that boom we're trying to make sense of what that might be and i will defer to my photographer rob me show who does have a background in military background and is assessing what that might be but again that was a little bit surprising a very loud boom something we've not and there it goes again i'm not sure if you're picking that up but it is coming from the area of the protesters. it sounds like flash grenades are going off she have a chance he may have a better idea of what's happening he is out there with the protesters but i do know that the park police on horseback is advancing through the crowd so it does appear in advance of this curfew that is set to take place coming up in about 25 minutes time the police and the potentially the military are getting into position to quell the potential unrest that has occurred for 3 consecutive nights i can also tell you that i hear helicopters overhead that may also be supporting that now for pictures that i can see i'm not sure what pictures you may be able to see but i do see some people with their hands up in the air perhaps feeling slightly

me and blinked. rob: internal affairs documents show garrett rolfe who was terminated after shooting brooks received a written reprimand for use of force. fellow officer has no disciplinary history, the district attorney plans to decide by midweek whether to pursue charges against either officer. brooks leaves behind a wife and four children, kids range in age from 1 to 13. actor director tyler perry has offered to pay for the funeral and to finance the college education of all four kids. back to you guys. jillian: donald trump will sign an executive order on police conduct as calls reform grow nationwide. todd: griff jenkins breakdown what that could entail. >> the president has been working on this the past couple weeks in consultation with faith leaders and law enforcement officials. the goal, a community policing strategy utilizing best practices for use of force, in an effort to rebuild trust between americans and those who protect and serve. >> great people, we will do even better and try to do it fast. it is about law and order but also justice. also it is about safety. >> credentialing and c

rob: thank you. >> very good. okay. of course, thank you. thank you for having me. jillian: you're welcome. rob: i'm starving right now. 53 minutes after the hour. two friends who shared some suds in a show of unity have sparked a movement. jillian: now a couple of coaches adopted the idea and put their own spin on it. social media is loving it. we'll tell you about it. i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ . . rob: the statue of president teddy roosevelt that stood in front of the museum of natural history for 80 years is going to be removed. jillian: calls for controversial monuments to be taken down to sweep the nation. rob: sweep the nation ridiculous here is social media's reaction. hey, carley. >> good morning, rob and jillian. if you have ever been to the museum of natural history in new york city. have you definitely senile the statue outside the museum's entrance of president teddy roosevelt on horse black flanked by native american flan and black man. now the museum has announced that th

shows of all-time. >> whatever you said to laura, i'd rather you say to me. >> okay, rob, if that's the way you want itou're a beautiful girl. >> reporter: but it was in those early years during "your show of shows" that he would meet a young mel brooks and a lifelong friendship was formed. >> how many children do you have? >> i have over 42,000 children, and not one comes to visit me! >> reporter: his jokes made him a fortune, his talent made him a force in hollywood. >> if you have a project, go and work on it and then you've finished, start a new project. that's what keeps you alive. >> reporter: and would go on to direct the likes of steve martin in multiple films, including one of the all-time comedy greats, "the jerk." >> that's all i need! and this remote control. >> reporter: steve martin calling reiner "my greatest mentor in movies and in life." reiner would continue acting late into his career, starring alongside george clooney and brad pitt in "ocean's 11" franchise. >> we're supposed to just walk out there with $150 million in cash on us and not get stopped? >> yeah. >> oh, okay. >> reporte

show up. forgiving my mother for not living long enough for me to know her. forgiving the country i was born in for engulfing itself in war that i was robbed of a continued childhood there. forgiving my aunts for not having the strength to survive malaria and just continue to be part of my life in that refugee camp. i had a lot to forgive so that i can let go, and that was really a very healing process that was expedited by my visit back to somalia and kenya in aiding other refugees who were in a similar position i was 20 years pressure, nearly 20 years prior to that. and reliving that experience also gave me an understanding of the choices that my family had to make which i didn't fully understand for a long time, when you're a kid you want everything to stay still. you want to be around your friends and your family and you don't really understand why people are making a decision to rip you from everything that is familiar. and that i think put it into context for me in and allowed me to continue in that process of healing, and ultimately i think made me a person that doesn't live in a black and white space but really lives in the extreme gray and understanding l

me that it is happening at such high levels of the democratic party. rob: let's go back to affiliate restaurants. the new york police leaders, we will showou how angry everybody is. philly police will be boycotting the bruneau brothers. former commissioner carac, frequent fox news guy, a slap in the face to philly police by philadelphia's own bruneau brothers who called racist and apologized for the radical left wing for systemic racism by cops. before labeling someone a racist, they made everybody angry. what a horrible pr stunt. >> this is what happened when you bend a knee for the mob. this could have been avoided. they are doing a good thing and nobody -- they should never feel pressure from the mob and never feel the pressure from leftists to feel they are not doing a bad thing. you can at the same time you're supporting african americans, supporting peaceful protesters you can support the police officers of all colors that are there to keep law and order who are protecting people from the lawlessness we saw over the past weekend days, for people who want to defund the police into clinical of police i say people are hearing your cri

rob me. i got to work with china amos i got to work with james earl jones i got to work i think i was maybe one of the only white people in the whole show it was a really good for me i grew up in the projects i am the i'm colorblind with that stuff and so i just was i was like i had a week's work i play this kooky thing and eddie helped walk me through it so i was nervous but he walked me right through it to help me make it as funny as possible as john dead and here i am just last year going to atlanta to film coming to america 2 and. it was eddie was so great to sit and talk with he was talking about coming back doing stand up it's great to see arsenio and john amos and everybody senate i can't say much about it because you know those new things we can. get a circle of who are. so happy that riddance well like you said it's 61 get in the big the big fastball they head out of the park i'm absolutely i was so thrilled that night to watch you wouldn't drive through the great louie anderson surely one of the sweet man and i like i said i know louie from way back when probably oh and he was doing coming to america yeah who looks stories fro

rob: 43 after the hour, brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> i can do anything, i can get dressed, shows how flexible i can be. toss over to meday on capitol hill, republicans reveal their idea of police reform, tim scott has engineered this thing, joining us live in talk about what he is getting, criticism, acting dhs secretary chad wolf on executive orders on policing donald trump in the rose garden. he met with victims of police violence and will talk about that and steve scalise will tell us what the house is doing and how two thirds of what the house wants the senate wants in the senate wants, and ivy league education, attack by the new york time, he will reveal who else went after him and cardinal dolan will be here. one of our guests goes to church a lot. play that game at home, next, louisiana sheriff deputy sharing an incredible story. i will pause. >> the him and welcomed me, a young caucasian guy. >> what happened next? to and in to find out. we are in the middle of a pandemic, gradually get dressed, back at home. - hey, can i... - safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%!

alan and rob actor in the new york and provided great concrete lead from other things and comfort for us. vomin -- kyle horse i said him. me, that was i guess and c-span, obviously. >> show our viewers a little bit of what that day looked like and what some of the reactions to so many players were. >> a few turns at intersections that were not apparent on every map we made it to unmarked road closer to battlefield. >> there were no buildings. as if they sympathized with d.c. they couldn't live here because the americans would kill them. if they sympathize with the americans they couldn't live here so the b.c. could kill them. we drove down that road until it became impassable and then get out and walked. we should go straight ahead here if we can. >> end of the road. we want to keep the creek bed to our right and go another -- two kilometers. it's where i spent a years. >> when you were out here last week did you go to this? >> i'm sorry. >>ing when you were out here before -- did you go any port further than this? >> yes. when i was here before -- about two miles down in there where it is rough a stream bed about two miles down that stream bed where we landed in hospita