shannon bream and the fox news at night team take it from here. >> he's a good guy, but he's no 24. happy birthday, tommy. >> thank you, laura. >> why won't democratic presidential nominee joe biden ask about court packing and he will he would nominate to seal the seat open,. you may have noticed that progressive firebrands were calling for aggressive newts. from back in the courts to ending a filibuster, pushing fo in puerto rico in washington, d to steel democratic majorities in the senate. the washington post says they are particularly annoyed with democratic senator ed martin fo raising the court packing issue. team biden wants to focus on less polarizing issues now just 42 days out from election day. do voters deserve answers from biden and his running mate

>> we have steve danes and nancy grace and shannon bream. don't miss a minute. >> have a good weekend. [crowd chanting] >> sandra: police declaring an unlawful assembly overnight in louisville, kentucky. protestors taking to the streets, smashing windows and vandalizing city buses as violent demonstrations spread across the country for a second straight night following wednesday's grand jury decision in the breonna taylor case. i'm sandra smith. hello, trace. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher. two dozen people arrested overnight in louisville including a state representative to introduce a ban no-knock warrants. lining up for roll call. the suspect charged in that attack is now scheduled to be arraigned today and the mayor

that is all-time we have tonight, shannon bream and the fox news at night team, have a great weekend. shannon: i am shannon bream in washington. devastating deadly wildfires, gavin newsom blames climate change, donald trump says years of forest remiss management, 147 million dead and dried trees burned. the two leaders agree more funding needed to help contain the blazes. a lot to allow prison inmates fallen here to fight fires more easily gaining employment as first responders, once the sentences are complete. 37 stafford grants for the brave work of 14,000 firefighters. in the russia probe, partly due to concerns on political pressure. the nomination for a nobel peace prize involving middle east peace. the president's unconventional foreign policy. >> this goes beyond commercial flights, telephone connections, donald trump is presiding over reshaping of the middle east power dynamic, the kingdom of bahrain to the unnamed alliance against iran and accepting of israel. >> a truly historic day. two peace agreements with israel in the last 72 years, in the last month. >> post 1948, did

welcome to fox news at night i' shannon bream in washington. kevin cortexes off with the ver latest maneuvering over the supreme court. good evening, kevin barrett get maneuvering indeed. despite losing suing collins an lisa murkowski it would appear the gop has the numbers to go ahead and push forward the president supreme court nominee. a name by the way that we will learn officially this saturday at 5:00 p.m. at the white house. >> thank you, thank you. he was very good. very positive statement too. >> in retrospect it may have seen a bit halfhearted but president trump tonight at a rally in pennsylvania actually think his longtime gop nemesis mitt romney for siding with him and backing a pre-election vote on a soon to be announced supreme court nominee. >> the decision to proceed with the new nominee is consistent with history and precedent and that is tantamount. >> he becomes the latest and perhaps the most consequential gop domino to fall assuring tha the presidents pic will not onl receive an up or down vote, but very likely a confirmat

that's all the time we have tonight, shannon bream and the fox news at 19 take off from here. >> shannon: we are all exhausted, it's a busy news cycle. >> laura: good night, good night. sleep on it's monday. [laughs] okay, thanks laura. breaking tonight, he was a long republican to convict president trump on the articles of impeachment and tonight he holds a vote for the next supreme court justice. he says he will not announce his position until he meets with his g.o.p. colleagues tomorrow. they will vote on the nominee sooner rather than later. tonight, senate judiciary committee chair lindsey graham says democrats have a double standard when it comes to how nominees are treated, citing the bruising battle over justice thomas, justice alito, whose wife left the hearing in tears, and just a kavanaugh. graham telling democrats that republicans plan to move ahead and saying, if the shoe were on the other foot, he would do the same. also breaking tonight, clues about which woman the president may nominate later this week. we will talk with our own brit hume about how some on the left are so

midnight, shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team to get all from here. >> shannon: thank you so much. now the amy coney barrett set to kick off october 12th and all eyes on vice presidential hopeful senator, harris. on the senate judiciary committee saying how hard she plans to go after the federal judge. will it be a replay of the cavanagh firestorm? will senator harris commit to meeting with the nominee? i'm sure that will happy. >> do you intend to? >> i don't know one way or the other. >> shannon: telling fox, the progressives wanted barrett blocked in modern voters seeing a personalized and professional admission. 24 hours away, the very first debate between president trump and democratic nominee joe bid joe biden. the supreme court will be one of the topics chosen by the moderator chris wallace. senate judiciary's from the top don't have been the priority and republicans since president trump's election getting judge barrett on the nation's highest court for life would be the major white house accomplishment. welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington.

let's bring in fox news at night anchor at shannon bream for more on the potential pick, you've been be with you, dana. let's talk to three women we think of the top of the list. the president has said he's going to pick a female, all of them are on the federal bench now so they have been through senate confirmation recently which helps with betting them, getting their files up and running if these are the top contenders. we will start with judge a amy coney barrett. she is a federal judge, 48 years old, mother of seven, went to notre dame law school on a full scholarship, has been working there in the years since. she also clerked for the late justice antonin scalia. she was prepped about her catholic faith and concerned that it might impede her ability to be an impartial judge. you might remember senator dianne feinstein's comment, "the dogma lives loudly and you." she said it would never be appropriate for a judge to impose her personal convictions including her faith on due issues of law. now, judge barbara lagoa from florida, she's only been on the federal bench for less than a

that's all the time we had tonight, shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. >> shannon: busy news day, thank you very much. we start with breaking news tonight, secretary of state mike pompeo joins us exclusively in minutes, with just 55 days to go until the presidential election, the president pushing ahead with another campaign promise to bring more american troops home. the secretary pompeo responds to critics who call the move an election year stunt. also breaking tonight, the media playing defense after another expose about president trump, journalist bob woodward defending his decision to hold on information for months and the president's critics claim could have saved thousands of lives. how woodward is explaining his decision to sit on conversations with the president about the truth about the coronavirus. new calls from the left tonight, pushing joe biden to release his list of potential supreme court nominee's as the president adds to his own listed today, it now includes several sitting senators and kentucky attorney being described as a rising star

shannon bream and the "fox news at night" team make it up from here. shannon? >> shannon: i was one o one nerd kids that cared about politics, sixth grade, i don't know, all right, it's in the books, we are going to break it down. laura, you've done a great job. all right, the first of three debates between president donald trump and his democratic challenger for the white house joe biden will be remembered for interruptions, fire, the accusations candidates repeatedly made against each other. the president went on offense from the get-go. there was name-calling, accusations about the candidates children. fair to say the race has gotten personal. the president defended his record, saying he has done more in 47 months than biden has done in 47 years. the president strong economic record rattled by the coronavirus pandemic, 200,000 lives lost to the virus, the president pressing biden on a green new deal, socialism, and his record on race. did either score points in a critical undecided voters if there are any left out there? hello, and welcome to "fox new @ nigh

harris: great question from my friend, shannon bream. thank you very much. i'll see you later tonight, because you'll be on the air. >> see you then. harris: we are just learning that there is a presidential press conference coming up today. president trump, 5 p.m. eastern from the white house briefing room. we'll bring you that later today, obviously, live as it happens. plus, former white house hopeful mike bloomberg is spending big cash to help joe biden win votes in florida. but could that billionaire, former mayor of new york, be breaking the law by paying the fines of felons? we'll get into it. stay close. ♪ ♪ what getting fueled with one protein feels like. what getting fueled with three energy packed proteins feels like. meat! cheese! and nuts! p3. because 3 is better than 1 ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. to listen, is to hear more than what's being said... and offer the answers that make someone feel truly heard. i understand, let's get started cal

that's all the time we have tonight, shannon bream and of the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. >> shannon: we have to remember for better or worse, our social media lives on. we got a lot of breaking news tonight, take you straight to portland -- excuse me, louisville. life pictures amid a tense standoff between police and protesters. there is a curfew there in effect, it is not being observed by a lot of folks taking to the streets. some of them very peaceful but we've seen other situations tonight that are not. we have seen fires set, we've now gotten word that two police officers have been shot, still working to find out if that isn't connection to these protests so we are looking live in louisville, we have multiple reporters on the ground. we are going to take you there, two metro police officers have been shot, they are in the hospital and there has been plenty of unrest in response to the breonna taylor grand jury decision. we're going to take you live too multiple spots on the ground so we can catch you up on all the things happening along with louisville protesters al

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take all the latest from here, shannon. >> shannon: all right, laura, thank you so much and thanks for the college football. breaking tonight, we are past curfew in louisville and protesters are on the marching again. as we learned yesterday, a grand jury charged 1 of 3 officers linked to the deadly showing of emt breonna taylor with wanton endangerment but not in direct connection to her death. the other two officers, including one whose bullet kilter were found to be justified in using force because they were fired on first. tonight they are called to release the full grand jury report. we are also investigating the reports of alleged voter fraud in texas as well as reports of absentee balance, some with votes for president trump are portably found [indiscernible] and possibly in the trash in pennsylvania. voter fraud in what he says could be big trouble brewing with mail-in ballots. plus, our exclusive with the senate majority leader on these topics. it is senator mitch mcconnell's first interview since the passing of justice ginsburg a

shannon bream is with us. shannon? >> yeah, sean.er colleagues are grieving tonight because what they know better than anyone else is that this is a family and a very unique position and nobody else could possibly understand unless they have served on the bench. we talked about the unorthodox friendship that she had with justice scalia. n they didn't see the constitution and the way to interpret the same way but they were very close. the families socialized together. they both loved opera and cooking together. there were great friendships there. a great example that our country could use right now. she was a trail blazer. we talked about the fact when she came out of law school, one of nine women in her harvard law school class, she couldn't find a job. she had people tell you i can't hire you because you're a woman. she was married, had two children. she has four grandchildren. she was always devoted to her family. they were her number 1 priority. the court was clearly her life mission, her life's work. i've told the story about the

i'm joined by shannon bream. thanks for joining us tonight. it appears there are two women who might be the favorites. they call her acb. amy comey barrett. as well as the woman from florida. barbara lagoya. amy comey barrett is a woman the president already nominated to the 7th circuit. she had her face being brought up in the nomination process. >> you are exactly right. that is something to focus on. she has been through the fire. we know whoever gets selected and has to go through the confirmation process will have to have a spine of steel and nerves of steel. she has been through a little bit of that. during her confirmation for the 7th circuit. she is known as a devout catholic and senator feinstein said the dogma lives loudly in you. on thers questioned wet -- oths questioned whether she could be a fair jurist and devout catholic. she stood up for herself. that was a bit of a bruising. she showed she was willing to go through it. she says it doesn't factor in for me as a judge. as a judge you interpret the law. judge jeanine: she said i

i'm joined by shannon bream. thanks for joining us tonight. it appears there are two women who might be the favorites. they call her acb. amy comey barrett. as well as the woman from florida. barbara lagoya. amy comey barrett is a woman the president already nominated to the 7th circuit. she had her face being brought up in the nomination process. >> you are exactly right. that is something to focus on. she has been through the fire. we know whoever gets selected and has to go through the confirmation process will have to have a spine of steel and nerves of steel. she has been through a little bit of that. during her confirmation for the 7th circuit. she is known as a devout catholic and senator feinstein said the dogma lives loudly in you. on thers questioned wet -- oths questioned whether she could be a fair jurist and devout catholic. she stood up for herself. that was a bit of a bruising. she showed she was willing to go through it. she says it doesn't factor in for me as a judge. as a judge you interpret the law. judge jeanine: she said i

shannon bream host of fox news at night who put together that piece for us joins us now.bviously, she has had so many health challenges over the years, but she has been such a fighter, such a courageous member of the court showing up in the middle of all of those procedures and doing her best to live her life as a justice to the very end. very big news story on so many angles tonight. >> it's shocking, any time we get news that one of the justices has passed away, we have been through so many roller coasters with her following so many challenges to her health over the years and she has fought back and has been so incredibly strong. i remember being struck by the death of her husband, they were extremely close. just devoted to each other and when he passed away a few years ago, i was in court the next day and i was stunned to see her there. she was so devoted to her job, to her life's work. she was dedicated and was not going to let anything stop her. she has long said when people would nudge her or push her into retirement and try to suggest she would say nope, as long as

going to start tonight with fox news chief judicial correspondent, the host of fox news at night shannon bream, is with us now. tell us what you know. >> we were told her family was with her when she died peacefully, she is survived by two children and a lot of grandchildren who she was very proud of and talked about all the time. she was the second woman to serve on the court, appointed in 1993 by then president bill clinton and she has forged a path. long before she joined the court and all of these years that she has served, she had been a strong advocate for ideas that she believes in. she had been celebrated by the left, she is an icon. people dress their babies as rbg. she is somebody who had a very loyal and loving following. we have all cheered for her over the years and the many things that she's overcome, it's no secret she battled cancer numerous times in numerous forms as well. it was a few weeks ago that we heard she was actually doing well. she was suffering another recurrence, she talked about treatments, chemo was going well and we really didn't know until tonight that it had t

mike emanuel in washington infer shannon bream and this is a fox news alert.s is new video from rochester, new york where unrest has been building since new evidence showing an african-american man suffered from mental illness was allegedly suffocated after an altercation with police in march great in the protest, they are seen shutting down the restaurant. there are reports

we've got senator lindsey graham, we have senator tilles and shannon bream, our own shannon bream whoas vice president, vacuum cleaner sucking up money from russia, ukraine, china. we have a jam-packed show on saturday. i can't wait to do my open. there's a lot of on the line. get ready, i'm already fired up. ainsley: we will know who he picks, we all will be watching. jeanine: yeah, i'm excited. brian: so am i. judge jeanine, hold the excitement tomorrow night and also chance to talk about brand-new book, don't lie to me, it's available now. not the judge's office, you have to go to your own bookstore. i have it on tape so i get the sense of you yelling in my head. jeanine: you know what it is on tape, the season 2, takes you 2 and a -- >> steve: judge jeanine, thank you very much. brian. brian: country music star john rich joins us with powerful message of hope and unity. he's debuting his brand-new song for us live on "fox & friends". ♪ if you have risk factors like heart disease, diabetes and raised triglycerides,... ...vascepa can give you something to celebrate. ♪ vascepa, when

that is all-time we have tonight, shannon bream and the fox news at night team, have a great weekend.nnon bream in washington. devastating deadly wildfires, gavin newsom blames climate change, donald trump says years of forest remiss management, 147 million dead and dried trees burned. the two leaders agree more funding needed to help contain the blazes. a

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take all the latest from here, shannon. >> shannon: all right, laura, th shannon: thank you so much and thanks to college football. we are past curfew in louisville and protesters are on the streets marching again. yesterday a grand jury charged one of three officers in the deadly shooting of breonna taylor, but not in connection to her death. the other two officers including the one whose bullet killed taylor were found to be justified force because they were fired on. the full grand jury report. we are investigating the reports of the alleged voter fraud in texas and absentee ballots reportedly found in wisconsin and possibly in the trash in pennsylvania, the president's warning about voter fraud and what he said could be big trouble with mail in ballots. are exclusive with the senate majority leader on these topics, mitch mcconnell's first interview since the passing of justice ginsburg and the fight over the seat now open on the supreme court. we begin tonight in louisville. things appear to be heating up again tonight. >> reporter: ar

shannon bream and the fox news at night team take it from here. >> he's a good guy, but he's no 24. happy birthday, tommy. shannon: a good guy but he's not 24. happy birthday, tommy. thanks. tonight, why won't joe biden answer questions about court packing and who he would nominate to fill the seat opened by the passing of ruth bader ginsburg. we are examining the strategy. progressive firebrands:could progressive moves from packing the courts to ending the filibuster, pushing for statehood for puerto rico in washington dc to seal democratic majorities in the senate. washington post reports the biden campaign is annoyed with that marky for raising the court packing issue. team biden wants to focus on most polarizing issues now just 42 days from election day what do voters deserve answers from biden and his running mate kamala harris about the to for issues, progressive base which democrats must keep on board like some of his answers. >> i think the socialists, that's how i got elected, i got the nomination. do i look like a socialist, look at my whole career. i am not a socialist. sh

shannon bream and the fantastic "fox news at night" team take . ♪ >> welcome to >> i'm in for shannonream, breaking tonight reports of unrest across the nation. in rochester police facing off against protesters outside the public safety building in seattle police say explosives being thrown at them and bear spray aimed at them. in chicago reports of fireworks lobbed at officers, extensive coverage straight ahead. chicago police holding a news conference, four people shot including an 8-year-old in a drive-by shooting. police tell us the child has died. this after another weekend of violence in the windy city. parts of california are burning out of control as it suffers from record-breaking extreme heat. agenda reveal party sparks one of the biggest fighters in the family reportedly tried to stop it with water bottles. we are monitoring efforts by military pilots to rescue 50 people trapped by the flames. first let's go to white house correspondent kevin cork following the labor day movement to donald trump who focused on operation warp speed and economic recovery. >> reporter: he's ac

shannon bream and the fantastic "fox news at night" team take . ♪ >> welcome to >> i'm in for shannoneaking tonight reports of unrest across the nation. in rochester police facing off against protesters outside the public safety building in seattle police say explosives being thrown at them and bear spray aimed at them. in chicago r

i'm joined by shannon bream. thanks for joining us tonight. it appears there are two women who might be the favorites. they call her acb. amy comey barrett. as well as the woman from florida. barbara lagoya. amy comey barrett is a woman the president already nominated to the 7th circuit. she had her face being brought up in the nomination process. >> you are exactly right. that is something to focus on. she has been through the fire. we know whoever gets selected and has to go through the confirmation process will have to have a spine of steel and nerves of steel. she has been through a little bit of that. during her confirmation for the 7th circuit. she is known as a devout catholic and senator feinstein said the dogma lives loudly in you. on thers questioned wet -- oths questioned whether she could be a fair jurist and devout catholic. she stood up for herself. that was a bit of a bruising. she showed she was willing to go through it. she says it doesn't factor in for me as a judge. as a judge you interpret the law. judge jeanine: she said i

shannon bream is joining us. vers the supreme court and she is taking in this historic moment with us. shannon, your thoughts. >> yes, because of her, many things changed over time. she was certainly a voice advocating before she joined the bench and her many years on the bench for equality for women when it came to the workplace, for pay, lgbtq rights and other things she championed through her life and a great defender of abortion rights and a lightning rod for folks on either side of the aisle. but she often was in the dissent. she didn't always win the cases she felt she should win but talked about the dissents which she often read from the bench. not a regular occurrence. she would do that on occasion and she said dissent has to be good and you have to put it together well and write it. it could become the majority opinion of the future. when she wasn't on the winning side of an argument she was very detailed and passionate about her dissents hoping they over time would change minds and the country would come

i am shannon bream in washington. kevin cork, the latest on the covid-19 relief impasse. >> the race for the white house is tightening which is why donald trump was so eager to emphasize what he called a big mistake by his opponent today. >> biden was interviewed on cnn. they said which is better, nafta or the us mca, he said the us mca. couldn't believe it. >> it was like mana from political heaven on a day which saw his 2020 opponent agree with the us mca trade pack, better than the nafta deal biden voted for, donald trump turned up the heat on the former vp in a campaign stop in saginaw, michigan. >> joe biden surrendered your jobs to china and now he wants to surrender our country to be violent left-wing mob and you are seeing that every night. but i wouldn't worry about it because he's not winning. >> reporter: the redux of the president's rust belt winning strategy from 2016, trade, manufacturing, the second amendment and stopping violence, stoking the base while hoping to move process we are independents, this

that's all the time we have tonight, shannon bream and the "fox news at night" team take it all from here. shannon, i hope you had a great labor day weekend. >> shannon: i did. >> laura: fantastic. have a great show. >> shannon: thanks, good to see you. breaking tonight, african-american police chiefs across the country, the latest casualties of the chaos ripping our streets. in rochester, new york, all of his staff stepping down after a week of violence in the city. more unrest going on tonight. we will take you there live, all in the wake of the death of a black man earlier this year. also announcing she is stepping down tonight, the dallas police chief. this is following mass arrests of protesters back in june. i'm not here to make people happy, my job and our job is to be safe. also tonight, catholic service members speaking out about a decision to add masses on some dates funding issues. minutes away, our investigation into that. hello, and welcome to "fox news at night." i am shannon bream in washington. we began with correspondent on the latest in the unrest across our country.

have shannon bream, take it from here. shannon? >> we begin with breaking news is the nation mourns the passin of justice ruth bader ginsburg losing her long battle against cancer at the age of 87. we will spotlight this remarkable woman's life and legacy over the next two hours of our extended coverage tonight . her passing leaves a vacancy on the u.s. supreme court in a presidential election year. we will size of the political storm that has started tonight very welcome to special coverag of fox news at night very tonight, we want to be about honoring the justice, the trailblazer as reaction is pouring in from across the political spectrum. we've been joined by thousands here today, we've been out here for several hours per there her mostly in silence liberating th life and legacy of the least elite justice ruth bader ginsburg. which share of from john roberts , our nation has lost a jurist of historic stature, we at the supreme court have lost cherished colleague. today we mourn, but with confidence that future generations will

mike emanuel in washington infer shannon bream and this is a fox news alert. this is new video from rochester, new york where unrest has been building since new evidence showing an african-american man suffered from mental illness was allegedly suffocated after an altercation with police in march great in the protest, they are seen shutting down the restaurant. there are reports some folks are already taking it too far. hundreds of students in south carolina packing bars, caught on video with no socha will do instant social distancing, this is exec we with the health experts are warning us about. right is the president says we are turning a corner with the pandemic of medical pros worry we might see another spike after a weekend together. another revision of closely lots 410,000 dead in the u.s. from covid by new york state if people don't follow the rules on masks and social distancing, the worst is yet to come. nevertheless, coast-to-coast, folks are gearing up. >> you just have to plan it out in a day or to before. >> we can stay 6 feet apart and that is im

choice of amy coney barrett for the supreme court and upcoming confirmation hearing, let's bring in shannon breamanchor of fox news at night who has covered the high court for fox news for years. shannon has been it busy several days for you and will continue as we see continued reaction to nominee, what do you expect to see in the coming days, shannon? shannon: yeah, i think it's going to be different but a number of senators say they do not intend to pete with the -- to meet with the nominee and they it's say about the timing and not her personally. we were looking at senator joe manchin of west virginia because he's a democrat and he voted for her to take her position where she now sits on the seventh circuit but he says i will look over her record and i will give her full examination as i would for any supreme court nominee, but i will not vote for anyone if we have a vote before the election, so you've got that, you've got senator cory booker out there saying she should recuse herself if she does get seated to the high court and any election disputes. so we know democrats will lay down a num

that's all the time we have for tonight, shannon bream and the fantastic "fox news @ night" team take here. shannon. ♪ >> mike: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i am mike emanuel in washington in for shannon bream. we begin with a fox news alert varied the presidential race tonight is focused on the safety and security of america's cities, trying to flip the script on republican democratic nominee joe biden letting president trump for violence in cities one by democrats. 17-year-old arrested for murder in kenosha. he was acting in self-defense, the president says, because he was violently ambushed. n

that's all the time we have tonight, shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team have all the latest developments and they take it from here. >> shannon: jerusalem is one of my favorite cities, it is so beautiful, so much history there and at such a focus of the world tonight and always. >> it's amazing. >> shannon: thank you. we begin tonight with breaking news, an historic day at the white house as israel comes together with two of its arab neighbors to sign an accord, we'll have reactions and witness history firsthand. tonight, other arab nations may be on the brink of joining the efforts. breaking tonight, questions about a standoff happening right now in los angeles and if it may be connected to the manhunt for a suspect wanted in the shooting of two deputies. we have a live report from the latest details of our west coast newsroom. it forecasters are predicting historic life-threatening flash flooding as hurricane sally inches towards landfall. welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin tonight with white house correspondent kevin corke covering a

i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with a race for the vaccine. the president says we're getting close. kevin corke has that story tonight. good evening, kevin. >> good evening. look great in the pink. love it. as plans with the possibility that a limited number of vaccine doses may have available at the end of the year, the trump administration says tonight that it will begin distributing a covid-19 vaccine within one day of regulatory authorization. >> we're very close to that vaccine as you know. i think closer than most people want to say. >> an optimistic president trump today said the federal government could start distributing a coronavirus vaccine as soon as next month. >> we think we can start sometime in october. so as soon as it's announced, we'll start, that will be from mid october on. may be a little later than that. >> the president said the u.s. has manufactured all of the necessary supplies adding that health officials would be able to distribute at least 100 million vaccine doses by the end of the year. but that timeline seemed c

shannon bream tonight, 10 p.m., for a full hour to look back at the justice's life and legacy. you. ♪ ♪ alicia: and joe biden is expected to talk about the supreme court vacancy at a campaign event this afternoon in philadelphia. jacqui heinrich is there with more. hi, jacqui. >> reporter: well, joe biden is expected to talk about the prospect of president trump nominating a third justice to the supreme court which could establish a 6-3 conservative majority. biden is expected to frame this as a high stakes battle for a number of health care related rights. according to reports, biden will link the court vacancy to protecting the affordable care act and its guaranteed coverage for people with pre-existing conditions. biden has previously accused president trump of trying to eliminate such predictions. he's also raised concerns about abortion rights. judge amy coney barrett is said to be a front-runner, and she is faved among anti-abortion -- favored among anti-abortion conservatives. so far he's appointed more than 200 federal judges including two supreme court nominees and has

. ♪ >> welcome to fox news at night i'm shannon bream in washington.onight, devastating deadly wildfires blame climate change, the president says years of forestry mismanagement has left 147 million dead and dry trees ready to be kindling. burned. today 50 leaders appeared to agree that more creators and funding are needed to contain the blazers. you some signing a lot to allow prison is made to volunteer to fight fires more easily gain employment is first responders once their sentences are complete. the president tonight tweeting he signed 37 stafford grants to support the brave works of the more than 14,000 firefighters u and down the west coast. fox news confirming the top attorney helping john durham with his investigation into the investigators in the russia probe has resigned for the hartford current claims that he's resignation is at least partly due to concerns about political pressure. the president gets his second nomination for a nobel peace prize admitted another major announcement involving middle east peace. that's were we start tonight

that's all the time we have for tonight, shannon bream and the fantastic "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. shannon. ♪ >> mike: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i am mike emanuel in washington in for shannon bream. we begin with a fox news alert varied the presidential race tonight is focused on the safety and security of america's cities, trying to flip the script on republican democratic nominee joe biden letting president trump for violence in cities one by democrats. 17-year-old arrested for murder in kenosha. he was acting in self-defense, the president says, because he was violently ambushed. biden is condemning the riots, but not calling out attacks on republicans like senator rand paul and not making specific demands on black lives matter or antifa. the president preparing to make a trip to kenosha, a flash point now in america's summerlong struggle between police and african-americans, but also a focal point of his presidential campaign. the president has said he wants to meet with the family of jacob blake, but that's not happening. [indiscernible] democr

shannon bream, thank you so much for your expertise and your voice today. you. her liberty you can catch shannon every weeknight with her show fox news at night at 11 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. leland. leland: great coverage last night by shannon's tam. >>> president trump and joe biden held dueling events yesterday in minnesota. president trump heads to fayetteville, north carolina, tonight. that's where we find griff jenkins. hi, griff. >> reporter: hey, leland. about five hours the president will be here, and the supporters are ready for him. we're going to talk to them after the break, but look at this, we've got trump 20 make america great shoes. ♪o, r. typical day during a work week is i'm working but first always going for a run or going to the gym. i love reading. i love cooking healthy. it's super important to me. i was noticing that i was just having some memory loss. it was really bothering me. so i tried prevagen and it started to work for me. i wish i had taken prevagen five or ten years ago. prevagen. healthier brain. bett

midnight, shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team to get all from here. >> shannon: thank you soow the amy coney barrett set to kick off october 12th and all eyes on vice presidential hopeful senator, harris. on the senate judiciary committee saying how hard she plans to go after the federal judge. will it be a replay of the cavanagh firestorm? will senator harris commit to meeting with the nominee? i'm sure that will happy.

judge: shannon bream thank you so much and our coverage of this historical day is just getting startednc chairman is just ahead but next senator thom tillis sits on the judicial committee and we will judge: welcome back the democrats want to pack the court once the nominee is confirmed let's talk about that and more with senate judiciary committee member senator thom tillis thank you for being here we are thrilled to have you tonight. you have been a member of the senate judiciary and actually were there during the hearings of judge barrett nominated to the second circuit court of appeals. what is your take on judge barrett? >> she is extraordinarily. summa cum laude at notre dame, first in her class, highly recommended by a bipartisan group of people that have worked with her as a clerk i think she will do well in the hearings. judge: today i understand you were there in the rose garden and had an opportunity to talk to members of her family. >> i did i talked to liam her 11 -year-old son and asked if it is true that his dad made his favorite dish and he confirmed that was true. she h

joining us bret baier and shannon bream and martha maccallum. will depart and the public will get to say their goodbyes, shannon. >> they will. there were so many good lines and remembrances from the rabbi who spoke and also the chief justice and he talked about justice ginsburg loved opera growing up and wanted to be an opera star but turned out to be a rock star. she was bemuseed by her status as the notorious rbg. she thought it was funny that she was in her 80s and people wanted her autograph and "saturday night live" and the movie over the last couple of years. she was entertained by that. didn't take herself too seriously. thought it was interesting that she was a pop icon. we saw her colleagues there as well including justice kennedy as well. as you guys mentioned earlier they haven't been together. they've been doing everything by phone. to be here and to be socially distanced and see each other and joined in this moment of grief is a very, very tight family at the court. there are only nine of them that served together usually at a time

judge: shannon bream thank you so much and our coverage of this historical day is just getting started rnc chairman is just ahead but next senator thom tillis sits on the judicial committee and we will when you're through with powering through, it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold. judge: welcome back the democrats want to pack the court once the nominee is confirmed let's talk about that and more with senate judiciary committee member senator thom tillis thank you for being here we are thrilled to have you tonight. you have been a member of the senate judiciary and actually were there during the hearings of judge barrett nominated to the second circuit court of appeals. what is your take on judge barrett? >> she is extraordinarily. summa cum laude at notre dame, first in her class, highly recommended by a bipartisan group of people that have worked with her as a clerk i think she will do well in the hearings. judge: today i understand you were there in the rose garden and had an opportunity to talk to membe

shannon bream is next. >> shannon: hello."fox news shannon: welcome to fox news at night, breaking tonight a source tells me and several others, the president doesn't tend to formally nominate judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court at 5:00 pm. the rays lauding the nomination as a singular achievement for donald trump, they say she would solidify a conservative majority on the high court if she is the nominee and confirmed.

shannon bream is next. >> shannon: hello. welcome to "fox news shannon: welcome to fox news at night, breaking tonight a source tells me and several others, the president doesn't tend to formally nominate judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court at 5:00 pm. the rays lauding the nomination as a singular achievement for donald trump, they say she would solidify a conservative majority on the high court if she is the nominee and confirmed. find out from the president if the nominee will replace justice ruth bader ginsburg. the latest is the first woman ever to lie in state today in the us capital. at the moment it appears they will feel toward confirmation with republicans a short of the votes to confirm her but there are political questions. we look at them tonight, should he have chosen a federal judge from florida? it could give him an electoral advantage, we look at the strategy to take down the president's nominee. one group, patriotic millionaires wants democrats to, quote, make this an unbelievable process for senate

shannon bream, i know you will, too. see you. >> trace: louisville now on edge with a courthouse and another federal building boarded up ahead of a grand jury decision on breonna taylor coming this week. at least two office buildings will be closed to the public as we wait to find out whether there will be charges against the officers involved in taylor's shooting. breonna taylor died in march when officers charged into her operate and shot her. two men under administrative leave as the information continues. >> sandra: the judge in the george floyd case has yet to decide whether cameras will be in the courtroom. supporters say it is have complete recordings so people will trust the outcomes. it sparked outrage and protests across the country and the judge yet to rule on whether or not the four will be tried separately or together. all four of them agreed -- it would change how the lawyers present evidence and how witnesses testify. >> trace: another weekend of violence in big u.s. cities including rochester, new york. s