shannon. >> shannon: absolutely. we will be covering it. kevin, thank you very much, keep us updated on what's happening there downtown tonight. democrats challenge republicans to come up with a police reform proposal before july 4th. led by republican senator tim scott, the g.o.p. did just that. well, today, democrats blocked the bill, calling it unserious and now senator scott is speaking out. congressional correspondent c.a.d. program reports from capitol hill tonight. good evening, chad. >> shannon, tim scott is the only black republican in the senate and the u.s. capitol police are investigating bio messages left on his office voice mail. in tapes obtained by fox, one color conferred to the janitor as "tim. another hoped he would stroke his tongue. they filibustered scott's bill because it maintained legal protections for officers accused of abuse and didn't barge chuckles. some blame the police abuse. >> was the truth. in detroit, atlanta, minneapolis, los angeles, philadelphia, all of these cities could have band choke holds themselv

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here, shannon. >> shannon: laura, thank you so much. we began tonight with a fox news alert. republicans take the lead on police reform at the national level has president trump signs an executive order and senate republicans map out the task force for a g.o.p led bill on making america law enforcement more transparent and accountable. tonight democrats pushing forward with their own legislation and refusing to give the president any credit for today's executive order were for the criminal justice reform law he signed. plus big tech and media facing scrutiny after report by nbc news with conservative news outlet the federal spirit mbc reaching out to google flagging a foreign entity's accusation that "the federalist" published racist articles about recent protest. mbc quote "google blocked "the federalist" from advertising platform after the nbc news verification unit brought the project to its intention." but google said that is not true. said it talk to "the federalist" about the comment section on its article. mbc has amende

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shannon. >> shannon: all right, kevin, we will check back with you. thank you so much, good to have you on the ground there again for us tonight. let's go little bit further north. the nypd has made hundreds of arrest for burglary this week. 650 on monday night alone, but tonight a large majority of those suspects are back on the streets of new york city. courtesy of the new bail reform law there. correspondent bryan llenas once again tracking the scene on the ground. he joins us live, good evening, brian. >> shannon, good evening. tonight is at all about the nypd cracking down on curfew violators. we are more than three hours after the 8:00 p.m. curfew that was put into effect yesterday, the curfew lasted until sunday and we were live on the air when they started moving in on a group of protesters at about 9:00 p.m. here on third avenue and 50th street. it started pouring rain and these protesters were cornered essentially, surrounded by the nypd. they have been protesting for hours peacefully but by then it was in our past curfew. they moved in usin

. ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," shannon bream in washington.wo weeks and a half in unrest, tension and destruction that started in minneapolis and tonight progresses are having trouble holding together constituencies. seattle mayor and police chief at odds about who was responsible and now, protesters and so-called "capitol hill autonomous zone." and the mayor says, it is an atmosphere but the far left said it is no joke. they don't want to ever have a presence several city blocks. >> blaming democrats and their policies for what is going on now. >> we have to hold the establishment in various cities accountable. in the protest movement on capitol hill. what is carried out by mayor jenny durkin and no surprise that tens of thousands of people in seattle are calling for her resignation. i can tell you the only thing that went awry day after day it's the first protest may 30th was the police under orders to the democratic party establishment and may or durkin. it was the police making things going awry. >> all right, we will take you inside the a

shannon? >> shannon: thank you. this is a fox news alert, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms in st. paul, minnesota, is asking the public for help tonight releasing a video of suspects they say are wanted in arson cases. the atf is also casting a wider net in the twin cities asking for any photos or videos of people suspected of starting fires during the unrest in minneapolis and st. paul. we are also getting a look at persons of interest in the investigation into the killing of retired st. louis police captain david doran. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is tracking new developments in the case tonight. good evening. >> david doran was shot while he was inside the pawnshop protecting it from looters and police have now released surveillance video also from inside the pawnshop that shows seven people crawling, one after another beneath the security gate into the store. at least two of the suspects are armed and one of them points a gun at the door. it's unclear at what point david doran wa

shannon. shannon: bretz, thank you. again, so important to remind america about what we thought yesterday because tonight we've got more protests and pain and another night of turmoil throughout much of america. good evening i'm shannon bream in washington. more demonstrations scattered across the united states, all in response to the death of george floyd at the hands of the police. things feel so far a bit calmer over the last three nights and we do continue to see not only protests but violence in the form of looting, fires and flashes between protesters and police. a curfew has been in effect in philadelphia for about four hours now after more confrontations and damage they are today. that is one of several major cities now with minor cities as well opposing a curfew in an effort to keep people off the streets. check it out across the country. there is your map. earlier today an ugly scene in minneapolis were a semi tractor trailer reached a highway have been closed to traffic and appeared to head straight for a lar

thank you so much. >> take care, shannon. >> shannon: you too. following two mostly comments are in washington along with a 7:00 p.m. curfew, local officials in the nation's capital relaxed that's my, the mayor pushing it back to an 11:00 p.m. curfew. a little bit over an hour ago. doesn't seem like it's being enforced but folks seem to be peaceful. let's check in with kevin corke, been on the ground for days, back there tonight to give us the latest. hey, kevin. >> evening, shannon. i just wanted to give you this update. going to step to the right here and let you look down the street here as they take a look. we can see some law enforcement now collecting in the area. much as we predict it, once you get beyond the midnight hour, they tend to sort of compress the area where people can be and that appears to be what we're looking at now. i'm going to have you swing all the way around to your right, my friend and just show that we still have a sizable crowd here just to the north of lafayette park. that's not a big surprise. what is a bit of a sur

shannon. >> shannon: all right, laura, thank you very much. it would begin tonight with a fox news alert. stockton, california, the police there are sending their bomb squad to check out a suspicious package that's actually taped to the front doors of the courthouse we are told. it's been evacuated, the sheriffs office believes the package has an anti-law enforcement message on it. they are urging citizens to stay out of that area for their own safety. we will keep monitoring that. reform is not enough, new moves tonight in minneapolis to dismantle the police department. minnesota attorney general keith ellison's son jeremiah is a consummate for tweeting out "when we are done, we are not similar going to glue it back together. we are going to dramatically rethink how we approach public safety and emergency response." the younger ellison tweeting out his support for antifa less than a week ago. we are monitoring cities coast-to-coast tonight after activity -- curfew in places like atlanta where the police were moving protesters off the streets

shannon. >> shannon: chad pergram, thank you. defund the police painted in bright yellow letters on the street in front of the state capital and the key battleground state of wisconsin. as a momentum, the fight for political advantage has begun. how are voters going to -- richard goodstein and fox news contributor, edward murdock, good evening to both of you. i want to start by playing something that the former vice president, officially the democratic nominee. he will do it for real however that works but here is what joe biden says where we are right now with race. >> >> we have made enormous progress when we finally elected an african-american president. i thought things had really changed. and i thought you could defeat tate. you could kill hate. but the point is, you can't. >> he sounds pretty pessimistic about where we are in this issue in this country. >> well, this is a real challenge for the democrats. always have this tension between sort of moderate, suburban voters they hope to capture november and the people in the s

shannon. >> shannon: thank you. how far will cancel culture go? watching this play out tonight again in washington. let's start right there with republican senator mike lee. senator, welcome back. >> thank you. >> shannon: all right, this is not uncommon seen. it's a bit of deja vu again tonight as we see graffiti on st. john's church. attempts to take down andrew jackson statue. and then attempt to set up an autonomous zone. with the impression tonight? >> it's perfectly unacceptable in every way, shape, and form. these people have a grievance and that's understandable. but if these statutes -- if these monuments don't belong to them, which they don't to my knowledge in any case, then they don't have the right to take them down. anyone who owns a statue or a monument has the authority to take it down. and if it belongs to a government, than the decision needs to be made by those government officials. in a representative system like ours, if somebody doesn't take down the statue you can vote them out. one thing you can't do is surround the monumen

shannon. >> shannon: howard kurtz, thank you.for days after "the new york times" published a controversial op-ed by arkansas senator tom cotton, the newspaper's editorial page editor without submitting his resignation sunday. let's discuss what happened with fox news senior political analyst brit hume, welcome back. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: so michael goodwin writing about this in "the new york post" says this. he says it's noteworthy that the case reporters lead the attacks on cotton. accustomed to having their views ruled the news pages, they've been itching to control the opinion pages as well and now they do. what you think of where we are? >> well, he's got a point i think and what was so striking about this, shannon, was that not only did james bennett, the now ousted editor of the editorial page of "the new york times," step aside. after having defended the decision to publish the cotton piece, publisher of the newspaper, the young -- his only young compared to me i guess, has supported the decision and has now r

shannon? >> shannon: seeing the devastation the last couple of days in broad daylight is so disheartening to see what's happened to the city when you've had it so tough with covid as well. brian, thank you for your reporting on the ground. we'll check in with a lab report. thank you so much. back here in washington, fox news has confirmed that the attorney general has given the order to widen the white house perimeter early monday following sunday nights islands and fire inside of the white house. when barr arrived to the area on monday afternoon and not long after the cities curfew, a adjuster tossed a bottle to him, he renewed his order, he said that the area needed to be clear. not long after that, president trump walked across the park division to saint chart st. john's church bay police department say they did not use tear gas and reports otherwise are not true. white house correspondent kevin corke has more on that tonight. >> evening, shannon. a much more calm night, although you still

shannon. >> shannon: jonathan, thank you very much. warning violent crimes are going unanswered with little police presence inside the occupied zone there in seattle. tonight local business owner says he called 911 amid an altercation with an occupier and nobody showed up. our next guest was there. journalist andy ngo joins us from seattle. good to have you back on the show. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> shannon: okay so i know they are our different perspective. you'd said during the daytime there is in your experience a different vibe. there is music. there is kids and all kinds of things going on but you say you're seeing something different at night. what's happening and what are you seeing? >> with all due respect to the reporter there, i think the autonomous zone can be described as a sort of dr. jekyll and mr. hyde in that you see during the day yes it's very peaceful. families come down and people come there with their pets. it's peaceful if you can ignore all the boarded-up businesses, all the graffiti calling for the murder o

shannon? >> shannon: chad pergram, thank you very much. but th the presidents had to sin an executive order aimed at protecting statues and monuments nationwide a protesters set tonight as the night that they plan to tear down the emancipation statue in washington, d.c.,'s lincoln park. that is where we find white house correspondent kevin corke tonight. they may have met with some things i didn't expect in the process, kevin? >> i think that's fair to say. in fact this entire park was basically surrounded by law enforcement including park police and d.c. metropolitan police. we also had some rain in the area that may have damaging things but make no mistake about it. they expected a big meet up crowd here and that did not materialize. while there are rumors that tomorrow and perhaps even into the weekend they could produce a very large demonstration here at lincoln park in the nation's capital, just know this in the pictures certainly bear this out. that statute is very well protected and barricaded by the u.s. park police. this evening w

shannon. >> shannon: all right, that's good news. mike, we know you've been in the midst of it these last few nights. we will check back with you. thank you so much. philadelphia has been wracked by violence and looting the last couple nights. what about tonight? let's check in with jacqui heinrich. she's been on the ground for days. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening. i much different picture tonight. the national guard is here which has allowed police to go out and patrol neighborhoods that saw a lot of looting and riots over the last couple of days. the national guard is now holding down city hall and police headquarters and other city properties they can go do some policing. however, there is some policing happening within these communities by these communities and looking at the businesses behind me, the group from this neighborhood in south philly, for blocks and blocks, people have come outside their homes, some armed with guns, some armed with baseball bats, and certainly in numbers, determined not to let any destruction c

shannon bream will take it all from here, shannon. >> shannon: laura, thank you so much. we begin tonight with a fox news alert. protesters back on the streets again tonight from atlanta, the statues under the around the country under attack once more. president promising jail time for vandals. we will take you live and after months of pandemic isolation followed by weeks of tense protest and violence, some folks are letting off some steam by lighting up the night sky. in minneapolis, frustrated police speaking out about the night they were forced to abandon the third precinct headquarters and the nights of rioting and looting that followed. welcome to fox news at night, i'm shannon bream. we begin in washington, what is the scene tonight, good evening, kevin? >> evening, shannon. things are a little more calm tonight, about 24 hours ago about a block away from here over at lafayette park is where we saw an incredible scene, the video we've all seen, over the last 24 hours, protesters are attempting to take down the statute of andrew jackson. that did not happen, law enfo

shannon. >> shannon: laura, thank you so much. we will start in alanna where we are trying to run down scores of police officers refusing to show up for works and protest of the 11 charges including felony murder against prior to police officer and rolfe could be sentenced to life or face the death penalty. the atlanta charges different than the one officers are facing an minneapolis with the death of george void. a struggle with rayshard brooks with a taser, a chase, the taser pointed in rolfe's direction and gunfire. and also, rolfe to keep breathing as he pure perform. the officers rushed to get medical equipment within minutes of the shooting. the district attorney today said that is not true. hello, welcome to "the ingraham angle" come i am shannon bream in washington ande begin with steve harrigan and the latest tonight from atlanta where breaking reports of police pulling out sick by the hundreds and some say it is not true. what have you found, steve? >> shannon, couple of dozen protes

♪ >> shannon: it's 9:00 p.m.n the west coast, three hours until curfew in los angeles county but we're getting reports once again of protesters clashing with law enforcement and once again tonight across the country. if it's midnight here on the east coast and that means we're one hour into a new curfew in new york city amid plenty of unrest and looting tonight and were monitoring the situation and we will take you live to those cities and more across the country in minutes. at 1019, in sending a message for law and order, although the white house and what across lafayette park filled with protesters and fire to visit the burned down st. john's church this is "fox news @ night" and shannon bream and let's get back to new york city where brian is reporting the new development here tonight and the curfew moving a little bit earlier this morning, brian. >> yeah, they're moving the curfew to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow and today it started at 11:00 p.m. and frankly they realize that's too late because they saw multiple multip

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. >> shannon: be safe on the road. see you soon. "the new york times" and "washington post" reporting that moscow has been offering bounties to the taliban to kill american troops in afghanistan. democrats blame the president for not taking action, as we are told the reports may have not been deemed legitimate by the intelligence community and the white house claims the president was never briefed. questions to mike about how thee times and post got access such sensitive information. tonight, multiple intel agencies are condemning the leaks and warning that subjectivity could be criminal. breaking tonight, an impassioned plea from the seattle police chief directed to the occupiers of a lawless zone in seattle called the chop were earlier today to young men were shot. one is dead. the other is in critical condition. as the occupiers refused to leave, seattle police chief carmen vest making this appeal. >> multiple incidents of assault, rape, robbery, and shooting. this is something that needs to change. we are asking fo

shannon bream from here. shannon? >> shannon: i'm not asking my parents about their favorite. all right, laura, thank you so much. we begin tonight with fox news alert, watching atlanta tonight, two former police officers turn themselves in following the death of rayshard brooks. one of the fire and officers is charged with murder, georgia law enforcement officials going public accusing the district attorney of overcharging the fired officers in order to help himself. in the midst of a tough reelection battle, also tonight, reports that the so-called blue flu may go nationwide, fox news confirming some nypd officers are planning to protest on july 4th. brand-new video tonight, in atlanta near the wendy's where rayshard brooks was killed, black lives matter confronting a motorist, we will take you live to the scene in minutes, expanding what happens as the nation grapples with competing voices. renewed attention tonight on the showdowns in d.c., the trump administration facing off with two perceived opponents, supreme court chief justice john roberts and former national securit

i am shannon bream in washington. two weeks a half of unrest, tension and distraction started in deeply progressive minneapolis in tonight progressives are having trouble holding together their constituencies, the seattle mayor and the police chief at odds over who was responsible for abandoning the east precinct now under the control of protesters in a so-called capitol hill autonomous zone. the mayor says it is a festive atmosphere, the far left as they don't want police or city officials to ever again have a presence in the several city blocks they now control. city councilwoman blaming democrats and their policies for what is going on now. >> we have to hold the establishment in various cities accountable. this violence on capitol hill was carried out by mayor durgin. tens of thousands of people in seattle are calling for her resignation. the only thing that went awry, day after day after day since the first protest on may 30th was the police under orders by the democratic party establishment, the police making th

shannon: okay. one of the things we want to talk about, taking covid-19 very seriously in new york again, they are talking about tracers. "national review" has been one, bill diblasio tells covid-19 contact traces not to have positive cases of they have attended blm protests. no person will be asked proactively if they attended a protest. it seems in a neutral objective fashion that would be important information as you try to make sure this does not devastate the city again. >> right. this is people putting politics ahead of public health and we have been lectured about this for months, people suggesting the white house has been doing that and we have a very flagrant example of this in that this argument that has been out there that a person's right to protest outweighs a person's right to reopen their business and that is what you see behind the fury of so many people, let's have just one objective standard. when do we get to open, what is the criteria? if we are going to contact race, after relev

that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. >> shannon: concern growing shannon:oncern about conditions in the sl occupied protests own, a crowd of occupiers blocking officers trying to respond to the scene of a fatal shooting. the president of the cattle police officers killed and julio who is on the ground of the dc protests tonight. welcome to you both. thank you. shannon: people can check your twitter feed and what you are showing tonight is jaw-dropping, give us the scene. >> as we have seen with money was torn down across the country protesters, rioters trying to tear down the andrew jackson statue in lafayette park across the street from the white house. park police in dc police pushed them out of the park, and i left the area in our ago and my colleagues on social media and twitter are still having a standoff, most people, but some people facing police and screaming in their faces, yelling obscenities at them, trying to get a reaction out of the officers. shannon: i'm watching these officers, your men and women are trained to withstand this but to see the

shannon: thank you.olitico says democrats are worried young black voters might not show up for biden saying police brutality has spurred african-americans to take to the streets but it is far from clear they will go to the polls. a little deeper, the director of the national coalition for trump, welcome back. you heard jackie reporting there's more pressure on the former vice president to be tougher when it comes to police reform ideology. today donald trump rolling out his plans, this is how reverend number responded, this is toothless and meaningless, we don't need studies, we need police that commit crimes to be punished. all police that use chokehold claim their lives were threatened, what's new? doesn't have biden across the board on this. >> biden spent eight years in the previous administration, had many chances to implement something in all due respect but i commend the president's initiative coming out and addressing this, like we talked about in the other segment, this will open other doors to

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. >> shannon: be safe on the road. see you >> see you soon. the washington post reporting moscow offering bounties to the taliban to kill american troops in afghanistan, democrats blame the president for not taking action, we are told the results may not have been deemed legitimate by the intelligence, and the white house claims the president was never briefed. new questions of how the post got access to such information before the national security council through seemingly contradictory intelligence and a menu of responses. multiple intel agencies are condemning the leaks and warning such activity could be criminal. breaking tonight a plea from the seattle police chief directed to occupiers of the lawless zone in seattle called shop where two young members shot, when is it, the other in critical condition at last check. occupiers refused to leave seattle police chief making this appeal. >> assault, rape, robbery, shooting. we are asking people to remove themselves from this area for the safety of the people, if they

shannon, i took ten seconds, i'm so sorry. spoon all right, it's okay, you shannon: thank you. have a great day. anti-police protesters taking a page out of an old playbook. there is an occupy new york city hall, protesters who say they are part of the occupy wall street movement 10 years ago they are camping out demanding cuts to the police department. we are monitoring the situation and here in the nation's capital. the national guard activated is protesters are vowing to rip down the statue celebrating emancipation. the judge in the michelson case after an appeals court orders him to block the case against lynn but he hasn't actually dropped the case, will this judge try to fight that order. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with white house correspondent kevin cork live from lafayette square where protesters are heating up again in dc. >> a relatively quiet night, small contingent still here but that doesn't mean it was a quiet day on a day we saw donald trump how to punish rioters who vandalize monuments on government land, joe biden found himself thrust into the midd

shannon: thank you. so tonight some conservatives calling out neil gorsuch over his latest supreme court opinion and we could get abortion access to the tax records as soon as tomorrow morning. our legal panel is next. >> shannon: far-reaching consequences on social conserva shannon: far-reaching consequences, conservatives voicing their concern about the monday supreme court opinion designing sex to include lgbt qs protected status. princeton professor robert george feels the, quote, eventual destruction of all women sports saying, quote, the end to female only sports. let's discuss the issue with the president of the constitutional accountability center in the president of judicial crisis network, great to have you both back. this is what ben shapiro tweeted out about new gorsuch's opinion, the corsets decision is not originalist in any way. he acknowledges as much. it is simply a bad outcome driven legal decision, richest liberty, free speech, employment line to complete turmoil. is it that bad? >> it

shannon: welcome back. daisy protesters him to barricade an area outside the white house as an autonomous zone like the one in seattle as the chop zone on the west coast may meet its end after a violent weekend with multiple shootings. shannon: joining us the police officers guilt's mike sullivan. what is your reaction to these autonomous zones? >> hopefully the end of chop is coming but what i'm fearful of is how are we going to do that? the sad result is our elected officials lacking political willpower to enforce the rule of law thus we've surrendered the precinct and now we can't go into a 6 block area under control by people who do not want the police in there and as i predicted, i feared this would metastasize across the nation and as we see news reports that is exactly what is occurring. we have a difficult situation in seattle, the entire country needs to get locked in to see how this is going to be handled because this has big big implications across the country that we live in. shannon: hindsight

pick it u "fox news @ night," pk it up locked, loaded to go, thank you so much. >> shannon: we shannon: we are starting with a busy one. that he fund police movement moves the nations capital, powerful progressives like alexandria ocasio cortez shaming party leaders trying to repackage reform to something more palatable for rich white voters. the white house preparing to roll out its own action plan for reform. police across america feel they are under attack abandoned by elected leaders, hostile citizens and together with collections. a growing number of democrats say it is time to abandon the system as we now know it in the us. breaking tonight while floating plans to defund law enforcement, forging ahead with a proposal to defund prisons. democratic lawmakers from san francisco expect to vote within days on a budget proposal shutting the states prisons, to shift money for social services instead. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with a look at one of the key voices of the defund police movement facing charges of blatant hypocrisy. trace gallagher is on the case tonight. >> a h

i'm >> shannon: you know they are talking about putting up a shannon: they are talking about putting up a statute the speaker in san francisco so we will see, may get a statue of her own. we start with a fox news alert. fences and a major law enforcement presence surviving a monument emancipation in the nation's capital is protesters a been vowing to bring it down tonight. a short while ago the democratically that house of representatives passed the police reform package which bans chokehold and qualified immunity for police officers. since there's no interest in either side, reconciling the gop bill with the democrats house bill it appears police reform will not get done for the november election. a new poll showing a tight presidential race in key states like north carolina, georgia and texas but in my point thread in florida. we will dig into the data. breaking tonight the white house signaling the return of the coronavirus task force meeting tomorrow as the country reports new record 37,000 new cases today, the highest one day count of the entire pandemic. we begin with congressi

hey, doctor. >> hey there, shannon.ig news tonight on the now controversial 60-year-old antimalarial arthritis drug hydroxychloroquine. whose antiviral properties have been touted by president trump and others as a potential treatment or preventative against covid-19. may 18th, with the president admitted taking it, the media vultures circle to come and on may 22nd, the respected scientific journal "the lancet" published a study that suggested the treatment was dangerous, dee the heart rhythm side effects of hydroxychloroquine have long been known. "lancet" retracted that study saying it relied on questionable data on a company with only four employees, one a science fiction writer on the other in adult content model. despite claiming it runs one of the largest and fastest hospital databases, it actually has little online presence. at the same time, the esteemed "new england journal of medicine" retracted a separate study that focused on heart disease risks in covid-19, but also relied on data from the same dubious sour

shannon bream will take it all from here, shannon. >> shann shannon: thank you so much.on we begin with the fox news. protesters back on the streets from atlanta to washington dc as statues are under attack in the president promises jail time for monument vandals, back on the streets of washington. after months of pandemic isolation followed by weeks of protests and violence, some are lighting up the night sky, the wave of fireworks across the country not going over well. in minneapolis frustrated police talking about the night they were forced to abandon headquarters in the night of rioting and looting, welcome to fox news at night. kevin cork is back in the thick of it tonight. what is the scene tonight? >> as you can imagine things are more call than they were 24 hours ago, a block away from here over lafayette park, we saw an incredible scene, the video you have all seen over and over the last 24 hours, protesters attempting to take down a statue of andrew jackson, that did not happen, law enforcement moved into secure the state you, not before it was defaced but today it was clear

i'm shannon bream in washington. we've got a lot of new shannon: welcome to fox news at night. a lot of news, the president preparing to hold the signature maga rally after protests across the nation where some marchers calling to defend the police. streets blocked in anticipation of protests. will the president say this critical moment, as his recklessly holding his rally, covered -- birx back in headlines as they prepared to take the stage. the latest covid-19 case data in minutes. marchers triggering protests, rides and violence have now the structure of america's monuments, george washington toppled in portland, thomas jefferson could be next in new york. city raising our past be part of our future. we debate, right now, right here in the nation's capital crowd is working on trying to tear down a statue of the confederate general, ropes tied to it, we go to that, lawmakers saying tearing down the statues is not a good idea even monuments to the confederacy and explaining why but now the countdown to tulsa. >> the robert passable days donald trump has been talking about the

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shannon: thank you very much.apidfire changes to police department in minneapolis, buffalo and other big cities, a push to defund the police with jason rally. good to have you back. i want to start by referencing a piece you wrote in the wall street journal that you talk about good policing actually served black lives, you did a deep dive into the data. what did you find? >> we find a pattern in the pattern news when you have high profile instances that go viral, whether it is in ferguson, missouri or baltimore or chicago, what happens in the aftermath sometimes is a high-profile investigation of the police department and police department to respond to that and typically respond by reducing proactive policing which means they reduce the number of contacts they have with civilians in this leads to increases in violent crime and homicides and ultimately the loss of even more black lives. we need to be careful how we go about investigating these departments, not to say they shouldn't be investigated at all but perha

shannon bream from here. shannon?an >> i'm not asking my parents about their favorite. have a great show. we begin with a fox news alert. we are watching atlanta's two former police officers turn themselves in the following the death of razo bechard brooks, a black when they were trying to arrest. one of them is charged with murder. law enforcement officials accusing the district attorney of overcharging the fire officer in order to help themselves. in the midst of a tough reelection battle and is the da is facing an investigation as well. also reports the so-called blue flu mega nationwide. some nypd officers planning to protest work on july 4th. black motor confronting a motorist. we. claim what happened, some demanding we defend the police. others say it is time to step up and defend them. the showdowns into dc, the administration facing off the 2 perceived opponents, chief justice john roberts and former national security adviser john bolton, lindsey graham joins us to weigh in on both. welcome to fox news at night. kevin cork start us off with a look at what has th

shannon bream, take it from here. shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. several city blocks of seattle reportedly under the control of protesters who have banned police and we are told taken over city hall. residents being shaken down and intimidated by the occupiers, how will democrats in dc handle this effort by the proposed progressive part of their base to force radical change to law and order in america. protesters across the country tearing down statues, many of them icons of the confederacy, christopher columbus statue also tumbling, the latest one in st. paul, minnesota, the nation's capital gets its name from the 15th-century export, so does columbia university and much more. the story has been debated for generations so why now? monuments coming down coast-to-coast. welcome to fox news at might. we start with chris gallagher on the protester takeover of a portion of an american city, seattle. >> it's not a violent coup in downtown seattle but could be emblematic of where the democratic party is setting. on monday police boarded up the downtown p

shannon. >> we're in green, thank you so much.ly tonight, incredible video out of chicago showing th moments after a family got trapped in their overturned suv following a hit-and-run accident . check it out. about a dozen good samaritans rushed to the scene of work together to get that vehicle up right. there was a family inside and they free done, including a toddler who was in the backseat. they saw this happened and the got together with team worked t push this thing over and they kept at it until they got it done. we are told that the family was able to get out safely. they were unharmed. this is after a hit and run tha these folks witnessed and jumpe up to show today. so you are tonight's midday her is. we will see you back here. it wa. dad? i didn't do it. #1 stain and odor fighter, #1 trusted. it's got to be tide. instead of using aloe, or baby wipes, or powders. try the cooling, soothing relief of preparation h. because your derriere deserves expert care. try new soothing relief. hold on one second... sure. okay... okay!

shannon: did you see this? tom brady making his debut in a buccaneers uniform, releasing the first photos on twitter, signing a two your deal with tampa bay after spending 20 seasons with the new england patriots. todd: some are not thrilled with the uniform reveal, like seeing your ex in their new happy relationship. brady will play his first game for tampa bay in the preseason opener on august 14th. relax, new england, you had your run. it is over, move on. shannon: i think he looks pretty good. i like the black jersey. todd: you are 100% right on everything. 9 minutes after the hour, senate republican sets to unveil police reform bill after donald trump signed his executive order yesterday. jillian: how does the spell is holding police accountable with new york safety, brandon jones is a lifelong democrat voting for trump, joins us live to discuss next. er, are you worried about staying sharp and alert? forebrain, from the harvard-educated experts at force factor, contains key ingredients to help boost memor

shannon. >> shannon: yeah, i got some video of me singing a fe >> video of me singing a few song that doesn't show up on your show, have mercy on me please. thank you. we begin with a fox news alert, chicago marking another historic day of violence. based on the numbers in the chicago sun-times the city had 18 murderers in a 22 hour period making it the city's deadliest day in 50 years in the past weekend, 5 people were killed, 31 others wounded in shootings across chicago. the record-setting violence in one of the biggest cities completely overshadowed by calls to defund, dismantle reform police department in the wake of george floyd's death. protests across the country focusing on defunding police departments. a short time ago the group went to the official residence of new york city mayor bill diblasio chanting his resignation. bill diblasio and the dc mayor under pressure from the left accusing them of being traders if they do not back police funding the city's police department. we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on call to defund police or risk losing t

shannon: i am sorry, what price?e target -- yeah, think a lot of this is priced into the stock, but there is also a belief that apple is one of the key companies at that will benefit over a longer time from 5g. and also it is benefiting from the movement to mobility. so you have that, you throw in services, and solid software set that they have, and we think that apple -- and then the share repurchase its, so they are obviously buying, an companiesd nd companies have pulled back. all of that together. alix: thank you very much, shannon cross. we mentioned earlier about ubs, today is the first day of the bloomberg investor global summit. with, i will be talking 2:00 p.m.at it would be a good conversation. speaking of investments, if you are watching dave courtney and his trading livestream on friday, you would find out which stocks to buy based on a scrabble bag. well, i --s he has a red one. scrabble think. -- thing. this is how we will pick our subjects for the rest of the week. i have got d, r. anyway, i think that

shannon: you are retired. when you get into the force right now? it is one of those jobs where as you well know you go to work in the morning or the afternoon and you don't know what you are going to face that day. would you do it right now? >> if i was close to retirement i would do that come my family would appreciate that. they have continually set i'm glad you're not still working so that is nice to hear but i would also like to be a part of making it better and that might help recruit officers, to make sure maybe they want to be part of the new system envisioned by somebody and maybe working together with the community and the police to make sure it works properly. >> minneapolis police department with a statement with regard to offices leaving the force the right people seek to leave wanted from you read of reasons, the nypd is now exception due to employment separations we've not noted any indicators that would impact public safety but going forward this issue of recruitment could impact public safety. we can't recruit any offices going forw

you have as you said shannon all these different law enforcement agencies. capital police , metropolitan police are all secret service , all of them are there but the problem they have is darkness. darkness is the enemy of law enforcement in these situations . >> ted williams, attorney and also retired homicide detective with the dc police here and we also have charles marino with us, former secret service and kevin cork on the ground.we're going totake it over to philadelphia but before we do where getting a note from the doj . they have deployed us marshals and dea to help the national guard and secret service in lafayette square, that's that area outside the white house where protests take place 365 days a year, normally there are people that what we're told is a reminder it's a federal crime to cross state lines or use interstate facilities to incite or participate in writing . the doj will be enforcing those laws. it's the same thing we heard from the attorney general who said as we've heard from a number of local leaders there are people coming into th

shannon: welcome back. a harvard professor indicted for lying about ties the wuhan university, doctor charlie but was arrested on charges he did his involvement with the wuhan university program that recruits people with knowledge of foreign technology and intellectual property. they believe he was paid 50,$000 a month. he plans to fight the charges if convicted he could get five years in prison. dc national guard members test positive following mass protests. officials not releasing how many are infected but believe it is not a large number of cases, thousands of guard members were deployed to the nations capital to ensure peaceful protesting over george floyd's death, they were required to wear protective the commencement massive crowds made it difficult to social distance. >> donald trump making history with his judicial appointments but he is also facing record-setting delays from senate democrats on his nominations and with confirmation classes and away even now democrats are digging in their heels. wh

shannon? >> excuse me as i'm trying to read a little bit.s is a big case we've been waiting on a regarding abortion law in louisiana that requires doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals. the entire argument essentially is two-pronged. the main argument during this case was whether or not that was an undue burden, whether it would shut down the clinics leaving women in louisiana with a very few, maybe only one abortion clinic to actually visit in-state to get this procedure done. so what the court has decided 5-4 and a very fractured split vote but the liberal wing of the court stuck together, the chief justice john roberts also sided with them on some of the main points in their opinion. the primary opinion was joined by the more liberal wing, the conservative wing sticks together and there were a number of dissents but primarily by justice thomas. chief justice john roberts believes he can be the swing vote in this case and looks like he is striking down the slaw from louisiana. the court talks about the fact that you have

joining us once again shannon pettypiece. shannon, good to see you again.'s talk about the president's law and order rhetoric here. 80% of the americans are saying the country is out of control, and the poll, of course, was conducted amidst the aftermath of george floyd's death and the coronavirus pandemic when you saw thousands of people in the streets protesting george floyd's death. do you think this is going to have any impact on the president's approach here? >> well, this law and order rhetoric is something the republican candidates have used for decades now. it is really one of the tried and true messaging tactics of republican candidates. so, you know, this is a message that plays well with the president's base. he was getting some criticism a couple of weeks ago for not being strong enough from his base frrks h base, from his allies. that led to his monday pronouncement about sending in the military and telling the government they had to be strong on the streets. it's all an effort to target this key group of base supporters that we were talking ab

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