if i love you by thompson square. they are going to be performing here. jillian: they are.ar future like 20 feet behind us. taylor swift reveals why she stayed silent during the 2016 election. she claims she did not purposely endorse hillary clinton that she thought that her celebrity feud that it might be controversial and it might actually hurt hillary's campaign to endorse her. jillian: swift didn't mention the other people by nam.a huge moment for a player who lied his way into a tryout. watch this. cleveland browns, look at this. returning a punt 86 yards for a touchdown. he made the roster after checking into a tryout claiming he was special even though he wasn't invited. go, go, go. come on. i went all the way. rob: he snuck into the tryouts. that's a story. next the bad. new study says coffee could give you a my grain. the more caffeine the risk of having a headache. one or two cups shouldn't have an impact. indicate duchess kate tried to get her to wave to the crowd. she is adorable. the whole family is. >> have you got to go. see you later. ♪ ♪ ♪ brian: a husband

thompson square.is some of their music. happy friday. pete: brought it you by sandals. dave's famous barbecue. brian: best season we have ever had in terms of the lineup and crowds. unbelievable summer. it's finished strong but first things first. pete: you are giving them motivational speech? brian: come on thompson square. ainsley: potential shooting foiled by everyday hero when a man walks into walmart armed with a rifle. brian: chilling incident happening in missouri days after 22 people were killed at a texas walmart. pete: aishah joins us with more on the takedown. >> that incident causing panic for shoppers in springfield, missouri. look at this, several customers called 911 when they saw this man walking around the store in fatigues and holding a rifle. he was carrying more than 100 rounds of ammunition. and looked like he was recording himself. a store manager saw him and pulled a fire alarm to get everyone out of there. and that's when a former firefighter stopped the suspect and held him at

don't miss thompson square, they are setting up live all morning long for the all-americans summer concerties, stay tuned for that. heather: look at our top headlines this morning. a manhunt is intensifying for a gunman who shot and killed two people in the middle of rush hour. investigators say the shooter slammed into another car in houston before he got out of his truck with another person and opened fire. police found large trash bags filled with marijuana in the suspect's van and a motor was not yet known. companies gathering up white house to discuss violent online extremism, the meeting comes after it was revealed the el paso shooting suspect posted a racist manifesto on an online message board. it is unclear which companies will attend. apprehensions at the southern border plunging for a second straight month dropping below 100,000 for the first time since february, us border officials crediting mexico for stepping up its effort to slow the flow of central american migrants. billionaire investor stephen ross will hold a fundraiser for donald trump today. this despite boycotts by th

>> thank you sandals and thompson square this morning. >> all of you here in the audience download the song masterpiece for 69 cents. >> bill: good morning. expecting in reaction, the president any moment now. fox news obtains documents showing the f.b.i. was fully aware that the man behind the anti-trump dossier was bias but used it any way repeatedly. good morning, everybody. it's friday. >> julie: you keep count? >> i'm bill hemmer. julie, welcome back. >> julie: i'm julie banderas. i always catch you in a good mood. president trump set to depart from the white house in less than 30 minutes from now and he could react to this latest bombshell development, submarines of f.b.i. interviews with a top d.o.j. official revealing he knew about steele's anti-trump bias at least a month before initiating the fisa warrants. >> bill: with that information republicans calling it systematic corruption at the highest levels of justice and they say it's just the tip of that iceberg. >> the people who started the investigation against president trump wanted him to lose and her to win. the chief sou

[cheers] janice: thompson square is going to be here. that is fantastic. we are setting it up.rgeous 69 in new york city. 71 in chicago. we do have the potential for showers and thunderstorms especially across the interior northeast, parts of the plain states as well. we could see some large hail, damaging winds. we certainly had some thunder boomers here last night across new jersey. there is the forecast. a lot of hot, humid hears temperatures across the south. where are y'all from? >> maryland. >> maryland. >> do you want to say hi to somebody. >> absolutely i promised my mom and dad i would swing by and say hello they are watching right now back home in pittsburgh. janice: hi mom and dad in pittsburgh. >> thank you. janice: all right, everybody. say hi to pete. ainsley and brian. >> go army. pete: heard it. brian: special thanks in pittsburgh for giving the jets -- ainsley: hello. do you have coffee before did you go to sleep? are you mindlessly scrolling through your phone? could those bad habits actually be good for you? pete: let's hope so. dr. nicole saphier and her hus

square. anne thompson is there with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, savannah and craig. times square is always crowded, but last night, when people heard a motorcycle backfire and they thought it was gunfire, pandemonium ensued. 12 to 20 people were injured in the stampede. police say fewer than six of those went to the hospital. it is something that these people won't soon forget. >> everyone thought there was a shooter coming down the street. i thought i was going to watch my daughter get shot down in front of me. >> reporter: terrifying moments in times square tuesday night. after a motorcycle backfiring caused panic, sending tourists and new yorkers alike running for their lives, mistakenly thinking someone was firing a gun. >> we were coming out of the theater, and there was a big stampede. people were screaming, crying, and climbing over each other. my daughter was pushed against the door, and i was on a pile of people inside the door. i couldn't reach her. >> reporter: this bird's eye view of the scene from times square earth cam shows people running in all directi

. >> dana: joining me now michael meehan from squared communication and luke thompson, former digital director for the nrsc. let me also play for you some sound from jill biden, the former vice president's wife, about his electability. >> your candidate must be better on healthcare than joe is. but you've got to look at who's gonna win this election. maybe you have to swallow a little bit and say, i like so and so better, but your bottom line has to be that he has to beat trump. >> dana: i want to ask about electability. it's not usually typically been the biggest driver of primary voters. it's about passion and excitement. seems like, michael, they are winning on pick joe because he's the best you're gonna get? >> with too many candidates in the field, his 33% holds up pretty well. >> dana: true. cnn's poll has him at 29%. sanders at 15%. warren at 14% and harris -- excuse me, at 17%, yeah. >> so we've got a 2-1 lead over the second place finisher. he beats president trump in the fox news poll by 12 points. that never happens to a democrat to an incumbent president. not in my life ti

panic through new york's times square last night and then today, the virginia offices housing "usa today" were evacuated after an unfounded report of a man with a gun anne thompson reports. >> reporter: this is amerin peo terrified it's happening in their town >> i thought i was going to watch my daughter get shot down in front of me >> reporter: workers evacuated today at gannett virginia headquarters, after a report of a former employee with a gun >> we do have a lot of police now approaching the front of the building >> reporter: authorities found no evidence of violence. but similar scenes across the country. panic in new york's times square last night, emma heaton capturing the moment that set off the stampede >> people were tripping over each other, kids on the floor, shoes all over the place >> reporter: seeking safety wherever they could find it. nbc news lindsey wolfson saw the fear firsthand >> the first instinct was oh, my god, this is an attack mkingbir" actor gideon glick tweeting screaming civilians tried to storm our theater for safety the audience starting screaming and the cast fled the stage. this is th near salt lake city, shoppers ran for cov

square a motorcycle backfiring triggered a stampede. in virginia "usa today" -- their offices had to be evacuated after an unfounded report of a man with a gun our ann thompson has more. >> reporter: this is america on edge people running for their lives terrified it's happening in their town. >>ter get shot down innt workers evacuated the virginia headquarters after a report of a former employea l now approaching the front of the billing. >> reporter: authorities found no evideof but similar scenes across the country. panic in new york's times square emma heaton capturing the moment that set off the stampede. >> people were tripping over each other there were kids on the floor shoes all over the place. >> reporter: seeking safety wherever they could find it. nbc news lindsey wolfson saw the fear firsthand. >> the ft. myers instinct was, oh, my god, this is an attack. >> reporter: there was no gun, just a motorcycle backfiring creating chaos at broadway's "to kill a mockingbird." the actor tweeting, "screaming civilians tried to storm our theater for safety audilive in it is our country. shoppers ran for cover at a mall, mistaking a falling sign for gunshots

scarce, including one in times square reveal a fragile state of the nation on the heels of three deadly mass shootings in a week. here's nbc news correspondent anne thompson this is america on edge. people running for their lives, terrified it's happening in their town. >> i thought i was going to watch my daughter get shot down in front of me. >> reporter: workers evacuated at gannett's virginia headquarters after the report of a former employee with a gun. >> we have a lot of police approaching the front of the building. >> reporter: authorities found no evidence of violence. but similar scenes across the country. panic in new york's times square and capturing the moment that set off the stampede. >> people were tripping over each other, there were kids on the floor, shoes all over the place. >> reporter: seeking safety wherever they could find it. nbc news lindsay wolfson saw the fear firsthand. >> the first instinct was, oh, my god, this is an attack. >> reporter: there was no gun, just a motorcycle backfiring creating chaos at broadway's "to kill a mockingbird." >> the audience started screaming and the cast fled the stage. this is the world we live