shannon bream. >> shannon: thank you so much, laura. we begin tonight with violent protest and crime spikes continue across cities in america. president trump has focused his campaign on "law & order," and today, former vice president biden added a one time states attorney general to his ticket. plus, long blasted for her crime and incarceration rates. biden's promise to add a female to the ticket, a woman of color. they're very heated primary debate. debate. wall street journalist columnist wrote months ago, it's possible the decision by ms. harris to focus so much on racial issues is what put off would be supporters. and it's close to the antithesis of how mr. obama ran in 2008. conferences and football split tonight over whether to play this fall, we will break down the debates. hello, and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with jacqui heinrich and the response tonight to biden's decision to at a former rival to his ticket. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, shannon. yeah, kamala harris will

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shannon. >> shannon: a rather entertaining briefing today on a number of levels. mike, thank you. >> thank you. >> shannon: before former president obama's address to the dnc tonight, president trump took the opportunity to go directly at his predecessors record. >> i look at how bad he was, how ineffective a presidency was. he was so ineffective, so terrible. slowest growing recovery in the history i since 1929 on the economy. until the china virus came in, we had the greatest economy in the history of the world and now we are doing it again, i'm going to have to do it a second time. >> shannon: saw another former president on the dnc stage tonight, let's break down night three with fox news contributor jacket, jessica tarlov, marc thiessen and steve, welcome to all of you. >> good to be with you, shannon. >> thank you. >> shannon: we had all of you pick a moment and mark, i will start with you because you pick something from former president barack obama, we will play that. >> i did hope for the sake of our country that donald trump might show some interest in t

great to have all of you with us. >> hi, shannon. >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: okay, so, the biden spokesmane biden campaign spokesman said tonight on night one we are confronting head on the trio of crises facing the country. a pandemic spiraling out of control, and economy in tatters and a society infected with systemic racism. donald trump has failed the american people on all three. lieutenant governor, it was pretty grim tonight. i've got to say, the tone. >> it was nothing positive about what they wanted to do. it was all negative about this country. you would think, shannon, that we live in the worst country on the planet after watching the democrats tonight. and people understand the pandemic was not anyone's fault. either party, quite frankly, and secondly, they understand, voters understand that our economy was in the best shape it had ever been under president trump and they also know that no one has done more for the latino community, the african-american community, to raise them up than president trump, so the real unity has been from president trump, not what we heard from toni

pastor joel, thank you for coming on. >> shannon: thank you. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: russians, still in a coma taken to germany for mor further medical assistance. he drug tea laced with poison and both by his illness in the 24-hour delay in transferring him to a top german hospital. russian doctor say there's there's no evidence of poisoning and tonight trying to prevent the transfer from happening. >> shannoncan a university for o download a app that tracks their movements? we will analyze it in "night court." >> to see friends and family outside of it. ♪ especially if you have a serious chronic medical condition. at aetna, we're always here to help you focus on your health. because it's always time for care. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. crest. (vo) because we know you want to get back to going your speed... ...steering life at 10 and 2. you're prepared for this. and so are we. s

>> shannon: come on. >> laura: come on, shannon. i'm going to do that every night for the next few days. >> shannon: and i will receive it, thank you laura. >> laura: have a great show. >> shannon: breaking news tonight, breaking from los angeles democratic eric garcetti announcing homeowners holding parties could have their water and power turned off. all night clubs and bars have already been close so people are trying to make it home. l.a. says no more, enough is enough. another night of unrest in portland where the violence was stopped. a federal officer simply agreed to leave. the violent rioters turning their attention to local authorities to say a police union has been set on fire a local reporter in the crowd chanting every city, every town and burned the precinct to the ground. american cities in for a new wave of trouble pointed directly at the police themselves. former doj official sally eights and the hot seat on capitol hill today admitting former fbi james comey went rogue and she was "flabbergasted to find the fbi age

shannon. >> shannon: we will keep tracking it. thank you.hree georgia inmates credited with saving the life of a sheriff's deputy who collapsed on the job with a heart attack. the deputy was seen falling and he split his head open while he was patrolling. the inmates rushed to his side, provided crucial aid, and call for help. one of them and saying he has great respect for law enforcement and that the deputy has always treated him with respect. the deputy wheat is recovering at home. to terry, mitchell, and walter, you are all our midnight heroes for spring into action and having good things to say about each other. that's it for us tonight. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent your evening with us. good night from washington. i am shannon bream. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum... ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. for sparkling-clean dishes, the first time. cas

shannon. >> shannon: we will keep tracking it. thank you.onight, three georgia inmates credited with saving the life of a sheriff's deputy who collapsed on the job with a heart attack. the deputy was seen falling and he split his head open while he was patrolling. the inmates rushed to his side, provided crucial aid, and call for help. one of them and saying he has great respect for law enforcement and that the deputy has always treated him with respect. the deputy wheat is recovering at home. to terry, mitchell, and walter, you are all our midnight heroes for spring into action and having good things to say about each other. that's it for us tonight. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent your evening with us. good night from washington. [tv announcer] come on down to our appliance superstore where we've got the best deals on refrigerators, microwaves, gas ranges and grills. and if you're looking for... tide power pods one up the cleaning power of liquid. can it one up whatever they're doing?rigerators, microwaves, for sure. se

shannon. >> shannon: bryan llenas in pennsylvania, thank you.he democratic national convention this week leaving plenty of racial story lines in an attempt to make their case to social justice voters. but wall street journalists, numbness jason said playing the race card should proceed with caution. he writes this commit is possible the decision by mr. booker and miss harris to book so much on racial issues it was put off with to would be supporters. fox news contributor, good to have you tonight. >> good evening, shannon, good morning. >> shannon: good morning now on the east coast. i will read a little bar of what jason said. he talked about president obama did such a good job writing this needle on the ash stomach this issue on racism. appealing to the humanity of whites would get him further than a guilt trip on them. do you think there is a difference on this strategy this time around that will work? >> well with former president obama, yeah, his first term, he did not play the race card because there was such a small field. he didn't have

shannon? >> shannon: all right, everything looks different this time around. peter doocy, thank you. so, in his ongoing effort to neutralize any convention momentum for joe biden, the president was back on the campaign trail, in battleground pennsylvania today. but the arrest of former chief white house strategist steve bannon took up a lot of the news cycle today. senior political correspondent mike emanuel is tracking it down and has the latest for us tonight. good evening, mike. >> shannon, good evening. had a president know my fight is big night at the convention, presidenthepresident suggested s hometown in pennsylvania that biden abandoned them. >> he'll remind us that he was born in scranton. but you know, he left. like, 70 years ago, right? >> the president also blasted biden's public record. >> he spent the last half-century in washington selling out our country and dripping off our jobs and letting other countries steal our jobs. >> there is a battle in pennsylvania over the strength

shannon: thank you. president trump scored a major foreign-policy win today bringing together to keep hours in the middle east as they try to annex the west bank land they have doubts aboutt the whole thing the state department correspondent rich edson has details. >> good evening it is a major diplomatic breakthrough the you ae says it's on its way he o establish officialy diplomatic relationship with israel joining egypt and jordan as the only middle easterneast arab states to do so. the unexpected announcement from the oval office. an agreement between uae and israel that they will normalize diplomatic relations, sign investment deals and establish embassies. israel said it will suspend its planspeto to annex territory on the disputed west bank. officials say the relationship building began early in the trump administration and continued as the president senior advisor jared kushner traveled repeatedly to the region. >> peoples are afraid to go first. they are waiting to see how this plays out. it has

shannon: thank you.ackyard birthday party in a can, ohio turned deadly friday night when an 8-year-old girl was shot and killed. now suspects yet. police are asking your help. >> you don't have to be impact directed by the violence to care what happened. there is a line and the line is drawn around the sanctity and purity of children. shannon: making manual shows us how big cities across america are trying to recover from another weekend of deadly violence. >> reporter: a wave of escalated violence from new york city to cincinnati to chicago and beyond with no easy answers. new york city's mayor is blaming the pandemic. >> we are dealing with a perfect storm. we have been put through hell in this city, everything fell apart simultaneously because of the coronavirus. >> reporter: and wisconsin donald trump ripped bill diblasio, expressed concern about his hometown. >> my beautiful fifth avenue in new york has been looted and pillaged, allowed to happen by an incompetent mayor that doesn't have a clue. >>

shannon was gone.aited for clay to collect himself and then -- >> i start by asking him simple things. give me a little bit of her history. on medication any enemies? and what i ask everybody in that situation is what do you think happened? >> he asked me do you know anybody that wants to harm her? do you know who she was seeing? do you know, you know, were you over there? when did you see her last? do you have any idea of these things? >> clay recalled telling the detective he knew his wife was dating again. in fact, he was pretty sure, he said that shannon had a profile on a website that caters on mormon singles. >> i said, well, last i knew there was a lds planet website. and i don't know, i don't have any idea who she is seeing, you would need to look or talk to somebody else. >> and they would talk to plenty of others. that was just day one of the investigation. and as a logical step, the exwould have to be checked out throughly. but right then, he had no more for clay. i said we will talk later,

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shannon. >> shannon: all right. we be watching and waiting.regon lawmakers got the eviction of federal law enforcement from the courthouse after weeks of clashes. but in their absent tonight the violence is not going away and the targets are local police. the rioters are not backing down even in the face of an elderly woman trying to protect public property. jonathan hunt takes a look tonight. >> [screaming]. >> there have been 70 consecutive knights of -- nights of protest over the killing of george floyd but they have lost sight of that cause. >> when you burn down a building occupied by people you intentionallily trapped inside. you are not demonstrating. you are attempting to commit murder. >> protestors tried to set fires near portland's police department last night as they can wednesday the protestors also threw rocks, bottles and other things at officers. >> [shouting]. >> thursday's protests have been promoted on social media by a group calling itself the pacific northwest youth liberation front with the slogan no cops. police did not

shannon. >> shannon: thank you.t, in north carolina, 86 rolled rudy armstrong says his chihuahua saved his life. the navy veteran had a sudden stroke last week, armstrong, who lives alone a houseboat had previously trained his dog to run and get the dock master should he ever need assistance. so boo-boo did indeed rush off to get help, the dock master then called 911 and rudy is recovering nicely. and they are reunited in a local hospital. boo-boo, and i would say rudy too, you guys are midnight heroes. the dock master as well. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington. i'm shannon bream. gged 10,000 s. shingles doesn't care. i get as much fresh air as possible. good for you, but shingles doesn't care. because 1 in 3 people will get shingles, you need protection. but no matter how healthy you feel, your immune system declines as you age, increasing your risk for getting shingles. so what can protect you? shingrix protects. for the first time ever, you can pro

shannon? >> shannon: david, thank you. sally yates is likely just one of many officials from the obama administration republicans would like to see testify before the november election. senate judiciary committee chairman lindsey graham says he is looking at september to hear from james comey, former if you bfbi deputy director andrew mccabe and possibly others. what is the chairman hope to accomplish? lindsey graham joins us, good to have you back, senator. sally yates comes before your committee on wednesday, my understanding is the key area you want to talk to her about is knowing what we all discovered now months and years passed, would she still sign off on any of those carter page fisa documents, is that the answer you're looking looking for on wednesday? >> she signed the warrant application in january of 2017, now we know there was no there there and the dossier was a bunch of garbage in the russian sub source reported a bunch of hearsay so i want to ask her if she knew then what she knows now, would she signed the

shannon bream and fox news @ night take it from here. >> shannon: welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream in washington. president trump called protestors at the republican national convention thugs. in new england tonight the president may consider invoking the insurrection act to send troops to quell unrest. it's friday so night court. big 10 players suing the conference because they want to play ball. do they have a have a case. first mike emanuel starts us off on the president and fallout from the protesters threatening people as they left the white house. >> good evening. out of the republican national convention president trump hitting the campaign trail. tying violent protestors to his political rivals. >> look at joe biden's supporters on the streets screaming and shouting at bistanders with unhinged manic rage. it's craze. you saw last night in washington. >> president trump in new hampshire negotiate an ugly scene last night when his supporters left the white house. the president praising laugh laughter for stepping in to help senator rand paul. >> those 4 pol

shannon. >> shannon: big night, laura, thank you so much. right, hello, welcome to "fox news @ night," it's president trump's night formally accepting the nomination for a second term as president, giving a speech from the south lawn of the white house. the key political anchor bret baier about the top moments from tonight. let's talk about some of the highlights from tonight and start with somebody who knows about getting into a fight. to speak of the scenery was the highlights, on the south lawn, the fireworks display, the opera singers, it had a lot a lot of showmanship and speaking of showmen ship, dana white, president of the ufc, take a listen he defended the presiden. >> the highest priority was always to help the safety of everyone in our country. not just republicans, not supporters, but every single american. president trump's mind-set is to work tirelessly to find solutions to problems and help restore america. he did it once, and i'm telling you right now, he will do it again. >> it was a long speech, shannon, he spoke last conve

shannon. >> shannon: jonathan hunt, thank you.p next, our whatever happened to segment, this time on the zika virus. first beyond our borders tonight. iran's foreign ministry expresses indifference to the change in the trump administration's top envoy for iran. iran says a new u.s. official in the post would be no different from his predecessor. a mudslide triggered by heavy monsoon rain and flooding killed at least 15 people and buried 20 homes in southern india. a police officer says 12 people have been rescued while more than 50 are still missing. experts are closely monitoring a glacier a day after they evacuated 75 tourists and residents amid fears the glacier could break apart and crashed into a popular italian alpine valley. the glaciers size has been likened to that of a soccer field. some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. who've got their eczema under cont

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shannon. >> shannon: thank you chad. brand-new fox news poll may shed some light on the silent majority. at 39% think their neighbors are going to support the president trump, 34% think they are going to support joe biden. a lot of people aren't talking about it in the driveway. how well do you know your neighbors? our political neighbors join us. trump 2020 advisor, good to have you both on the show. >> good to see you. >> happy birthday dear grandmother. >> shannon: thank you, grandma if you're watching, she is 95 tonight. she loves watching, watching you guys debate. the key for that. we have all of these interesting polls, but are people reading too much into it. so my? so many people were caught off guard, maybe not you, but a lot of people wear. do you think people now are kind of looking at their neighbors, thinking, there is a secret silent majority. they don't know what to think, what does the nam number say to? >> for a fact, there is the silent majority. we saw this in 2016, we are seeing it again in 2020. i a

shannon: thank you. 86-year-old rudy armstrong said his chihuahua saved his life, he had a stroke last week, fell down unable to move, he lives lone trained his dog to run and get the dock master if he needed help, he did get help. and dock master called 911 and rudy is recovering nicely. the you are midnight heroes. most trusted, grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington, i am shannon bream. >> the case against donald trump and mike pence is open and shut. >> she's ready to do this job on day one. >> there's nobody more insulting to biden than she was. >> the choice has never been clearer. jillian: it's thursday, august 13th. kamala harris goes on the offense, attacking president trump as she as joe biden make their first appearance as running mates. todd: the race to the white house turns into a sprint. and the trump administration getting students back to school. jillian: the new push to get students back to classrooms and the aboutac

thank you all for joining us. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: okay. hurricane laura as it closes in on the coast, the latest, next. ♪ welcome, today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either. it's the only protein i've really melted with. land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. >> shannon: for several days, forecasters have been predicting hurricane laura would strengthen over the gulf of mexico and pack a wall up to the texas and louisiana gulf coast. with rapid intensification over the last few hours, it is now looking potentially like a historically dangerous storm. chief meteorologist, what can you give us in the latest updates, rick? >> so, shannon, yesterday it was still just a tropical storm. we are after midnight, so monday morning, or tuesday morning, it was still a tropical's come in here we are at a cat 4 come almost cat 5 hurricane making landfall, and in the last few hours, the pressure continues to drop, so 938 millibars, most people don't

shannon: thank you. sally gates is likely just one of many officials from the obama administration republicans would like to see testify before the november election. lindsey graham is looking at september to hear from james comey, deputy director andrew mccabe and possibly others. republican senator from south carolina lindsey graham joins us, good to have you back. sally yates comes before your committee on wednesday. my understanding is the key area you want to talk about is months and years passed, would she stole sign off on any of those documents? is that the answer you're looking for? >> he signed the warrant application in january of 2017. we know there was no there there, the dossier was garbage and the fbi found out the russian sub source reported a bunch of hearsay. i want to ask if she knows that what she knows now would she have signed the warrant, rosenstein said no. also want to ask about the january 5th meeting in the oval office with donald trump. susan rice was there, comey, brennan, cl

shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. a spokesman denying the former president ever visited jeffrey epstein's private island the newly unsealed documents include claims he was seen along with a who's who of other global powerbrokers. former acting attorney general met with awaiting shortly. california's governor cracking down on church attendance and singing at services sparking protests by thousands. what do they plan to do this weekend in the wake of the supreme court decision conservatives argue put casinos over churches. pastor robert jeffress and mark siegel are here to discuss civil disobedience by the faithful in the age of covid-19. amid reports mexican hospitals are overburdened quote to deal with coronavirus patients. ramping up the burden on busy hospitals. year from the frontline border doctor just ahead. the store just minutes away but first breaking news on another round of coronavirus will be for americans who need it. >> millions of unemployed americans are trying to figure out how they will make ends meet

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shannon: thank you. residents gathering las vegas rally against legislation that will mandate said absentee ballots to all voters. major extension of the current mail in system. steve cited voter safety, donald trump threatened legal action. the new york city health commissioner resigned with deep disappointment sending an email critical of the city's pandemic response to build a blog the old on her way out saying our experts are world renowned for their epidemiology in response work. the city would be well served by having them at the strategic center of the response, not in the background. david lee miller has the latest live from new york city. >> reporter: new york city's health commissioner called it quits today and blasted new york city mayor bill diblasio as he headed toward the exit. for several months now the pair have had a strained relationship over the best way to combat the virus. tensions between them were deep two months ago when the mayor announced the city's contact tracing program would

shannon: thank you.for night court. we passed no judgment on the stores but present them to you for your consideration. feist item on the docket a lawsuit against the city of seattle filed by demonstrators who say they are being priced out of exercising their first amendment right to protest arguing police use of crowd control measures for some to buy expensive protective gear to take their message to the streets, they want the city to pay for it. attorney at northwestern university and control defense attorney brian waypool, great to have you. let's start with exhibit a for you from the protesters lawsuits, individual protesters subjected to indiscriminate violence must purchase cost prohibitive gear to withstand munitions even when peacefully protesting as a condition to exercising their right to free speech and peaceably assemble, it amounts to attacks on their first amendment. >> if i was a referee in a football game i would say out of bounds, this lawsuit is completely out of bounds. you've got to b

shannon: your response?> my response is for a member of the obama doj to tell us the rule of law has been abused into the trump administration is the height of arrogance. the obama doj weapon eyes the national security apparatus of the united states to target an opposition campaign, then the incoming transition presidency of the united states and continued with the holdovers, people like clyde smith, the first of i hope many indictments, the first of many guilty pleas, dirty cop, dirty obama fbi lawyers, we know from text messages said he was part of the resistance, they continue to try to undermine this president while he was a sitting president of the united states and furthermore we now know that joe biden was aware of all of this, he was present at that terrible january 5th, 2017, oval office meeting with the entire cast of derelicts who decided they were going to undermine the incoming president. hard for me to exaggerate how consequential this was. it's not an exaggeration to call it a coup attempt. >>

shannon: thank you. 50 seventh anniversary of martin luther king's iconic i have a dream speech the commitment march on washington drew tens of thousands to the national mall today. one of the folks, a pastor from georgia used is time to call out black supporters of donald trump. >> freed thousands of slaves but would have freed hundreds more had they known they were slaves. when i saw the slaves on tv this week endorsing donald trump. >> let's get reaction to the comments from the executive director of the national laboratory coalition for trump and former washington dc police detective and fox news contributor ted williams, good to have you both. he put it this way talking about the rnc and people of color, we learned there are some black people who will gain the world and lose their soul. >> i think this is total hypocrisy. i am here in the south in atlanta from a rich civil rights background, dads, brothers who marched to give us a chance to go to the polls, to not get hoses and dogs sick donna so we

shannon: he is in.ight in the debate over returning to school demonstrators marching in support of the funding the seattle police department include teachers who say they want money taken from the present given to the schools. >> looks like restorative justice in every school so we can solve conflicts, looks like turning schools into community schools with wraparound services like healthcare. >> teachers unions protesting the very idea of going back to school. >> what is the acceptable body count. i am really asking. how many people need to die. how many people need to contract this virus when we could significantly reduce the infection a communities, staff and students if we were to be online. >> medical expert say schools should reopen with safeguards against covid-19 unless they are in a hot spot where it might not make sense to bring students back right away. coming up new york's attorney general sets her sights on taking down the national rifle association. next. shannon: this is a fox news alert,

shannon: thank you. following the dnc the made women in:policy, the rnc answering that, monday night georgia state rep vernon jones, kevin cork shows us there is more where that came from. >> reporter: a personal portrait. >> promises kept. >> a president who doesn't just talk about problems but stops and helps. >> donald trump deliver the largest financial funding package ever. >> tapestry woven together by several speakers of a man they say loves this country and shows that whether the cameras are rolling about. >> we must join a president who will challenge the media. >> the strategy that second night seemed rather clear, more contrast, more distinctions between the president and his opponent, the gop and democrats, between caricature and reality. >> all persons must immediately disperse we >> and the harsh reality has become in many quarters of the country, so unsettling that for many disillusioned democrats it is time to consider what had been unthinkable, backing a trump redux in november which is

shannon: good news before we say good night.o introduce you to the 100 eighth birthday, has been the coronavirus. the middletown new jersey woman showed symptoms in may, never had to get a ventilator, this isn't her first experience with a pandemic. she also beat the spanish flu as a child. she has resumed her normal activities which include sowing and dancing. we need to know what she's doing so we can do the same. we are back in our usual time, most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. >> i accept this nomination for president of the united states of america. american darkness for too long. >> the last four years we have been reversing biden's contrails and delivering historic winds. >> all elections are important. we know this one is more consequential. >> a second term in office we will create 10 million jobs in the next year. we will appoint

it all from here. ♪ >> shannon: hello, welcome to fox news at night i'm shannon bream in washington.e begin. democratic nominee f >> welcome to fox news at night. we begin with a fox news alert. democratic nominee joe biden's first interview since the convention he lays down the law on what measures he will require americans to take in the fight against covid-19 if he is elected. clearly sticking out a different approach to tackling the virus then donald trump, targeted reopening's based on conditions. >> said it down? >> i would listen to the scientists. >> analysis on that straightahead, previewing the republican national convention. in just minutes you will hear from one of the speakers, the attorney from st. louis charged by local prosecutor after he says he was trying to defend his home for a mob when he and his wife sat outside with their guns. we begin with mike emanuel on the latest in the race for the white house. good evening. >> reporter: clear difference on kim jong un for policy with joe biden saying he would shut down the country a 20 experts suggest. donald trump last

shannon: thank you. we will be monitoring isaias all morning long. dennis seen will track its latest path. todd: police body cam video george floyd*leaks to the media. jillian: protesters stormed his home, the rising tensions in minnesota. >> reporter: new body cam video george floyd's fail arrest has a court probing how it was leaked and state prosecutors issuing a denial. attorney general keith ellison saying, quote, the prosecution team will continue to take the strictest precautions to ensure a fair trial, the state prepares to prosecute four offices for floyd's coming, minneapolis leaders moving forward with defunding the police as crime rises, 288 were shot in a city, double the number from this time last year but a recent poll shows a majority would vote to replace the police department. many politicians having protesters show up outside their homes. minnesota republican state senator speaking exclusively to fox news on demonstrators on his doorstep last month saying, quote, we were watching it on my doorbell and you get a different feeling wh

shannon? guest: he has a huge agenda, greta? him -- how you move people out of generational poverty, because that is really the issue that faces african-american communities, particularly in the inner cities. this president has a tremendous record on the school choice issue. i suspect we will hear more about that during the convention, as well. the idea that we are keeping african-american children trapped in failing schools, when even barack obama said early on in his campaign that the great civil rights moment opportunity of the 21st century's access to a quality education, and so the president has a great record on that for african-americans, but also, your previous guest mentioned the idea of criminal justice. back in the 1990's, it was joe biden and hillary clinton that laid out the war on crime that created disparities between crack cocaine and powdered cocaine. a lot of people who looked like me, just because of the color of my skin -- this president has said enough is enough. they are intending to actually tackle, and, f

"fox news @ night" anchor shannon bream. joining us today the former white house press secretary for george w. bush and fox news contributor ari fleischer. ari, let me start with you. the fact we don't have the body cam footage is going to make this so much more difficult. what do we do from here? >> ari: we hesitate. we have to allow facts to come in. look, this is distressing. anybody who watches that, your sympathy goes out. how can you shoot somebody in the back. we don't know everything that took place. we don't know the circumstances. we don't know why they did that. was it cold blooded murder or did they have a justification thinking that either their lives could have been in danger or that the children's lives in the backseat could have been in danger? we don't know. i'm just mindful about what happened in ferguson, missouri, where michael brown was involved in the police shooting. rye it yous took place -- riots took place. the justice department looked into this and determined it was self-defense. clearly this is n

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shannon? >> all right, john roberts at the white house. thank you. meg whitman and colin powell, this week they are answering back. monday night is the georgia state representative john -- there is more with the came from . >> it was a personal portrait. >> a president who doesn't just talk about problems, but stops and helps. >> president trump deliver the largest financial funding picture ever. >> a tapestry woven together by several speakers tonight of a man who they say loves this country and shows it on the cameras are rolling or not. >> i believe we must join a president who will challenge th media. >> the strategy for the second night of the rnc seemed rather clear. it drew marked contrast and distinctions between the president and his opponent. the gop and the democrats between character and reality. and a harsh reality it has become in many corners of our country, so unsettling effect that for many dissolution democrats, it's time to conside what had been unthinkable, possibly backing

i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with jacqui heinrich and the response tonight to biden's decision to at a former rival to his ticket. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, shannon. yeah, kamala harris will make history as the first black and south asian woman on a presidential ticket, and reaction has been pouring in. former president barack obama said "joe biden nailed this decision by choosing senator kamala harris as america's next vice president, he's underscored his own judgment and character." also, "every single view vp short-list or congratulated harris. conventional wisdom is the biden campaign wanted a vp who would represent the future of the

shannon: thank you. donald trump's campaign and the rnc sued nevada for allowing voters to use mail in ballots in the november election. >> the breaking developments, good morning. >> reporter: if you have any doubts this is an election like none before, look what we are seeing in nevada, the trump campaign is asking a judge to intervene after the governor signed a bill providing mail in ballots. the lawsuit alleges several issues estate encountered during the primary including ballots mailed to deceased individuals the wrong addresses, the latest state joining several others including washington dc who will mail ballots to voters. the president made known his concerns for fraud but the presidents took a different tone yesterday when talking about florida. >> in the case of florida they've done a great job, they've had tremendous success with it but they've been doing this for many years and made it terrific so for florida you can mailing your ballot, you don't have to go, a couple other states worked ou

. ♪ shannon: the baby sharks on doesn't bother me. kind of enjoy it but i also like raw comments so for me it is the start to the day. what do you think of that? todd: this was for the parents, the rob thomas on, trying to get baby shark out of the parents mind so they are not cursing us. shannon: you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, good morning. todd: thank you for starting the day with us. a lot of news to get to. donald trump, facebook and twitter taking down the same post citing coronavirus misinformation. shannon: jillian: twitter suspending the trump campaign account. how the trump team is responding. >> reporter: for the first time facebook pulled a post donald trump put out shortly after twitter removed the same post and suspended his campaign account. the tech giant claims what donald trump set on "fox and friends" was misinformation about kids and covid-19. >> this thing is going away. it will go away like things go away and my view is schools should be open. if you look at children children are alm

>> i really don't, shannon. his campaign clarified what he said today, but what i know is this, i have spent enough time with the vice president and filling know where he is heart is wearable enough to know he absolutely empathizes, he absolutely relates to people across racial map spread across ethnicities, across gender, across gender and income levels. this is somebody who has suffered and no suffering personally and can relate to people. any time i see something like that, i believe that his heart, he leads with his heart, he leads with compassion and caring , he's very experienced and knowledgeable. i think out of that will be somebody they can pull this whole country, this whole divided partisan country together and lead us forward in a really positive unified way. that's why i am for joe biden paired. >> i know we are looking forwar the debates. good to see you and your tight again. thank you for coming back. >> thank you, shannon. >> new tonight in the debate over returning to school, demonstrators march

>> shannon: come on. >> laura: come on, shannon.oing to do that every night for the next few days. >> shannon: and i will receive it, thank you laura. >> laura: have a great show. >> shannon: breaking news tonight, breaking from los angeles democratic eric garcetti announcing homeowners holding parties could have their water and power turned off. all night clubs and bars have already been close so people are trying to make it home. l.a. says no more, enough

shannon, thank you for that. mike, this brings us to who do americans trust more? we have seen the president's poll numbers plummet during this coronavirus pandemic. we've seen joe biden's go up. now he's made the decision to change the location of his convention acceptance speech to his home state. give us the backdrop of all of this. how did this come about? >> reporter: well, you'll remember when the democratic national committee selected milwaukee from a list of cities bidding to host the convention there was a sense that democrats were trying to send a message they weren't going to repeat the mistakes not showing the time and attention they needed to win it again. we saw president trump win the state and others to win the white house. this is the third major change to democratic plans to hold that convention in milwaukee. we saw very early in the summer, in fact in the spring as the pandemic was becoming much more of a widespread situation, democrats made that decision early on to postpone the convention from july into the month of augment then they made the d

shannon: good morning, thanks for being here. is that legal?ly good question on this shutdown. californians have grown cynical about edicts from sacramento just like in new york where bill diblasio says you can't have a jewish ceremony, you can't go to church and they have's that is no one but 6 people can gather except if you want to protest, that can be up to 100 and that is why people are doing these things. it is an open question whether he can shutdown power and that is why so many lawsuits have been filed against garcetti and gavin newsom. shannon: if they want to crackdown something would be legal? >> if in fact it was a legitimate city law and there is still a question because you need a state of emergency in california. the system is overwhelmed, it never has been but he could arrest the homeowner and go from there but shutting it down for indeterminable period of time, what we call arbitrary and capricious. it is probably going to happen once or twice and there will be lawsuits and the dissatisfaction of californians will continue to