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today, he's meeting with bar owners in the tampa-st. pete area and tomorrow he's going to fort myers. the media is not invited so we don't know what's going to be discussed. >>> could the key to a successful treatment for the coronavirus come from the people who have already been infected and since recovered? a new trial sunday way right now testing that antibody cocktail you might call it. the hope is now for the medicine to work alongside vaccines. let's go to cnn senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen for more. a remarkable idea here. go to folks who have already recovered and sort of use their immune response to help others. how would it work? >> reporter: and there's actually an added layer to that, jim. what they do is try to cull the most powerful antibodies so you're not -- all antibodies are not created eke watch. you cull the strongest ones, and right now what they are doing is they are testing out these drugs in thousands of people. just four months after his wedding george caught coronavirus from his patient and then george

>> this way, pete -- the clock is ticking. 13 people of the st. louis cardinals organization have n m ed positive for covid-19, , gahas been a total ofgames have been put on hold because of the virus. major league baseball is hopeful st. louis can resume playing on friday against the cubs. then there is the nfl and the 49ers are set to run on the field september 13th, is it a matter of time before the league incurs the same problems as baseball? the first team meeting since the super bowl this morning at levi stadium with covid-19 these are uncharted waters for head coach kyle shanahan. >> it's been a little different these past two weeks, there is kind of this other thing that is in their affable doesn't matter if you don't handle covid right. so, i never said i am not sure is much as i have. >> and they will put the pads on and a couple of weeks, but later in the show we will go behind the scenes to look at how they are preparing for the championship. i shot it with my own camera in san francisco. >> you know it is going to be good. >> well, it'

pete: good morning. welcome to fox & friends and we're straight to a fox news literary. we're following several breaking stories. just this morning a suspect arrested in the shooting of two stficers in chicago shot during a traffic stop, one of them hit in the chest and is in serious condition. we'll have more details in just a few minutes. jedediah: but first we begin in portland where a man is shot and killed near downtown protests. shots fired as trump supporters and black lives matter protesters clashed in the streets. police have not said if the shooting is connected to the demonstrations. meanwhile, president trump is scheduled to visit kenosha, wisconsin, on tuesday after the police shooting of jacob blake. welcome, everyone. this is our 8 a.m. hour. a tough morning as we look at the continued rioting that's happening in cities around the country as we have to report on the sad and distressing deaths and injuries of police officers, and as we debate further the presence of the national guard that has emerged in some of these cities, very controversial for some. some feels it's too much. others are saying, hey, listen, i live city and i don't feel safe, and local law

pete: absolutely. you mentioned vandalism and one of the most powerful is saint st saint patrick's cathedral.church. share. >> it is. thanks for having. that graffiti incident, you were kind enough to invite me on before to talk about that. there has been a rash of dozens and dozens of dozens of attacks on catholic churches, evangelical churches, synagogues, mosques, that goes back to what we were talking about earlier about kind of antireligious, antichurch, anti-faith dangerous sentiment. saint patrick's is suffering from this a great deal. see, most of our perishes in the united states are neighborhood based. they have residential people. saint patrick's doesn't. we are three blocks away. we are away from where you guys are now. we are heavily -- we are not residential. we are tourists. we are visitors. we get between 4 and 5 million people a year. i would say 95% of those are visitors. there aren't any now. so saint patrick's becomes a sanctuary, a temple of prayer. it's cavernness no cavern now. it takes its toll. we mourn that saint patrick's is a spiritual boost. to say see it empty pe

pete: yes. >> the democratic governor of the state is afraid of the mayor of st.es, they were shut down. it just makes no sense and i think the people here are getting fed up with it. jedediah: yeah, congressman it seems so arbitrary what gets allowed to reopen, what doesn't. people are waiting, and many of them business owners to see what their plan will be so they can figure out how to put food on the table for themselves and families again. another topic those people are waiting to hear about is what's going to happen with the stimulus related to covid-19 and democrats and the white house are at this impasse. what's going to happen here? >> well first of all, we have to actually go back to washington to vote on something other than conspiracy. people forgot a week ago we went back to washington, why? because supposedly donald trump was removing mailboxes in the middle of the night so that people wouldn't vote. that actually happened a week ago. people forgot about it already. pete: it's true. >> so the fact that how are we going to get back we're only in two we