pete: see you jed. jed jet as states spike in covid-19 cases. holiday could people people more

jed? jedediah: thanks, jillian. to sex trafficking charges during her arraignment in new york. the federal judge denied bail for maxwell deeming her a flight risk due to significant wealth, and collection of international passports and here to break down the hearing fox nation host nancy grace no better person to break down the latest in this story so what's your take on the ruling? >> yes, i can hear you and i'll tell you what happened in court. there was never really a chance in my mind that there was going to be a bond granted and this is why. she is a french citizen. there is no extradition treaty with france. she has three passports and at least $20 million in the bank. now, another bombshell emerged. we now know that according to transcripts, she is actually married and now she's concealing not only her marriage and her spouse but her money, so how can you go to a judge with a straight face and say that i want a bond, please put me up in a luxury hotel in manhattan that took a nerve when everybody else is wait

>> jed, thanks so much.y we're up to just under 2,000 signatures already, and that list continues to grow. unfortunately, parents, teachers and students are really caught in the crossfire of an election season, of a presidential election season between republicans and democrats. they're having it out, unfortunately like i said, parents, teachers, students, especially students here are going to be hurt. we're very concerned about that. that is why we asked, put this petition out there, we are getting this kind of response which is amazing. you actually come from a family of teachers. you yourself i believe were a teacher. you know that teachers are saints in terms of the patience needed to teach kids. you know, parents are stressed, first of all, to know end in terms of what they can do to teach their kids at home, not, just because you're a great parent doesn't make you a great teacher. we're concerned about the level and quality of teaching that really is taking place in this home, you know, in-home learnin

pete: see you jed. jed jet as states spike in covid-19 cases.could people people more at risk. tips for a safe and fun fourth of july. that's next. y'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past... they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. let's help protect them together. because missing menb vaccination could mean missing out on a whole lot more. ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. ask your doctor if your teen every time you touch a surface, bacteria is left behind. now, consider how many times your family touches the surfaces in your home in 24 hours. try new microban 24. spray on hard surfaces to kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria initially. once dry, it forms a bacteria shield that keeps killing bacteria for 24 hours, even after multiple touches. try new microban 24. available in multi-purpose, sanitizing, and bathroom sprays. this has been medifacts for microban 24. as some states report spikes in covid-19 cases. independence day would worsen the spread of the virus. her

jed. my heart and prayers really go out down there. jedediah: yeah, devastating, and our thoughts are with those families today. just a reminder what police officers do every single day. these are two officers who were just doing their job, responding to a call as they should. this is reminder of the risk that they encounter. so as we see, anti-police sentiment that has popped up around the country, no matter how you feel about police reform, always remember police officers and many others, firefighters, they get up every day, they put on a uniform, they respond to calls to try to keep communities safe. they bear a risk they may not go home to their families that day. we see horrific example of a case where those two officers did not get to go home to their families. remember the risk they entail to keep us safe. amidst all the anti-police rallies we protest, there are back the blue rallies. people we've seen those rallies in brooklyn, new york, charleston, knoxville, tennessee, illinois,

>> thanks, jed.m defied a shutdown order. owners of at his gym not backing down creating an anti murphy autonomous zone. that sounds interesting. don't miss it. what do we want for dinner? burger... i want a sugar cookie... wait... i want a bucket of chicken... i want... ♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. pete: welcome back a new jersey gym that you publicly trald governor murphy's statewide shut down found found in contempt of the governor's order in court yesterday allowing state officials to padlock the doors. the owners of atilis gym are not backing down and instead removed the doors to the gym outfront. creating what they call an anti murphy autonomous zone they call it amaz. here

jed? may be leading president trump in the polls, but are they a reliable measure of what to expect come november? we're going to ask president trump's 2020 press secretary hogan gidley coming up next. it's a reason to come together. it's a taste of something good. a taste we all could use right now. so let's make the most of it. and make every sandwich count. with oscar mayer deli fresh ♪ jason: a recent poll claims voters think secret trump voters could be the difference in key battleground states. the director of that polling institute adding, "the media constantly reports that biden is in the lead, but voters remember what happened in 2016. the specter of a secret trump vote looms large in 2020." so what does the trump campaign think? let's ask trump 2020 campaign national press secretary hogan gidley. hogan, thank you so much for joining us. you know, when campaigns are behind, they always say "we don't believe the polls. those aren't true. and we got more supporters than ever." so wh

griff: thanks, jed. yet again as the city sees its 38th straight day of unrest. border patrol now called in to assist. here with an update is acting cbp commissioner mark morgan. good morning, mr. commissioner. the third time this week you had to declare a riot in portland. what's going on there? >> well, i'll tell you, griff. these are not protesters. these are criminals who got together and organized and planned and actually brought weapons. they brought shields. they brought frozen water bottles, rocks, lasers, weapons with the intent to destroy a federal building and harm law enforcement officers and i've said it before. i don't care what your idea logic beliefs are your, political affiliation. violence, we should all be united is wrong and i can tell you for one, i'm glad this president of the united states understands the importance of law and order and that it's a cornerstone of american society. what we saw in portland last night was criminal and we stood strong with our federal partners to resis

should be a walk in the park for urges jed. note to stuff, check the weather before you leave your moon roof open at the train station. it's going to be a wet return home this afternoon. i digress. steve: so you are telling us you left the moon roof open? brian: what could happen? steve: brian, you have a wife and three children at home. call them and hey you know the spare set of keys. drive o'er to the train station and close daddy's roof? brian: it's a little early i don't know if you noticed. they won't come to the phone. steve: text them, snapchat them. thank you for joining us on this monday. as jed just said it is a busy start to the workweek. we start with a fox news alert. struck two two of america's biggest cities this weekend as shootings continue to surge across our nation. a crime wave of sorts. in chicago the "times" reports at least 63 people were shot and 13 killed. among the victims a 15-year-old boy who was shot at 4:50 on friday afternoon. this marks the fourth straight weekend packed with violence in the sec

steve: jed?on as the president vows to back our men and women in blue and teases a very big announcement. right, griff? >> he does, jed, brian and steve. this is just the latest reason why the president says he will announce a new federal law enforcement initiative next week focused on this virussinginging temporary intervention. the message is very clear. >> the left wing group of people that are running our cities are not doing the job that they're supposed to be doing. >> doing a great job in portland. portland was rough called us in. we have other cities outs of control. they are like war zones. >> this as the national association of police organizations endorses president trump writing in a statement our endorsement recognizes your steadfast and very public support for our men and women on the front lines, especially during this time of unfair and inaccurate being directed at our members by so many. it's a key endorsement by law enforcement. they supported obama and biden in 2008 and 2012. t

jed? jedediah: wow.d out of states seeing covid-19 cases spike. one trucker says she will step up and deliver much needed food supplies to those areas. she is going to join us next. don't miss it. [ 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. jedediah: a number of truck drivers across the u.s. refusing to travel in and out of states seeing a spike in coronavirus cases, but our next guest says those states need food and supplies now more than ever. she will continue to step up and deliver joining me now trucker-driver becca coons. thank you for being here today and behalf of all of us what you do every day. yoyou have that amazing truck behind you, patriotic truck looks so fantastic. i need to get me one of those, becca. >> absolutely. i love very prideful about, you know, all the pride that we have in our veterans and everything. i wanted to show it

jed? jedediah: thanks, griff.to the dress. >> this isn't just some vale i'm pulling out of the vale room this is personal. so what are you saying about the dress? >> i say yes to the dress. [cheers] >> now lori allen is saying yes to what's next. giving back to front line workers and brides to be. joining us now star of say yes to the dress atlanta lori allen along with er trauma nurse allie beth jones. welcome both of you to the show. first of all, lori, i'm a big fan of "say yes to the dress" no surprise to the audience. what are you doing to give back to front line workers? >> well, i love front line workers. i feel like they are our heroes and i feel like they are the people that are there for us every single day and they just don't really get the acknowledgment that they should. so, you know, i'm really glad to give back. now, holly? jedediah: it sounds amazing. holly, you are getting married soon, correct? remind us when you are getting married? >> yes. i get married next year, july 24th. i'm so excited. [la

>> right now, jed, i'm not. plan in place, which i understand. you know, things are changing on a daily basis. but i don't want that upheaval in their lives right now. so i figure, you know, it's just going to be another year of asking where are your pants? because that's where we are. unfortunately. but, to have the. jedediah: what is your plan? >> we are probably going to home school at this point going forward. because, you know, that way if things do change for everyone else, we won't be thrown into upheaval that's my number one job as the advocate for the two people i gave birth to. i need to make sure they are getting their proper education and it's not being up ended. jedediah: okay, marie's, is a are you comfortable sending your kids at this point, what could the school does to make you more comfortable? we live in connected cut where the government acted responsibly: my son's school has put forth a very expensive plan for in-person learning with different tiers toots what will happen if there is infecti

jed, good to have you. she is in today for ainsley. jedediah: yes. thank you. in for my friend ainsley today and always a pleasure to be on "fox &

jed york said wearing a mask is critical if fans want to attend sporting events in the future. >> if wei want fans back in the ballparks, get back to life as normal, this is a very, very simple step for us all to be a part of. >> the 49ers, giants, a's, all the teams waiting at some point to get fans back in the stadiums. the initiative starts with 200,000 masks and could reach 500,000 masks if there is enough demand. those look cool. >> you could wear your favorite team every other day. >>> jeff, you are outside in the sunshine. >> you got that right. you know, another beautiful day out here. decided to bring the computers outside to get some vitamin d. even this working from home, sometimes you are at the desk so long you are like, wait, i didn't get outside today. now is my chance. hopefully, you are able to get outside for a little bit today. it really was beautiful despite the fact that we had some haze off towards the east. and that's what i want to start with. the most impacted areas from some smoke was eastern contra costa and eastern alameda counties. as you can see in this

jed in germany the trial of a man accused of attacking a synagogue in the eastern city of hunger last october has just begun the 28 year old man is charged with killing 2 people and attempting to modern many others the attack took place on young kapoor the holders danger to some it's considered one of the west anti semitic assaults in germany's post-war history the man confessed to the crime which he had live streamed prosecutors say he was more to me to buy anti semitism and xenophobia. john nobody different political correspondents almost total in bundaberg whether trying to use taking place thomas it's the 1st tee off the trial what is happening today. it's the 1st day of a trial that's being described as the biggest case in the history of this state saxony on top it. is located and you could certainly sense the importance of that case today dozens and dozens of journalists attending this process this process also protests in front of the courthouse here in fact about people specifically trying to commemorate the victims trying to state the importance of prevention us some people a

jed york says wearing a mask is a must if fans want to attend sporting events in the future. >> we haveabout our loved ones that are at risk, and we do need to do everything that we can to stop the spread of this disease. and the one thing that almost everybody can unite around is wearing a mask. it's not that difficult. >> at some point we will have fans back in the stadiums and you will have to wear a mask. the initiative will start with 200,000 masks and could reach 500,000 if there's enough demand. >>> up next, a drive-through orientation. see the unique way students in the east bay experienced their first day of school. awesome internet. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] for the ultimate in-home wifi, click, call or visi

jed was released by iranian state media and it all happened over syria when the liner was on its way from tehran to beirut during the emergency maneuver the sudden jolt cause passengers to hit their heads on the roof of the cabin and left sprawling on the floor the u.s. military insists its aircraft kept a safe distance while conducting a visual inspection we discussed the situation with politics professor in around 4 and as avi. obviously the policy of maximum pressure campaign on your own is not working and resorting to these type of tactics terrorizing women and children on a civilian airliner. not supposed to be in this corridor air corridor so there. should not be approaching a civilian airliner that's illegal and should not be in syria. the syrian government has asked the united states to leave its to the syria is an independent plan to be sold by gauging these type of activities that have violated the chicago convention they have syria's solvency. they did not do this before this is. an airliner that has been going to lebanon for many many years this is the 1st time they have

. >> it looks like that's the case, steve, brian, jed, good morning. but you know, washington,

he played jed stewart and i played gorge custer. and all of the others were there westhey had graduated point into the calvary and it was the story of the capture of john brown. -- people sayand cowboy actor, good lord, my biggest fight with warner bros. is would not let me do pictures like that. i was doing drawing room comedies and so forth. "they died with their boots on," the story of george custer. i had played him once. i played himaid once in that part is mine now. but errol flynn played george custer. william: commentators and some formal presidents have talked of the loneliness of the president the -- the presidency. you seem to approach the job with great relish. do you find it lonely or burdensome? how would you describe it? pres. reagan: no, i don't. peopleunded myself with i have confidence in and believe in. i don't think i sit here all alone and decide everything by myself. as i say, i want to hear everybody's viewpoint. i don't give any indication of lean while i hear those viewpoints. members whoabinet were under ot

although, i've questioned and my mine if jed is the best qualified to run for president, but i hope you won't. he will get all my enemies, all his brothers, and there are other families. i refused to accept that this great country isn't raising other wonderful people. >> barbara bush, you walk in this first lady. in the sense of the blank slate where you can create your own agenda. >> yes. i guess. i'm not sure i know exactly what that means, but people are overly nice to me, and i feel it every single day. bought my friends have to look for parking places. i don't have to look for parking places. my friends call me and say, would you mind taking me to whoever we are going, because they have to do those things. they have to wait in line at the airport. yes, you can't create your own plan, and it is a great privilege, and you ought to take advantage of it, because you can help people. >> how do you pick your causes? >> because i know truthfully, that every single problem in america would be better if more people could read, write, and comprehend. we would be able to compete with the rest

jed asked her solace was at the house, but was not injured. law enforcement says it doesn't know of any specific threats against her. last week, jeff solace was assigned to a lawsuit against deutsche bank against jeffrey epstein. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: chevron has agreed to buy noble energy for $5 billion, the biggest energy transaction since the virus triggered an extreme slump in shale. we spoke with mike worth. a deal that builds on chevron's strength. these are high quality assets at a fair price. i think it shows why we are different than many others in our sector. this isn't just about the permian basin. impressiveery ,osition in the mediterranean africa, colorado. it is a diversified company with assets that share our capabilities well, and their shareholders of access to a stronger dividend, and they retain some upside exposure to a recovery in the economy on price. >> it

jed and brian, do you know what that means today is. brian: i.e.d.s of march?ething else that was supposed to happen three months ago today we were supposed to file our federal taxes and today

we will hear prerecorded statements from senator jed cruz, joni ernst, rand paul. any questions that anyone may have, we will respond after everybody has spoken. now i would like to ask senator marsha blackburn to speak, and thank you for joining. sen. blackburn: thank you so much. i am thrilled to join you all today. we are in tennessee, and we are out working. but first, to citizens against government waste, thank you so much for your consistency and bringing these issues forward. you just mentioned the 2011 earmark ban. that is something that was vitally important to us in the house, and if it had been held to, we would not now be at $26 trillion in debt. mounting every year. one of the ways to keep a handle on it is to eliminate earmarks and to get rid of these things that have no federal nexus. that is something we should continue to hold steadfast to, and again, i want to say thank you so much to citizens against government waste for continuing on abouthe pressure holding spending accountable, finding ways to rein in not only the legislative branch, but the ,

. >> who were trumbull and jed? he ran against lincoln for the first senate race 1855 and the republican party is made of these various elements former way exam democrats and liberty party so the state legislature is choosing the senator and lincoln had the majority of the votes. he only needed five to win the nomination for the senate in 1855. trouble supporters of former democrat were not willing to go with lincoln because he was from the wind party so they held out to look like it would be a stalemate and lincoln was worried if neither one that the third candidate was more pro- southern and slavery so he turned all the his 47 to trumbull to allow him to become a senator his friends couldn't figure it out and mary was so upset she hardly spoke to mrs. trumbull but lincoln went to his victory party and shook his hand and as a result of not making an enemy and jed become his great supporters in 1858 and norman jed is a key figure too many election and 60. somehow if you don't treat those people that hurt you to brin

he wanted to know about jed, who is here today, but who then was 11. he also wanted to know what i thought about a recently published book called, the brethren. [laughter] we spent a good bit of time talking about the insanity defense. finally he closed by saying, what were those professors who recommended you think if you clerked for me? three days later he called, saying, i know you are going through some tough times, i wanted to tell as soon as i made up my mind that i chose you. i never asked how he knew that my mother was in the last weeks of her battle with cancer. i came to understand that that thoughtfulness was a characteristic of warren burger. literally dozens of books and hundreds of law review articles have been written about the burger court, the chief justice himself, and various decisions made during that time. it is fair to say that taken as a whole, consensus view emerges about the burger court and warren burger himself. the two, of course, are related, but are not the same. the former is a label of a dozen justices and commendations.

jed, good morning to you. it is the 16th day of july and,

duriuncement, ceo jed york and for not emphasized the simplicity of wearing a mask to help stop the spreadot that difficult. larry just made a great point of coaches and players wearing them. it's just something that if we want fans back in our ballparks, if we want to get back to normal, this is a very very simple step for us to be a part of. >> the 49ers and the giants, along with partners dignity health and knbr hope to give away more than half 1 million masks. >>> we all know the coronavirus is impacting sports my but some of them are taking place without fans. nascar now hosted its largest crowd since the pandemic began. >> a big day for sports, wednesday. nascar, hosting the largest sporting event since the pandemic hit in march. 20,000 were socially distant throughout the grandstands in thunderous crowd, but after four months of silence, race winner, chase elliott, says it was good to have fans back at vibe was . back, and that fire and intensity was back even more so than it has been. >> meanwhile the countdown for the next world cup begins. fifa, releasing the schedule for the soc

district court judge was shot to death jed at their home in north brunswick, new jersey.tigators saying that the gunman was dressed as a fedex driver when he approached the home arranged 5:00 p.m. when he got to the front door, knocked to ring the door belle and then he shot and killed 20-year-old daniel and then also shot the judge's husband, mark, multiple times as both of them came to the door. the judge herself was not injured in the shooting. the fbi investigating the shooting tweeting out that they're looking for just one suspect at this time. right now nobody is in custody. the motive sun clear. jillian: salas the first district judge in new jersey nominated to her current position by president barack obama. she has received threats in the past. right now it's unclear if she was the intended target. rob: deadly shooting comes just days after assigned to work on a case related to jeffrey epstein. story still developing. active scene around that home as the investigation continues. bring you updates throughout the morning as we get them. her son and husband both shot

for months now, donald trump has attacked mail-in voting, tweeting jed about how the 2020 election will be votely rigged if mail-in voting is allowed to take place. at the same time, we have heard about issues with mail slowing down. americans from coast to coast have been impacted. now power users of the system are blowing the whistle about what's going on like this small business owner who has been mailing an average of 100 packages a week for years. she says up to 10% of her mail is now taking weeks to be delivered, with some stuck in the system for over a month. the president has attacked the united states post office, refusing to provide them relief during this pandemic and demanding they up their prices. he's also installed his crony as postmaster general last month, a trump mega donor who established major operational changes that could slow mail delivery. so he put his guy in, now the nail is slower. now the usps says americans voting by mail should allow every ballot to take 14 days. it seems pretty clear that the trump administration is trying to diseven franchise people by cr

for instance vs and i fall in this the past must be acknowledged but the past also must be seen as jed's that if one stays mired in the past you can't really move forward so i can see the past as. i would see the past as very much a lie it exists in the form of memories and inside those both individual and collective hatred is nothing but anger stored inside it is important to understand that anger and if that anger is acknowledged is dissolved. so i really like meeting roger i found super interesting and educated and thoughtful and i find this idea of transgenerational historical justice and memory fascinating i guess my concern is how people can be held responsible for the crimes of the past and i think even should be. mitra came across as sincere in his call for india's 200000000 muslims to somehow accept blame for the actions of previous generations even. cheating it in practice seems on workable. but under the be j.p. the state is imposing its own forms of historical redress. so i'm trying to find or is a road on google maps because i grew up among the streets but if you type in ora

consulate in chengdu and taking control of it today joining me now is jed kemp he is a cnbc contributor fred, welcome back where do you think this battle leads? >> i think this is going to be decided in decades and not in presidential terms what you've heard last week from secretary pompeo's speech at the nixon library, that followed a speech by attorney general william barr, fbi leader chris wray, the national security adviser o'brien. this was a fuselage of american speakers really laying down things as a new cold war with china. but what's wrong about calling it a new cold war, kelly, is it looks backwards, and this is totally new. the u.s. has never had a peer competitor this capable before across all the realms of competition, technology, political, military, and the chinese have never had this degree of world power before, so they'll be making decisions they've never made before. they went to 2% global gdp to 20% last year. no country in modern history has ever grown that quickly and they're growing accustomed with power and how to exercise it, and we're going to have to manage th

that was then assessed jed afternoon and we took the decision as swiftly as we could.apologies for doing so. we must be able to take swift, decisive action, particularly in relation to localized or internationally in relation to spain a particular country where we see we must take action. otherwise we risk reinfection into the uk. >> reporter: now it's worth keeping in mind that spain is a major holiday destination for british travellers. millions go there every year, and right now is peak seen. season. so not only is this decision a major headache for people who are there or planning a holiday there, it's also a significant blow to the spanish economy, which relies heavily on tourism. and like many others has been battered by the coronavirus pandemic. response so far from the spanish government has been relatively diplomatic. the foreign ministry spokes woman said in a statement that the spanish government considers the situation under control. outbreaks are localized. isolated and controlled. spain is a safe country, she says, who respects the decisions taken by the

you want me best about jed's. of course as you can see we give him his share not match what he takes it. and s. wanted to find out whether they could pay to get one of the accused off the bone to the clark worked he got i mean to see the judge. the amount of money needed to tim seen in a judge's light this is no small a nurse says that this judge wanted around free $1000.00 more than a month's salary for a high court justice who spoke to him where the kids were given their narration and they who demanded that their money be given to him so that's what you can see here is the man that has been given to you and your brother and have to 8000 c.d.'s and over but the judge wants to make sure he gets a further amount he offers to meet the defendant in person to sort out the paperwork. after the money is finally handed over the lucky gift. and i'm praying his 3 hole accuse will get long sentences as the oil companies state owned it's the people of ghana we've just lost out is this kind of corruption which provides ferd's

. >> 49ers ceo jed york and giants ceo taking part in a virtual news conference today.ong with their partner, dignity health, are producing cloth masks in support of governor newsom's wear a mask public awareness campaigns. those masks will go to frontline workers in the bay area at first but there will be a chance for fans to get one. >>> the downside of wearingot ag 'she breakouts. up next, how to keep your skin clear behind a mask. >>> and dan is here with what we have coming up on abc7 news at 5:00. >>> new at blo blackouts has regulators requiring cell towers to add back-up power. >>> the barber who refuses to shut down and the financial support pouring in. >>> oakland's police chief answers critics who say she is playing with the politics of fear. fear. thoscalifornia phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. ♪ oh, oh, (announcer)®! ♪ once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes lik

sweet came up seared don't know the name of the individual person made the recommendation and he said jed person a, b, c. and then through he loses the codes we tricks himself and ends up not knowing whose favorite blog to which scholar. so sometimes these things cannot only paralyze you because you're fighting with others was sometimes a tactic used to protect yourself can rebound against you. >> i actually like to jump in with a question before we move on. this is a little bit of a different question when you think of evans and novak there the high watermark. but in this area we have technology and social media where many people are weighing a new have limited if any journalistic background. but we also have government officials going to the various individuals. and we have that they're leaking important information. what do you think about that? especially in the trump administration where there is the attempt to smear and destroy people who are serving honorably. once leading to a lot of churn and turn over. >> at the good question about leaking. where found in the book is a constant

to assist any other state or city which requests help the moment this bloodshed must stand displayed jed will and today i'm announcing a surge of federal law enforcement into american communities plagued by violent crime will work every single day to restore public safety protect our nation's children and bring violent perpetrators to justice well chicago's mayor has called on witnesses to come forward after an overnight shootout at a funeral left 15 people injured mourners were shot at by gang members who were driving by on chicago's south side several targets of the shooting returned fire attackers fled after crashing their car every 160 murders in chicago between late june and july. is a symptom a symptom of communities that are crying out young men who don't believe that they have a future other than being part of one of these games or factions or cliques who believe that their future only lives on a corner and not college or career. meanwhile protests in portland are entering a 56 that they despite president trumps controversial deployment of the federal police there more than a 100

jed over to you. jedediah: just call me and then i'll play that tape for everyone so everyone have a happy saturday. we'll see you back here tomorrow griff: that's right have a safe and wonderful saturday and tune in right here for the life and celebration for john lewis. pete: see you guys tomorrow. david: fox on top of officials on alert. seattle bracing for protests later today after more unrest unfolding in portland, oregon. portland mayor ted wheeler doesn't want the president's help in his city. meet the governor of another state who welcomes that help. >> plus the race to reopen the nation with just over 100 days until the election. is it the violence or the virus that has voters attention? all this as family and friends of congressman john lewis gather in his hometown of troy, alabama to honor and remember the civil rights hero. we will talk to martin luther king iii about all this that's coming up. >> welcome everyone i'm david asman, in for neil cavuto. you are watching cavuto live, we begin

we should be grateful and remember today, jed. jedediah: i will be growing some vegetables in pete's honor, so that's good. don't forget to catch the president's salute to america tonight, 6:30 p.m. right here on the fox news channel. ♪ neil: all right. go forth and have a good time. well, that depends on where they're allowing you to have a good time. you're looking at this country, a cross-section of clearwater, florida and beaches around the los angeles area where they're dealing with spikes in cases in all of these regions here. but it's what's going on in florida right now, even though clearwater not affected, where many of the beaches are closed, particularly in the miami-dade area. what triggered this move. also talk about other things that are being contracted as we peek right now to get us over -- speak right now. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto and, well, happy 4th. and with everything we've been through, it is remarkable that we keep going through it, and we keep smiling in the face of it and dealing with it all. a

i was here covering it with jed and jason chaffetz. unbelievable what you are looking at. union president's office. it was under control. obviously, guys, i will tell you this, there may be peaceful protest there, but there is also law and order that is not under control there and there is a criminal violent element that is running portland's streets right now. we saw last week 23 million in damages to downtown businesses. got a lot worse this weekend, steve. steve: sure, indeed. in fact, yesterday, it was very clear that there was a peaceful protest and then a very well organized group showed up and i think i read in one of the papers up in seattle somebody was districting baseball bats. we heard that story last week just before the brawl on thee bs there does seem to be some sort of organization involved. by the way, in addition to what we just showed you on the west coast, in chicago, 58 people were shot. 9 dead. the fraternal order of police is asking for the president to step in because the mayor won't do anything, they say. step in, mr. president, to stop the chaos,

the 49er masks will go out later this summer. 49ers ceo jed york emphasized the importance and simplicityf wearing a mask to protect people. >> coaches and players wearing them. it's something that if we want fans back in our ballparks, if we want to get back to life as normal, this is a very, very simple step for us all to be a part of. >> 49ers and giants along with partners dignity health and knbr6:80 a.m. hope to give away more than half a million masks. the giveaway is in support of governor newsom's wear a mask public awareness campaign. >>> the pandemic has had a big impact on sports. we know that. golf has started up, although no fans are allowed. and then last night nascar actually hosted its biggest crowd, it was close to about 30,000 people at a race there. it is the biggest crowd that nascar has had since the pandemic began. reporter marianne rafferty now with more on the state of sports in america. >> reporter: a big day for sports wednesday. nascar hosting the largest sporting event in the u.s. since the pandemic hit in march. at least were socially distanced throughout the