earlier we spoke with michael fox a freelance journalist in the southern brazilian city of florian aapl s i asked him to talk to us 1st about the numbers officially 42000 official khurana deaths and that as authorities start to ease lockdown measures that's right according to a recent study the real figure because of under reporting and a lack of testing the real figure could be as much as 7 times higher in terms of that of the number infected right and the deaths could be much higher as well it's in extremely extremely complicated moment and like you said they're now starting to reopen economy cell paul was the main place that we've been watching just over this last week yesterday they started a real. open stores shopping malls are now open for reduced periods of time and of course there are safety measures there they have to be taking people's temperatures people can only be in certain certain stores or a certain number of people but it's also created these queues outside the stores for people waiting to get inside some of the streets are packed like we have not seen in sao paulo in a

i was very inspired by the time you brought michael j. foxo the "back to the future" sketch. and so i tried to raise money for covid-related charities and it started with "goonies", and it ended up being a tremendous success. >> jimmy: i feel like you could have done that by yourself. >> either way, i was going to do it, or get josh brolin. it's much less goofy to do it for an audience and for a charity. >> jimmy: who was the first goony to join? >> chunk, jeff, who is an entertainment lawyer. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, he's a great entertainment lawyer. and sean astin. when mikey says yes, everybody says yes. including steven spielberg, which is mind-boggling. >> jimmy: steven spielberg, i remember a story about your grandpa doing something with steven spielberg, what am i remembering? >> yeah, my grandfather, joseph greenblatt, god bless his soul. he did a video for spibeelrg, he commemorated his experiences during the holocaust. he felt like steven owed him one on behalf of his, at the time 15-year-old grandson, so he writes steven a lette

i was very inspired by the time you brought michael j. foxtch. and so i tried to raise money for covid-related charities and it started with "goonies", and it ended up being a tremendous success. >> jimmy: i feel like you could have done that by yourself. >> either way, i was going to do it, or get josh brolin. >> jimmy: who was the first fwo goony to join? >> chunk, jeff, who is an entertainment lawyer. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, he's a great entertainment lawyer. and sean astin. >> jimmy: steven spielberg, i remember a story about your grand pa doing something with steven spielberg, what am i remembering? >> yeah, my grandfather, joseph gre greenblatt, god bless his soul. he felt like steven owed him one on behalf of his, at the time 15-year-old grandson, so he writes steven a letter, which he starts off "dear stevie", and it's basically, the sum of it is, i did a video for you, now put my son in like jurassic park two. it was like something to the equivalent of just make my son a tar star in one of your films now. >> jimmy: it didn't work,

federal judge to dismiss the case against president trump former national security adviso, michael flynn asks foxthe department of justice this after flynn's lawyer said the case was concocted and slammed government misconduct against michael flynn p watch this. >> to make us go through that process when thewh ultimate rest has to be the grant of the motion to dismiss. the government is just wasting resources out the wall zoo pursuing this. and the toll is taken on the defendant. liz: remember this case involves the fbi saying there is nothing there, no derogatory evidence against michael flynn as of early june or 2017 and also allegations that the fbi tried to corner michael flynn in a perjury trap. here's what's going on, emmett sullivan scheduled a july 16. next tuesday to hear from both sides, the judge could decide and motion to dismiss by the end of july which could possibly have a new round of appeals. let's welcome to the show in a fox business exclusive justice department woman kerri kupec, your thoughts on this case and what's happening now. >> the arguments are pretty interesting, they

fox news. struck michael jordan is donating $100 million to social injustice campaigns.e made that announcement today. the money will be given to help fund causes that face racial inequality and greater access to education. jordan said the jordan brand is us the black community. we represent a proud family that is overcome obstacles, fought against discrimination, and work every day to erase the stain of racism and the damage of injustice. >>> firefighters on the ground. takers and helicopters making drops from above. the latest on a series of arson that burned too close for comfort in san jose. struck a major cool down across the entire region. we will let you know if this cool and breezy weather will continue during your weekend forecast. >>> cruiser mopping up after a slew of suspicious fires. they started their calling drive around 6:00 last night. crews found themselves battling six separate fires. they burned about 90 acres and they are now 90% contained. they appear to be deliberately set. >> it obviously felt like a little bit of a panic. >> reporter: she had jus

chairman saying this is how they mourn the loss of black men at fox news by how much the stock market goes up. what the hell? that's michael we heard from congressman bobby rush on twitter saying this is absolutely outrageous and disgusting. this graphic tells every single fox news viewer that black lives can be exchanged for market gain. a couple of reactions to this. look this was based on a "wall street journal" story that pointed out that the markets don't seem to care a lot about civil unrest or for that matter the unemployment rate. you know, we all saw the markets been on a tear lately in spite of all the troubling news on multiple front. those are true statements. those are interesting facts. but to try to graph it and bring up the mlk assassination and other terrible incidents in modern times and show how the stock market reacted seemed beyond the pale and there's been a widespread critique and condemnation of that fox segment. >> you wonder if there will be a consequence for somebody at some point. brian, i want to ask you as we watch all of these protests, in big cities, los angeles, new york, washington, atlant

michael in san francisco. ktvu fox 2 news . >>> demonstrators took to the streets in oakland to march outside of highland hospital. the couple, the supporters of the couple gathered outside of highland hospital where she is recovering after she was shot twice. one bullet pierced her stomach. she was for months pregnant at the time. her boyfriend was killed in the standoff with chp officers. neither of them were armed. >> we lost eric and possibly a second child as well. we do know that the baby did not survive. >> cgp officer said that they feared for the lives that the times of the shooting. firing more than 40 rounds into the car. they say that the car was one of 74 cars recently stolen by looters in san leandro. >> a captain with the san francisco's office seen pushing a protester on video is now facing criminal investigation. >> of you or i were to push somebody from behind with enough force that they fell into the street, especially in front of oncoming traffic, we would be investigated for a crime. no question ab

santoli, if you're in there with doc and michael jay fox and you're in the car and it goes in the 2020change as quickly as you can. that is not the year >> right. >> that is not the year to go. >> they never got that far, i don't think. >> they didn't go forward -- yeah, they didn't go forward they were flying around so elon musk has to get on the stick because we're not obviously doing that yet anyway, i digress. becky. >> want to thank everybody joe, i never thought of that what if you went back to 1919 and brought the spanish flu forward. you can't do time travel because you don't know what you're going to do? >> you don't want to do anything in the past. if a butterfly's wings do something, everything -- we wouldn't even be born probably or something i don't know it's very scary to mess with the past supposedly there are alternate universes going the other way. never mind we'll talk about that -- >> in this universe the dow is down by 889 points we will continue to watch this story closely. >>> coming up, more on the markets as we make our way to the opening bell futures, 888, 890.

michael t. oh-sterholm, was on "fox news sunday" on fox news on sunday, and he explained why trump rallies wereere there's also screaming, yelling, loud voices, cheering all of which will help aerosolize this virus, i think are real challenges. >> stephen: chanting and yelling spreads the virus. so trump supporters are going to have to mime all of their angry chants. "lock her up! oh, i'm sorry--" >> stephen: trump's team can't say they don't understand the risk they're exposing their supporters to, because they're making all attendees sign a waiver saying, "by clicking register below, you are acknowledging that an inherent risk of exposure to covid-19 exists in any public place where people are present. by attending the rally, you and any guests voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to covid-19 and agree not to hold donald j. trump for president, inc. liable for any illness or injury." and putting a sign over the entrance to the auditorium: "making america great may cause serious injury or death." the waiver has been so effective that the campaign is thinking of adding one to the ba

michael flynn. let's welcome in a fox business exclusive back to the show republican jim jordan, ranking member on houseiciary. congressman, we love having you back on. your thoughts and reaction to today's hearing? >> yeah, it's not just what he said, it's who said it. remember, rod rosenstein was number two guy at the justice department, the guy who signed the fisa as was discussed with senator graham there. the guy who also named bob mueller as the special counsel. so this is, this is an important person who now says there was no basis for this whole darn investigation. in his words, there are -- lindsey's words, there was no "there" there. that, to me, is the big takeaway. and, of course, the sec big takeaway is somebody's not being honest. because when we deposed jim baker, the former chief counsel of the fbi, he said rod rosenstein was serious between may 9th, 2017, when comey's fired and may 17th when bob mueller's named potential counsel, in that eight-daytime frame that rod rosenstein did, in fact, talk about the 25th amendment. so mccabe, baker or rosenstein, someone's not being honest. and th

michael flynn. let's welcome in a fox business exclusive, back to the show, republican jim jordan, ranking member onouse judiciary. congressman, we love having you back on. your thoughts and reactions to today's hearing? what is your thoughts. >> not what he said, but who said it. rod rosenstein was deputy, number two guy at the justice department, the guy who signed fisa as you talked about discussed with senator graham. the guy who also named bob mueller as the special counsel. so this is, this is an important person who now says there was no basis for this whole darn investigation in his words, lindsey's words there was no there there. that to me is the big takeaway. the second big take way is that there somebody is not being honest, because when we, when we deposed jim baker, former chief counsel of the fbi he said rod rosenstein was serious between may 9th 2017 when comey fired and may 17th, when bob mueller are named special counsel, in that eight-day time frame rod rosenstein talked about wearing a wire. did in fact talk about the 25th amendment. so mccabe, baker, rosenstein, someone is not b

. >> ed: a big fox news alert just crossing the wires, michael white, a u.s. has been released and is on his way home to america. he's coming aboard a swiss government aircraft, that according to u.s. officials. the u.s. special envoy for iran flew with the doctor to meet the free detainee. again his name is michael white and brian hope will accompany white back to america according to these officials. it could be a major development, the president has made this an important priority and we have seen others freed from iran and north korea. michael white was facing a 10-year sentence for allegedly insulting iran's supreme leader. and now he is being freed. our state department reporter is on this for us, but the navy veteran as you looked back, it was sentenced to ten years in an iranian prison. he was visiting a woman in iran. he was convicted of two charges including, now navy veteran michael white has been freed. we just learned of moments ago from iran and is making his way home >> ed: you can see the photo right there. michael white is a navy veteran from

michael flynn. let's get right to the judge fox news senior judicial analyst andrew napolitano. to see you. what does this mean right now for michael flynn? is it over? >> well, it's about 99.9% over. the reason there is that little window is because the former judge, john gleeson, who was appointed to defend -- well, to recommend and then defend what judge sullivan, the trial judge did, still has a window of time in which to ask the entire district of columbia circuit of appeals to take the case. so, the ruling this morning was from three judges on that court. there are 11 on that court. if six of them say we want to hear it, then there will be another appeal. i don't know that that's going to happen. if it happens, we will know about it within the next four or five days. but, if it doesn't happen, then this is over for michael flynn. dana, this is not the reversal of a conviction this is an acquittal. this is a dismissal of the charges against him. even though he twice pleaded guilty all of that is undone or will be undone if and when judge sullivan complies with the order of t

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> meanwhile, fox news air this ridiculous info graphic showing what happens when there is unrest in cities and the stock market doesn't seem to care, the markets go up in the wake of michael's death or george floyd's death. this is so foolish fox had to apologize for it. give fox credit, they apologized. it's media outlets versus facebooks of the world. >> reporter: it's interesting what they apologize for and what they don't apologize. kudos to them for apologize being, but there is so much other content they stand by, they're silent and don't apologize for. i hate to give them too much credit for this instance. >> when they're talking about riots and violence, they're like this weekend. when they focus on six or seven days ago, they lie. oliver, thank you very much. let's take a quick break on the program and how this network and networks like it are staying on the air in the age of the pandemic. >>> in the age of covid-19 we are coming up on three months since newsroom suddenly moved to work from home methods. almost nobody is in television networks or studios or offices any more, so i want to introduce you to the team that's responsible for keeping cnn, cnn internatio

michael baden talking to fox news after examining the body of george floyd at the request of his familynnepin county medical examiner agreed that floyd's death was a homicide but the reports agree about possible complicating factors. let's bring in dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine and of at nyu. good morning. >> let's see what the significance will be. >> that will come together more on the way that he's describing this. first of all there were officers that were kneeling on the back of george floyd which impairs the diaphragm from going up and you can't take a breath. derek show ben was kneeling on his neck. at the neck is a very tight compartment, there is nerves in the aicarotid artery and the wi. when the muscles pushed on the windpipe you start to gasp for air. then come the carotid's starts to make you black out. by the time the paramedics were there, he was pulseless. i'm going to weigh in on my own personal opinion. the heart will get damaged when there is no blood. the pressure on the next stop his reading, the pressure on his back stopped him from taking a breath. i don'

there is a $50,000 reward for any information on her whereabouts. >> sandra: fox news alert, the fate of michael that's a russia investigation. that's the very latest on that breaking news. this has been quite a back and forth over the past few months, regarding national security advisor michael flynn, and i spoke to attorney general bill barr is kerri kupec, it's a 38 page ruling this is all up to judge emmet sullivan at this point and they originally scheduled a july 16th hearing in the case, because the circuit court has essentially said this case needs to go away. at the prosecution and defense are on the same side and doj wants to drop the case. they hear from emmet sullivan and see what he has to say about it. the great appeals court upholds justice department's request to drop criminal cases against general michael flynn. michael flynn has announced that he wanted to drop the case against michael flynn which was originally what prompted judge michael sullivan to say, wait a minute. i want to hold a hearing and hear more about this but right now that hearing holds in the balance of. this c

one of the doctors as brian mentioned commissioned to do the autopsy and fox news contributor dr. michaelding off earlier on fox & friends. >> he didn't have any significant medical problems at all. the family wanted hired because the results that came out sort of implied that it was something other, they thought, other than what we saw in the video. reporter: the medical examiner's office issuing their final public report of the findings saying floyd died due to " cardiopulmonary arrest" with no mention of asphyxiation we'll continue to follow it. >> two stories breaking from philadelphia overnight. first a gun store owner shooting and killing an armed looter. the owner opened fire after at least three looters cut his gate and kicked open the door. one of the looters pointing a gun at him. the owner says he's been on high alert after an attempted break-in earlier this week. and a 24-year-old has died after he tried to blow up this atm. police say at least 10 other machines were robbed with explosives overnight in philadelphia. >> today primaries will be held in eight states and washingto

. >> sean: joining us now for reaction, michael bests, law president and former white house chief of staff and a foxcontributor jason chaffetz. i don't know what to think of here. if the guy ever had a fastball, he doesn't have a fastball. if the guy had a curveball or slow pitch change up, i don't see it. he only sees two people per day, and those two people, that's fine, leave them there. >> i mean, he called it the obvious, less of joe biden is better and we will just make the race of the incumbent and that's what you do when you are the challenger. but here's the problem, he can't hide forever. my advice to the trump campaign is to not accept the commission's three debate limit. i think the debates are going to be very important and i think the president is going to eat up joe biden in the debates and i think we should say we want six debates, not three debates in september and october because of covid and other restrictions. have as many late game changes as you can while the economy is healing and, eventually the american people will seek donald trump as sort of an incoherent joe biden they ca

. >> dana: michael you were shaking your head no, tell me why? >> a foxnews poll and "new york times" full sync up to show double-digit leads. joe biden only needs to win three of the eight battleground states that donald trump carried. very narrowly and 2016 and he is doing that today. i'm shaking my head no because, rarely do you have sort of a range of polls that show this kind of lead. this president doesn't have a message. he has no reason. why does he want a second term? he had the easiest interview on your network the other day. why do you want to run, he didn't have an answer. why do we want more years of you? get a very clear answer and 2016, make america great again. now he said transforming, what is that? it needs to be clear and consistent in this campaign is nowhere near that. >> dana: let me ask you about the campaign, thinking about switching it up, how to define joe biden, including the nickname. thinking sleepy joe isn't working. do you think they need to figure out a way to define biden from their point of view? >> joe biden as a candida

michael flynn case, former judge, accuses the president's former national security advisor of perjury. he is urging court to reject the justice department motion to drop the charges. we're bringing on foxews contributor andy mccarthy. he will talk to us what he think the judge missed when it comes to the fbi abuses in the michael flynn case. that story is this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. makes it beautiful. state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the lexus nx experience the crossover in its most visionary form. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident. cut! is that good? no you were talking about allstate and... i just... when i... accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. ♪. elizabeth: now to the news on the michael flynn case. a former judge appointed to argue against the justice department's motion to dismiss the flynn case says no, don't do it. first up, he also said to

michael flynn case, former judge, accuses the president's former national security advisor of perjury. he is urging court to reject the justice department motion to drop the charges. we're bringing on foxews contributor andy mccarthy. he will talk to us what he think the judge missed when it comes to the fbi abuses in the michael flynn case. that story is next. ♪ s great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? we don't have those. so, what's in it for you? our fees are structured so we do better when you do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. our fees are structured so we do better when you do better. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. once-weekly trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it starts acting from the first dose. and it lowers risk of heart attack, stroke, or death in people with known heart disease or

detained in iran for nearly two years is on his way home tonight and fox news is the only channel on the scene in switzerland. michael white had been sentenced to a decade in prison for insulting iran's supreme leader. state department correspondent richardson has the story tonight from zÜrich. >> doing all right, happy to be back. >> he's free after nearly two years in iranian custody, u.s. navy veteran michael white has been released. >> i wanted to extend my personal thanks to president trump for his efforts both diplomatically and otherwise for making america great again and i look forward to what's going to happen in the future. >> and images captured exclusively by fox news, he was transferred to american officials at an airport in zÜrich. brian hook completed the transfer and walked white off the plane into american custody and back into freedom. >> recovering pretty decently, getting back into shape. >> white says he was visiting his girlfriend when authorities arrested him. in march 2019 he was sentenced to ten years in prison on charges he insulted iran's supreme leader and posted private photographs on soc

fox business alert." massive fallout in washington tonight and a victory for michael flynn and his legal team led by sydneyurt ordered a lower court to let the justice department finally drop its case against the former trump national security advisor, leading president trump to declare that flynn was quote, persecuted and accused the obama administration of flat-out spying on the trump campaign. hillary vaughn has the details from washington. hillary? reporter: u.s. appeals court ordering the judge overseeing the michael flynn case against trump's former national security

michael flynn now have grounds for a lawsuit? let's welcome republican strategist ford o'connell. ford, thanks for being here. on foxuse. let me play that sound bite and get your reaction. roll tape. >> does michael flynn, first, have a legal case? >> well, he certainly does. i mean, that's why there is an action called a vivid action, and that is to go after a federal investigator that suits someone's constitutional rights. it's specific for that occasion, and i hope that he's looking at it strongly. david: so, ford, if he does have a case as was just laid out, who does he sue? >> well, i think he's going to have to sue the federal government and the fbi, and here's the reason. withholding of evidence the reason why he can pursue a bivens action for damages. that's the best way we're going to find out what exactly happened because i find when the federal government has to pay out money, we actually get to the bottom of what's going on. david: now, you also have within these peter strzok written hand notes and, of course, we don't know whether they're actually true or not, but he suggested that not only was vice pre

fox business alert." massive fallout in washington tonight and a victory for michael flynn and his legal team led by sydneyowell after a federal appeals court ordered a lower court to let the justice department finally drop its case against the former trump national security advisor, leading president trump to declare that flynn was quote, persecuted and accused the obama administration of flat-out spying on the trump campaign. hillary vaughn has the details from washington. hillary? reporter: u.s. appeals court ordering the judge overseeing the michael flynn case against trump's former national security advisor needs to drop it this escalated in the appeals court in the first place because u.s. district judge emmett sullivan refused to drop the case even when the doj called off the prosecution against flynn. the court of appeals said sullivan overstepped his role. flynn's attorney speaking exclusively with lou dobbs, this former note by fbi agent peter struck shows former vice president biden and president obama showed that the leaked memos show fbi investigators told whether or not they go get flynn to l

fox business alert." another major development in the hunt for the truth behind the abuses of power in the trump russia and michael flynn probes. senate homeland security and governmental affairs today are proving broad s&p powers for its chairman, senator ron johnson to get answers from 33 former obama administration officials. it is all in their quest to get to the bottom of these bungled probes. also the unmasking of trump team members. among those now facing subpoenas, former fbi director james comey, former cia director john brennan, former director of national intelligence james clapper. former national security advisor susan rice, former fbi officials peter strzok, lisa page, joe peenat that and priestap. we have fox business exclusive, devin nunes. plus on the other story gripping the nation. here is what is happening. peaceful mem norm services today for george floyd as a dozen now dead including six african-americans in the riots. 16 cops shot. more than 13,000 arrested. we've got with us tonight, dr. alveda king, niece of martin luther king, on antifa, looters and rioters, anarchists now trying to steal

fox 2 news." >>> 4:34 a.m. a margin rally planned by protesters demanding the resignations of two police officers in antioch. michael maloney was involved in the deadly shooting of a homeless man in san francisco when he was a san francisco police officer maloney resigned from the san francisco police department and hired earlier this year by antioch police. the other officer is police corporal steve aiello. he posted on his personal facebook page, it would be 100% justified for a police officer to slap a postmaster who slipped off police. that gesture is covered by free- speech laws. the protests will begin at antioch city park at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. in the meantime the santa clara county board of supervisors took the first step in changing the sheriff's department use of force policies. the board unanimously approved a plan to have the sheriff's office review the current policies. it also requires changes that ban the use of chokeholds and limit when deputies can fired shots at a moving vehicle and it requires deputies to step in and intervene when another deputy is using excessive force. the board gave prel

we've been honoring fathers all day long including the ones at our amazing "fox & friends" family. here's michaelrning. here's associate producer kaye len finnegan and her dad, tom, after he shaved his head for saint balldrik's day. and here's julia with her dad, jim and jaylien murray wants to wish her dad john a happy father's day. happy father's day to all. jed. jedediah: indeed, as we celebrate father's day, ainsley earhart has a new fox nation special with some famous dads sharing how faith has played a role in their life as a parent. >> my fatherhood and learning how to be a father that reflects glory to the lord came from my relationship with god. i really have learned foundational principles of what it means to be a father through my relationship with god. god has a way of working together for good. pete: ainsley joins us now with more. you know her, you love her. get the book on paperback. welcome to "fox & friends weekend." we love having you. i know the special is very meaningful to you and happy father's day. >> thank you so much for having me. jedediah, congratulations, this is your