i'm not going to ask you to comment, matt finn.oronavirus shutdown mass quarantines destroy countless small businesses. restaurants hit especially hard. a study released by yale found that the majority of restaurants temporary shutdown orders will never again be open. so in may, cnc breakfast and korean kitchen in colorado, a very popular restaurant divided states shutdown orders but the business closed anyway. they serve their last meal on sunday. the owners join us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. so the reason i was so anxious to talk to you, you wrote i think on facebook a, post about what you learned about your government as you went through the saga of having a restaurant closed, defying the order, trying to open again and trying to survive in this environment. what you just tell our viewers, will you summarize it for t us? >> oh, man, this environment for business is brutal. it seems like you work so hard for something and then you get so restricted that you can't function normally and it doesn't seem like any consider

matt finn's live in chicago. >> over the long holiday weeke weekend, she says it's an unsolved murder. darris dj lane jr. was born at chicago's hospital and that's the same places but he was taken after he was shot to death in late march. a 6-year-old was shot in the upper body and back. and someone hopped out of a silver bmw and fired at him. her mother was washing dishes. her son's body was surrounded by red tape. now valencia says her son's killer has not been caught and she feels there's more police could do about it because there is video evidence. she said her son had wisdom beyond his years and dreams for the future. chicago police report indicates that dj was a black disciple gang member but dj's mother indicates she thinks police were making an assumption. has mother is making the same plea, one that the superintendent is making for that code of silence to be broken and for people to speak out. >> trace: matt finn lie for us in chicago. djs mother joins us now along with teal hardiman who fights for peace and social change as the executive director of violence interrupt her's

in chicago i am matt finn for fox to" news. >>> witnesses told police that last night around 5:40 pm they saw a young woman get out of a car at rotary way and catalonia away. she ran towards an apartment complex. she was yelling "help me! don't let them take me!" the suspect sped away with the woman and during a short police chase, the suspect in the vehicle escaped. if you have any information, please call of alejo police. ray bogan has more on the latest surge in coronavirus cases. >> we are allowing governors and local mayors to weigh in on mandates and orders. >> reporter: they say their will not be an order to wear masks nationwide. it comes the governor of new jersey is calling for a national directive. >> we went through and we cannot afford to go through it again. we need a national strategy and i think a mask is the core of that. >> reporter: president donald trump will be holding a rally on saturday and he is encouraging the wearing of masks. he tweeted on sunday that "new china deaths are up. but it is this claim on the july 4th holiday that his staff is working to explain

. >> harris: matt finn, live in a suburb of chicago with more. matt?re in naperville, every morning parents will have to sign off that they are sending their children to school without a fever and without symptoms, and there will be many other covid precautions in place by the time students enter this school. >> each day, our children are taking risks by riding a bike, crossing the street, and i just feel like this is worth the risk. >> this suburban chicago mother is choosing to send three children back to school and about one month. >> my children learn best having a teacher in front of them. >> naperville central high school is roughly 2700 students in an affluent chicago suburb. this fall, students can learn entirely online or return to school for a hybrid year. >> this is what a classroom normally looks like. you can see the desks are clustered and facing each other to encourage collaboration. that will have to end. the district also tells us that soft surfaces, like this chair and threw carpet, will have to be taken out because they can't be easi

matt finn reporting live at wrigley field in chicago. >> for the first time since the pandemic shut downg training back in march, workouts and practices are happening at ballparks across the field including here at the legendary wrigley field. the practices are a little bit different. players are in staggered groups. the cubs players just took to the field for the first time in months, saw them do a round of lbo bombs versus any other contact. the players are required to have their temperature checked and tested before hitting the field and this year's makeshift major league season will have just 60 games and teams will only play other teams within their region to reduce nationwide travel. here in chicago, players health is a major concern. 38-year-old cubs pitching coach recently overcame a brutal battle with covid-19. he says he has no underlying issues, was wearing a mask, but got crushed. took him 30 days to finally test negative, and he battled depression. >> i think dude i do something wrong? could i have -- how could i put my family and that kind of situation? >> fortunately, that

prosecutor suggested a diversion program to avoid time in court. >> bret: matt finn, thanks.me house republicans want one of their own leaders to step down from leadership. [ 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 ] since you're heading off to dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows how much stuff, or dissolved solids, gets left behind. our tap water is 220. brita? 110... seriously? but zerowater- let me guess. zero? yup, that's how i know it is the purest-tasting water. i need to find the receipt for that. oh yeah, you do. >> bret: there is something out political mutiny among house republicans. one of the top figures is the . this exploded today at the meeting of the house republican conference chaired by liz cheney of wyoming. there are some conservatives who believe cheney has been too deferential toward dr. anthony fauci

matt finn, great reporting. now, meet a puppy with a purpose.ng to be helping a military veteran and first responder who needs it. the vice president and chief content officer, and she is raising ace. is so good to see you. tell me about a.c.e. what is he like? >> it is fantastic to see you, kristin. ace is the fourth service dog i've raised on the job. he is ten weeks old from america's vet dogs, and i am very proud that he will go on to be an assistance dog for either a veteran, and active duty service member, or a first responder with a disability and the demand for service dogs has greater than ever. with this pandemic, think about all of those first responders, the doctors, the nurses, the paramedics, a lot of whom will be struggling with ptsd and really need a puppy like this. >> kristin: that is such a great point, and i remember when you had your first service dog. >> that's right, he was named for a wounded marina. >> kristin: does it ever get easier to say good-bye to these dogs that you've grown to know and love? >> that's a wonderful

matt finn got a preview of how one district is rushing to get ready. >> a short while ago, chicago's unveiled a tentative plan for this fall, juniors and seniors entirely online, most other students in class roughly two days a week. this is right outside chicago, this district is moving forward with what it calls a hybrid plan and just about a couple weeks from now, every student and teacher has the option to go entirely online, otherwise they can go to school in person. this particular district model requires that every morning, parents must confirm their children have no fever or symptoms, classes will be held roughly every other day, desks will be 6 feet apart, no collaboration, and many other precautions such as one-way halls. we talked to one working mother who says she has weighed her options and is sending all of her kids from elementary to high school back to class. >> as a mom of three students planning to return to school this fall, there is a wide variety of emotions. we are excited to get back in the classroom because we know that the best place for their learning but at

for now let's begin with the correspondent on the ground in chicago tonight, matt finn with all that is happening right now. matt, a busy day and night. >> and harris, the new disturbing video reveals each step of a highly organized mob so i'll attack again chicago police department, the base of the statue that sent 18 officers to the hospital. one recovering this evening with a broken eye socket, the other a broken kneecap. thousands of protesters friday evening watching to tear down the christopher columbus statue. writers then blend in and talk of umbrellas to shield their identities. then a person drops off all types of weapons including frozen water bottles that were thrown at police, also rocks and explosives. cpd also says pvc pipe that was holding banners was intentionally sharpened again thrown at police. today chicago's top cop acknowledges there were alleged incidents of brutality at the friday night riot and says they will be investigated, but for now the police superintendent says all of his officers must wear their protective gear to all protests going forward, because i

white house with the president's comment about the violence and we start off with correspondent matt finn and the situation in chicago. matt. >> georgia stuc governor deployg troops to protect state buildings and the governor's mansion and the governor sink they'll allow lon lock in for cement. once again come up plaguing the city over the weekend. >> to see my daughter on the table with a gunshot wound to the poor had come in. >> seven year old wallace was killed over the weekend in chicago and she played outside with her siblings. >> visualize the seven-year-old child leading to death in the family is there. >> amongst the innocent victims come up people's a 14-year-old jones was shot and killed by gang members on the fourth of july. >> if black lives don't matter to us, how the heck is it going to matter to anybody else? >> chicago police a nearly 90 people were shot since the beginning of the long weekend on thursday. 17 people were killed. even though 1200 additional officers were added to the streets for the holiday. today, chicago's police superintendent david brown says there's ho

matt finn has more on one district's hybrid system and what it could look like this fall. >> reportery school districts nation wild deciding whether to return to class during the pandemic. >> each day our children are taking risks by riding a bike, crossing the street, and this is worth the risk. >> reporter: this mother is sending her children back to school. >> my children learn best having a teacher in front of them. >> reporter: students can choose online or return for a hybrid year. every morning parents must confirm their children have no fevers or symptoms. class is roughly every other day. many other safety precautions like rearranged classrooms. this is what a classroom normally looks like. you can see the desks are clustered and facing each other to encourage collaboration. that will have to end. and the district also tells us that soft surfaces will have to be taken out because they can't be easily sanitized on a daily basis. and this is what the modified classroom looks like. the desks are 6 feet apart, they're facing one direction, no collaboration. the superintendent say

get reaction in a moment from president trump's acting homeland security secretary but for us to matt finn who is covering the story today in chicago. >> yet another deadly and violent fourth of july holiday. this time a 7-year-old girl and 14-year-old boy are among the dead, innocent victims. fernando jones was shot and killed on the city southside on the fourth of july and he just graduated from the eighth grade. 7-year-old natalia wallace was shot and killed in the head as she played with her siblings outside. here is her father. >> to see my daughter on the table with a gunshot wound to the forehead, it hurts me that my youngest daughter is no longer here. that i will not be able to talk to her or hold her or tell her anything, bedtime stories or anything. >> today, chicago's police superintendent david brown is insisting the city's home monitoring system has got to be overhauled and also publicly criticizing the people who he calls the decision makers for giving violent offenders light sentences. brown says his officers made 98 gun arrests over the weekend and recovered a 173 illegal

matt finn is going to explain what we will encounter on board. >> the device looks like the beveragedown the aisle that emits ultraviolet light that is supposed to significantly reduce bacteria. the devices are putting back being put into service in new york and florida as part of a pilot program. the ultraviolet light can clean a cabinet in less than 10 minutes but can be dangerous to skin and eyes of the plane must be empty. jetblue is slated to be the first airline to test the light which honeywell set has been used in hospitals and demonstrated to be over 90% effective on all kinds of pathogens. studies are underway to determine effectiveness against covid-19, preliminary results from boston university indicates ultraviolet light can inactivate covid-19. other airlines are in talks to bring these robots on board so you may see when the next time you are at an airport, whenever that is, tucker. >> tucker: interesting, kind of ominous. i am anti-robot. thank you. well, coronavirus shut down quarantines destroyed countless small businesses, restaurants hit especially hard. a study r

. >> harris: matt finn now live from chicago with the latest. matt?harris, a short while ago the white house once again showed its support for the st. louis couple that insists they were just protecting themselves. here is the white house press secretary with the president's reaction to the mccloskeys being charged with a felony. >> it is absolutely absurd what is happening to the mccloskeys. he noted this is an extreme abuse of power by the prosecutor, and noteworthy that the prosecutor, in many cases, it's been brought to her attention that she has failed to charge violent writers, but instead she's charging the individuals who are defending themselves from violent protesters. >> mark and patricia mccloskey are charged for a felony unlawful use of a weapon. the st. louis circuit attorney, kimberly gardner, writes in part, "it is illegal to waive weapons in a threatening manner at those participating in a nonviolent protest. while we are fortunate the situation did not escalate into deadly force, this type of conduct is unacceptable in st. louis." ga

. >> bill: matt finn, thank you. a two-minute warning, we will see that sticks.the white house. a beautiful day in the rose garden. a push to reopen schools, there were concerns about getting kids back in the school safely. i will speak to a doctor about that. we should see the mexican president and we will hear what they have to say together as they have a rare moment on the international stage during these covid times. back in a moment. ♪ what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> bill: our timing was only off by 18 seconds. let's drop in. >> tremendous pleasure to welcome everyone to the white house. my good friend, we've had a great relationship. mr. president we are moved that you chose to make your firstborn visit since taking office, very successfully taking office i might add to be with us at the white house. the relationship between the united states and mexico has never been closer than it is right now. as the president said a little while ago, people were betting against that. they were bet

matt finn is following the story live from chicago. matt? >> that st. were just defending themselves and their home in their private neighborhood shortly after the death of george floyd george floyd because nationwide nationwide rioting and looting. mark mccloskey and following an incident following peaceful unarmed protesters on june 28th. they are participating in nonviolent protests. while we are fortunate that situation did not escalate into deadly force, this type of conduct is unacceptable in st. louis. gardner said she brought charges after a thorough investigation by police but, police reportedly discovered the guns were not loaded and mark mccloskey's was a fake. mark mccloskey tells fox news he was advised to fill people with his cell phone companies so that taking out his guns, but he asked how that would help if hundreds of people broke into his home. >> the people that broke into my neighborhood, the prosecutor and the circuit attorney has apparently decided that her job as a prosecutor isn't to keep us safe from criminals but to keep the c

. >> bill: matt finn, thank you for that in chicago. going to bring in karl rove, good day to you. just curious, may be in a political sense how voters see this. do they see a law and order president going back to 2016 trying to take charge with these federal agents in portland for example, or do they see a former vice president who is laying back a little bit to see how all of this plays out, what is your sense? >> first, let's take what they most obviously see and that is an overbought prosecutor who is doing the stupid thing. here's a couple who i have not seen any footage of them pointing their weapons at people, but think about it. the prosecutor says it's wrong for you to display a weapon, to defend your home when people have broken through a fence in an iron gate, walked over trespassing signs and are in a private neighborhood walking down a private street, a large mob, and there's nothing wrong with that, but it's wrong to have a display a couple of weapons in a state that has protect your home law. it's absolutely right to say that he is going to take action against her an

matt finn live at wrigley field in chicago, with a big smile on his face, as i know many are excited tt. >> how can you not smile on a day like today, leland? for the first time since the pandemic shutdown spring training in march, practices and workouts are happening across the country today, including here at the legendary wrigley field. practices are going to look a little different. players will be in staggered groups and they were only be one diamond for use. each player will undergo a physical examination with health a major concern here. 30-year-old cubs pitching coach recently overcame a brutal battle with covid-19. he said he was hospitalized, he battled depression, and it took them 30 days to finally test negative. this year's major league season will have to 68 games and noticeably different, the players are being asked not to spit and pictures will be able to carry a wet rag in the back pocket for moisture instead of licking their fingers. the schedule will be regionally based to reduce travel. opening day, it's going to be just about three weeks from today. we will see so

matt finn is live in chicago. >> sandra: more breaking news reaction floating the idea of an electionough the white house has a try to clarify that the white house was just asking a question. john roberts is back with us from the north lawn of the white house. >> that's first of all put up the tweet that sparked this conflagration this morning that was issued in the past hour by the president saying with universal male encoding, not absentee voting which is good, 2020 will be be the most inaccurate and fraudulent election in history, and it will be a great embarrassment to american history. delay the election until people can properly securely and safely vote. i contacted as senior administration officials saying what exactly is the president getting at here, is he throwing chum in the water or delaying the election and i was told the president is simply raising a question whereas democrats are proposing an entirely new system of massive mail-in voting and it will be -- sorry, that will result in enormous delays in the election results. the suggestion being, we aren't going to know po

matt finn. dr. nina ratcliff with us. i do want to talk to you a little bit about the various states efforts illinois chief among them right know you to force the mask issue, the governor in georgia not recommending it but not trying to force it, but before i get to that, what you might have heard about what's going on now to make it a little bit better for kids going back to high school where they're separated but some of the stringent requirements keep desks six feet apart will be applying to elementary and middle school kids as well. how easy is that going to be to fool? >> well i think we need to give kits credit and they're actually very adaptable and they look to peers and teacher and they act better at school and i find that children are able to learn and adapt to different changes better than adults in some cases i do think it's possible and i do think that kids can do this. neil: all right, let's switch to the mask situation right now, as you know better than two dozen companies, cvs, walmart, sam's club, walgree

matt finn on all of that. >>> meanwhile, taking your attention to washington.rt weighing in on so-called faithless electors. in other words, for the electoral vote, all the electors which include a number of senators and representatives from each state vote in sync with the popular vote will of the people in that state. but many oftentimes go their own way. the supreme court effectively saying you can't do that. judge andrew napolitano with us to weigh in on all of this. judge, what do you think? >> well, good afternoon, neil. always a pleasure to be with you. this supreme court ruling on the so-called faithless electors only pertains to the states that tell the electors you must vote as promised. believe it or not, 40 states are silent on the issue and so an elector from a state like new jersey, where you and i live and vote, for example, if new jersey went for joe biden but this elector decided to vote for donald trump or donald duck, there would be no violation of any new jersey law and the supreme court opinion would be moot. but for the states involved in

matt finn is live in terre haute, indiana, where the situation seems change by the hour. >> inmate danielvia lethal injection in this federal prison behind me. as you just read with the breaking news his execution is now on hold once again. 47-year-old lee is convicted of murdering a husband and a wife and her 8-year-old daughter in 1996. the family of those murder victims has been pleading relating not to be executed. most recent, lee was scheduled to be put to death back in december. now today the family of the murder victim has been arguing for another delay. and that includes the families 81-year-old grandmother. >> to do this right now, it feels like a slap in the face to our family. does my grandma's life matter at all? and i just don't know that it does to anyone. because no one seems to listen. >> that woman is a relative of one of the murder victims. as it turns out the family will not have to travel today. attorney general bill barr announced last year, set to be put to death under the trump administration's return to capital punishment. no capital punishment today, the executio

matt finn's live in chicago with details on this continuing horror. >> herrick once again, this citythe city of chicago, the fourth of july holiday weekend is violent and deadly. this time a 7-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy are among the innocent victims. the 14-year-old fernando jones was shot and killed on chicago's south side on the fourth of july, he just graduated from eighth grade. also, 7-year-old natalia wallace was shot in the head and killed as she played with her siblings outside. here is her father. >> to see my daughter on the table with a gunshot wound to the forehead, it hurts me. let my youngest daughter is no longer here, i won't be able to hold her or talk to her, tell her bedtime stories, anything. >> this weekend 14 people were murdered, 40 people were shot, 77 shooting incidents but these numbers are only from 6:00 p.m. friday to midnight last night. the tally of the full weekend violence here is are usually higher and there is anger on the streets. >> if black lives don't matter to us, how is it supposed to matter to anyone else? that's what i want to know.

matt finn went inside one such school in suburban chicago.is here with more. >> julie, the school district is moving forward with its plans to reopen in a matter of weeks. every morning, parents will have to digitally confirm that they are sending their children to school without a fever and without symptoms, and by the time classes actually start, students will be greeted with many more covert precautions in place. >> each day, our children are taking risks by writing banks, crossing the street, and i just feel like this is worth the risk. >> the suburban chicago mother is choosing to send her three children back to school in about one month. >> my children work best having a teacher in front of them. >> they have roughly 2700 students in an affluent chicago suburb. they can learn an entirely online return to school for a hybrid here. >> this is what a classroom normally looks like. you can see the desks are clustered and facing each other to encourage collaboration. that will have to end. the district also tells us that soft surfaces will h