and a demand for durkin to resign on her failure to address the police violence. >> mayor durkin alsooints out the councilmember knew her address was protected under a state program. it was because of the threat she received formerly of the us attorney. there been other complaints but the seattle ethics and elections commission dismissed those last year. all is happening as the chop zone was cleared away today after 3 and a half weeks of protests. >> thank you so much. the latest developments in seattle with the president of the police officers killed with us, great to have you back. i want to read another tweet from the councilmember jeff was talking about, she described herself as a socialist, mayor durkin chose for seattle police to attack the capitol hill organize protest chop when she new city council would be a long committee, shame on her using police forces weapons against peaceful protesters. your reaction to that characterization. >> to say that chop with a failed experiment in socialism is an absolute understatement. i like the fact that you always come back to factual info

. >> mayor durkin, thanks welcome to "newshour." a lot of protestors in seattle said they were out in the streets because ofhe what saw unfolding in portland. now the that administration says there is going to be more federal agents going to portland, what do you think the affect will be in your city, in seattle? >> mayor: i think it i going to have a negative impact in seattle and in portland a in cities across the country. i've talked to other mayors, and a number of people saw escalating protests both in size and in intensity. in seattle, people clearlyin said they because of what was happening in portland. in fact, the largest protest was degnated as a protest in solidarity with portland. i think adding agents is the wrong direction in portland. i think that we need to have a strategyoehat not escalate tensions but actually resolves them. >> woodruff: let me a you about some of your conversations with theon administrayou had been in touch with chad wolf, and you made it clear you don't want federal agents coming to seattle. by f

seattle mayor jenny durkin has faced criticism by some who say she has allowed this to go on too longlus she supported the arrest today but doesn't support constituting everyone involved. >> i believe charges should not be filed against individuals arrested only for misdemeanor obstruction, failure to disperse for trespassing. as we move forward in healing alternatives to charging a, sanction are also important. >> fences were torn down and see the crews use their hands and machinery for leftover trash and other items. it is just the start of what will likely be a long road forward in the area. is this owners looking to repair damage and scrub off any graffiti that might remain, the shutdown of chop comes after multiple shootings took place in the area two which were fatal, the father of one of those victims has strong words regarding the chop zone. >> they should have been disbanded long time ago. i understand black lives matter and everything going on in everything but that is not my movement right now. my movement is that was my son, you know what i'm saying. i don't know. i'm not

mayor durkin is up for reelection, she wanted to make sure this base wouldn't feel empowered to back someone further to the left of her but now she has to get off pretty much every single person because quite a few of is reasonable folks in seattle say this is untenable, it needs to change. todd: let's talk about what the chop people want, the new demands, they want to remove qualified immunity, officers tried by an independent international tribunal on counts of war crimes, release amnesty for all protesters, community service requirements for officers and they want to change the name to de-escalation officers. now the mob wants more. what message does this send to leaders, governors and mayors and the rest of the country? >> it tells folks who are dealing with this you can't just give into the fringe. there's nothing wrong with peaceful protesters, nothing wrong with having meaningful, rational conversations with members of the community including activists but there are fringe folks who cannot the reasons with. the demand list is not in the purview of the city of seattle, the city

quote, durkin has consistently, quote, acted to protect the city's public health and safety and to respecthe constitutional rights of peaceful protesters. i apologize if that is not able to be understood. because the script changed as i was reading it. rob: tel.rob: dozens of unives showing support for harvard and mit's lawsuit against new student visa policies from i.c.e. the schools fighting a trump administration rule that will ban foreign students from staying in the u.s. if the college doesn't hold in person classes this fall. harvard announced all classes will be online this semester. the so-called am cuss brief has support from 59 schools including seven other ivy league institutions. jillian: a huge honor for a veteran on his 100th birthday. thomas franklin bonn served in world war ii and the vietnam war as a mechanic. there was a parade to mark his milestone birthday. >> he is really noteworthy for all of his honors. >> to this day, he says i'm blessed to be able to do something for someone else. rob: after his service, he worked for habitat for humanity and for the county that he

>> emily: mayor durkin has lost credibility that people gave her in the beginning of the election asefit of the doubt. she has failed as a leader, she is incompetent, unresponsive, and totally ridiculous. i think what you saw just there and that heartbreaking interview was sort of a larger analogy to what she does, and what she's exhibited here, listening to the shouting masses and the shouting minority while totally ignoring them. those in the silent majority or the true victims. the fact she hasn't reach out to the father of that 19-year-old shooting victim is really preposterous. and she goes on tv and makes these public statements capitulating to and responding to these protesters that have thrashed that neighborhood. i have not seen her once addressed first nations victims, almost victims, the female sexual assault victims in c.h.o.p. it's a totally targeted and singular focus. she has appeased to whoever elected her while the rest of us who are quiet are just absolutely disappointed, depleted, and fed up completely. she has a lot of answering to do it we are not getting it. i t

including using her position to engage in activities that support the demonstrations in a letter from durkin's office levels 5 allegations against salant including using her official position to lead a march to the mayor's home despite the fact that it was publicly known that she was not there and her address was protected under the state confidentiality program in response to want to silence and in the statement socialist alternative and my council office are proud to have marched rallied and organized with thousands of community members and activists in recent weeks to demand justice for george floyd and black lives matter our movement is demanding racial and economic justice long withheld by a pro corporate political establishment whose leader currently is mayor durcan and as a nationwide movement to defund police departments across the country continues some lawmakers are heeding 'd those calls for action here in new york city council passed a bill that would cut the n.y.p.d. budget which is america's largest police force by a $1000000000.00 and this comes after hundreds of protesters were

let's listen to mayor jenny durkin. >> she is using law enforcement as a political tool.e are seeing a dry run for martial law. >> i want to thank the men and women of the police department particularly those who were injured, difficult to see their entire organization. jillian: what is your reaction. >> totally hypocritical, she left it in sergeant organized into in charge of occupy militants with rifles patrolling the streets and deciding who will come in it who could not. it is ridiculous, she used to be a us attorney. she only shutdown chop once protesters and rioters vandalized her house, in the seattle police department, even when shortstaffed has to go to her house. city councilmembers houses, even councilmembers who agree with defunding the police department, there is no satisfying amount, don't know why she is trying, it is about protecting citizens of seattle. todd: it will be interesting to see if this defunding movement is a thing of the past are continuing on in many cities. we always appreciate your insight. 1:18 on the pacific coast. jillian: a bit earlier.

. >> durkin is now buying investigation, and that's a protest alone in, he's been following everythingn seattle for a long time and we are happy to have him back on tonight. jason, is that the rule in seattle? >> is a morally bankrupt, and basically makes a living of gaining power by dividing peop people. to be fair, they basically took away access to the public and information to the address. so people don't potentially act out on their threats, but it's very easy to jump on twitter and find jenny durkan's address, and they shouldn't have to do this. so activism comes into the neighborhoods and all of a sudden we have to have an investigation. meanwhile a 16-year-old kid was essentially murdered by the group of twentysomething losers who were dressing up in a dangerous game of playing security down at chop and presumably by the way if the security members, and most likely they were white. a syrian security guard it is killing a kid. >> it's hard to dig our way out of them. >> tucker: the mirror is pressing anyone who dare to stand up against them. mark mccroskey of st. louis, at first

jenny durkin said repeatedly that she didn't want the president's help and it would be illegal to senders. but trump said last night was close. >> we were going and very shortly, very soon, and we would've taken the chop, they call it. we would have taken it back very easily, but they went in and frankly, the people just gave up. they were tired. >> mayor durkin has not responded and has only given one interview since it was dismantled and set her one regret was the loss of life. she also says they were talks about putting up a permanent memorial to honor the fight for civil rights in the chop zone, she also wants to preserve the giant black lives matter mural in the street. both play to their bases during the fiasco but now has a bigger problem with the far left in seattle which is still demanding the police budget be cut by 50%. she has proposed just a 5% cut. him >> sandra: thank you, dan. >> jon: the 2020 presidential campaign heading into high gear, both upping their games. biden unveiling in economy but the president is now dismissing his presumptive democratic opponent telling s

outside the names of mayor and city councilmembers saying messages were left in front of mayor jenny durkin's home. another had racist material outside their home, cutting money from the police department but not by 50%. >> reporter: a 10-month-old girl fighting for her life after she was shot on a chicago highway. >> if you want to. >> police say she was hit in the shoulder and is in critical condition. a 10,$000 reward being offered for information leading to an arrest. shannon: that's not the only evidence of a recent surge in violent crime. homicides in chicago up 51% to 24% in new york city and 95% in minneapolis compared to this time last year. >> what is to blame? former homicide detective ted williams joins us with his take. let's look at some more numbers, shooting, surging in our country, specifically in 3 cities, let's look at new york year on europe 61%, chicago up 47%, philadelphia up 55%. over the years violent crimes like murder have been blamed on video games, lack of religion, lack of respect for human life, the list goes on and on, now we see these riots in the streets. why

the standoff in seattle continues shannon: in seattle the chop zone remains in place despite mayor durkin's promises that barriers would be removed and the occupiers would go home. tracking the status of chop tonight, what is the latest? >> following the chop zone in the last 10 days some of the barriers in the protest area are being removed. they used heavy machinery to take out some of those barriers but a short while after doing so protesters put up their own makeshift barricades using houses, trash cans in pieces of wood. seattle pd says all that barriers will eventually come down but incrementally. their focus is to allow traffic to flow again and remove those barriers in a way that keeps things peaceful. this development comes after there were four shootings in the past week and a half two of which were fatal. some community activists and the father of one of those victims now calling for chop to be dismantled. >> violence is being brought to this place and we as a community are concerned. >> they got to shut this down. i don't know what this is, this is turning into something else no

. >> my miss goes to seattle mayor, jenny durkins.rtook them she compared to it a summer of love and compared it to a block party. the fun and games ended when pro protesters got shot. paul: jason. jason: my hit goes to mark zuckerberg, the ceo of facebook, whose been under tremendous pressure in the left to basically censor political speech in accordance with activist demands and he reportedly told employees that they're not going to back down and i think that that's a good sign when so many leaders and institutions are -- paul: mary. >> hit to a study of a veterinarian school in france which trained eight dogs to smell covid virus in human flesh and they had a 95% success ratio and four of them, 100%. so let's hear it for man's best friend once again comes through for us. paul: all right, dan. dan: paul, i'm giving a hit to the hastings law school in san francisco which is suing the city's progressive democratic leadership, basically for letting the city fall apart. more specifically, a part of the city called the tenderloin distric

i mean, are there actual voters who are actually buying what mayors like durkin are sagging? >> we had a number of peaceful protesters and what we have seen is every time this president promises to so division, he is successful at it. i hate to say it, aaron, i believe we are seeing a dry run for martial law. >> laura: [laughter] again, all out of the playbook. her own police force declared seattle a riot over the weekend. and she still is calling it a peaceful protest? now donald trump knows that no u.s. president should sit idly by and allow this destruction to continue. he knows that we need to support state and local law and federal by the way federal officers and prosecute these domestic terrorists or these criminals w? we will get this every election season. in fact, just minutes before the show started, the doj announced 22 rioters were arrested, and that they face federal charges for their roles in setting fire to the courthouse in portland. that is good news. and i have to say, there are some signs that the country have had about enough of these broken stop bolshevik

and mayor durkin, by the way, her agenda is now the biden agenda, the burnie agenda is now the biden agenda. there has never been in the history of this country a candidate with a more radical platform running for president on a major political ticket than joe biden. by the way it's light in 98 days, early voting or absentee voting, your voting will matter. hannity.com, interactive map, information so you can be informed if voting begins if it's early in your state. the message you send will matter to our kids and grandkids. joe biden and the state agenda, supporters get their way, the key principles that made this country great, values that we grandly take for granted like free-market capitalism, freedom of expression, equal justice and application of our laws, constitutional justice, safety, security will all be in jeopardy. with the reaction, or publicly matt gaetz, congressman doug collins, one big campaign commercial, all that was today. this is the ship show 2020 version. >> house democrats have impeachment stuck on repeat. they want to lay the foundation to impeach bill barr,

look at the failed summer of love mayor jimm jenny durkin in seattle saying doing a dress rehearsal for martial law. just another conspiracy theory hoax and another lie. take a look. >> this is not a republican or democrat issue. this is about america and the proper role of law enforcement that i hate to say it, but it looks like this president is doing a dress rehearsal for martial law. ascending and federal forces to take over police duties in city after city for political purposes. is frightening, and it's making things worse. has not improved public safety, it has decreased public safety. >> sean: guess what? people died in your summary of love spaghetti potluck dinner chop autonomous zone. you didn't stop it. another sick conspiracy theory. this is now literally a fight for the survival of this great country and the contrast could not be any more clear between the president's law and order agenda, the radicalism that barely there joe biden has no aligned himself with, and her agenda is now the biden agenda, the burning agenda is now the biden agenda, that's also the biden agenda. t

when he picks on me and jenny durkin and keisha lance bottoms and muriel bowser we are all very toughwomen. we are leading because that is what mayors do. we are not failing every single day to step up and own responsibility and be a leader in this incredible time. the president needs to take our lead and follow it because we are demonstrating every day what leadership is in the toughest of times. we need the president to be a better leader. we need him to take ownership of this responsibility. even though he failed in these three months he still has an opportunity to lead but he is not interested in that. what he is interested in is dividing and conquering. that is not a recipe for success. we need a leader like joe biden who is going to step up and seize the opportunity to bring people together and recognize that all the answers aren't in government but if the president of the united states fails to exemplify the greatness of our country and bring our people together we will fail as a country. we're not going to let that happen. >> just to be clear you don't think it is a coincidenc

quoting from "the new york times" yesterday, mayor jenny durkin of seattle said in an interview sunday that the city is in the middle of a self-fulfilling prophecy, with protesters infuriated by the federal presence in portland, smashing win doudows and settin fires. there is no question that the actions in portland have escalated things, not just in seattle, but nationwide she said. it seems that the administration's actions have lit a match in city after city. it wasn't just portland and seattle on edge this weekend. in los angeles, protesters and police clashed outside of federal courthouses this weekend. in louisville, opposing militia groups faced off at a demonstration in that city. a protesters in austin, texas, was shot and killed by a motorist who had a confrontation with the demonstrators. we're in a tinder box at the moment and it's against this backdrop that the top law enforcement official in the country, attorney general william barr, is set to testify before congress for the first time in over a year. tomorrow morning barr is expected to be pressed on the administration'

no, he's trying to save lives and in seattle the ever incompetent far left mayor jenny durkin, remember the summer of love's own? it is an autonomous zone, chaz/chop zone spaghetti pot luck dinner zone telling fake news cnn that she was very unsettled. people died because of the stupidity of her not maintaining law and order. take a look. >> i have to tell you suddenly the president continues down this path. i think it is unfortunate again the president is using federal law enforcement as a political tool. that is so dangerous for america. >> sean: what is dangerous is is that you allowed a mob, an anarchist to take over city blocks, including a police precinct four weeks! you called at the summer of love spaghetti pot luck dinner zone. well, i had to call, apparentlys you didn't take the time to call horace lorenzo anderson sr. who lost his 19-year-old son, killed in your summer of love zone. you wouldn't allowed the police to restore order until, well, let's see, that's right, what two young african-americans were murdered in that zone. many others injured. according to a report, pres

petitioners the green light to start gathering at least 50,000 signatures to replace mayor jenny durkinoners claim the mayor mishandled recent police brutal at thibrutality amid protests. the spokesperson says she has acted to protect the city's public health and safety and respect the constitutional rights of peaceful protesters. tesla cutting the price of its model y suv by 6%, taking it to just under $50,000. it's the $3,000 reduction that's aimed at maintaining sales momentum amid the covid-19 pandemic. tesla announced lower prices for the model 3, the s and f back in may. second quarter deliveries for tesla did come in better than expected. the stock has been on a tear. where is it today, cheryl? it's up another near 6% at $1,634 a share. wow. cheryl, back to you. cheryl: all right, lauren, thank you very much. lauren simonetti, we'll see you in a little bit. it is time for the word on wall street, everything you need to know today to make investment decisions. joining me now, editor and publisher dennis gartman is here, chief investment strategist, mark lesini and market strategis

the mayor jenny durkin has not backed that 50% cut, however, welcome to friday "fox & friends," it'sbe filling in for anxiously today. good morning, you guys. steve: good morning, emily, it's good to have you on this very busy friday. it's interesting what happened with the trouble out in salt lake city yesterday was after the report was released they found the officers were justified to fire 34 times at this man because he repeatedly dropped and picked up the gun while he was running away from police. emily, as a lawyer, does that seem justified in your mind? remember, it's not what i think at this moment it's what the law says. the shift has been in reaction to the laws in place. essentially a conversation about how do we want those to reflect in terms of officers' conduct and standards while under the collar of duty. what does that look like to us? do we want them held to the same stashed and different standard. dove tails about qualified and complete immunity. i do think, however, law enforcement risk their lives every day they are in union tropicauniform.they have to makd decisi