these guys are shooting loechlt brendon todd says i can do that, roel rolls in a birdie on 12 as wellhe's your leader at 18 under par. >>> san jose earthquakes were the first team to enter the mls bubble in orlando. all the teams at the disney worldcom plex, all games on that site. the first match july 10th. >> it felt great to be back on the field. we took the bus together for the first time and were able to train with contact, to play small-sided games again, it felt really good. back in california we weren't able to do that, so i'm happy to be here and i'm looking forward to the rest of this preseason process and i'm looking forward to the tournament as well. >>> national women's soccer league resumed play today. the players kneeling for the alem nortcalina tndakin thor. cie it po. just under 4:00 into stoppage time, lynn williams, the game-winner, the explore floor and decor your way, and comfortably shop over a million square feet of in- stock flooring! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even

brendon todd says, hey, i can do that too. he'll also roll in a birdie at 12, also a 9 under61.e's your leader at 18 under par. >>> san jose earthquakes were the first mls team to arrive in the orlando bubble. the league is housing all the teams at the disney worldcom plex and all games are played on that site. the first match is july 10th against seattle. >> it felt great to be back on the field. when we all took that bus together for the first time and were able to train with contact, to be able to play small-sided games again. it felt really good because back in california, we weren't able to do that. so i'm happy to be here. i'm looking forward to the rest of this preseason process and i'm looking forward to the tournament as well. >>> national women's soccer league resuming today. the players kneeling for the national anthem. north carolina courage taking on portland thorns. in the 80th minute simone charlie ties it. it's fresno native lynn williams, the header for the goal. north carolina picks up the win grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact del

when are we going to say enough is enough? toddthe community holding a vigil to remember 15 people gunned down since friday, among them a 1-year-old boy, a 10-year-old girl, and a teenage boy. 35 other people injured during this weekend's shootings. jillian: overnight heavy rain leaving a trail of devastation in the northeast. in mas massachusetts streets tud into rivers. a hospital was forced to evacuate patients due to major flooding. >> it was something from a movie, like we were running away from water. jillian: officials say the hospital basement outside of boston was flooded with up to four feet of water. todd: all right. let's do a little sports now, shall we? nascar wrapping up a doubleheader in the poconos. it was threatened by rain delays and by darkness. drivers starting to finish before sunset because that track doesn't have lights. in the end, denny hamlin grabbing the spotlight. >> denny hamlin is going to tie jeff gordon as the all-time poconos winner with six checkered flags. todd: hamlin held off kevin harvick to w

brendan todd says i can do that, too. also, rolling in a birdieher le par. san jose earthquakes were the first team to arrive in the orlando bubble. the league is housing all teams at disney world complex, and all games will be played onsite. >> it felt great to be back on the field. when we all took that bus together for the first time. and we were able to train, with contact. to be able to play sma games again, it felt really good because back in california, we weren't able to do that. so i'm happy to be here. and i'm looking forward to the rest of this preseason process, and i am looking forward to the tournament as well. >> that's your look at sports. back to you. >> much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. the nfl linebacker claiming he was the victim of racial profiling at a chipotle. >> and realtor groups and other organizations are doing away with the phras when we closed our wynn committed instantly to keeping all 15,000 team members on-board. we then focused our five-star level of service to all who needed it. we made improvements to people's live

brendon todd says i can do that, too. also roll income a birdie on 12. nine under 61.s your leader at 18 under par. the san jose earthquakes with the first mls team to arrive in the orlando bubble. tsn srts co >> it felt great to be back on the field. when we took that bus together for the first time and able to train with contact, to be able to play small-sided games again felt really good because back in california, we weren't able to do that so i'm happy to be here and i'm looking forward to the rest of this preseason process and i'm looking forward to the tournament, as well. >> that's your look at sports. send it back to you. >> all right. let's get a check of the weather with lisa. lisa, appreciate the of tim him ever m -- optimism there is hope for 2020. >> optimism for the weather department if you're sick of the wind. next week should be better. today worse wind. wind advisory will be actually a red flag warning with gusty winds today and fire weather watch for clear lake, above 1,000 feet mount tam with a red flag warning and throughout the stronger. you may

todd: nascar driver bubba wallace says the rope found inside his garage is a news after the fbi determined it was a garage door pool that was left last year. >> todd piro joins us as the bureaus is it won't press charges, no federal crime was committed. >> bubba wallace saying he did not personally see the rope is discovered by his crew and later shown to him but no doubt what it was. >> i am mad, what we have seen, was not a garage door. it is straight up news. the fbi stated it was a news. nascar leadership stated it was a noose. todd: although the rope was tied like a new snow hate crime was committed because video shows it hanging in the garage last year when i was occupied by somebody else. the fbi adding there is no threat against wallace at this time. nascar releasing a statement following the finding saying, quote, we appreciate the fbi's quick and thorough investigation and are thankful to learn this was not an intentional races act against bob up. we are steadfast in providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all who love racing. all this coming one day after every drive

brendan todd says i can do that too.e's your leader at 18 under par. >>> the san jose earthquakes were the first mleaallam will b site. the quakes' first match is july 10 against the seattle sounders. >> it felt great to be back on the field, when we all took that bus together for the first time and were able to train with contact, to be able to play small sided games again, it felt really good, because back in california we weren't able to do that. i'm happy to be here and i'm looking forward to the rest of this preseason process and i'm looking forward to the tournament as well. >> that's your look at sports. we'll send it back to you. >>> let's get a check of the weather with lisa argen. will it warm up a little bit? we have those microclimates. >> that's right, today actually the coolest day out of the next seven, liz, compliments of the wind and a cooler air mass descending from the north of us. a live look outside, hazy from here to emeryville. those clouds trying to break up. the camera is shaking a bit because th

todd says hey, i can do that, too. also rolling in ae on nine under 61 on the day. he's your leader at 18 under par. the san jose earthquakes with a first mls team to arrive in the orlando bubble. the league is housing all teams at the disneyworld complex and all games will be played on site. the quakes first match is july 10th against the seattle sounders. >> it felt great to be back on the field when we all took that bus together for the first time and we're able to train with contact, to be able to play small sided games again felt really good becau w back ineere do that. so i'm happy to be here and looking forward to the rest of this preseason process and i'm looking forward to the tournament, as well. >> that's your look at sports. send it back to you. >> lisa, going to be so interesting to see how this plays out with the nba, sort of just making a bubble for themselves at disneyworld. it will be interesting. >> definitely. we have ourired flag warning of the season for the mountains of the north bay above 1,000 feet. so that gives you an indication how dry thi

todd: florida's attorney general says she wants to make sure reforms are thoughtful and defective. i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ midas can help get you there. through july 4th celebrate your freedom with our $17.76 oil change... that includes a tire rotation. when you're ready, your car should be too. midas. >> we have great law enforcement, i'm very proud of them. they won't be defunding or dismantling our police. we are going to work and talk about ideas how to do it better and how we can do it if possible in a more gentle fashion. jillian: donald from backing the blue and condemning cost to defend police at a roundtable with law enforcement. white house meeting addressing the administration's come into. reform. todd: ashley moody was there and joins us with details. paint us a picture of this meeting and what you learned of the administration's position. >> reporter: yesterday's m

coming to the rally. >> reporter: protesters say they're focused on ending systemic racism. >> black lives matter. we're letting everybody know that we matter. toddthe trump cam bain says concerns over -- campaign says concerns over the coronavirus caused many supporters to stay home on saturday. that was david spunt reporting. jillian: at least one person shot inside seattle's chop zone overnight after a teenager is shot and killed over the weekend. as other major cities see a rash of weekend violence. todd: doesn't this prove how much we need law enforcement? retired nypd lieutenant darrin porcher with a powerful message on how to take back our streets. he's coming up next. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. [male narrator] sixty-one percent of boys & girls club kids rely on free or reduced b

apologizing for the blind spot over the word having slavery connotation saying, quote, we are deeply sorry for the hurt this is caused. toddseahawks coach says one nfl team is interested in signing colin kaepernick, didn't say which team, he regret not signing colin kaepernick himself, met with him since leaving the 49ers in 2016, he didn't want to sign him as a backup because he thought another team would sign him as a starter. >> astros benj manager speaking out on the sign stealing scandal that got him suspended taking responsibility but it is solely on him. he tells espn if there's one thing i am absolutely sure of, it was not a 2-man show, we all did it. he also lost his job with the red sox. todd: two rings for me. let's be happy for a moment. pro golfer kicked off the pga tournament season with a hole-in-1. carley: it was a 169 par shot 3, i will pretend i know what that means, it is the first tournament since the coronavirus shutdown. he got it in three swings. todd: if you get it in 3 swings it means par but he got it in one which means he eagle. carley: it sounds patriotic and fabulous. the republican national co

the staff would call me or todd and say, "we're waiting outside. can't get in because fuji's not here." tranchina: that's happened a number of times. and i think that started happening once fuji was fighting with todd. covello: and then once he would walk in, he would edit the time clock so that we wouldn't know that the time was [bleep] with. fuji: who told you -- that -- are you kidding me? -sammy: it's not true. -covello: i'm not kidding. fuji: i was not here one day late. -covello: okay. -fuji: that was kristin. covello: and don't say it's not true. you were part of the conversation. -sammy: that's not true. -fuji: that is not true. sammy: i wasn't part of the conversation. fuji: now we're going into [bleep] tranchina: listen, listen, guys... fuji: i was not one day late. i live three blocks away. sammy: what about all the times, "hey, nobody's at the burger place to open up. call fuji." so, what the [bleep] are you talking about? fuji: i was late every day, and i'm switching the time clock? tranchina: all right, listen, guys, guys, guys, that'

todd: several shop owners on edge saying they feel like sitting ducks. a different take on the situation by a chop organizer. >> every single day i show up i'm not here to peacefully protest. i'm here to disrupt until my demands are met. todd: look at this video surfacing of a fox affiliate reported being harassed after police precinct was abandoned earlier this month. >> can you guys not touch this please? >> the reporter says the hostility was like nothing she had ever experienced before. >> the republicans unveiling their police reform legislation, a bill spearheaded by senator tim scott. >> you support america you support restoring the confidence communities of color have in institutions of authority, we hear you. we are listening to your concerns. >> the bill would create enhanced database for restrictions on chokehold and create new commissions to study law enforcement and race, nancy pelosi slamming the legislation saying, quote, the senate proposal, reporting how transparency and accountability is inadequate. the so-called justice act is not acti

and calls for changes going on around the country and say transparency among police officers and police department can and should be a part of that. toddcial media lighting up, dean on facebook writing live tv was a great show because it showed police work unedited. i thought this was a show everyone should watch. jillian: patricia says good, less trash on tv. mixed reaction. todd: lawlessness in seattle, not a great title of a movie, setting up a police free zone, the city's mayor calling it patriotism. are democrats endorsing in our? david webb sounding off next. >> i think that was a sleepless in seattle reference. let's check with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> coming up on "fox and friends" 15 minutes from now a big 3 hours telecast including harris falconer with highlights of her interview with the president, things you have not seen yet and general jack keane was in on the chairman of the joint chiefs apologizing for walking alongside the president to st. john's church. doctor oz here to explain expanding medicare advantage to everybody to fix our healthcare system and because it is friday we have our

just say "peacock" into your voice remote to start watching today. todd: mayor bill diblasio cracking down on illegal fireworks and is the announcing a new task force. jillian: carley shimkus with serious xm 115 year with what people are saying online. carley: there has been a huge increase in fireworks, 9000 such complaints this month alone. bill diblasio announced a task force to handle this issue including members of the police department and fire department. in a statement he says illegal fireworks are dangerous and a public nuisance, we are cracking down to ensure the safety of all new yorkers in the ability of our neighbors to get some sleep but some folks are fired up, rebecca tweets now he wants to lead. others say considering there's a spike in violent crime that should take priority. we see where bill diblasio's priorities are. another twitter user says there's more important things to do. your mayor. hundreds of protesters gathered outside bill diblasio's home over the fireworks issue. the mayor says he was already working before the protesters

todd: you are the medical doctor, larry kudlow is the money doctor and he agrees with what you are saying. >> there's bumps, there are going to be bumps in the bumps are not necessarily related to the reopening. this is nowhere near some kind of second wave, nowhere near it. todd: that is what larry kudlow is saying. how should the average american deal with this virus going forward in the next couple weeks and couple months? >> take basic precautions of hand hygiene, if you're sick, elderly, take care of yourself but what we can't do is have a left-wing lockdown where for example in nashville we have a democratic mayor who tried to shut down a bar because of social distancing when right outside thousands of people protesting that he's encouraging, that makes no sense. we need to be very thoughtful in this situation and basic social distancing, take care of yourself if you are sick and at risk, that's how you move forward, very simple. todd: have a great day, hopefully we all get through this. >> thank you, god bless. jillian: a reporter gets chopped by a protester in seattle. >> it is no

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host: let's hear what our viewers have to say. todd, independent. caller: thank you. i'm glad you are an education expert. i have one question and another,. -- and another comment. putting -- they kept putting my son out of school and putting him in the counselor's chambers. they startednths, using social services. is it legal for him to go out of the classroom to a counselor redundantly? teachers in my community in north carolina asked for a big raise a couple of years ago from a republican representative. he gave it to them. they make a livable wage. what they were asking for his double or four times what minimum wage is. what is a high school graduate supposed to do when they are getting offers to do manual labor? i quit school. icould retire right now after get this kid out of high school, i will. thank you. all, it depends on the state in terms of the rules around discipline or other issues with kids leaving the classroom. there has been a push lately to keep everybody in the classroom. it does sound like a strange situation. i think the important with youngn to

to the capital structures and everything else around the world it's very very bad what todd jerome powell did say that he believes that we possibly hit market bottom that if we don't see the resurgence of cases of 1000 cases again do you think where do we see it going from here todd. jeffrey your take. ok well i did i say i'm actually not nearly as optimistic as i was so i think we're going to be in for a lot of a lot of suffering you know when you think about the fact that more than 100000 businesses have been shuttered permanently and because there's no coming back from this i mean just driving around doing that right now i see half the small businesses just closed up shop for good this one this is going to take a long adjustment and it's going to be i would say years and politically this is been tremendously destabilizing for the u.s. it seems incredible that only in february we had this world's strongest economy and so much business optimism now america's like it's not just a fun financial and economic depression it's a psychological depression right i mean it's it's been it's very bad and pe

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i was waiting to see if todd was going to say anything. how are you? todd: we don't have the delay. we weren't prepared for it. is janice prepared to give us the forecast of a lifetime? >> janice: you know i am. good to see you. we've been talking about the storm cristobal. it has moved over louisiana but we are still dealing with the remnants of the storm, it is what we call post-tropical. it has characteristics of a tropical storm and everyday low pressure center but it has been infused or just up with a cold front from the west and that is why it has strengthened. wents 35 miles per hour sustained, we should see gusts 40-50 with this, several tornado reports from the midwest and northern plains, illinois, and wisconsin, many wind reports as well so the storm is still packing a punch, it is stronger now that we've had that cold front moved through and we will see not only the heavy rainfall with this, tropical downpours for some of these areas but very strong winds and even severe storms, future radar, some of that energy will come towards the northeast over the next 6 to 12 hours

todd saying he disagrees with the shutdown in the first place.ples from downturns will affect businesses big and small. christopher in obama. you support shutting down again. why? what is happening? yes, where i live in oklahoma, we have had an increase in cases. --urday, we had an increase a few hundred and 25 cases or something. where i live, no one wears masks, no one wears gloves. everyone pretty much just acts like it is normal. i don't know. the tourist attraction where i live -- always people coming and not lane masks or gloves. videos on youtube of people coming here from texas and louisiana and people that , and they areals at the lake, and no one is wearing any of that stuff. host: christopher, what you think about the president holding a rally in oklahoma? his firstin-person -- in-person rally in months. caller: i think donald trump is psychotic. host: this is a headline from "the tulsa world news" tulsa health director which is the president would postpone the rally as local covid-19 cases surge. todd, marino valley, california. good

todd: christopher ray declaring china the biggest threat to the us saying the regime is spying on top american companies. >> now country presents a broader, more comprehensive threat to america's innovation, economic security and democratic ideas than china does. >> we are more focused in many ways on economic espionage which targets american businesses and hurts american jobs and it is everything from fortune 100 companies to startups. >> races the fbi has 2000 active investigations that link back to beijing. >> the police chief in tucson, arizona offered his resignation after a man dies in custody. >> demonstrating my willingness to take accountability i am offering my resignation to this council and city managers. >> the chief making the announcement at a news conference after body camera video was released 3 officers making an arrest in april. the suspect died in police custody, but 3 officers resigned after investigation found they violated multiple department policies. the mayor has not said whether she will accept the chief's resignation, the medical examiner says the suspect d

todd: so how much damage would a second shutdown cause? that is the question. economist peter morici sayswould be a big blow to the national economy. he joins us next. *6 todd: welcome back. today a dozen states easing more lockdown restrictions and the national economic council director, larry kudlow, predicting the economy's on track for a major rebound. >> with the rescue package and the reopening of the economy as we transition, 80% of small businesses according to the chamber of commerce are reopening, new business applications are roaring. i think we're off to the races in what will be a very strong v-shaped recovery. jillian: with tens of millions of americans still without work, is this prediction accurate? do we know right now? joining us to weigh is in former chief economist for the international trade commission and business professor peter morici. good to see you this morning. thanks for joining us. >> nice to be with you. jillian: what do you think about the v-shape we keep hearing about, is it too soon to tell. >> it's more like a check. we're getting a bounce. we won't get

todd: thank you. jillian: family and friends will say their final goodbyes to ray to bechard brooks a private funeral after hundreds gathered to pay their respects at ebenezer baptist church in atlanta. martin luther king jr. served as copastor at the church until his assassination, his daughter set to speak at the funeral, shot and killed by the police after a struggle with officers outside a wendy's earlier this month. a judge postponing garrett wolfe's bond hearing, did not overlap with the service. mitch mcconnell is said to hold the first procedural vote for gop police reform bill tomorrow. the city of minneapolis reeling from the death of george floyd. the police chief denouncing a spike in violence across the city. >> this is not our minneapolis and the level of violence we are seeing is not reflective of the men and women, children and elders who want a better minneapolis and better future. >> 30 people have been shot from friday night to monday night, the mayor is requesting help from other jurisdictions including the fbi saying the lawlessness will not be tolerated. todd: anthony fauci head

he says they have the power to create a new normal. todd. todd: jillian, thanks.mer secretary of state, general colin powell is endorsing joe biden following reports of other establishment republicans who aren't supporting president trump's re-election. >> we have to follow the constitution and the president's drifted away from it. ellies. ellie -- he lies about things. i cannot in any way support president trump this year. i'm very close to joe biden in a social matter and on a political matter. he is now the candidate and i will be voting for him. todd: do these endorsements really matter come november? here to debate trump 2020 senior advisor, paris denard and democrat strategist, laura fink. thank you for being here. i want to read president trump's tweet responding to the endorsement, he tweets, quote, colin powell was a pathetic interview today on fake news cnn. in his time he was weak and gave away everything to everybody, so bad for the usa, also got the weapons of mass destruction totally wrong and you know what that mistake cost us. sad. only negative qu

brian: todd piro joins us live as the police chief says she has had enough. we heard that before. at's right, brian, ai

. >> the house is honoring his life and the lives of all killed by police brutality by saying never again. todd: nancy pelosi celebrate the partyline vote on police reform as the bill goes through the house but republicans are feeling as it comes one day after the left shutdown their bill. we are live in washington is legislation remains in limbo. jillian: one of disney's iconic rides getting a makeover, changes coming to splash mountain. "fox and friends first" starts right now. todd: we made it. it is friday, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: good to see you, thank you for starting the day with us. we begin as the house passable sweeping police reform bill aimed at curbing excessive force. this comes one day after democrats blocked debate on the gop version in the senate. todd: griff jenkins joins us with more on the partisan gridlock. >> for now the house passing the far reaching george for justice and policing acts just shortly after his death, down party lines with three republicans crossing over. >> the house is honoring his life and the lives of all kil

we have an amazing opportunity to say to the american people we hear you. todd: we are just hours away from a republican police reform bill after the president signed an executive order to take the first steps toward change. we are live in washington with congressional sparring that can stop progress where it starts. jillian: to cruise slamming google after stunning claims nbc news pressured the tech giants remove conservative sites from its ad platform. the censorship debate takes center stage as republican sound off on being singled out. todd: the future of basketball now in the players hands, the nba superstar who just suggested they get the season restart and make their only. "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning starts right now. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. todd: thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to the top story, police reform take center stage on capitol hill in hours, senate republicans will unveil a bill aimed at changing law enforcement nationwide. shannon: griff jenkins has more as don

it is incumbent on joe biden to say where does he stand, we know where he is going to kneel but where does he stand on the use issues? todd: let's get into the electoral issues. i want to pop up a map of cities with officials that say they support defunding the police and it spreads far and wide across the nation so as someone who was part of the trump campaign. how does the president turn these issues surrounding policing into a positive for him and a negative for joe biden? >> the president has been very clear through meeting with law enforcement, he has been a champion for our law enforcement which the study showed most interactions or majority of interactions from police and law enforcement with the community are good and we can point to some terrible examples but true justice and meaningful justice is always holding people accountable personally and having personal responsibility for their actions. with george floyd the officers involved are being held personally responsible and accountable so this is something the president, is overwhelmingly supportive of law enforcement and the great and wonderful officers through

hi todd you oppose shutting down again. what he say that. guest: because we should not have shut down in the first place. watching cspan, is like watching cnn every morning. you started by reading the new york c times pretty you do that everyday pretty new york times and washington post . dean of the new york times hates donald trump. are not objective. how can you stand before all of your viewers here and saying things like objectiveot news. to balance the new york times, you have got to go to something like the daily columns or summing pretty when you resort to the new york times daily. greta: what we read a myriad of papers, wall street journal also in washington times. two papers that are perceived as conservative. the new yorkie times and washington post, those are national newspapers . would rated them to show you what folks in washington, the decision-makers are reading. so that you know how they are getting their information. you can disagree print were not promoting these newspapers . whatletting you know others are reading. and you

to town decades later and dolley madison has still set the example, mary todd tried to kind of like ride on her coattails by sayingshe was a todd >> she plays on that. right. but she does not have dolley's sense of tone. she's rather tone deaf when it comes to all of that. >> here is a more specific question about her son. is it true that dolley's son from her first marriage gambled away much of her money? >> yes. >> was it gambling that was his problem? >> yes. >> and drinking. >> yes. >> that will do it. gambling and drinking will do it, yes. >> and did he continue his relationship with his mother in her later years or where they estranged? >> no. she didn't have a good sense to estrange him, did she? >> no, she did not. >> robert in skokie, illinois. your question about dolley madison? >> yes. my name is rabbi bob browsen. and i'm questioning what's the relationship between mrs. madison and mrs. polk and harrison? >> and harrison? do you know the relationship with the polks and the harrisons? >> well, i think the polks became friends. as catherine was saying, people wanted to associate themselves with dolley af

todd: coronavirus task force member says the moderna vaccine will enter its final trials this summer,he company is producing millions of doses so that if it is approved it could be given to americans immediately. >> bad news for baseball fans, talks between major league baseball and players union at an impasse after the union proposal for a 114 game season was rejected. the league's biggest issue, having playoffs run in november as it appears the second wave of covid-19, it would not offer a counter proposal and is reportedly considering the season of 50 games max. the league hoping to start the season early next month. we will see. >> jack dorsey donating $3 million to colin kaepernick's legal defense foundation, the rates campaign educating americans what rights they have when interacting with law enforcement. >> donald trump clashed with the ten on nationwide riots for glorifying violence. a call for action from former president obama. >> i'm urging every mayor in this country to review your use of force policies. >> and commit to report on planned reforms. >> he was the president

say i like her. i go through elizabeth keckly to get to mary todd lincoln. >> who was elizabeth keckly. >> her dress-makernd her companion didn't live at the white house but spent a good deal of time there. >> and an african-american. >> yes. former enslaved who purchased her own freedom. and was interviewed along with three or four other women to become the first lady's seamstress or modestes they call it. she made the most beautiful dresses for her. >> what do you learn about mary todd lincoln through her eyes. >> i don't know if you would call it her narrative or her book behind the scenes givesa concrete sketch of the relationship she had with her for four years. and just reading what lick beth keckly tells you an idea of how complex and hurt and victimized she was. >> it is the most empathetic portrait we have of mary. >> well queer going to plunge into the white house years as we begin our nuanced image of mary lincoln and as we do this we call her mary todd but if i look behind you at the wall of first lady signatures she signed mary lincoln. where did the mary todd lincoln reference come. was it m

the mayor and the san francisco arts commission say they desire todd take t -- decided to take it done because it doesn't align with san francisco's values. >> clu christopher columbus is a deeply polarizing histofigure in our hy and a symbol of pain. >> it was vandalized three times last week. a flyer encouraged people to hold demonstration scheduled for today. the statue is in storage for now. >>> and there are at least five fires in the bay area yesterday, this one in livermore was the largest, 28 acres. it burned about a half mile. it is now 100% contained. so hopefully no more of that, but i know it will be pretty warm today. >> yeah, almost as warm as yesterday except near the coast. really no heightened fire danger u out of the ordinary, just very dry conditions and the marine layer and the breeze that it brings today. the red flag warning did expire yesterday for solano county and there is not one across the entire state right now. so let's talk temperatures. mid to upper 50s with increasing clouds along the east bay shore. a little milder up in the hills. 62 there. and you can

would be a way to reduce racism they say, headed to governor newsom's desk. >>> tomorrow nbc's chuck todd considers the series meet the press college round table, joined by a grad student and dallas mavericks owner, going to talk about the black lives matter movement and the role nba owners can play in addressing inequality. it's 8:00 in the morning after today in the bay tlt. >>> rob, your twin boys right now are plotting a fantastic father's day tribute to you tomorrow, that's what i'm thinking, what do you think? >> we'll have to see if they come into the bedroom, waky waky, never know what's going to happen. maybe just get more sleep. if you have dad's day plans around the bay area, chances are this is what's going to start out for you around san francisco. low clouds and fog, misty skies. high today 63. 70s closer to san francisco but inland temperatures we're going to notice a difference. walnut creek, not bad, 62 degrees. tomorrow, san jose currently 61. patchy low clouds. high close to 80 today. tomorrow mid-80s and trending warmer. sea breeze helping to bring in local low clouds

he says police departments have to do a much better job of vetting officers when they hire them. and teaching them about the history of police brutality. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> the former detroit police chief is sharing his own experience of police brutality. isiah mckinnon says when he was 14 years old, he was walking home from school when four white police officers jumped out of their car, threw him against that car and beat him. he said this about it, here's a quote. the more i screamed, the more they beat me. that day, i promised myself that i would become a detroit police officer and change the detroit police force from the inside. he ended up running the force. but told our erin burnett earlier, the racism did not stop. >> i joined the detroit police department august 2nd, 1965. my first day as a detroit police officer, i walked into the squad room. and as they had roll call, i was the only person of color there, as they had roll call, and they announce might assignment with a white officer, they said i'm working with the -- and they said the "n" word. that was my indoctrination into the detroit police department. this man rode wit

blockade is lifted and till our freedom and independence are gained mohamed a lot todd is in yemen's capital sanaa he says the who things want to send a clear message to saudi arabia. this kind of build up of collation for by both sides has started with the latest oppression that we that the hope is described as the 4th deterrence operation that was launched monday night on saudi arabia the health is claimed that they have launched 3 ballistic inside saudi arabia claimed that it has intercepted one of these 3 missiles so far also they have launched $38.00 drones operations on different military positions in jayson and iran they claim and they believe that they have targeted the saudi defense ministry their intelligence center and also the. air base so far they have the whole thing according to the tweet that has been circulated by the whole of these head of the diplomatic or political negotiating team he said that the hope he hopes that the saudi arabia would react positively to their masses even though this is haven't had their targets libya's internationally recognized government is rejecting arab leagu

todd? >> dana, great to see you. bubba wallace sayingsonally see the rope as it was discovered by his crew and later shown to him but insisting there is no doubt what it was. >> it's a straight up noose. the fbi has stated it was a noose over and over again. nascar leadership has stated it was a noose. i can confirm that i actually got evidence of what was hanging in my garage over my car. >> fbi says although the rope was tied like a noose. no hate crime was committed because video shows it hanging in the garage last year when was occupied by somebody else. nascar releasing a statement, quote: we appreciate the fbi's quick and thorough investigation and are thankful to learn that this was not an intentional, racist act against bubba. we remain steadfast in our commitment to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all who love racing. this coming one day after every driver and their crews marked down pitt row in a support of wallace. only black driver become the target of critics as he successfully pushed to have the confeder

todd: biden has agreed to two presidential debates, you say biden should agree to more. why? >> we certainly had many debates when it came to the democrat nominee so i think it is a good thing to flesh out politics and show you are able to get into the ring and fight but i believe trump supporters will support trump no matter what, people against trump will be against trump no matter what and people for biden will be for biden the matter what so the lines authority been drawn in the sand and it is always good to give the american people the opportunity to hear them flesh out both issues and both have a lot they can attack each other on and dry a contrast in their leadership. shannon: thank you, we appreciate it. >> drumroll please which you don't necessarily have to do. you did it, appreciate that was a new poll finds the most patriotic state is -- new hampshire. the granite state taking the top spot in a survey. i can say that. i lived there four years. >> research looked at patriotism including number of active military personnel in 2016, voter turnout, on average red state

brian: todd piro joins us live as the police chief says she has had enough. we heard that before. todd: that's right, brian, ainsley and steve as well. good morning to all three of you. another act of violence seattle police chief carmen best says the chop zone needs to end and needs to end immediately. >> enough is enough here. the precinct while important to us what's much more important is that this neighborhood is not under siege and people not being victimized it. is absolutely irresponsible for this to continue. todd: here is what set all this off. witnesses say an suv plowed into the cop free zone early monday morning and started shooting. members of the self-appointed security team then returned fire. the shootout killing a 16-year-old and another teen is in critical condition right now. detectives say the area was tampered with before they got there this latest incident is the fourth shooting and second deadly shooting since taken over by occupiers three weeks ago. echoing the chief's calls to dismantle it? >> i'm sorry this needs to come to an end, period. it's drawing a

brian todd breaks down what they've been saying and what the facts show. it seems to be president trump's conspiracy does your his recurring claims about voter fraud in this year's election specifically fraud with ballots that were mailed in. >>when you do well at all mail in voting ballots. you're asking for fraud. people still amount of mailboxes people and then they and they give a man of the people don't even know what the double counted. >>in one barrage of tweets this week trump pounded on the idea mail in ballots will lead to a rigged election millions of mail in ballots will be printed by foreign countries and others it will be the scandal of our times trump's attorney general had the same talking points on fox business. >>right now a foreign country could print up 10's of thousands of of counterfeit ballots can be very hard for us to detect, but william barr himself said he hasn't looked into it and he's offered no evidence to back up the claim. >>cnn has done multiple fact checks on the theories of widespread male voter fraud and we found no evid

the family of lori vallow says remains found on her farm belonged to her sons jj and kylie. todd: police filing new charges against her husband. ashley joins us with more on that grim discovery. >> reporter: a heartbreaking end to a 9-month search desperately looking for 7-year-old jj and 17-year-old sister kylie. >> the court is going to set bail in the amount of $1 billion, the underlying charge is distraction, alteration and concealment of evidence in the allegation is the evidence of human remains of two different people. >> the grandparents of jj and kylie confirming the remains found are that of the two children last seen in september. they released a statement, we are filled with sadness that these two bright stars, only hope they died without pain or suffering. there remains were found on chad gables's properly, married 6 weeks after the children were lasting, gable is a noted doomsday author who also used to be a gravedigger, once wrote a book about his former career in which he said people were, quote, rarely buried in the wrong place. is charged with two count of destr

say their names. go to blacklivesmatter.com >>> good evening everyone, here's what's happening tonight in sports. even though he trailed brendan toddy two strokes, somehow you had a feeling that dustin johnson would have something to say about how the tournament ended up in connecticut. no people in the gallery but nobody said anything about dogs. as johnson was coming off his best career around yesterday with 61, mackenzie use the finished two shots back put together a nice round of 67 today with maybe thday. he tied for third. johnson playing in the last group with todd and made his move as todd faded rita with the curling birdie that moved him into a tie for the lead. then after taking the lead with a birdie on 9, he had this effort from off the green on number 10. he is dead center with his putter and up to strokes, nice save by johnson, he's not afraid to get his feet wet with a shot that doesn't go exactly where he wanted it to go, still able to save par on that hole. he backed up his 61 yesterday with a 67 today. he has now won at least one tournament for 13 straight years, the record is 17 held by a couple of golf names you

just say "peacock" into your voice remote to start watching today. todd: stocks hitting a 3 month high as investors look past civil unrest spreading across the country. jillian: on main street many businesses being targeted and looted. with the economic impact of the writing? peter morici joins us live, good to see you this morning. it is devastating when you look at the businesses that have been looted and ransacked the last couple days and you realize in a lot of cases these are businesses closed because of coronavirus and business owners just starting to reopen. what is the fallout here? >> a lot of businesses were not going to reopen the closed permanently and this will add to their number for two reasons, when his many businesses can't afford more than liability insurance, they don't have substantial insurance for this kind of writing it looting and so forth so they are going to take losses. on top of that coming off of a 2-month shutdown whatever financial reserves they had are long gone so they are broke, you 1630, 40,$000 worth of damage, you can'

brian todd breaking down what they've been saying and what the facts actually show. >>it seems to be president trump's conspiracy does your his recurring claims about voter fraud in this year's election specifically fraud with ballots that were mailed in. >>when you do well at all mail in voting ballots. you're asking for fraud. people still amount of mailboxes people and then they and they give a man of the people don't even know what the double counted. >>in one barrage of tweets this week trump pounded on the idea mail in ballots will lead to a rigged election millions of mail in ballots will be printed by foreign countries and others it will be the scandal of our times trump's attorney general had the same talking points on fox business. >>right now a foreign country could print up 10's of thousands of of counterfeit ballots can be very hard for us to detect, but william barr himself said he hasn't looked into it and he's offered no evidence to back up the claim. >>cnn has done multiple fact checks on the theories of widespread male voter fraud and we found no ev

saying he does not support abolishing the police department. he was booed out of a protest saturday after he refused to make a similar pledge. todd: charges against a brooklyn man in an attack on officers that left two shot and one stabbed, all this as a joint terrorism task force probes the suspect's background for terror links. jillian: with tensions already high among protest crowds in the city, how does law enforcement prevent terrorists from exploiting their message for chaos? here to weigh in is former fbi director, chris wrecker. thank you for being here. can you hear us, chris? >> good morning. how are you. jillian: good. we got you. okay. >> yes, i can hear you. jillian: police they have her hands full right now with the roprotests and rioting that