fox colony returns just before sunrise. the scientists from germany are here watching them they hope that their research will help people to realize how vital these mega bats are to the ecosystem. many people fear flying foxes because they're suspected of transmitting ebola virus and other diseases. of the max planck institute considers that unlikely. they're eating in vast quantities in many countries people use lead shot to shoot them down and pick up the bats while they're bleeding and biting if that was so dangerous we'd be seeing constant outbreaks in hospitals but that's not the case. then they take the road out of the words. the scientists hope to prove that flying fox is a necessary for the bush's very survival. describes large amounts of seeds throughout the region promoting the growth of bushes and fruit trees. now the researchers hope to learn just how many of these mega bats are flying around every night until now they've only been able to estimate their numbers the scientists have begun to set up cameras around

i care to save our flying foxes sing the children. are low down. most of the schoolchildren in the village have long understood locks some adults here still fail to comprehend that we eat what. they gamekeeper's move beyond and colomba have discovered the side of the. out of fire located not far from the rangers camp the poachers are growing ever bolder fresh green grass is now running here but that's not the only draw advanta lives. in the mud even and was that is going to why did they come one. after the banning come what if they're they come if you don't want to ashes so as a last resort the gun keepers themselves chop down bushes and trees so. this creates a fire break around the words to prevent a blaze from spreading to the forest where the flying foxes congregate they environmentalist's sacrifice trees to protect other trees. meanwhile night is falling and the flying fox is take to the skies again. the german scientists estimate that there are around 10000000 fruit bats here but they also believe that their numbers have been declining for ye

huge hair going to save our flying foxes sing the children. down. the arab most of the schoolchildren in the village of long understood what some adults here still fail to comprehend that meat was. again capers moved beyond and colomba have discovered the site of another fire located not far from the ranges camp the poachers are growing ever bolder fresh green grass is now running here but that's not the own. draw antelopes. in the mud even the animals that is going to why they like it they come when it is. off the bending they come with it did they come when if you don't they are on the ashes so as a last resort the gang keepers themselves chopped down bushes and trees so. this creates a fire break around the words to prevent a blaze from spreading to the forest where the flying foxes congregate they environmentalist's sacrifice trees to protect other trees. meanwhile night is falling and the flying foxes take to the skies again. the german scientists as to mate that there are around 10000000 fruit bats here but they also believe that their numbers

some people burn flying foxes. then they have the ashes tattooed under their skin in the hopes of acquiring the mega bats abilities. like being able to see better at night. but of course that's not ok. she doesn't use any flying foxes in her medicines she prescribed a powder which she says will help him with his biggest problem janice colleagues. take it morning noon and night 3 times a day. she says the powder is a purely remedy. but the. people who make medicine from flying foxes catch them with a sticky substance that they smear on the branches of fruit trees the animals become attached to it like magnets that's what these sorcerers do but some of them also know how to call the animals then they come flying and let themselves be caught easily if that's how they do it. definitely and. tradition to play a major role here even those who reject medicines made from flying foxes still seem to believe him sorceress in the magical powers or. doesn't make it any easier to protect the terror. has another appointment in th

fox's influence. the decisions that most seriously damaged his presidency could arguably be traced to his tv habits. for example, as media matters has noted, trump's hatred for ukraine seems to have originated from hannity's show telling him that clinton colluded with them in 2016. when he said he had a bigger button than kim jong un, it was because of a fox segment about kim's nuclear button. when he told iran to never threaten the united states again, it was because of a fox segment about iran's saber rattling. trump granted pardons because of fox. he attacked google because of fox. he raged against migrant, quote, caravans because of fox. and he got the facts wrong, again and again, because of mistakes and misreporting by the network. when kobe bryant died in a helicopter crash, trump sent condolences but got the death toll wrong because of fox. and then, came the coronavirus. in brian stelter's new book, which is called "hoax" donald trump fox news and the dangerous distortion of truth. it's out o

april 3rd 2020 an open letter to fox corp chairman rupert murdoch and fox corporation c.e.o. lock. in is a journalism professor at columbia university in new york in april alarmed by what folks was saying about the virus. into the mud ups and he was not alone $186.00 of his media clearly signed on to the misinformation that reaches the fox news audience is again for the public health inexcusable and fox news has violated elementary canons of journalism in so doing it has contributed to the spread of the brave endemol urgently there in the name of both good journalism and public health we call upon you to help protect the lives of all americans including your elderly viewers by ensuring that the information you deliver is based on science and the times i've read helding a number of conversations with friends and colleagues about the toxic role played by fox news in our general political landscape but in particular about the coronavirus what they're scaring the women how out of people and i i see it again as like oh what's bludgeon trump with this new coax hannity channeled. trump de

that came straight from fox. came straight from fox news that morning. trump digested it, spat it back out on twitter. created a multi-day waste of a news cycle. what about you, you left fox in 2014. how much do you think the channel has changed since then? >> it's hard for me to say. that's part of why i read your book with such interest because i can speak very fluently about the rog roger ailes years. i knew what he wanted. but the question now, for the viewer, it seems like trump tv. what did you find out about what's changed since the roger ailes years? >> this is hard to say because it sounds so crazy but most of the people i talked to wish roger ailes were still there. they wish he were still in charge. i hate even saying that out loud because he harassed so many women, abused his powers but those at fox said, at least we knew who was boss, he stood up to trump. he challenged trump. he put out statements saying, you need to learn how journalism works. and i think a lot of staffers there feel like trump wouldn't have been able to take over if ailes

but no doubt one is trump/fox feedback loop. some of fox's biggest stars downplayed the threat. echoed them, they echoed back. thing that's going to end this is warmer weather, greg gutfeld said, thank god for global warning, jesse watters wisewracked, it's going to disappear. trump said one day, it's like a miracle, it will disappear. most americans knew that trump was untrustworthy but fox base trusted him, and mr. hannity. and laura ingram who called democrats the pandemic party and wa watters, i'm not afraid, you shouldn't be ever. worst, worst, worst-case scenario, could be the flu. shockingly irresponsible stuff and fox executives knew it. by beginning of march they were taking precautions that belied the just the flu statement. canceled a big event for hundreds of advertisers, instituted deep cleanings of the office and work from home in place. but stars kept sending mixed messages to millions of viewersmeviewers. on and on until "fox and friends" cohost said it's safest time to fly and falwell said people were overreacting. critics said network had blood on its hands. vi

, is going to put on a fox news show.ties, internet personalities that are well-known to fox viewers but not well-known to the rest of the country. it will be very interesting to see how much the republican party tries to reach out to the rest of the country or only appeal to the fox base. >> i was talking to some of our earlier guests about the "times" article pointing out the road map that the republicans took in 1998 against michael dukakis that was very effective. it was pointed out to me that roger ailes, who created fox, was one of the architects of that road map. >> yes, and roger ailes is the ghost that still looms over fox news today. he was forced out of his job running fox during the last gop convention, on the same night that president trump, now-president trump accepted the nomination and gave his speech in cleveland. ailes was forced out, but you know what? people there feel like there's no leader now. i talked to hundreds of people in and around fox news, because i feel like it is the most important untold

us on mornings on fox 2. i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. it is friday. you did it. you got us here. >> i love her hearing that, everyone calls me that, dave. >> okay, rosemary knows all about our weather for this morning. good morning, rosemary orozco. >>> we will be a few degrees warmer , but we will cool down going into the weekend. a good-looking forecast, temperature is expected to hit in the 90s for the inland cities. we have better details on the current conditions, a spare the air day. we will check in on the extended forecast and just a bit. it is 5:00 on this friday. hi, sal, how are you doing? >>> rosemary, i am doing well. it is friday and that is pretty good here. let's go to the macarthur maze bridge. approaching the bay bridge we are off to a nice start here as you drive out to the macarthur maze, no issue there. no issue with san jose, that traffic is off to a good start. let's go back to the headlines. >>> happening today, the health restrictions begin to yeast in alameda and contra costa c

something has changed at fox news.he network has moved from counterterrorism into this conspiratorial extreme place, largely led by president trump. he gradually took control of the network, and now he has a propaganda machine, the likes of which nobody has ever seen before. >> part of what you document is the way the dual role works. so take all of the scandal over russia and mueller, and people went to prison over that. national security was involved. it's a big deal. even if you think that some people think that president trump e really didn't rise to a conspiracy and we reported on that with multer's ultimate findings. but on the fox side, sean hannity knew about this june 9 trump tower meeting more than a week before "the new york times." you say he strategized with the trumps to keep it from coming out and what to say if it did. what does that tell you about sean hannity's role? >> that sean hannity is not a news man, he's a stop the news man. he's not about the media, he's anti-media. he's anti-journalism. and t

through the ktvu fox 2 news apps. we send news to your device on the fires that are burning and beyond as well as evacuation orders. the ktvu fox 2 news app is a free download wherever you get your apps. >>> richmond police sergeant has died from covid-19, he was sergeant virgil thomas, who started his career as a police officer and albany and novato police department sensor for 20 fewer years with the richmond police department. sergeant thomas worked with the neighborhood services team, he was a training officer in the training officer program and the school resource unit, he also coached youth baseball and softball, and was the head of the richmond police officers association. he is survived by his wife and four children. >>> the state of california reported 5000 new coronavirus cases yesterday, once again. that is under the one day and 14 day average. california's total is now more than 653,000. 120 more people have now died from covid-19. the death toll is now at 11,836. the number of hospitalizations and admissi

call or go online today. >>> welcome back to mornings on fox 2. all eyes will be on president trump tonight as he is said to deliver his nomination acceptance speech from the south lawn of the white house. mike pence 93 of the republican national convention, from baltimore's historic fort mchenry. the political reporter greg lee shows us how vice presidents main message was reinforcing lion order. >> i humbly accept your nomination to run and serve as vice president of the united states. >> mike pence accepted his party's nomination on 93 of the republican national convention. he praised the president's response to the coronavirus, touting the foreign-policy and support of the military. >> president trump is protecting the promise of america. every day our president fights to expand the reach of the american dream. >> hence offered prayers to those in the path of hurricane laura, empathy for those affected by covid-19, and addressed the unrest in wisconsin. >> we will have law and order on the street for every american of every race and creed and

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so do executives at fox niews ad other talent at fox news.ars concerns about the president's wellbeing, concern about his fitness from figures at fox. the problem, jake, is they never admit it on the air. >> there's another issue i want to ask you about, separate from fox. the "washington free beacon" has this really interesting new report about this website called courier newsroom is pushing a seven-figure ad campaign to publish these flattering pieces object vulnerable house democrats on facebook. courier newsroom, of course, is not an actual newsroom. it's an organization funded by democratic donors. when we look at bias and parading political views as news, it's not just on the conservative side. >> yeah. >> although it might most prominently be. we also see examples like this. >> and this is a big problem. i'm glad you brought this up because this is a phenomenon known as pink slime sites. they look like news. they but they are not. they are political activist groups that are masquerading as news. and these are popping up by the hundreds

, fox business. >> sure. he absolutely could. i think what your candidate is doing is he's dodging trump's punches with silence, which is probably an effective campaign strategy. i just think that biden owes the public access all the time, even in the midst of a pandemic. >> well, look, we will continue to -- i think we are, absolutely. and i think we are drawing a contrast for folks, that this election is a choice. it is a choice between two candidates. and donald trump -- excuse me, joe biden is the polar opposite of donald trump in every way and his experience, in his character, in his empathy. we are drawing that contrast extremely sharply in everything we do, including our interviews with the press. >> can you tell us what date is the vp selection, before you go? >> brian, no announcements on that front today. we are winding down april very thorough and robust process. we look forward to sharing that news with the american people very soon. >> t.j., thank you for coming on. i appreciate it. >>> up next,

. >>> from ktvu fox 2, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us on mornings on fox 2, i am pam cook. >>> good morning, i am pam clark, pam, what is today? >> today is friday eve, also known as thursday. >> it is thursday, august 6. steve paulson is talking about the forecast and you have a lot to talk about, steve. >>> not as much as yesterday, but for august, yes, there is plenty to talk about. we have a good fog bank out there, yesterday it was amazingly cool. we may not see that again for a little bit, there are hints, that we could have a pretty cool pattern here out towards the middle of the month. i don't want to get too far ahead of myself. the fog will burn off sooner. the system responsible for cooldown is kicked out to the east. a little bit warmer. it will burn up sooner today. drizzle is not widespread is the past few days. 50s to the temperatures to 60s. santa rosa, can i get in on the fog. the last report was still clear. a decent breeze, nothing like what we saw yesterday. it will not be as windy. look for temperatures to rebound a little bit t

. >>> from ktvu, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> good morning, welcome to mornings on fox 2, i am claudine wong, and for pam cook. >> good morning, let's go to mr. steve paulson this morning, he is very busy, there is lots to talk about steve. where do you start? >>> that is a good question, dave, i will start with a satellite image. the intensifiers are showing up on the satellite images here. there is no air movement whatsoever unless it is northeast. we will get to the satellite. you can see the signature from some of the fires popping up and the smoke is adding to a lot of haze here, a lot of ashes falling. there are so many fires going on. it is not a very happy forecast to be honest with you. there is too much. there will be a little bit of relief. we are seeing it ever so slowly. san francisco, oakland, nevermore it is 75. look for hazy, hot, humid, one more day and lynn. not so much around the coast. i clouds, smoke, cooling tomorrow. the forecast projections to drop a lot of temperatures 10 degrees tomorrow. it will be so much haze and smoke in the area that temperatures will be a

>> fox is programming the white house and fox is producing fox, a feedback loop that normally is onlyeen by a third or half the country. now it's being seen all over, on the broadcast networks, here on cnn and msnbc. last night was like watching fox news in primetime on every channel because you were seeing right wing internet celebrities, gop lawmakers that are close, you know, frequent guests on fox and we're going to see this all week long, >> narrator: it's almost like we need a gop decode ker and the decoder is fox. >> in your book your thought is fox is not just a message of left-leaning news outlets, but a propaganda machine that wraps itself in the cloak of journalism. explain further how make that case. >> yes. president trump has taken control of the network due to a lack of leadership there. he's able to program the network himself. he chooses to call in, take over for an hour, you know, rant and rave. no president has had access to a megaphone like this before. we've been fact-check considering night one of the rnc but that's not happening nearly as much over at fox. aren'

on fox 2, august 28. i am pam cook. >> you always say when it is friday. good morning, i am dave clark. we have a morning news briefing from the fires and the santa cruz mountains. we will bring into you live once it starts on mornings on fox 2. here are some of today's headlines. rolling back some of the more -- hotels would be allowed to reopen to the general public, not just essential workers. hair and nail salons will be allowed to operate and do business outdoors. outdoor pools would be able to reopen, and, the new reopening includes the city of berkeley, which has its own health offices. >>> joe biden is weak. he takes his marching orders from liberal hypocrites. maybe donald trump has failed. at its most basic level, donald trump is not understand the presidency. >> the political party conventions are over, and donald trump wasted no time attacking biting during his acceptance speech last night. another rhetoric will heat up ahead of the first debate, only one month away. >>> we have an update on t

this is a fox news alert. overnight chaos erupting in chicago over a police involved shooting. jillian: on the west coast, more mayhem in portland, police declaring a riot as attorney general bill barr condemns the recent unrest in an exclusive fox news interview you. >> anyone with eyes can see what's happening. you see the violence, yet you hear about peaceful demonstrators. it's a lie. the american people are being told a lie by the media. ♪ jillian: good morning. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm jillian mele. todd: i'm todd piro. thank you for starting your day with us. we get straight to a fox news you alert, chaos in chicago, crowds clash with police as looters ransacked stores across the city. [crowd noises] jillian: looters mobbing upscale stores as officers try to keep them at bay. todd: the unrest began after a man was shot by police. officers say the suspect opened fire first during a chase. police returned fire, striking that man. jillian: it comes on the heels of a

fox 2, i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. cook, you brought us to another friday. thank you. >> yes, you are welcome, dave! just for you, this friday morning. >>> we look pretty good, pam and i were rocking pink this morning. >> looking good. >> i like it. >>> your friday forecast is pretty quiet, it has been a crazy week here. high temperatures monday. a huge cooldown on wednesday. a bit of a rebound yesterday and we are looking at the same today. near average with temperatures, 50 to 60, 59 downtown oakland, 56 and the city. while temperature week. overall, look for fog. there is not a lot. warm to hot and lynn, temperatures bump up a teeny bit. there's an okay breeze, nothing crazy. it is not like 35 or 40. there is not a lot of fog up and down the coast. there is some, but it is more patchy than anything else. either close to where they should be except santa rosa today. it is a friday, and here he is, sal castaneda. >> good morning to you, steve, traffic is moving along well and the bay area. it looks like maybe my commu

we have fox team coverage. hillary long on the biden campaign and rich edinson at the white house but first let's go to chad who's live on capitol hill. >> k jon the house of representativete the blood minutes ago on this 25 billion-dollar postal service bill. they want to infuse the postal service with the money they will probably finish off on a bipartisan basis within the hour. the new procedures under the coronavirus they usually take about 15 minutes maybe an hour or so before 7:00 eastern time we will have a conclusion to the. democrats are skeptical about louis dejoy. there afraid he's trying to undermine vote by mail and one person in particular whose concern is eleanor holmes norton. she's from the district of columbia. >> mr. dejoy did not tell the truth at the senate hearing yesterday. we know from a july 15 memorandum directing employees explicitly to leave mail behind and to significantly cut overtime. >> postmaster general louis dejoy appears before the house oversight committee a second hearing o

and this is a fox news alert. police and protesters clash in d.c., officers firing tear gas as protesters set off fireworks. jillian: in portland, dozens arrested after swarming a building and throwing objects. and in kenosha, wisconsin, the democratic governor telling president trump he's not welcome as he's set to visit tomorrow, the war of words as violence continues to erupt nationwide. todd: an historic trip overnight, jared kushner leaves israel for the united states on the uae -- united arab emirates on the uae's first ever commercial flight. jillian: we're live with the stage now set for more progress in the middle east. >> he's amazing. but it's greater to acknowledge the heroes that we have in real life. todd: a powerful tribute to late actor chadwick boseman who became an icon. this morning, his legacy lingering over hollywood. jillian: "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: i'll tell you, todd, the passing of chadwick boseman really touching so many people this weekend. i mean, you tal

visit chase.com/mobile. >>> from ktvu fox 2, this is mornings on fox 2.ox 2, let's take you like to the new york stock exchange for the opening bell. 1.2 million new unemployment claims were filed last week. it is certainly not great news, but much better than economists had predicted. as the bell rings this morning, the numbers are now heading up. futures were down most of overnight and this morning. now they are turning positive on the better than expected report. we will have your business news coming in today's dollars and cents. thank you for waking up with us on mornings on fox 2. it is thursday, august 6, i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. steve paulson, i am working for you. i went outside. overcast, and nice. >> i agree, the fog will burn off sooner. the lows are above average. the highs are waived below average. monday they weren't, but tuesday they took a tumble. wednesday they really took a tumble. upper 60s and 70s. i will not be the case today. they will warm up. temperatures will bump up and the fog does not have much to support it. there i

i have a researcher on the record from fox saying fox's allegiance to president trump is putting ourmocracy at risk. >> the president during his phone conservation on "the sean hannity show," he said a lot of things that simply were not true. he does this a lot. as you spoke, there are a lot of current and former fox employees, saying, i'm quoting, fox has surrendered to trump. tell us about that. >> it happened mostly as a business move, not all at once but one day at a time. the president turping it into a propaganda platform. what i think sean hannity does for trump hurts trump my misinforming him and confusing him about what's going on. there's a lot internally about the takeover. there's a five-year long story from 2015 when trump comes down the escalator to 2020 in the middle of the pandemic. i did have to rewrite a third of the book due to the pandemic because what the network was doing, misinforming and down playing the pandemic, had human consequences. there is a death toll associated with the down playing of this disease back in february and march. and it's not just me sayi

. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on 2. i dave clark. >> i pam cook. it is tuesday. i had to think about it for a second. it is august 4th. thank you for waking up with us. let's check in with steve paulson. it got pretty darn hot yesterday. >> yes it did. >> this morning, light drizzle, cool breeze, yeah, it is different like steve was wanting it. >>> the drizzle is going to be a big factor. it has been reported on the san mateo coast. everybody might get in on this by tomorrow. fog has returned in a big way. it came roaring down the coast yesterday evening. it is filling in. after yesterday, that was the hottest it will be for a week. fog is cooler for most. it is sunny. we have mainly 80s. we are in 61 in san jose. there you go. travis has gusts at 31. the big news continues to be the drizzle. there are projections of a quarter inch. i might be a little overdone. you can't ignore it. it's san rafael south. look at half moon bay with a quarter inch. temperatures are coming down to a little below.

that fox news is, if anything, trumpier than it once was.nk, with few and rare exceptions, proved to be very supportive of a figure that rupert murdoch himself is somewhat intellectually contemptuous of but nonetheless has the kind of access to that he only dreamed of in the united states but that of course murdoch enjoyed in your country with prime ministers of both parties, both major parties, and enjoyed, in fact, in his native australia with prime ministers of both major parties. trump has offered that to him. trump has sought him out for counsel. trump's cabinet is often picked from fox news figures, including the now rebellious john bolton, who was his national security adviser, sean hannity is one of the president's most important counsellors, tucker carlson is known to essentially affect policy by appealing to the president on his show at 8pm eastern time here in the united states, and he is the most influential figure on cable news right now. and on questions of racism, and that is a question that has been brought up even by staffer

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fox corporation, the parent company of fox business, reporting fourth quarter results.na partsinevelos with those numbers. kristina. reporter: yeah, we got revenue came roughly in line, what we were expecting $2.42 billion. that is drop of 4.5% compared to a year ago. talking about earnings per share, adjusted earnings per share, that comes in at 0.62 cents. 62 cents a share, beating what we were expecting at 57 cents. a relatively strong report but i want to focus on the comments we're seeing right now from ceo lachlan murdoch. he commented ad revenue did decline but dramatic drop in ad revenue was offset by affiliates doing much better. affiliate revenue increased 8%. part of that has to do with tv. tv segments, more people tune in. you're seeing lower local advertising revenue come in at various fox television stations. there is fewer live events because of fox sports. that weighed negatively on earnings, fewer house hours of scripted programing across the board. revenue came in line with expectations at $2.42 billion. earnings per share coming in a little bit higher

this is "the fox report". the president is looking to counter the dnc with visits to several key battleground states this week, including pennsylvania, where he's expected to deliver a speech just hours before joe biden accepts the democratic nominati nomination. meanwhile the battle over mail-in voting rages on. president trump remains at odds with democrats over funding the u.s. postal service as the usps warns it cannot guarantee all ballots cast by mail will arrive in time to be counted in november. house speaker pelosi is now considering cutting august recess short to address the growing crisis. we have fox team coverage. mike tobin and peter doocy are standing by, but we begin with david spunt, reporting from bridgewater, new jersey. david? >> hi, jon. the president was here in new jersey all weekend. he actually just landed at joint base andrews within the last five minutes or so. expect to hear a lot about the united states postal service from now until election day. no question it is going to be a big

. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> thank you for waking up with us. if you're joining us on this thursday morning, i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. calfire will be holding a press conference and a couple minutes from now. before we bring you that line, here are the top stories for today. firefighters are slowly getting the upper hand on three major complexes of wildfires that are burning around the bay area. evacuation orders have been lifted for uc santa cruz for the czu august lightning complex fires , the biggest of fire is czu august lightning complex fires. they have burned 574 square miles in parts of the east bay, the south bay and the central valley. the lnu lightning complex fires are one third contained. these have burned 564 square miles, between sonoma and yolo counties. >>> protests continue into the morning in oakland, over the police shooting of jacob lake in kenosha, that it was mainly a peaceful protest. hundreds of people gathered in downtown oakland, but some of the crowd set fires and smashed windows of several businesses. at the

i'm at fox.ues know have the right values and strength to back them up guys like rick reichmuth who is right there who i met on the street once and look at us here again today, rick. rick: hey, wait, say my name again? will: i said it right, did i not? rick: close. will: i watched reichmuth. pete: rick reichmuth. will: that's what i said. pete: it was close. [laughter] rick: only test to be able to say on this show is say my last name. i don't expect 100 percent perfection if you get 75% or up that's good. will: put me in the hall of fame. rick: i heard you got this job because you love weather so much. is that true? will: that is 100 percent true and i tell the truth. rick: if you are in texas have you got to love weather. do a little weather real quick and keep doing. this two tropical storms watching. not going to talk about them much. josephine and kyle way up in the ocean and not going to impact anyone. fish storms only impact the official. >> it's our -- kyle is our 11th named storm this se

2, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> welcome back to mornings on fox 2, we would like to take you live to the opening bell at the new york stock exchange this morning. in an interview with mornings on fox 2, president trump has said that he will suspend the payroll tax as part of his administration's effort to help the economy after the coronavirus shutdown. the idea faces opposition and the next relief bill, here is the opening bell. it looks like a pretty good day this morning it disney is up on earnings. they also announce that, very interesting news about the latest movie. your business news is coming up and today's dollars and cents, thank you for joining us. i am pam cook. >>> i am dave clark, at the ktvu fox 2 studios. i ran outside for you. it is still overcast and not real cold , pam and steve. not very breezy. it is like steve has been tais changing. >> for august 5, pam and dave, there's a robust fog bank. there is a deep fog, and there is drizzle. it will be the coolest day of the week. temperatures will be 10-15 degrees below average. it carved itself out, low pressure ove

fox 2. i am pancake. >> i am dave clark. it is august 26. really quickly, pam cook, i know that you're on vacation. i was happy to welcome you back. it is always good to see you. i have to point out that you are golfing on vacation. pam cook had a hole in one. her first hole-in-one. i had to shut that out to everybody. i am always proud of you. you did it. congratulations. >> it was fun. along the coast of oregon. it was a nice way to get away. plenty of space. golf is one of the things on the market, i know that you're a surfer. you can do that in social distance. right? >> absolutely, when you're stressed and stuck inside, it is great to get outside and enjoy the outdoors without the crowd. congratulations to you, pam. hopefully more great accomplishments in the future for you. weatherwise, we are tracking patchy fog out there. right around the bay, here's the plan this morning. mid-50s to 60s into the afternoon hours. hazy sunshine, temperatures are in the 60s to the 80s around 90 degrees

this is a fox news alert. mayhem across american cities, breaking overnight in seattle, the police chief reportedly announcing her resignation as the city council defunds her department. carley: in chicago, protesters surround a police precinct overnight, demanding looters be released. one organizer defending the theft as reparation, saying it's okay because stores have insurance. todd: breaking details about the shooting steps from the white house that forced agents to rush president trump out of the white house briefing room. ♪ carley: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. todd: i'm todd piro. thank you for starting your day with us. let's get to the fox news alert, chaos in american cities, president trump rushed out of a briefing after secret service is approached by a man believed to be armed and dangerous. carley: in seattle, the cop top planning to resign next month as unrest in the city grows. griff jenkins is live in washington with new inform

it would be an early warning system, a two-man fox hole. we have sandbags and shelter halves from more protection from the weather. you would see instances of logs and tree limbs to provide more heavy duty protection from artillery and mortar fire. normally the longer you're in an area the deeper you would dig to give yourself more protection for troops to stop for a day or two, you would dig yourself some protection where the 517th, at the time they were in the maritime alps they were in the maritime area so they had time to dig deeper and more elaborate fox holes because the germans were firing on them with artillery motor pieces and there were instances of the soldiers needing better fox hole protection like we have here and to our right, we have a larger fox hole that would sleep three or four men that would be an example of the 517th fox hole that was behind the o.p. that's what essentially the soldiers were living in at that time during the campaign. we like it do this here, it gives the kids, they get an opportunity to see what it wa

>> this is what happens when something starts on fox, some crazy thing starts on fox, trump picks up on it, tweets about it, and then the rest of us, all the rest of the networks, we cover the story. but they start pointing out -- they don't point out that the smear started on their airways. he act like the president came up with it out of thin air. i think it's irresponsible that nobody is firmly in charge to make sure the information doesn't get on the air. unfortunately, the audience, they eat it up. ratings are higher than ever before, because viewers are told every day, not to trust anything else. they're told everything else could be a hoax, a fake. ultimately that's dangerous for democracy. we need a healthier, conservative media ecosystem. >> -- impeachment, it was often said that president nixon would have remained in office, and remained in office if he had fox news behind him. what does fox news mean for the president's reelection in november? >> i think this year proved that thesis to be right, that nixon would have survived, because trump survived. the question now is wh

the 517th fox holes away from the, behind the o.p. that is what the assault, essentially the soldiers were living in at that time during their campaign. we like to do this here because it gives -- actually the kids get an opportunity to see what it was like that some of these soldiers, how their life was during the war. >> you can slide that on. you might be surprised how heavy it is. >> we dug these for the displays for army heritage days. it took several hours. we had entrenching tools the soldiers were issued. we used the sand bags for the dirt we dug out. but as i said, the unit we're portraying being they were in the area in the south of france for that prolonged period of time, this gives the idea of the more well entrenched fox hole they would have at that particular campaign. it is just as simple as digging down into the earth and building up around you because what that gives you is protection from, as i said before, the german artillery mortar fire they were receiving on their end and where their lines were. you get below th

there's never been true accountability of fox.later what did you find in your new reporting? >> three years later there hasn't been any real form of accountability at fox news, which, as you well know, is arguably one of the most influential media organizations in this country. fox news amplified this conspiracy theory. sean hannity promoted, lou dobbs promoted it. they were made without any evidence or factual bases and three years on, seth rich's family hasn't gotten an apology. sean hannity has retracted anything he said and neither has newt gingrich. that accountability, in this case, closure, for seth rich's family is still nowhere to be seen due to how fox has behaved in this instance. >> the rich family loses a son, lose a brother and sees his name dragged through the mud. millions of people still believe this craziness. now it's being fought about in court. why is that important in. >> this is one of the earliest tests that we have for whether victims of these viral conspiracy theories, the kinds you have been talking abou

the bbc‘s chris fox explains how the hackers managed to breach the security system.about how the attackers got access into the system. they said it was a spear phishing attack. now, phishing attacks are those ones that most of us have probably experienced — where somebody will send you an email or text message, saying "urgent action needed on your account, please click this link and fill in your information" or maybe you get a suspicious email saying "did you order hundreds of dollars‘ worth of products? click here to cancel." that is a phishing attack. a spear phishing attack is a more targeted version of that. the attackers may know some information about you — perhaps the name of your bank and your username — so they can send you a much more convincing email. twitter has said that it was an attack done on a telephone that tricked some of its employees into handing over their credentials for internal twitter systems. once the attackers had those credentials, they could use them to reset the account information of 130 twitter accounts, including those celebrity ones