rob: a fox news alert two men arrested overnight charged in the murder of amaud arbery. travis mc michael and his father walking on a georgia home in handcuffs accused of shooting and killing amaud arbery in february, the summit national outrage over newly surfaced video that shows mc michaels in a struggle with amaud arbery before gunshots were fired. you can see here. the men claim they thought that amaud arbery was a robber, he was to be going for a jog. protests erupting in indianapolis after two black men are guns down in separate police involved shootings just hours apart. dozens of people blocking streets demanding an independent investigation. live streaming a police chase when he was shot and killed and hours later mikael rhodes was killed, both men shot at police officers. the officer who shot read on paid administrative leave. >> venezuela releases propaganda video the second captured american, describing his alleged role in a failed coup of nicholas maduro. according to the wall street journal the us special forces appear to give a secret signal that they are

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at the state department rich edison, fox news. jon: big news in terms of a covid-19 treatment wblg the f de says it will allow emergency use of a drug called remdesivir to treat patients. steve heir is live outside in atlanta with more on that. steve. reporter: jon a bright spot on friday with fda fast tracking remdesivir to sped recovery and cut time from 15 a down to 11 days and most researchers think it will be used in combination with the series of other drugs. >> with covid-19 infections the virus revs up and creating inflammation so with remdesivir we can hopefully knock virus down earlier. but that inflammation may go on so we want to use a immune modulator to get that inflammation down as well. reporter: meantime more states reopen their economies 12 now, and 12 more states by the ends of the week, florida has opened several beaches. texas is opened a number of restaurants with social distancing and other restrictions in place, new jersey has opened its state parks and golf course this despite the fact that that state is ha

that's right president trump participated in a fox news town hall at the lincoln memorial though i think fox was just excited to finally feature a competent republican president. during a fox news town hall last night, president trump claimed that reporters asked him the, quote, "most horrible, horrendous, biased questions" during press conferences said the fox reporter, "do you think it's because you're too hot? do you think that might be it? newly appointed white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany had her first formal briefing on friday and told reporters she will, quote, "never lie to them." oh, really even the way you spell "kayleigh" is a lie. g-h? come on now, where'd those come from according to a new survey, new york governor andrew cuomo and his brother, cnn anchor chris cuomo, were as attractive to new york women as the jonas brothers said new york women, "listen, we've been locked inside for a long time. just keep that in mind when reading hotness surveys. in a radio interview last week, new york governor andrew cuomo was asked if he was still an eligible bachelor. though

this is a "fox news sunday" special on minneapolis, race and rage in america. protesters calling for justice after the death of an unarmed black in police custody, minneapolis and st. paul and the fire is still smoldering our streets, demonstrators taken to the streets across the country over the death of george floyd and past incidents in their cities, the police officer at the heart of the floyd case faces charges of third-degree murder and manslaughter

deborah birx telling fox news sunday we are not quite past the peak of the coronavirus deaths, so far than 66,000 americans have been killed by the coronavirus and with that we welcome you to america's news headquarters from washington. i'm leland vittert. jillian.>> it's great to be wi. i'm

we'll see you next fox news. ♪ ♪ >> fox news alert demonstrators and police fighting the streets as protesthis nation. some have remained peaceful but others turning violent looting and raging fires. country bracing for what could be another night of unrest. afternoon, i am center. >> good afternoon to you president trump just set a short time ago he woke vaccinate terror organization, he's among those blaming the militant group for turning so many people

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the dow is up to 300 points this morning. >> ed: fox news alert, breaking news of the top of the hourstice department that releases the scope of the molar probe. john roberts is live in the white house with more details. >> this slightly redacted memo was showing that then deputy attorney general rod rosenstein had given mueller a much more wide-ranging playing field, and that -- and any matters that arose or may arise directly from that investigation. now we learned that rosenstein had given mueller much more specificity. and the redacted individual and we don' do not know who that pen was. he was also told to look into whether payments mena fort received for work with ukraine were a crime. he was told to look into whether papadopoulos acted as an agent of israel and whether michael flynn committed a crime by speaking to russian officials during the transition and lied to the fbi about this contact and failed to report on a security clearance form. they said that his appointment had no legal ramifications and that flynn had been cleared by the fbi before agents including peter strzok

but guess who is not going to get it. >> even the new york "toilet paper times" figured out. >> fox news for trump. is there i feel like it could use a little more hannity. when we come back, jordan klepper sees how the reopening of america is going. stay tun when you're home, there's nothing like enjoying a classic... with a classic. miller lite. great taste and only 96 calories. [slurping sound] ahhh is your money not sure what to do with itself? at ally, we'll help it save for the future, with our smart savings tools. ally. do it right. daily social distancing show." you know, all across america, there are people who want to open up everything right now. and there are other people who think we need to take things slow. but what happens when these two groups meet face to face? well, our own jordan klepper went to find out in another installment of "surviving and thriving." ♪ ♪ >> while i'm doing my best to isolate at home, protests to reopen the country have popped up all over the place. they're full of people shouting for return to their normal lives, their normal abs, and their norma

check out carvana, the safer way to buy a car. >> sandra: fox news alert on this tuesday morning, on as our economy reopens along with many other countries. the markets are up big this morning on positive news over vaccines. the dow is up 675 points so it looks like things are turning a corner, at least for now. "the wall street journal" featuring this headline this morning for economy, this shutdown may be over. hotel bookings and there are signs the economy is coming back to life. larry, good morning and welcome. it feels so good to be able to talk positively about the reopening of the country, the stock market is rising. the s&p 500 back above 3,000 since march 5th we have not been above that level. i have not asked to predict where the stock market is going because i know the answer. but has the economy hit bottom amid the pandemic? >> i think it's possible. i mean i think you are in a turning zone phase and as we've said time and again, the second quarter is going to be a rough quarter. it's a pandemic contraction. lots of hardship on the unemployment claims and a lot of heartbre

let's get to this fox news alert. george floyd protests turning nationwide violent. todd: outraged americans demanding justice for the killing of the unarmed black man looters lighting businesses on fire and trashing police vehicles. [crowd chanting] jillian: new development of what the governor calls an extremely dangerous situation. >> reporter: we now know a man was killed outside a pond shop overnight, police haven't confirmed he was looking at what led to his death with the mayor of minneapolis is calling for the national guard to step in as chaos erupted in the streets. teargas, grenades used by officers, protesters countering with fireworks and throwing back the teargas as they demand justice for george floyd. >> from what i understand you murder someone you get arrested for the evidence is there already, they should be arrested. >> at the end of the day these people are supposed to be protecting and serving us. >> the second day of protest in minnesota after floyd was killed as he was being arrested. we want to warn you before showing this disturbing video, a

. >> we are back with their fox news alert, the unrest in minneapolis over the death of george floyd spreading to the country, writers in portland using control of the city of justice center surrounding the offices of police and sheriffs before setting the building on fire. former nfl player jack brewer grew up in minneapolis and a spokesperson for the national association of police athletic league. thank you for being here. you did grow up in minneapolis, you represent the police. what is your reaction to the death of george floyd and what you see is going on in minneapolis? >> i share the same anger a lot of people share watching the video seeing a man, african-american man killed at the hands of law enforcement who you would think are there to protect and serve them but the reaction to it really hurts right now because george floyd did not represent what you see on the tv screens. he did not represent hate. he represented peace. i think the issue we are having is we have taken our eye off of the real enemy. as a nation, the protesters, the reactions we had from the pundits, right

jillian: this is a fox news alert.inneapolis flames breaking overnight, explosions in the third precinct, burning it to the ground, demanding charges against the officers who killed geor f

and a fox news contributor. thanks so much for being here. news to a lot of folks that are really concerned that things will get back to normal in the fall. not to say they will, but there certainly will be some changes. >> i think, that's going back to what we've done before. my daughter just graduated from there. and, i think they are going to find a good smart way to reopen. those economies are going to be incredibly hard hit. when it comes to getting students back on campus in the fall, many have not made those decisions yet. but things could look a lot different. there could be more virtual learning, or distance learning even though the kids go back to campus. >> absolutely. there are a lot of different steps and i would imagine that many of the universities have different procedures. it's different if you are opening in iowa then opening in manhattan, and ground zero for the virus. you have to have confidence and none of these university presidents want an outbreak or wants to in endanger the lives of their kids. they are trying to find

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>> sandra: fox news alert, chaos on the streets of hong kong. new approach to national security laws. plus new national intelligence chief john ratcliffe facing pressure to release those transcripts of michael flynn's calls with the russian ambassador. so should those be made public? martha maccallum will join us live next on that. >> let's see the whole thing. was there any reason to launch the entire russia hoax? was there any reason to keep the american people and president trump at loggerheads with each other? if you have any questions at all, call us, email us, visit us online. we're here to help support you when you need us. take care, and be well. to learn more, call one eight four four cosentyx or visit cosentyx.com your graduation may look different... but it does not change how far you've come... or how far you'll go. congratulations, class of 2020! >> ed: transcripts of michael flynn's phone calls with the investor have been declassified now. john ratcliffe will actually try to make the transcripts public. >> i hope he releases these

the new censorship coming just hours after his crackdown on big tech. "fox and friends first" on a busy friday starts right now. shannon: you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. todd: thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to that fox news alert, officials warned the third police precinct in minneapolis could explode. the station engulfed in flames during out-of-control riots raging across the 3 for a third night over the death of george floyd. >> national guard troops have been called in. >> reporter: we are blocks away from that third police precinct to building, you can see attendance at alarming level of lawlessness right now. there is ongoing looting, fires, multiple cars on fire, you see leaders and rioters trying to burst into this u.s. bank here and we have gunshots, in the short time we've been here, 6 smoke throughout the year, all types of fires are raging. we believe we are hearing people fire off guns, people walking around with bats and masks going in and out of the shadows of the night, very dangerous situation.

let's discuss with fox news senior strategic analyst, general jack keane. to have you. from "the wall street journal" today, china's plan to impose new controls on hong kong presents u.s. president donald trump with difficult choices between tolerating beijing's strongest incursion on the territorie territory's semi, and meeting out punishment without hurting its largely pro-western population. is that you're not my correct, keane? >> clearly, the trump administration is already responding to this, and they've got this in the bull's-eye. they know this is an attack on the very agreement that all the participating countries had, one country and two systems. by enacting a national security act, in addition suppressing secession, terrorist and any foreign interference. what does that really mean? that means they can arrest anybody they want to come imprison anybody they want, and this is from the mainland. this is not about the local authorities fear that they can deport any foreigner for whatever reason they can, because it's easy to label it foreign interfer

jillian: we begin with a fox news alert. unt for college student wanted for two murders is over. peter manfredonia captured in maryland and sent to jail after six days on the run. fox just obtainin obtaining thig photo of him. the uconn senior arrested hours after being spotted in a con zone yens store across the border in pennsylvania. >> connecticut state police detectives utilize social media, technology and good old fashioned police work in order to track down this suspect. jillian: we will have a live report from maryland with the latest information later this hour. more news breaking overnight. a police officer shot and killed and a sheriff's deputy wounded in north dakota. both were serving an eviction notice in grand forks. touching video right here of a caravan honoring the fallen officer. the grand forksz police department headquarters lit up in blue overnight. his name has not yet been released. the nation is mornings the loss of war hero turned congressman sam johnson. the texas republican was a pilot in korea in

call newday right now. >> ed: fox news alert, a brand-new fallout.ck to america's newsroom, i'm ed henry. >> sandra: good morning to you eddie. the judge in the flynn case making unusual move of calling a retired federal judge, one who has been openly critical of the justice department motion to argue against dismissing the charges against michael flynn and to consider whether flynn should be held in contempt for perjury. all of this is coming as we learned that former vice president joe biden was among the obama officials who requested flynn's unmasking. here is what white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany told us on "america's newsroom" last hour. >> more than nearly 50 times, and why were political officials like the former vice president, his identity be revealed. why was the secretary of treasury, why was the chief of staff, this is extremely alarming. >> sandra: chief white house correspondent john roberts is live with more on all of that. good morning. >> ed>> good morning to you. so far no news, that emmet sullivan yesterday announcing h

steve: we are back with this fox news alert. for a federal investigation into the nursing home crisis during the pandemic. this as blue states are reporting a shocking number of deaths. todd piro is live as new york's governor is blaming president trump. todd? todd: steve, great to see you. the numbers are absolutely staggering. more than 5300 dead in new jersey. more than 2800 reported dead in pennsylvania. at 687 deaths in michigan although the number is believed to be way higher. in new york governor cuomo shoving off calls for the doj to investigate the more than 5,000 nursing home deaths in his state. specifically dismissing his march 25th order requiring nursing homes take on sick patients infected with coronavirus and prohibiting a requirement that hospitalized residents be tested prior to admission or readmission. >> anyone who wants to ask why did the state do that with covid patients in nursing home, it's because the state followed president trump's cdc guidance. so they should ask president trump. >> but while governor

watch free. >> back with a fox news alert, calls ramping up for a federal investigation into the nursing home crisis that has occurred during this pandemic. >> blue states are putting a shocking number of deaths. new york's governor is blaming the president. >> calls are growing for a federal investigation into the massive number of deaths in nursing homes in a number of states like new york, new jersey, pennsylvania and michigan. the most intense heat is focused on andrew cuomo who shrugged off calls for the department of justice to open an investigation into the more than 5000 of them elderly patients in new york nursing homes. cuomo claimed when it came to nursing homes taking in covid-19 patients. he was following guidelines from the trump administration and the cdc. >> anyone who wants to ask why did they do that it is because the state followed donald trump's cdc guidance so they should ask donald trump. >> cries for an investigation continue to grow, the scrutiny revolves around march 20 fifth order requiring nursing homes to take on new patients infected with covid-19 and why the

. >> the question is what would happen if we have a pandemic, right on "fox news sunday". chris: hello again from fox news in washington. a nation already on edge pushed to the brink. the coronavirus claiming more than 100,000 lives in 40 million jobs, now the video recorded death of an unarmed black and in police custody acting like a match on a tinderbox. tens of thousands taking to the street overnight in more than 75 cities across the country. as some protests turn violent the national guard was deployed and curfews were imposed in more than two dozen cities. the most at one time since the civil unrest of the 1960s. that is our focus is our. in a moment, we will talk with minnesota attorney general keith ellison about the george floyd case and what it says about race in america in 2020. but first let's bring in math sin and minneapolis with the latest on another night of protest across the country. >> there has been a seemingly in those cloud of smoke and minneapolis, a combination of fires in teargas, the city has been under siege but it appears that law enforcement m

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new ktvu fox 2 news's christien kafton has more on the impact and how businesses that rely on tourists are hoping to recover. >> reporter: the city by the bay is a global tourist estimation but the global pandemic and travel restrictions have effectively cut the city offered the outside world. san francisco's hotel industry is feeling the pinch, ordinarily for memorial day weekend they would expect about 85% occupancy. >> normally 85% would be printed. right now, many of our hotels which already are not open, if a hotel is open, they are probably seeing occupancy rates of 5 to 10%. that's probably mostly filled with first responders. >> reporter: about half of the cities 25,000 hotel workers live outside of san francisco. so the effects are having a regionwide impact. >> if you are outside the city, working in the city but spending money where you live, if our business is the ripple effect goes across the bay area. >> reporter: the hotel industry says at this point, the day for what hotels will reopen to the public is still up in the air. the industry has a clean and safe task force so

attorney and fox news contributor emily compagno. fox news contributor jessica tarlov. and joining us, fox news contributor guy benson, host of "the guy benson show" on fox news radio. he is "outnumbered" in the center box. great to see everybody today. the six hey, harris. >> harris: dagen, i will start with you on where we are with the protests overnight, this heating up. the calls for justice. >> dagen: i'm not going to call into question anybody's expression of rage, because that is what people feel. it is unfortunate what we've seen. it's not the first time it damages communities. i think when we talk about justice people want to see all four officers charged criminally in some way. with the fbi looking at this as a federal crime, certainly emily can speak to this, but the justice department and prosecutors would have to reach a pretty tough standard of proof or a burden of proof to establish that an officer not only was committed murder or was accessory to a murder, but that they would have to establish an officer acted with excessive force and also willfully viol

sources telling fox news the internal document containing charts produced by fema used cdc data but projections of new cases come from modeling done at johns hopkins. in the new york post exclusive donald trump responded to the report, quote, i know nothing about it. i don't know anything about it, nobody told me that. i think it, i think it is false and i think it is fake news, the president's interview did not stop there. he went on to tell the nation's come back during the post, quote, we did the right thing and now we are bringing the country back and there's a great optimism. i don't know if you see it but i think there's a great optimism now adding we will open it up and i think your fourth quarter is going to be very good. open up they shall version of the day of trying to get back to normalcy across the nation including -- of the hardest states like washington, once the epicenter of the virus, today people there can resume outdoor activities such as, fishing, golf, boating and hiking along with drive in spiritual services. california announcing certain low-risk places like bookstores, c

retire better. >> sandra: fox news alert, a live look outside of michael cohen's new york city apartmentting word that the former trump attorney is now out from behind bars. we will have more on that as we get new information and we will bring it to you. but first, operation warp speed living up to its name. the u.s. ordering 300 million doses of a potential coronavirus vaccine. this thursday morning, i'm sandra smith. >> you have to think about it these days. >> i'm ed henry, and it's thursday i believe, an accelerated timetable and president's trumps accelerated to fight. working with the drug company astrazeneca. secretary azar saying "getting a vaccine to the public as soon as possible is one of president trump's multifaceted strategies for us safely reopening our economy and getting like back normal." they are developing and manufacturing at promising vaccines long before it is approved. >> very interesting developments on that front. >> good morning's sandra and ed. operation warp speed is providing $1.2 billion in funding to accelerate the developing of this experimental vaccine a

let's bring in fox news contributor dr. professor of medicine, good morning and thank you for being here. in three young children have died from this in new york state, new york hospitals have reported 73 cases of children having this so far. what do we need to know about this and what do we need to look for? >> i talked to her head of pediatrics at bellevue in new york and we are seeing a lot of this but again, 75 cases, so it is fairly rare and we've seen in illinois and in philadelphia and in california and louisiana and in europe of course they saw it. here's the key. it's not the virus itself, it's the inflammation that the virus causes. that's what we've been dealing with with covid-19 all along. not the virus, but the damage it does from inflammation. in this case, children from five to 15, most of them under ten develop gastrointestinal symptoms, red eyes, a rash, swollen legs. they develop shortness of breath. tragically we are seeing inflammation of the heart muscle, that's the biggest concern here. the good news i

i want to share just a snippet of how fox news has gone all in on this completely nonsense story. >>huge massive developments in the biggest abuse of power, corruption scandal in american history. >> we start with a fox news alert. the flynn unmaskers have been unmasked. yesterday, thanks to disclosures from the acting head of intelligence, we learned a lot more about the corruption that spawned the russia hoax that consumed three years of this country's time. >> no, we didn't. but millions of good americans are watching that. that while nearly 86,000 americans have died and they were watching that while an ousted vaccine official testified about the shortcomings of this administration and how they are handling this pandemic. what is the goal here, dylan? >> well, look, you're right. millions are watching it. and i laugh because the coverage you just showed from fox is so absurd but it's no laughing matter because so many members of that fox news audience are actually believing what they see. i think what strikes me here -- look, the end goal for the trump administration, for the tru

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the society for long-term care medicine tells fox news there was wide shortages of ppe and lack of testing when this record was issued and they warned against this directive. the new york state health department tells fox news that under federal guidance, trace, the responsibility of these facilities to send covid-19 patients they could not properly care for two facilities that could. trace. >> trace: bryan llenas life for us in queens, new york, bryan, thank you. >> children would not be affected by the coronavirus. now, we are not so sure that children aren't affected. watching carefully this inflammatory syndrome that started to hit children who are covid positives or have the antibodies. >> trace: of course new york governor andrew cuomo talking about the mysterious covid-19 related illness found in kids. he said cases that turned up in 25 states and l13 countries. and the disease apparently is affecting young adults. let's bring in dr. jeanette, a family and emergency medicine doctor and fox news medical contributor, always good to see you. this syndrome, they call it has turned up no

ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 630 p.m. leveling the playing field. the multimillion dollar fundraising campaign underway to make sure that kids have the educational resources they need. >>> an all-star pitcher sounds awful about taking a pay cut? later in sports why he says it is not worth it to play? >>> a bay area education company training contact tracing workers ahead of a second possible wave of covid- 19. the free course coming soon? >>> now to top stories, faced with a $54 billion deficit, governor newsom proposed a very different state budget. the state plans to use all of the rainy day fund and is proposing a 10% wage cut for all state workers. >>> today dozens of pastors gathered in oakland demanding that governor newsom allow churches to reopen. some clergy members said they may or may not reopen. >>> b.a.r.t. is preparing for an increased in ridership. muni is working with the health department to determine which buses and train lines to restart. operators will limit the number of people allowed on board and fa

fox is about. >> fox news. >> figures on fox news. >> fox news. >> watching fox. >> fox news. >> gregwhat if we stop working? cnn would have to cover news. who could they blame everything on, right, chris? >> everyone around them has a man's gone. he doesn't because he wants to keep up the fox farce, this b.s. that covid-19 is overrated. i guess the antielitists over there are okay with 10,000 more deaths. >> greg: what a child. this guy has the gall to blame us for future deaths. what about death that already happened? the actual thousands in restrooms he failed to ask hasbro about because he had other things on his mind. >> do you think you are an attractive personnel because you are single and ready to mingle? do you really think you're some desirable single person? at this isn't just people's pain coming out of them? >> i think beauty is in the eye of the beholder. >> greg: and 5200 people died in rest homes. the polls suggest the media doesn't act on behalf of the public probably because they hate the public. the prez is overeducated, cloistered, far removed from people who actua

all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. months into the coronavirus pandemic, some 30 states are now easing their lockdown measures. even as cases here pass the 1.1 million mark, and health experts warn of a second wave. but there is a new medical breakthrough, the first drug that appears to help patients recover faster now cleared for use by the fda. in a moment, we'll talk exclusively with dr. deborah birx, coordinator of the white house coronavirus task force. but first, let's bring in mark meredith with the latest on the patchwork reopening of this country. mark. >> reporter: chris, protesters in several states continue to demand that governors loosen public health restrictions. some fear easing now may lead to a worse outbreak down the road. >> i know that people are itching to get back to work and i get it. >> reporter: michigan's governor is refusing to even as governors in many other states say now's the time to reopen. >> opening the parks back up is consistent with my safe smart step by step plan to reopen florida

pete: we're back with a fox news alert chaos across the u.s. as riots erupt in at least 30 cities as rioters demand justice for the killing of george floyd. at least that's what they write on the buildings before they destroy them. but in their new op-ed our next guest says rioters do injustice to that memory fox news contributor deroy murdock joins us now. thanks for being here this morning. that is the disconnect we see when i watch people write a name on a building and then burn it down it doesn't seem like those two things fit. >> no, no, pete, and look, if the protesters stay peaceful right now we'd be talking about a few thing, about george floyd who he was, his family and friends be talking about what kind of a man he was, what his interests were, you'd have experts of law enforcement talking about different manners of separating the few bad cops from the good cops, and probably have people coming on talking about effective means of training cops to make sure they don't escalate things engaged in police brutality and excessive force and

joining me now, general jack keane, a fox news strategic analyst.ou very much for being here tonight. >> glad to be here. >> martha: i want to start by playing again this video that was from the inside of the thirs last night. just take a look at this, general, and tell me what goes through your mind as you look at this. >> well, what is so shocking to me that has taken place here in minneapolis, this police department that tolerates the abusive behavior over an officer's career and culminates in, snuffing out the life of a fellow citizen on a public street in broad daylight, and while his fellow officers stand by and tolerate it, that is outrageous, and then the same police department whose main job is to provide civil order and enforce laws absolutely abandons their responsibility to protect people's lives and protect their property. and not only that, they drive off in the dead of night because there is some pressure by youngsters in the neighborhood who are rioters and hooligans. i didn't see any ak-47s or automatic rifles or pistols, they were

jedediah: it's a fox news alert.ing across the country over the death of george floyd. rioters looting, causing damage to small businesses already struggling from setbacks from the coronavirus. so how will this impact their local economies? let's ask fox news contributor and former economic advisor to president obama. robert wolf. robert, welcome to the show today, obviously. very difficult day in news covering what's going on in minneapolis and around the country. i want to focus with you first on these riots and on this destruction. we are seeing so many businesses being destroyed. these businesses are coming off of in many cases a shutdown as a result of the coronavirus. they have lost a lot of business already. so it's -- they are in dire straits to begin with. what is going to be the impact of these riots in a place like minneapolis? >> jed, thanks for asking me, that's a tough day for everyone. let's be clear. income and race inequality, these are american failures, right? these are human rights issue. and we a

jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00. president donald trump said he is cracking down on censorship. the executive order that he signed today taking aim at a social media. >>> major league baseball releasing hundreds of players in the minor leagues. the developments for us coming up later in sports. >>> now to our top story. demonstrators took to the streets of oakland demanding justice for george floyd. is minnesota's governor is calling on the national guard to keep order. emotions are running so high that the mayor of minneapolis has asked people to stay home because of all the protests that included looting and damage to property. the justice department says that they are investigating floyd's death and it is a top priority. >>> police in hayward released the body cam video of the shooting of a 61-year-old man. they said a man was chasing someone. and please are accused of using excessive force. he is expected to survive. >>> san francisco is releasing details on how and when more @mayor london breed said that most in

this is a fox news alert.e justice department is going to drop the flynn prosecution, we are getting reports now is dropping that case. this comes after the investigation that was done at the instigation of the attorney general bill barr and then the u.s. attorney down in missouri, he took a look at it. we have seen some of these documents that have come out so far. right before the show started, we found out that the lead prosecutor was withdrawing from the case but now what we find is that the justice department is dropping that case altogether. this news just breaking now. can i put you on the spot and ask you for your thoughts? >> we had a pretty amazing revelation that they had determined that he -- they knew he talked of the russian ambassador, they knew that nothing was wrong there, they then attempted to get him to either create a perjury trap or to admit that he had talked to the russian ambassador in which case thinking about trying to indict him on a law that was passed in the 1700s which is only be

fox news alert out of philadelphia, we promise pictures, a crowd is dispersing can't quite see exactlyying out but we can tell you there is breaking news as it plays out. mcdonald's, officials in philadelphia announced citywide curfew to 6:00 p.m. sunday. you can see police running responding to something multiple officers there in riot gear outside that mcdonald's. the news is, officials have. the citywide curfew 6:00 p.m., future tonight. the curfew citywide will extend until 6:00 a.m. monday morning. get an idea but they are trying to get a handle on this situation make sure things do not play out as they did last night. lisa businesses having windows smashed, what started as peaceful climate quickly and other disease. you can see a small number of police officers in riot gear but city officials now in the wake of the death of george floyd and protest become violent. moving up the citywide curfew to 6:00 p.m. eastern sunday is tonight. 6:00 a.m. monday. we will continue to monitor these pictures elsewhere in philadelphia around the country and stay on top of this story. sandra: poli

. >>> the tragic death toll that the coronavirus has taken on new york city has some people considering leaving the big apple for good. fox's bryan llenas has the story. >> so, i'm getting a lot of phone calls. hey rachel, i decided i want to get out of the city now. >> reporter: rachel desalvo is a real estate agent in new jersey who is busier than ever, helping residents move out of new york city, trying to escape the coronavirus. from a doctor, to a family with five children. >> there looking for a house that would be able to help them with that, and a square footage to homeschool. >> people once attracted to the exciting and bustling streets of the big apple, now fleeing, scared of the risk of being infected with covid-19. >> i had a mask, my daughter was a premium. >> reporter: stephanie clarkson left her i department to temporally stay at a house in tennessee. >> i did get a bit never stuck god for bid, that we got sick in hospitals did end up getting overwhelmed we would not be able to get care or treatment. >> reporter: now, the cofounder of her own social media company says she is not going back to the city. >> a b

it is quite fun. >> scott, ktvu, fox 2 news. >> this is ktvu, fox 2 news at 6. >> tonight, a grim forecast of lasting economic damage caused by the coronavirus as economists are bracing for another round of us unemployment claims tomorrow. >> long stretches of unemployment can damage or and workers careers as their skills lose value and professional networks dry up. and leave families in greater debt. >> ahead of the federal reserve says we are in the worst recession since world war ii. good evening everyone. i am frank sommerville. >> the chairman also urged congress to do more to bolster the economy saying a lack of action would help sustain the recession. >> additional fiscal support could be costly but worth it if it helps avoid long-term damage and leaves us with a stronger recovery. >> the warning comes as house democrats prepare for a friday vote on a $3 trillion relief package. it would be the biggest coronavirus a package yet. the chairman also cautioned that a wave of bankruptcies and extended unemployment remain a serious risk. >>> the comments from the fed chairman sent stocks

welcome to fox news at night. we have te trace gallagher pouring through the reams kevin cork has the latest in a stunning day of development from michael flynn. >> stunning day indeed. all he now needs is a signature from judge emmet sullivan and michael flynn is in the clear. after evidence emerged the question the foundation and motivation of the fbi probe into michael flynn the department of justice today waived the white flag dropping its case against retired 3 star general, the department in its filing writing continued prosecution of this case would not serve the interests of justice. >> he was targeted by the obama administration and he was targeted in order to try and take down the president and what they've done is a disgrace and i hope a big price is going to be paid. >> of the presiding judge signed off on the recommendation is expected it would vacate flynn's guilty plea which he had been seeking to withdraw. in an interview with cbs news, attorney general william barr said the doj was duty-bound to d