in the us murdoch's adopted her fox news is the most visible and most profitable of his american home he and his eldest son laughlin the heir apparent also controlled the wall street journal and the new york post and there's no one size fits all murdoch news template on the u.s. murdoch follows kind of a high low formula that you see emulated in australia the highs represented in some ways by the wall street journal which has done very strong. i had reporting intensive reporting about all the elements involving this crisis and then you have fox news as well as the new york post and they've taken a more alarmist a more conflict generating kind of approach to covering. news outlets used to criticism they have thick skin but the backlash they've been getting for that coronavirus coverage is on another level. 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 cle

that is a real concern inside fox news, wally talk more about that next week. ann says should we expect changes in fox editorial policy based on the next generation of murdoch has. jans and lock land murdoch, murdoch is running the company and is happy with the way things are, james is not. james left the family business and some think he might try to take over some day. i will have more and that in the coming days. brad says as a father when your children are adults will america still be a democracy? i'm probably a little younger than you, brad, but i know the answer is yes. i absolutely know the answer is yes. period, full stop. america will still be a democracy because we won't let it slip away. you, me, all of us will not let it slip away. most people see through the hoaxes that are fogging up america right now, most people see it for what it is, we just have to keep our eyes wide open and insist on the truth. we're kooming up on the top of the hour. if you want to order "hoax" you can buy it at buyhoax.com or check it out in stores beginning on tuesday. tha

the corporate sibling, not part of new scott, but nonetheless important for this story, over on fox newsheir opinion host is to hold the president aloft, but also a lot of the new stories are peaked in order to help the president's narrative. then there is the second question of specific storylines, the ways in which the murdoch press in australia tried to minimise or in effect smother scientific studies and questions about the contributions of climate change to the deadly wildfires that that country endured early this winter in australia, and similarly the effort to discredit public health officials and scientists attempting to combat this incredible covid—19 pandemic, and of course the uprising of the protest, that broke out in cities around the country over the questions of racial inequity and police violence towards african—america ns, people of colour, the black lives matter movement, in which people on the editorial pages of thejournal, people on the editorial pages of the journal, and particularly in the editorial and views sections of the fox news, discredited those protesters, s

in beirut, trey yingst, fox news. he latest democratic attempt to try to flip texas you blue, a new political action committee launched to back joe biden this november. >> today, republicans hold texas but it's time we take it from them, right now. jillian: do biden and the blue texas pac really stand a chance? here to debate that is gop strategist, ash wright and democratic analyst david imonitia. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. jillian: david, what do you think of what the democrats are doing right now? do you think texas can actually be flipped? >> well, obviously we've seen over the last few elections that it's been moving towards that direction but my belief is that really right now i think people really should be voting on their principles. first and foremost. and then their policy and then the person that they feel is best suited to actually lead our of country. jillian: let's take a look at the percentages right now. this is the latest information we have from the first w

thank you. >> trace: fox news alert here. york to visit his brother, robert, who apparently is said to be very ill in the hospital. white house has not specified that illness except to say that he is very ill. and the president will visit his brother at some point today. much more on that breaking news as it comes into "america's newsroom." meantime a train bearing down on a man in a wheelchair stuck on the tracks. the police officer who risked her life to save that man joins us next. >> sandra: tropical storm josephine has become the earliest j storm on record to form in the atlantic ocean. they're named in alphabetical order each season. experts say it's the sign of a busy hurricane season ahead. good news the national hurricane center says josephine will be short lived and is unlikely to get anywhere close to the east coast. >> i'm going to try to get him out. can you get up? get up, get up. >> trace: incredible video of a police officer rushing to rescue a man in a wheelchair stuck on the railroad track. you hear the whist

the family's support for president trump, and over on fox news, where the vast majority of the opiniont aloft and a lot of news stories are picked. the ways in which the murdoch press in australia tried to minimise or in effect smother scientific studies and questions about the contributions of climate change to the deadly wildfires that that country endured early this winter in australia. and similarly the effort to discredit public health officials and scientists attempting to combat this incredible covid—i9 pandemic. and of course the uprising of the protests that broke out in cities around the country over the questions of racial inequity and police violence towards african—america ns, and people of colour, the black lives matter movement, in which people on the editorial pages of thejournal, and particularly in the editorial and views sections of fox news, discredited those protesters, sought to portray them as less than patriotic or in fact unpatriotic. and that is something with which james murdoch has increasingly become uncomfortable. i think you're seeing the rise of protests

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have the power of two newscasts at night, the 10:00 and 11:00 news. >> you have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news app. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 4:15. teachers in los angeles will vote on a proposal on how to start the school year. the los angeles unified school district reached a tentative agreement with the teachers union.begin until the 20th. no date has been set for resuming on-campus learning. >> >> reporter: meanwhile, the oakland unified school district is still at odds over many crucial issues, including hours of live instruction and access to technology. i asked union president, keith brown, if they don't reach a deal, if there is any plan to strike. >> we don't have an agreement by august 10th, monday, we are prepared to move forward. we will teach with distance learning. >> reporter: they met with labor partners today. they hope to have an agreement as soon as possible. i am elissa harrington, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> new this morning, a big fire in st. paul, minnesota tore through an unfinished building this morning. right now, cruise arm mopping up looking for hot

did they add new people to the pool that weren't around last time. >>> how fox news has shaped the trumpthe next 72 days ahead of the election. brian stelter has a fascinating new book and he joins me next. uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. now that the rent's due but they've cut your pay. now that the virus has cost lives but your healthcare costs too much. now that our president has had months but he still doesn't have a plan. what happens now? joe biden knows how to lead through a crisis because he's done it before. when our economy was on the verge of collapse, joe biden led the largest economic stimulus in a generation and saved millions of jobs. now joe biden is ready to lead us through this crisis. he knows rebuilding our economy starts with fighting the virus, increasing testing, getting more protective gear for healthcare workers and calling for mask mandates nationwide. as president, he'll get working families back on their feet by lowering healthcare costs and helping small businesses recover. so what happens now? we elect a

appreciate your reporting. >> fox news alert. overnight, demonstrations raining peaceful as donald trump sends federal officers to the city following days of unrest. >> protesters hitting the streets over the shooting of jason blake, civil rights problems in the shooting is police say blake admitted to having a knife which was later found in his car. >> a teenager arrested in the shooting and killing of two people and hurting a third during kenosha protests. 17-year-old kyle charged with homicide. >> he is a businessman who took part in a sit in, many of them during the civil rights era praising donald trump for backing peaceful protests. >> donald trump is not a politician. he is a leader. politicians are a dime a dozen. leaders are priceless. >> he joins us live after his big speech at the republican convention. >> we continue to track hurricane laura as the category 4 storm batters the gulf coast. >> hurricane laura makes landfall overnight. >> do you feel enough residents in the storm's path evacuated in time? >> we hope so.

the relationship between fox news and the trump administration is in fact unlike anything we have seen before. joining me now to discuss the new book is the anchor at that other nation, fellow weekend show host brian stelter and my old friend. >> that's right. >> brian, you have been following media and watching media for a long time. i think it's fair to say that this concept that this used to be this bied, objective news that wasn't partisan is not true. there's always been partisanship in the news. that's always been bias in the news. objectivity is not something we have succeeded with. what you're writing about is a whole new department. >> it's different. it's different. >> of how people are given information. >> it's different now because there's this pure propaganda and viewers at fox want the propaganda. the ratings for the newscast drop and the ratings for the propaganda go way up. you showed tucker carlson and sean hannity and they're so angry. every night they're telling the viewers that it seems the whole world is out to get them. that everything could be a hoax and that's

he's also a fox news contributor. first of all, why was he under surveillance and was such surveillance standard procedure? >> it certainly was standard procedure for him. navalny rose to prominence in 2, 2012 when he was exposing corruption in vladimir putin election campaign. he's been exposing corruption among russia's elite including the prime minister. the wall street journal called him the man that putin most feared. arthel: what more can you tell us about his poisoning? has that been confirmed? what kind of poison are we talking about? and do we know really who ordered it? >> well, his supporters are claiming that he was indeed poisoned at the airport. he drank tea laced with poison is what they're saying. that's been a preferred tactic by russian intelligence, going back to 2006 when the former fsb officer was poisoned in the u.k. he drank tea linked with plutonium. a former military intelligence officer was targeted with a soviet nerve agent. and there was a bulgarian dissident whom the kgb targeted with an u

the way president trump does-- on fox news. ump's fox friends reacted to joe biden's speech, i suspect he wasn't very happy last night. >> joe biden just hit a home run in the bottom of the ninth. >> he had pace, rhythm, energy, emotion, and delivery. >> it was a good speech, i'll give him that. it was very emotional. >> it was the best he's been as far as his delivery. >> everyone's looking for him to flub up a line, and he really didn't. he delivered it well. >> portraying himself as a unifier who would bring the country together-- he did so, i thought, very effectively. >> it seems to me that after tonight, donald trump is going to have to run against a candidate, not a caricature. >> he did beat expectations, don. >> trevor: yes, after joe biden's speech last night, most anchors on fox admitted that he did a good job. and that's impressive, because fox news never praises democrats. if obama saved a bunch of kids from a burning orphanage, their angle would be, "why are democrats taking our children's right to burn?" i mean, d

and we'll see you next fox news sunday. ♪ arthel: this is a fox news alert.or of re-gone is set to hold a news conference in about an hour, following violent clashes among protesters in a deadly shooting in the city's downtown last night. portland has been the site of daily protests for more than three months following the death of mr. george floyd in minneapolis. this is a special hour of america's news headquarters. i'm arthel neville. hello, eric. eric: hello, arthel. hello, everyone. thank you for joining us on this special coverage. i'm eric shawn. police say last night's violence started when a pro trump caravan of hundreds of vehicles arrived in portland as the counter protest was getting underway. police say some fights broke out between the two groups

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>> fox news is already involved enormously i went i have been on fox news in the past and other people now on the left door center-right used to be featured also it is more sophisticated there are some programs that are fairly neutral then mostly the hosted programs like tucker carlson or laura ingram which are truly virulent now they are opinion programs and they don't pretend to cover neutrally. but if you watch even how those two have evolved they are more directly the partisan laura ingram used to be very careful from legal immigrants to illegal immigrants from protecting the borders to our country and tucker carlson, it just becomes a clearer message to their audience what they are talking about to preserve the hierarchical america so both are using the's kinds of tactics to be against the foreigners or the democrats and those that are trying to destroy yes so in that way they are similar. >> but then with some of those people when we were both living in washington in the eighties or nineties we would write for the same magazines but the idea to publish an article of the national

book, which is called "hoax" donald trump fox news and the dangerous distortion of truth. it's out on tuesday. stelter details some, to me, newly disturbing news about part of what has gone wrong in part of our nation's botched covid response. there are dozens of reasons why the united states lagged so far behind other countries in preparations for the pandemic. some are cultural, some are economic, some are political. but there is no doubt that one of the reasons is the trump-fox feedback loop. some of fox's biggest stars denied and downplayed the threat posed by the virus. trump echoed them, and they echoed back. the thing that's going to -- excuse me -- the thing that's going to end this is the warmer weather, fox personality, greg gutfeld said on february 24th. thank god for global warming, co-host jesse watters wisecracked. it's going to disappear. trump said on february 27th. one day, it's like a miracle, it will disappear. most americans knew that trump was untrustworthy but the fox base still trusted him. they also trusted mr. hannity, who dismissed coron

fox news alert. hurricane laura barreling toward the gulf coast with winds in excess of 115 miles per hour. it will be a catastrophic storm, possibly category 4. it is taking aim at the texas/louisiana host. hundreds of thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate. we'll have more on this in a moment. another alert. our fox news crew capturing gunfire erupting on the streets of kenosha, wisconsin, overnight. a warning, the video is disturbing. >> get down, get down, get down. >> sandra: a gunman opened fire hitting two people and killing a third. police confirm they are searching for a man armed with a long gun. it happened during a third straight night of violent protests in the city following the shooting of jacob blake by police on sunday. much more on this. meanwhile it is day three of the republican national convention. it will get underway soon with the theme land of heroes. melania trump urged the country to come together amidst all the unrest. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher. tonight's line

and fox news contributor mollie hemingway.ack to both of you. >> great to be here. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: some more numbers i want to look at come in the same gallup poll income of the of political bias in media, my math is not great, so check with me if i'm wrong, but mollie, 86y they are some of political bias in media today. surprising or not? >> 86% is an incredibly high number. people have been complaining of bias in the media for decades, and the response of men to get far, far worse. it's a very serious problem for the republic of so many people know that they cannot trust with the media are saying. some of the other poll numbers show they believe something like 82% of the people believe that the media intentionally gets things wrong or are very not careful with the facts. this would be such -- if this were happening in any other industry, it will be the top news of the day, but because it's happening in the media industry, you're not getting much coverage of this. >> shannon: all right. well, let me give you anoth

in new york, david lieberman, fox 2 news. >>> this is ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 . >> the bay area firefight appearing to turn a corner as officials begin to talk about getting more evacuees back into their homes. >> please bear with us as we move through this, we are moving as fast as we can as we do our best to get this wrapped up and get you guys back home soon. >> the bay area's three fires are far from extinguished. there may be a light at the end of the tunnel. >>> tonight, the most progress is in the north bay. the l.a. new complex fire has burned 350,000 acres so far. but the good news is that it is now 33% contained. >> in the east bay, firefighters now have the fcu landing complex 27% contained. the fire has no burned more than 260,000 acres. >> in the santa cruz mountains, the ccu to

tonight, we begin with this fox news alert. have breaking news in a 7-1 decision, the seattle city council just voted to defund the police department slashing jobs and salaries by a massive amount and tonight, just 85 days until the election day

hello welcome to "fox news @ night" i am shannon bream in washington. the present taking direct aim after joe biden we have the latest from new york. >> good evening. sixteen states currently do not have state wide mandate mask mandates all run by republican governors and today vice president biden was talking to them calling them to enact a nationwide mask mandate if every american war mask 40000 lines would be spared followed by the usual coronavirus briefing hosted by doctors including a former surgeon general and the first time kamala harris also attended today and together they made the appeal. >> it isn't about your rights but your responsibilities as an t' american. is about preventing other people from getting sick wearing a mask will give the clerk or your letter carrier, your child's teacher. >> white house reaction was swift the president said he is politicizing that pandemic with a lack of respect to the american people and defended his approach to urge people to wear masks t while focusing on therapeutics and vaccines but the president also

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

fox news contributor, lisa boothe. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. joining us today, the hardest working man in all of television radio, and if there are any other medium we can possibly stick in, we will. brian kilmeade, most of the brian kilmeade radio show. you're probably writing another book right now pray looking down right now, i know how you multitask. am i in it? >> brian: no, but i'll ask you to endorse it if this hour goes well. [laughter] >> harris: you always want my money, but you never want -- i'm teasing. [here we are, it is about to come official, with biden and harris signing that documentation so they officially jump in as president and vice presidential candidate. already, the battle is on. what you make of it all? >> brian: what i make of it is joe biden dressed up and pretended he was president yesterday, and he did everything except take questions. i wonder when the press is going to demand some respect. if you're going to follow him and now the senator from california around, at the very least, have enough respect for the pres

the power of two newscasts that night, the 10:00 and 11:00 news. >> you have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news app. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the time is 4:15. happening today, the second drive through backpack giveaway by sunnyvale community service. backpacks filled with school supplies for the coming year will be given to families in need. they will also be given to schools so transfer and homeless students who might begin later can also have a fresh start. >>> also today, sam accardo will announce a plan to provide internet hotspots to those in need. it will explain the investment of 11,000 high-end hotspots all over san jose to help families when distance learning begins. >>> happening today, a new coronavirus test center is opening at the skywest golf course in hayward. it will replace the testing site at the hayward campus. this new site on golf course road -- you have to make an appointment. it is expected to cut down on long lines. officials say the new locations will be able to test between 304 people every day. >>> there will be a protest today demanding the stop of

the president is pushing fox to be even nicer to him, even more supportive. he hates seeing newschors on fox, but those news anchors feel squeezed, suffocated. they want to fact check the president, but they feel their viewers and bosses don't want them to. it's a messy situation that i don't think anyone has told the story about before. that's why i wrote the book and it's going to be out tuesday. >> it's got a lot of stuff in this book, and it's entitled "hoax: donald trump, fox news and the dangerous distortion of truth." thank you, good work. >>> more news just ahead. [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [ beeping ] find your get-up-and-go. find pants that aren't sweats. find your friends. find your sense of wander. find the world is new, again. at chevy we'd like to take you there. now during the chevy open road sales event, get up to 15% of msrp cash back on select 2020 models. that's over fifty-seven hundred

now this is all while maintaining lead of 7 points over the president in a new fox news poll. it is too early to tell whether harris, first black and south asian woman to appear on major party presidential ticket has brought more support among minority voters. harris jack can and indian today the biden campaign expanded its outreach to indian american communities saying as president, biden would address hate crimes by enacting legislation producting people convicted of hate crimes from purchasing or possessioning a firearm. also adding that the biden justice department would confront religion base hate crimes as well as white nationalist terrorism writing, humans of all background hindu and others have been subjecting to bullying and attack and need now more than ever reassurance leaders in washington will have their back also today biden campaign is expanding outreach to the latino community. with their first bilingual digital ad first ad futuring kamala harris. >> now, joe confirmed he's walking with perfect company. ♪ and a champion of the latino community for years. the fi

president trump tells fox news why he opposes a funding booth for the u.s. postal service. >> they want $25 billion, billion, for the post office. they need that to have the post office work so it can take all these millions and millions of ballots. in the meantime they aren't getting there. by the way, those are two items. if they don't get those two items, you can't have universal mail-in voting. >> the u.s. postal service disputes the notion they're not equipped to handle the load. they say they're able to adjust to the high volume of political mail. in the midst of all this the president announced a diplomatic break through. it's a lot. he said israel and the united arab emirates agreed to normal relations. israel will not declare sovereignty over the palestinian territories. israel had agreements with egypt and jordan. it's a lot. joining us now is the director of the center for vaccine development at the texas children's hospital. anna palmer, "politico" senior washington correspondent and jason johnson professor of politics and journalism at morgan st

town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. executive director of serve america pac and fox news contributor, marie harf. during us today, "fox news sunday," chris wallace. chris, i will start with you. without cry asking people to stand down and to stand up against the violence, but to stop with all of this, i would add to that matt finn's reporting, our own matt finn, saying that they placed quick dry cement in the door locks of a police precinct, and then they set fire outside. how is this going on? why aren't we able to stop it? what is your reaction? >> chris: well, it is interesting, as you pointed out at the beginning, melissa, president trump has 200 federal agents -- fbi, dea, u.s. marshals -- in the kenosha area to help settle the situation there. in fact, in wisconsin, local officials seem to have already taken action before the president sent out his call. governor tony evers put 250 national guard on the street in kenosha on tuesday, which was a very bad day in kenosha, a bad night. last night he doubled that a 500

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all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news in washington.gressional democrats have spent the days since their convention passing a bill to provide billions more for the pos at that timpostal service. there's been no progress on extending unemployment benefits for americans thrown out of work by the covid crisis. and tomorrow republicans kick off their convention with an in-person roll call of delegates in charlotte. in a moment we'll talk about all of this with white house chief of staff, mark meadows. first let's bring in kevin cork with a look at what republicans hope to accomplish this week. >> reporter: at the democrats' convention they welcomed a mixture of voices, everybody from the party's fringe to party royalty even a few republicans thrown into the mix. sources tell fox news not to expect anything like that this week from the rnce gone are mitt romney, george w bush and paul ryan, declining to take part in the festivities. instead you'll see new faces like alice johnson, she was previously incarcerated, then pardoned by the preside

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eastern here on fox news channel. new video in the jacob like shooting raising questions on what led up to the incident. protests continue in kenosha, wisconsin calling for police accountability and the shooting of the black man. his family holding a rally and march with protesters chanting no justice, no peace and seven bullets, seven days in reference to the number of times blake was shot last sunday. here is the latest. >> the rally is wrapping up, bae street. this afternoon, within 500 people marched to the rally to pull for justice including the blake family and his family who addressed the passion at the rally. >> there's two justice systems. one for the white boy who walked down the street and murdered those two people in blue the other man's arm off. then there is a justice system. that justice system does not work out too well for us. >> blake's dad was referring to kyle who allegedly shot two people, to fatally tuesday night. britain is rittenhouse's attorney said he was acting in self-defense. a reporter for

hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. fox news chief political anchored bret baier kicks off our coverage tonight. good debbie with this. >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: so let's start with some of the key minutes. we will start with former governor john kasich. republican speaking at the dnc, here's a bit of what he had to say tonight. >> i'm sure there are republicans -- i'm sure there are republicans and independents who couldn't imagine crossing over to support a democrat. they fear joe may turn sharp left and leave them behind. i don't believe that. >> shannon: what did you make of his plea -- republicans, independents, anybody helps to swing away from president trump and in favor of the former vice president joe biden. >> bret: it was interesting, it was kind of hokey to begin with him standing literally at a crossroads in the field with two roads and using that imagery, but his point was that -- don't worry, independents, and republicans who may be disaffected with president tru president trump. this candidate in joe

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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's a fox news alert. tight liepd what exactly that announcement is but gaining interest because it does happen a day after "the new york times" reported that president trump's biggest lender deutsche bank turned over the president's finances. laura engel is live from new york city this morning. >> as we wait for this presser to get underway we also are taking a look at that report in the times. in addition to the new court files this week by the manhattan da into the criminal investigation into president trump's financial records. a year-long battle between the president trump legal team and manhattan district attorney's office trying to get up to eight years of trump's tax records and records from deutsche bank, the primary lender since the late 1990s. it all began with the d.a.'s ongoing criminal investigation into hush money payments to two women ahead of the 2016 election who claim they had affairs with trump, which the president has denied. calling the investigation a continuation of the witch hunt. a

arthel: this is a fox news alert. house lawmakers could vote this hour on billions of extra dollars for the u.s. postal service. the rare saturday session comes during what's usually august recess and in response to the ongoing controversy over mail-in voting. hello, welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hi, arthel. thank you for joining us. i'm eric shawn. the bill would give the postal service $25 billion in new funding and ban any more on of presentational changes this year. -- operational changes this year. the republican led senate is not expected to take it up and president trump has threatened to veto the measure. democrats say the cost cutting measures are slowing mail delivery. many americans are expected to use the mail-in ballot system because of the coronavirus pandemic, though they say postmaster general louis dejoy and president trump are trying to sabotage the election, so say the democrats, president trump and dejoy say that's not so. the house