning up the city is important. you have a lot of negativity in the air now, positive progress, move forward. >> to crackdown on recent violence this week the white house ordering federal agents deployed to detroit, milwaukee, cleveland, albuquerque in chicago where today mayor larry lightfoot remove two christopher columbus stages, protesters say that is a good first move. administrative already a step too far. >> how far do we take this anarchy before we finally say we've had enough in the city? >> this after protesters tried turning themselves down, clashing with police. the city of chicago announced a new process that will come out with that will not only respect the city's history but also elevate minority communities. >> thanks. new video tonight from miami where police are seeing actively enforcing the mask mandate is two mayors in florida urging residents to wear face coverings at home. trace gallagher repor

the jails are empty because bill diblasio has police reform quote has bail reform so everybody's in thetreet. >> the brooklyn prison where maxwell is being held is so notorious for sexual abuse of inmates, jeffrey epstein's ex-girlfriend faces charges for abusive underage girls. carley: nationwide coronavirus cases now top 3 million, texas is reporting its worst day for hospitalizations and deaths and right now there are just over 1000 available icu beds. our next guest is an emergency physician in houston and knows firsthand how dire the situation is. the president of the texas medical association, doctor diana life. thank you for coming on and all you are doing to help fight this virus. are you concerned that texas is going to run out of hospital beds? >> we do get concerned at times like this. we had a lot of practice over march and april where a lot of hospital beds were developed such as opening a large stadium in houston and making it to hospital bed, that was shut down because we didn't need it after all. now that we have so many cases coming up, a lot of the patients now are you

mayor diblasio responded that a black people built fifth avenue, and so much of the nation. we are honoring them. >> the washington redskins will remove native american images from their logo. during the national focus on race relations, the team has said they will conduct a thorough review of the name, but dan snyder has opposed naming the team. amazon is the latest retailer to pull redskin gear from their website. target, nike and walmart so they will stop selling the teams merchandise. >>> a big protest is expected in martinez, major growth and counter protesters as well. the event was first planned after white power players were found in the city of martinez june 28. the black lives matter mural was painted in response to the flyers, and it was defaced. the city was put in the national spotlight because of the controversy. the police expect several thousand protesters and say that there are reports of counter protesters being there as well. organizers say this will be a peaceful protest, and they will have officers on hand. >>> california state university classes will re

donald trump pledging to step in if the governor does not take action in the spike of violence, bill diblasioushing back tweeting we've seen the chaos secret police are creating in portland and we won't let it happen here. this as the appointee eliminates two key enforcement units, traffic congestion and homeless outreach, 200 officers being reassigned to work on gun violence prevention. >> thank you. congressman jim jordan of the house judiciary committee says it is for any liberal leaders are letting the mayhem continue. >> for goodness sake, the mayor of portland says this was improving, this has been 53 days, 7 weeks of rioting, looting, violence, attacks on police officers, destruction of property and they don't want any help, they just want to let this continue to happen to their constituents, the business owners in their city, this is scary to me. >> acting deputy of homeland security, ken cuccinelli had this to say in response to the portland mayor's demand that dhs leave the city. >> they want to see our presence reduce than the violence needs to come to a end. that the point. we are

bill diblasio will go down in history as being the worst mayor and the city's history, making the city physically unlivable and we are going to continue to see that if things continue to go the way they are going. shannon: if people don't feel safe -- great to see you both, come back soon. doctor anthony fauci would not be surprised if the us begins reporting up to 100,000 new covid-19 cases a day. warning about potential new swine flu threat from china. rapport questioning anthony fauci's track record. >> ultimately this comes down to the fatal conceit that central planners have enough knowledge to tell the nation of 330 million people what they can and can't do. no one knows the answers to these questions, we shouldn't presume a group of experts are now knows what is best for everyone. >> a vaccine and a safer networks cannot come fast enough for today's businesses and workers especially those in location slowing down the reopening process. congressional correspondent chad program looks at the economic concerns and what congress may or may not be ready to do about that. >> start word

. >> reporter: last week new york city mayor bill diblasio cancel all events until the end of september and in philadelphia the mayor barring events until february of 2021, 7 months from now. >> what we are doing here is following medical advice which i think every city, state in the nation should or we wouldn't be in the situation we see. >> reporter: according to kodak's now which is a group of medical experts examining the pandemic only 3 states are on track to contain the virus, new jersey, vermont, surrounding states around the country try to follow suit. >> thank you. plenty in orange county board of education recommendations to let kids return to school without masks and social distancing. donald trump says efforts to keep kids out of school he thinks our political. >> we have to open our schools. a decision like that is politics because we are starting to do well in the polls because i'm for law and order. i'm for strong business, jobs are coming back at a record level, we've never seen anything like it, i built it once before, strongest economy ever and i am doing it again and

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mayor bill diblasio says he would not welcome federal law enforcement to new york. is watching and i can hear her voice in my head, saying if shootings are up 200%, why wouldn't mayor bill diblasion want help from the federal government? >> i believe that they could actually address the shooting incidents that are on the increase because we've done it befor before. >> like what, for example? >> plain clothes officers. plain clothes unit. and as i call for, we should put in place our plain clothes yupt. this time make sure you have well-trained officers with more time on the job, plain closed vehicles. police say it can't be predictable. bad guys know, they don't have to worry about the cops being aroun around. >> a combination is something nationally we have failed to look at. when you think about the actions, we focus on assault rifles and ak-47. that is not an american problem. handguns have almost twice amount of shooters but when you look at the victims, the victims come from chicago, brownsville, east new york. they come from poorer communities. for far too lon

fifth avenue just outside the door steps of trump tower, city workers along with volunteers and bill diblasio were here painting this mural. it is a sign and symbol not only to the president but the country that the fight for racial equality this time will stick. after 6 weeks of protests, a new poll by monmouth university finding democrats in of independents black the black lives matter movement but the mindset of republicans is shifting. according to the poll the 18% of republicans feel protesters anger is justified. the number shrinking from 40% last month. in addition 35% of republicans believe racism is not a big problem in the country, 20% from last month compared to 70 percentage points of democrats and independents, the number of from 10 percentage points. one expert said that too many factors but also the president criticizing these protests deepening the political divide. >> the base is favorably disposed toward the president so if he is setting up the counter narrative which he has been consistently the base is likely to move closer to his position. >> reporter: most of the country

mayor bill diblasio in new york vowing the feds will only continue the divided will not set foot here in just this morning the nypd cleared out the occupy city hall in cabins that have been set up there for a month. many of those activists coming here behind me in washington square park to gather again. shannon: thank you. a potential standoff and another chinese consulate following tuesday night's drama in houston, firefighters were called to the conflict, papers being burned outside and open containers just hours after the us ordered beijing to close up shop. julian turner has the latest tonight. >> the fbi believes the chinese consulate in san francisco is harboring a highly wanted chinese military official. a researcher wanted by the fbi june 20th last seen entering the consulate building the same day. if the chinese government is harboring a wanted criminal it would be an extraordinary breach of the us china relationship. >> actions that protect the american people, national security. >> the trump administration ecological behind-the-scenes intelligence war that has been brewing

. >>> mayor diblasio helped paint the mural last week. crews worked yesterday to restore it and nypd had to shut down fifth avenue to clean up the paint. >>> google is lending a helping hand to unemployed workers amid the pandemic. they say they plan to fund 120,000 need-based certification scholarships. the senior vp says that they are in data analytics, and project management. no college degrees or prior experience is needed. >>> straight out of the paper bottle? johnny walker is serving up it's got to new bottle and this is made from pulp. it is wanted to percent plastic free and it is expected to be fully recyclable. the bottles are sprayed with an internal coding and manufacturers say it will not affect the taste. it is set to be released sometime next year. >>> social distancing has been increased for months and so if you cannot embrace your friends and family, you can hug a tree instead. at least that is what this official says. the nature parks authority posted this suggestion on social media to help people overcome the sense of d

new york city mayor bill diblasio says he, too would take legal action. >> from my point of view, this would be yet another example of illegal and unconstitutional actions by the president. >> reporter:'s criticism mounts that some federal agents were undercover, democratic senators are proposing legislation requiring them to display their name, rank, and agency affiliation. ray bogan, fox news. >>> three of the former officers involved in the death of george floyd were in court today for a hearing. to tal, thomas lane and alexander king are free on bail and appeared in person. officer derek chauvin appeared the a video from a state resin. he is charged with multiple clients including second-degree murder. the other three are charged with aiding and abetting. the judge lifted the gag order at today's hearing after defense attorneys argued it wasn't working and so much had already been said about the client's actions. >>> up next, the home of oakland mayor libby schaaf hit by vandals. see what we have learned about the incident and the investigation. >>> plus, a new plan to house the ho

mayor diblasio when they have gathered to mourn the rabbi he said the time has morning immediately disperse them you can be arrested but protest in the street. what's more important engaging in your livelihood or protesting? >> again, they are rhetorical questions. we get your point. public health practice. >> you may get my t point that democrats don't. mayor garcetti said he would turn off people's utilities if anyone tried to reopen their business.le unbelievable. but yet mayor garcetti, here is what else he said in april, snitches will be rewarded. it's more important rewarding snitches for ratting out there neighbor who goes to an empty r actually having the police stop writers and looters in big groups destroyed national moment one - -na monuments and private property. what is more important. >> when you make a statement that public health standards need to be consistently applied when they are inconsistently applied there will be frustration among those. >> no kidding.e'us we have seen the height of inconsistency from democratic mayors and governors all over but what is more importan

allowing parents to get back to work full time and the answer in new york city appears to be no mayor diblasioing schools will partially be reopening but attendance limited to one to three days a week with approximately no more than a dozen people in a class roonl at one time joining us now is the department of education chancellor richard caranza. thank you for joining us how do you get an economy back reopened with kids only going to school one to three days a week? >> hi, sara. so, look, we understand that public schools are critically important for the economy to jump-start we can make up academic slide. we cannot make up when we lose a student due to this covid-19 virus. so health and safety have to be first and foremost in addition, we have adults in classrooms with children and in schools with children. some of whom may have pre-existing conditions or be taking care of someone with pre-existing condition so we have to make sure that everything we do with in person learning is really based on science, not science fiction we're working very closely with medical experts and our epidemiolog

the mayor of new york city, bill diblasio.time when crime is going up, people say you're taking money away from the police department and others say you're just moving it around departments and putting that in other balance sheets. walk us through this new budget as it pertains to the nypd. >> it's a profound change and a moment when we need profound change in this city, in this country. we're taking $1 billion out of the nypd. we're reducing overtime. we're removing some of the functions that nypd does now. they will be replaced by civilians handling those functions who can do them better, and we'll take that m money and put it into youth initiatives. we need to help young people particularly in this tough time in history. we're taking money from the police, putting it into youth initiatives. i think that will help us be a safer city in the future. we're taking rec centers, community centers for young people. these kind of investments and other reforms. we need to be in a constant place of reform. we're going to get rid of so