. >> laura, laura, laura. he was just with her 15 minutes earlier. after her speech he walks up like she is a campaign volunteer in iowa, how are you doing? god love you. it's your wife. >> laura: raymond, i think her reaction was like laughing, what is funny about that? >> i don't know. >> laura: for a country that is so systemically racist they were cracking a lot of jokes and laughing. it was weird. >> very strange. most people did not see the democratic after party or the musical stars who seemed to be auditioning to replace madow. >> we have to vote like our lives and world depend on it because they do. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> laura, one of horrible down sides to covid is we have new insight into what people do at home to entertain themselves. one wonders how singer's billy routine played in wisconsin. who is this designed to appeal to? is the club circuit vote in doubt? what are they trying to do here? >> laura: i don't get it. oh, something is happening here because we haven't heard that overused for 5 minutes

thank you very much very much. >> vice president pence: thank you, laura, good to be with you. >> laura: and now the real wall of mom's. the focus of tonight's "angle." it's kind of an unwritten rule in washington, when politicians or bureaucrats want to announce unpopular policies, they do it on the friday night. this was the sleazy move of these two men in montgomery county, maryland, friday night. parents were shocked when county hot health officer dr. travis gale without notice declare that all nonpublic schools located within montgomery county, maryland, are prohibited from physically reopening for in person instruction through october 1st. the overlords of everything in maryland had already decided to shut down public schools for in person instruction, sending thousands of working families scrambling for solutions. the order claimed that any official found in violation would be guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to imprisonment not exceeding one year or a fine not exceeding $5,000 or both. within 24 hours, thousands of parents, mostly moms, had mobilized. a faceb

. ♪ >> jason>> laura: i am laura inm and this is "hannity" dumb x be 20 from washington tonight. newt gingrich and raymond arroyo. you don't want to miss it plus a blm protester vandalized as a tribute to fallen police officers. now this is just minutes after it was painted. the artist is here tonight, and he is both hilarious and committed. but first, biden-elegy 101, that is tonight's angle. back in the cold war, we had criminologist, and they said everything they could find, pictures of official notices and so forth to guess about what was happening in the soviet union. after all, you had to try to figure things out. but these days, i think we need biden-oh it just given 90% of the time biden and his campaign are closed off to real questions or scrutiny but every once in a while, biden emerges and immediately starts to reveal his real agenda. >> someone said trump's stance has a good one to counter china's influence. would you keep the terrorists? no, hey, look. who said trumps idea is a good one? we are going after china and a wrong way. >> laura: welcome of the entire 24-hou

. >> laura, laura, laura. he was just with her 15 minutes earlier. after her speech he walks up like she is a campaign volunteer in iowa, how are you doing? god love you. it's your wife. >> laura: raymond, i think her reaction was like laughing, what is funny about that? >> i don't know. >> laura: for a country that is so systemically racist they were cracking a lot of jokes and laughing. it was weird. >> very strange. most people did not see the democratic after party or the musical stars who seemed to be auditioning to replace madow. >> we have to vote like our lives and world depend on it because they do. ♪ >> laura, one of horrible down sides to covid is we have new insight into what people do at home to entertain themselves. one wonders how singer's billy routine played in wisconsin. who is this designed to appeal to? is the club circuit vote in doubt? what are they trying to do here? >> laura: i don't get it. oh, something is happening here because we haven't heard that overused for 5 minutes. he looke

. >> s laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the "the ingraham angle." the political fray in a radical partisan way. what is it that former president obama really wants? dinesh d'souza has the answer and how biden is choosing teachers union over kids? and in a predictable turn, hollywood lionizes a trump foe. "friday follies" explains. but first agents are suffering. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." this is another busy "newsweek" and three major events occurs demonstrates how radical and how dangerous the democrats have become. now i know it soundsds hyperbolc but bear with me. the evidence is mounting that joe biden's party from elders to organizers haser adopted a buy-n means necessary approach to winning in november. and the consequences for america will be devastating in both the short and long term. first, if you thought that we could find bipartisan agreement that rioting should never be tolerated, think again. f in fact, there seems to be an implicit consensus among democrats today that efforts should not be made to stop federal buildingsa

laura? >> laura: i'm still waiting for my signed copy. perhaps you can send me one and then you can also do yourin virtual signings. i mean, what am i? chopped liver? i still don't have my books. >> sean: i sent it to you! it's been embargoed until today. it'll be there tomorrow. >> laura: i had you on the show last night and it embargoed for me? thank you, hannity. >> sean: all of the incremental fans, i want you to watch all of laura's shows, i want you to not miss a second. >> laura: awesome show and congratulations on the book. number one! unbelievable. congrats.. have a great signing. >> sean: i'm grateful. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from another busy washington. montgomery county, maryland, officials continue to park at and religious schools, feignings concerns for their health on this reopening of schools question. on the video you aren't going to see anywhere else, county officials throw down the race card to try to silence parents who want the school open. independent generalist andy ngo has doc

all right, laura, have a great show. >> laura: think so much. i'm laur laura ingraham and this "the ingraham angle." in minneapolis tonight. lori lightfoot watches her city burn and somehow blames president trump. the head of the chicago police union sounds off as football players and coaches now including nick sagan, beg for a fall season. administrators stand in their way. why the young man must play. and what biden did this weekend on two wheels. it was so impressive. new details of the convention, seen and unseen has answers. but first, democrat cities implode. but the focus of tonight's ang angle. ten weeks after the duffel of george floyd during an attempted arrest a few miles from here, we came here to assess the situation on the ground. because the riots that left behind block after block of destruction left people in their wake. and tonight, we are going to bring you the never told stories of those business owners who were abandoned by the politicians and the police. how much of what you are going to see and hear tonight is extremely di

troubled because i'm about to get beaten up by laura ingraham so my heart has to be s trouble. >> laura: are you ready? are you ready? >> sean: that's the way to start an interview. oh, man. >> laura: you think going on "the view" is difficult. but you are kind of pals with behar and the crew. >> sean: can i tell you a quick, funny story if you're interested? last time i was on "the view," it became in honor ofyo adam schiff, a schiff show and barbara, god bless her, couldn't stop it. hard-hitting news show, it's too tough. >> laura: i remember once, behar, and she's kind of funny. she is an outrageous liberal but she's funny and she says "laura, barbra streisand is a very patriotic person, laura, stop criticizing barbra streisand. because i wrote that book "shut up and sing," it was very upsetting. >> sean: it sounds like "we are new yorkers and we are prepared." >> laura: all right, we've got to talk new york because in a moment i am going to exclusively interviewing mike pence. he's following you and given the left's attempts to keep kids out of school, trying to keep them out of ind

laura? >> laura: i'm still waiting for my signed copy, so perhaps you can send me one, and then you can also do your virtual signings. i mean, what am i, chopped liver? i still don't have my books no macbook signed. >> sean: it just came out today, it was embargoed until today. >> laura: wait a second, i had you on the show last night and it is embargoed for me. thank you, hannity. >> sean: all of the "the ingraham angle" fans, i want you to watch all of laura's show and we will be here after -- >> laura: thank you. >> sean: don't miss a second, ever. >> laura: awesome show tonight, and congratulations -- >> sean: you've been a great support -- >> laura: number one, unbelievable. congrats, have a great signing. >> sean: i'm grateful. thank you. >> laura: all right, best of luck. i'm laura ingraham, this is be 29 from another busy washington. montgomery county, maryland, officials continue to target private and religious schools citing concerns for their help on this reopening of schools. in

the great laura ingraham is standing by live. good to see you. >> laura: thank you, sean. i was interested in hearing the president's reaction to kamala harris and what he thinks she is going to add to the ticket. i think we have a preview of what's the story. it's going to be fun, a different campaign, should be more campaigning, actual campaigning. >> sean: the record -- >> laura: yeah, yeah. >> sean: this is the most -- you and i have been doing this a long time. i'm 33 years in radio, and this is my 25th year of fox. the most radical ticket of a political party in our lifetime by far, and they went hard-core quadruple down on, well radicalism. going to be interesting to see the american people's reaction. >> laura: this ticket is too left-wing for reverend wright sean. they've moved way beyond -- way beyond. fantastic show. i'm going to get to it. all right, take care. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." another busy news night, you know what happened. ari fleischer, mollie hemingway standing by to weigh in on biden's picking of kamala harris for vp. harm

"the ingraham angle is" is up next.ne ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. newt gingrich and raymond arroyo. you don't want to miss it plus a blm protester vandalized as a tribute to fallen police officers. now this is just minutes after it was painted. the artist is here tonight, and he is both hilarious and committed. but first, biden-ology 101, that is tonight's angle. back in the cold war, we had criminologist, and they said everything they could find, pictures of official notices and so forth to guess about what was happening in the soviet union. after all, you had to try to figure things out. but these days, i think we need biden-ologist given 90% of the time biden and his campaign are closed off to real questions or scrutiny but every once in a while, biden emerges and immediately starts to reveal his real agenda. >> someone said trump's stance has a good one to counternc china's influence. would you keep the terrorists? no, hey, look. who said trumps idea is a good one? we are going after china and a wrong way. >> laura: wel

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the "the ingraham angle." the political fray in a radical partisan way. what is it that former president obama really wants? dinesh d'souza has the answer and how wide and is choosing teachers union over kids? and in a predictable turn, hollywood lionize as a trump foe. frida"friday follies" explains. but first agents are suffering. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." this is another busy "newsweek" in three major events occurs demonstrates how radical and how dangerous the democrats have become. now i know, it sounds hyperbolic but bear with me. the evidence is mounting that joe biden's party from elders to organizers has adopted a bye any means necessary approach to winning in november. and the consequences for america will be devastating in both the short and long term. first, if you thought that we could find bipartisan agreement that rioting should never be tolerated, think again. in fact, there seems to be an implicit consensus among democrats today that efforts should not be made to stop federal bui

the great laura ingraham is danny by life. good to see you. >> laura: thank you, shawn. i was interested in hearing the presidents reaction to kamala harris and what he thinks she is going to add to the ticket. i think we have a preview of what's the story. it's going to be fun, a different campaign, should be more campaigning, actual campaigning. >> sean: the record -- >> laura: yeah, yeah. >> sean: this is the most as you and i have been doing this a long time. i'm 33 years in radio, and this is my 25th year of fox. the most radical ticket of a political party in our lifetime by far, and they went hard-core, quadruple down on, well, radicalism. going to be interesting to see the american people's reaction. speed to this ticket is too left-wing for reverend wright, sean. they've moved way beyond -- way beyond. fantastic show. i'm going to get to it. all right, take care. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." another busy news night, you know what happened. ari fleischer, mollie hemingway standing by to weigh in on that's picking of kamala harris for vp. harm

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight as david two of the democratic convention has just come to a merciful end. we got marks from everyone aoc, joe biden, stacy abrams, other featured guest will dissect in a moment. under an hour ago, joe biden officially clinched the nomination for a celebration it was right for, i don't know, "saturday night live"? we break down what you might miss with ben shapiro, mike huckabee, raymond arroyo, and a lot more. also, her ad went viral for good reason. tonight, republican kimberly clay sik is here exclusively to tell us why she thinks she made baltimore an example to other democrat run cities. but first, democrats doing everything in their power to avoid telling you what the real plans are if the country actually picked joe biden. they trotted out old familiar faces in a desperate attempt to assure midwest voters that biden will govern as a moderate. after watching tonight's speakers line up, every american should be alarmed. it was a venerable hughes who of failure. each of whom has done immense d

all right, laura, have a great show.fa >> laura: think so much. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." in minneapolis tonight. lori lightfoot watches her city burn and somehow blames president trump.m the head of the chicago police union sounds off as football players and coaches now including nick sagan, beg for a fall season. administrators stand in their way. why the young man must play. and what biden did this weekend on two wheels. it was so impressive. new details of the convention, seen and unseen has answers. t but first, democrat cities implode. but the focus of tonight's angle. ten weeks after the death of george floyd during an attempted arrest a few miles from here, we came here to assess the situation on the ground. because the riots that left behind block after block of destruction left people in their wake. and tonight, we are going to bring you the never told stories of those business owners who were abandoned by the politicians and the police. how much of what you are going to see and hear tonight is extremely distur

we appreciate it so much. >> thanks, laura. have a good night. >> that is a wrap, we will be back tomorrow, critical speeches on tap. watched around eight we will make more news. >> exclusive reaction to the first night of the republican national convention. the way they say they know him as a leader who gets things done in step eight of the relentless criticism and attacks on him over the last four years. their was an african-american support we hear from one of the featured speakers and also one of the congressional candidates. we are monitoring kenosha, wisconsin under an 8:00 p.m. curfew tonight by the national guard called into back of police one officer reportedly knocked out

. >> laura: i am laura ingraham. this is the "the ingraham angle" from a rocking washington. we will get right into it. a tale of two futures. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." you just witnessed two weeks, two party's conventions and two visions for america. all weeklong america saw a republican party that was hopeful and optimistic about the future capped off by a soaring address at any rate president last night. >> together we will write the next chapter of the great american story. over the next 4 years, we will make america into the manufacturing super power of the world. the united states will be the first nation to plant its beautiful flag on mars. we will rekindle new faith in our values, new pride in our history, and a new spirit of unity that can only be realized through love for our great country. >> [cheers and applause]. >> laura: much to the dismay of the media hall monitors, our energizer bunny traveled to new hampshire. the contrast between him and biden is stark. >> we are in the most important election in our history. last night it was my great honor to

. ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham. this is the "the ingraham angle" from a still rocking washington. we will get right into it. a tale of two futures. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." you just witnessed two weeks, two party's conventions and two visions for america. all weeklong america saw a republican party that was hopeful and optimistic about the future capped off by a soaring address at any rate president last night. >> together we will write the next chapter of the great american story. over the next 4 years, we will make america into the manufacturing super power of the world. the united states will be the first nation to plant its beautiful flag on mars. we will rekindle new faith in our values, new pride in our history, and a new spirit of unity that can only be realized through love for our great country. >> [cheers and applause]. >> laura: much to the dismay of the media hall monitors, our energizer bunny traveled to new hampshire. the contrast between him and biden is stark. >> we are in the most impo

good night from washington. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." mike pence just wrapped up a really powerful address from the beautiful fort mchenry monument in baltimore, maryland. a spectacular evening in washington. no rain here. throughout this hour, you'll hear from a number of tonight's featured speakers, lara trump, ric grenell and kevin mccarthy and the congressional side of things. fox news contributors ari fleischer and raymond arroyo. after watching this tonight, i have to conclude that today was a bad day for the democrats. why? new polls showing the race is tightening in the battleground states which means he they haven't gotten any bounce from their convention. they finally started to realize that riots and looting is hurting them politically.. so they were forced to roll out old joe with a statement condemning the violence that has been roiling but cities for months. tonight the republicans had more bad news. over and over, republican speakers hit themes and issues that were ignored last week at the dnc. a chinese activist warned ab

let not your heart be troubled, laura. >> laura: hannity, i have a question. the only thing you could possibly reach as far as new heights is number one, could you do any better than that? you are such a slouch and slacker, all these multiple events, three hour radio show, tv. are you crocheting anything? >> sean: have really figured out, you are, you treat me the way they do. >> laura: i've got to go, my sensei is here. you're booked up to constantly come i can't get on the phone. i got you, i got you, i'm so proud of you. congratulations. congratulations. >> sean: thank you. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham from washington tonight, what a show. declaring racism a public health crisis, what that would mean for you. and the wnba for her, the atlanta dream owner is here to tell us. first, and the virus. we tore the lid off a series, the pandemic's fall out, though of course extremely tragic could have been far worse, had he not shut down travel early and reopened the economy when need needed. hospital systems in a few states were stretched but not overwhelmed. give

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. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. day to go in the art and see is history and we see a contrast from a party that believes in liberty, thend g.o.p., and one that believes in lockdown, the democrats. for months we heard from democrats and if you wimpy republicans who claim that because of this virus we all used to a new bunormal. but i don't think they anticipated that there were tens of millions of americans who, like the old normal very much and aren't about to lie down to let you take it away from us. >> the obama-biden era banking violationss left us no choice ad a drive this of the lifeblood of our business and everything changed. donald trump was elected president. he knew what it was like to build a company and create jobs. >> support and focus on the go shooting new trade deals gave us the confidence to rebuild our barn and dairy operations. >> the street talking new yorker burst onto the scene and promising to stand up to china and the rest of the world on behalf of the american worker. four years later, the i

laura? >> laura: hannity, i have a question. the only thing you could n possibly reach new heights as number one, can you do better than that? you are such a slouch and slacker, multiple events, three hour radio show, tv, signing, this, that. are you crocheting anything these days? >> sean: i have really figured out... you are my other sister. you treat me the way they do. they constantly put me in my place my place. >> laura: hannity, i call them in the morning and i say, i got to go, my sensei is here. sensei? i can't even get you on the phone! you are booked up. can't get you on the phone. hannity, i'm so proud of you. congratulations. >> sean: bow in. thank you. take it away. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. what a show we have for you. dinesh d'souza here on the michigan governor declaring racism a public health, crisis, what this means for you. congressman sally kelly loeffler under attack for her refusal to support the blm movement.. the u the atlanta dream own

laura: laura's impact there. a trip to the movieteis a summer f passage in america and this season it feelsnt impor amid the unrest over violence. a team ofilmmakers in new jersey opened up a drive-in showing mostly black films. >> the pop-up drive and opened in july, operated by a filmmaker and her husband. business is booming. it has been described as the happening we spot. >> this response has been phenomenal. hean oveing success. everybody who comes here, we they give us a large hunk and we know we did well. >> i need you to get off my property. >> when we visited the drive-thru it was showing the film "us." theyhow films featuring -- the new cinema is offering audiences something different. movi highlighting the works of african-american filmmakers. >>ve during the pandemic we seen racial tension bubble in thit country. as depressing to see that constant news cycle of being hu by officers. i want to createpp antunity for black people to see themselves in a positive light. >> among the moviegoerspe was ts on.

laura: raymond, thank you. a moment i got overshadowed by the msdnc. revisionist history. the last bite, moments away. >> laura: msnbc spent the run-up to the big night by rewriting history. >> let's debunk the lie before it sits out there for even a second, there was no illegal spying, despite bill barr saying that that's what it was called. obama famously scandal free. >> no one in obama's inner circle was indicted. it was remarkably scandal free. >> laura: no irs scandal, no targeting the tea party scandal, no fast and furious scandal, none of it. it was all aboveboard -- sorry, by the book. unfortunately, that's all the time we have. we'll see you back here at 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night. shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team have all the analysis, and they take it all from here, and i will be watching. shannon, take it away. >> shannon: yes, and we will watch you come at 10:00 p.m., we return to our normal time for friday night. thank you, laura. >> laura: take care. >> shannon: breaking tonight, we'

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. and day two of the rnc is history. once again, we have seen a contrast between the party that believes in liberty, the gop and one that believes in lockdowns, the democrats. for months we've heard democrats and a few wimpy republicans claim that because of this virus, we all have to get used to a new normal. but i don't think they anticipated that there were tens of millions of americans that like the old normal, thank you very much, and aren't about to lie down to let you take it away from us. >> the obama-biden era banking regulations left us no choice and everything changed. donald trump was elected president and knew what it was like to build a company and create jobs. >> support and focus on new trade deals gave us the confidence to rebuild our barn and dairy operation. >> he promised to stand up to china and the rest of the world on behalf of the american worker. four years later, the iron range is roaring back to life. >> laura: and then stories of redemption. guess what? president trump's commitment to second c

it was beautiful. >> laura: it was beautiful. well, this is what he said about your father's response back in april. >> president brought in the army corps of engineers and they built a 2500 beds at javits center. these were just extraordinary efforts and acts of mobilizati mobilization. m in the federal government stepped up and was a great partner. i'm the first one to say. we needed help and they were there. >> laura: we needed help and they were there. he was basically playing the phone a friend with your dad during the entire pandemic eric and now he gets up there on the virtual dnc and suddenly donald trump doesn't know how to handle covid? are you kidding me? it was pathetic! i'm sorry, all these people are giving glowing reviews of the convention. i thought that was one of the most pathetic performances by a political figure given the calamity that so many people are dealing with right now in new york and did during pandemic. sorry i'm acting as a guest on my own show but i'm pretty talked about i him. >> laura, they are,

it's just wealth them roses -- >> laura: i want to give context specifics. we want to deal in facts tonight about governor cuomo's handling of covid in new york. 32,435 have lost their lives. that's the death rate of 167 per 100,000 residents. let's compare that to read states that he likes to criticize, arizona, florida, georgia, texas. taken together those states have lost 29,219 people. that is very tragic, but that it's a death rate four times lower than new york at just 42 per 100,000. >> and the difference is those states did not shut down their entire government. they did not shut down their cities, they don't have people leaving their states and their cities by the thousands, they still have functional economy and whereas new york doesn't right now, where that is the difference. not only did they do it better and lose less people, but the states are actually alive and not defunct. >> laura: and he has the gall to say, it was beautiful or even use the word beautiful, beautiful that health care workers showed up every day and an essential worker shows

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. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight, that's a wrap on dnc for four days, politicians depressing big net vignettes from america that doesn't sound like the one that i remember. donald trump jr. will be here in just a few moments with exclusive reaction to biden speech, but first, and what felt at sometimes like an never ending zoom call with professional scold, the 2020 virtual dnch finally, mercifully wraps. after all the democrats and gauzy tributes to joe and the shameless liests about trump, all we are left with is a recognition that this is a party that has nothingng since 2016. think about it, to answer trump's popular appeal, they nominated a guy first ran for president 33 years ago. a guy that has been hanging around washington since the early 70s. aa man whose grandfather appeal, notwithstanding, epitomizes the word swamp. then adding insult to injury, they think you are so stupid that you will vote for them even if you have no idea what he is actually doing to tackle our toughest challenges. >> they will get this pande

la cobertura continúa en noticiero telemundo 48 por los incendio de la bahía - >>> los destrozos de laura, el paso del huracán deja un rastro de destrucción e inundaciones en luisiana texas, hay muchos negocios y viviendas sin electricidad >>> laura se ha debilitado pero sus vientos y lluvias torrenciales siguen siendo una amenaza. ahora para arkansas y mississippi. esta es la principal noticia y además este jueves. >>> amor por las armas, el menor acusado de matar a dos personas en las protestas antiracismo de wisconsin posaba en las redes con armas y defendía a las policías. los jugadores de la nba levantan su boicot en protesta contra el racismo. >>> la noche de trump, en poco más de una hora el presidente cierra la convención republicana de manera nunca antes vista. desde la propia casa blanca. en una ceremonia sin ningún distanciamiento social. >>> las más golpeados, un estudio revela que las muertes por coronavirus de latinos en edad laboral en california se han multiplicado por cinco en los últimos tres meses. >>> noticias telemundo con josé díaz-balart. >>> estas son l

how big is laura right now? put it in context for us in terms of how this fits in recent time we talked about rita, katrina. how is laura looking right now? >> so we know now that this is the second or first most intense -- intensity going by the winds -- to ever make landfall in louisiana. by that standard, it's in the history books. as far as size goes, katrina was a monster, rita was huge, ike was a huge storm. this one is a medium big storm. it wasn't as large as those storms were on radar and with the wind field with the tropical storm force winds. but yeah, the intensity. i saw one stat earlier that said when we went to the rapid intensificatio intensification, only one storm intentionified quicker in the gulf in recorded history. so it put on a show over the warm water. when it came off of cuba and went over the severcentral gulf there was nothing stopping it. >> since those other historic hurricanes that made landfall, we learned a lot. how is the gulf coast better prepared now compared to 2005? >> in 20

fantastic job, we wish you the best of luck. >> thank you, laura. >> laura: it it is abundantly clear that the democrats can't compete on policy. that's why they spent all night invoking their favorite bogeym bogeyman. >> we need to end systemic racial injustice. >> fight systemic racism in our economy. >> face on racial and economic injustice. >> we proudly represent -- racism -- >> laura: joining me now, congress racially quality chair, author of "how trump is making black america great again." how can democrats tackle racial injustice when they willfully ignore the horrific levels of violence that are destroying our cities right now, especially in minority neighborhoods? >> it is a bloodbath. young black or brown men have a better chance of survival in the streets of kabul, afghanistan, or iraq than they do the streets of baltimore, chicago, or my native new york. it's an absolute disgrace. of the reason they are on these nice sounded terms like systemic racism is it gives no culpability or responsibility for the conditions that most black people find themselves in in these urban c

laura making landfall. the monster category 4 storm taking aim at the gulf coast right now.hen we were at higher floors, you could feel the hotel swaying. >> the storm surge up to 20 feet, described as unsurvivable, traveling up to 30 miles inland. >> more than 15 inches of rain. this morning, the damage, the destruction, the evacuations, and how the pandemic is impacting the response. we're live across the storm zone right now. ght fo oprotests ove shootac bl >>lack lives matter! black lives matter! >> president trump saying federal law enforcement and the national guard are being deployed. authorities revealing the identity of the officer they say shot blake seven times. new details about what led up to the shooting. >>> the sports world uniting in protest. >> there has been no action, so our focus today cannot be on >> the nba postponing all games. overnight, athletes in other leagues also walking out. what happens next. >>> pence in the spotlight. the vice president's message to america at the republica

of course, we stay on top of hurricane laura throughout the coming hours. the republican national convention wrapping up night number three with vice president mike pence giving the keynote address. take a listen. >> let me be clear, the violence must stop, whether in minneapolis, portland, or kenosha, too many heroes have died defending our freedom to see americans strike each other down. we will have law and order on the streets of this country for every american of every race and creed and color. >> will vice president pence's message there in support of law enforcement, it came on the third straight night of protests in kenosha, wisconsin, that after the shooting of a black man by a white police officer. the wisconsin doj saying wednesday jacob blake admitted he had a knife in the floorboard of his vehicle at the time of the shooting but was unarmed. blake was shot in the back seven times sunday. that happened in the evening while his children were in the car. he survived but is now paralyzed from the waist down. the shooting was captured on video and w

laura: laura's impact there. a trip to the movies is a summer rite of passage in america and mportantson it feels amid the unrest over violence. a team of filmmakers in new jersey opened up a drive-in showing mostly black films. >> the pop-up dri and opened in july, orated by a filmmaker and her husband. ssbusi is booming. it has been described as the happening we spot. >> this response has been phenomenal. everybody who comes here, we know if they honk on their hn. they give us a large hunk and we know we did well. >> i need you to get off my property. >>is when weed the drive-thru it was showing the film "us." they show films featuring -- the new cinema is offering audiences something different. moviesin highlig the works of african-american filmmakers. >> during the pandem we have seen racial tension bubble in this country. it was depressing to see that constant news cycle of being hurt by officers. i want to create an opportunity r black people to see themselves in a positive light. person.g the moviegoers wa

laura: thank you. turning to the covid-19 pandemic, aeb dr.ah birx of the white house coronavirus task force is sounding the salarm about emerging hts here in the u.s. in a phone call with state officis, dr. birx said there were encouraging signs in the sunbelt, but warned of increasingases inine cities and the central -- in the central valley region of california. uggested that people living in areas with rising cases should avoid family gatherings and today we learned the republican governor has tested positive for coronavirus. the diagnosis came hours before mr. dewine was due to meet trump w is in ohio today. joining us now is the president and c.e.o. of the robert wood johnson foundation. thanks so much for being with us. so this influential model that's cloly followed by the white house is predicting tonight that the u.s. death toll cou reach almost 300,000 by december. what does that say to you about the state of the outbreak here? >> when i look at tse model, laur i view them as what would happ

it is very early in laura but which storms does laura remind you of and why? >> i have to say laura reminds me a little bit of hurricane michael. hurricane michael wade landfall in the for the panhandle near panama city in 2018, not necessarily the exact strength of hurricane michael but the way hurricane laura ramped up beginning late last night all the way through yesterday into this morning all the way to landfall reminds me almost exactly like hurricane michael in 2018. jillian: you've been doing this for ten years, thank you for joining us, stay safe and keep us updated. >> have a wonderful morning. todd: this other news. fox news alert breaking overnight, tick-tock ceo kevin mayer stepping down after donald trump signed an executive order to been the apps in the us, the mayor writing to employees, quote, in recent weeks as the political environment is changed i have done significant reflection on the changes required and what it means to the global role i signed up for. against this backdrop i have decided to leave the company. 's resignation comes days

overnight though, hurricane laura has intensified. now a cat 2 be sustained winds after 1205-mile-per-hour and that will increase throughout the afternoon. right now's about 300 miles off the coast of louisiana i think when you see this forecast from the national hurricane center and our 5:00 avm update that's going to change you'll see the impacts and a potential landfall tonight but the impacts are going to be widespread even though that he we are another going to see a wide hit, tropical storm winds, the storm zij, i i'll talk about that coming up. >>> the republican national coop vengs is mount the case for a second term. speechers kouted president trump's economic accomplishments and a softer tone from first lady melania trump >> since march our lives are changed drastically. the invisible enemy swept across our beautiful country. >> to those who want to stand up and fight the socialism tojing our schools, join me in supporting president trump let's rebuild america together >> they do gnat low line with their own. >> the biden/ha

no surprise laura has been coming. so far so good. the winds, we lost a few awnings and glass breakage here and there. the good news is our team members and guests are safe so that the priority for us. >> we heard a gust of 140 miles per hour hitting lake charles, that will do some damage to the structure. you've got to stay ahead of that. >> we been running from one scene to the next and that is a challenge to make sure the crews are staying safe on that. some glass, loss of awnings, lost a wedding gazebo, pool areas, downed trees, stuff that is going to happen with those kind of winds with the eye is over us, we have called before it starts up again. >> this thing grew really quick so i would imagine you were hard-pressed to prepare for it since no one really have a lot of time to prepare because it happened so fast. >> we struggled, we brought some crew income had a great team. i have almost 100 essential team members staying on the property to keep the place running and safe and ready for the cleanup so we will get at it in the mo

teachers -- new laura -- laura: which teachers have done a good job reopeningchools? laura: senegal -- w >> senegal. they cannot reach the entire community of students, but could put into practice a hybrid learning model. radio channel, tv, and giving the community of students and teachers a strong sport. laura: you have said the pandemic is a golden opportunity for us to rethink education. what do you mean exactly? new experiences.tion, n ideas, the way to reopen we see in cashmere -- in kashmir a few days ago, opening schools and reorganizing the school process can support reopening in a safe. this is a model that others countrn on europe -- counies in europe have implemented many years. teachers bein responsible for a new kind of teaching model. laura: thank you so much for joining us. in other news from around the world, joe biden will no longer travel to milwaukee to accept the democratic nomination for president. se of thec coronavirus crisis. the former vice president will accept his party's backing from delaware. the decision comes as president trump says he m

reportg tonight from new york city, i'm laura. laura: in beirut, lebanon begins three days of natio mourning as the cleanup and search for survifesersgoing goes on. the french presi visits, seeing the frustration firsthand. >> great deal of anger here some are calling for a e. revolution. others are telling them there needs to be politicalhange in this country. most are just asking for help. ura: taking aim at the national rifle association. new york's attorney general accuses the group of fraud and self-enrichment and sues to disband it. can tourism in tuscany be revived a with coronavirus? we go in search of the summer crowds. plus, takingn her biggest challenge yet. we meet the disabled sailor who for all of you watching on pbs amd around the globe, welcome to world newica . amid the grief and pain in lebanon tonight, there's growing anger at government. a massive explosion in beirut andured more than 5,0.ople. dozens are still missing. the french president flew there today. the first world leader to visit since the blast. re's

we now have tropical depression laura. it's been downgraded i think we'll see our last advisory from the national hurricane center this afternoon, but still, it's causing a lot of rain for central arkansas, as it makes its way through the mississippi valley we're still going to watch the leftovers of this storm system across the ohio valley for your saturday morning, before it starts to really push into more of the northeast it is going to be a soggy one, from charlotte all midwest we're going to watch the severe weather threat orlando today, cloudy skies all the way into charleston. we'll look at that all-important weekend forecast coming up >> great job with all the hurricane coverage this week, janessa. >>> two people are lucky to be alive after their small plane crashed and flipped upside down in the florida everglades. it happened in an isolated area of broward county, so rescuers needed to pick them up in airboats the pair suffered minor jurat a injuries >>> coming up, the country's oldest department store closes up

laura lashing the gulf coast. the story making landfall as a category 4 hurricane. jillian: live team coverage of the howling winds and an survivable storm surge. >> striking the third night of the rnc, the convention honoring america's bravest who devote their lives to defending our freedom. >> since 9/11 i have seen america's heroes, some saved my life. >> >> services more than a word to me. it is a mission, a way of life. >> heroes who help is forced took their stand for life. liberty, freedom and the american flag. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now. good morning on a busy morning. todd: moments ago laura downgraded to a category 3 storm, it landed in louisiana and texas as a category 4 causing flash flooding and catastrophic storm surge in southwestern louisiana. >> 5 team coverage with janice dean tracking the storm's path and in holly beach, louisiana. >> how have things changed since we checked in with you? >> reporter: the wind has continued to pick up on the backside of the eye, 30 minutes things were calm. i will back up a little bit in

thn has bee fed and we can go back to laura trevelyan in new york. laura: thank you so much. for more on th outbreak in the u.s., we are joined by the director of harvard's global health institute. thank you. iran's leaders have suppressed the death toll. . as you look around the world, have governments who have been more honest dealt with a bette >> yes. thank you for having me on. indeed that is a pattern. first of all, it's always disappointing and frustrating to seeic fundamental bublic health data suppressed. 'it doesn' actually help you manage the disease better. one of the things we are learning in the long run that they would always come out. what we have seen is governments that have managed the pandemics better are people who have been open and honest about the size of the problem and put in solutions directly to the scale of the problem. iran has not done that. laa: here in the u.s., would you say the government has been pandemic?nest about the dr. birx is saying we are now in a new phase. >> i don't know if we are in a new phase. we are in this ho hible phase th g

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laura, it's so interesting. i've heard that so many times in these hurricanes, people in the middle of it still concerned about the insurance nightmare that could come next. >> sure, it's a lot of money. >> hopefully when things are safe he can take some pictures and makes sure he documents what kind of damage was caused by what. thank you so much this is a category 3 storm. we're going to follow it closely with you. we've got live reports from three places in the region next. a continuous glucose monitor, you don't have to. with a painless, one-second scan you can check your glucose with a smart phone or reader so you can stay in the moment. no matter where you are or what you're doing. ask your doctor for a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day system. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestylelibre.us. so you're a small bor a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. power

>> yeah, laura just made landfall, ama. hurricane laura is a category 4 storm. could potentially cause catastrophic damage. i want to show you, it just made landfall, 150-mile-an-hour winds, gusts to 185 miles an hour. radar is showing you bands of heavy rain moving over lake charles, louisiana, and thunderstorms are certainly possible along with tornados. cameron reported 115-mile-an-hour wind gusts. that's according to the louisiana national weather service. 98-mile-an-hour wind gusts lake charles, beaumont, 61. the winds are going to be extreme as you take a look at the track here, category 4 as it makes landfall. category 2 tomorrow as it continues on with heavy rainfall across the region. flooding rain along with dangerous storm surge 15 to 20 feet above ground. ama? dan? >> all right. thank you so much, sandhya. >>> coming up, a live report near the texas-louisiana border as hurricane laura roars ashore. >>> well, hurricanes there. fires here to this developing news. evacuation orders have been reduced to an evacuation warning in parts of napa county for t

she has been tracking hurricane laura for us good morning so where is hurricane laura as we speak >> it's just making its way outside of lake charles. the eye of the storm system is sitting in lake charles right now t. we'll continue to watch the backside of this system make its way up into this area, but this is a destructive storm system this is the strongest storm on record to ever hit southwest louisiana. i do want to do some live tracking right now morgan city, there is that potential of tornados that are going to be sparking up throughout your afternoon. this is far from over. this storm system has still maintained its integrity from landfall what that means is it went in as a cat 4 and it is still a cat 4 hurricane. it will continue its way to the north and we're currently have 200,000 people without power so the winds are going to be an issue throughout the afternoon but i think the next big threat that we are seeing for louisiana to lake charles is the storm surge. this is the deadliest part and that right front quadrant went into this area river levels sparked up to 9 feet

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