in place. >> 51 days from now we're going to win nevada and we're going to win four more years in the white house. jillian: president trump touts the great american comeback during a weekend out west. todd: but he's met with outrage for taking his rally indoors. "fox & friends first" on a monday morning starts right now. ♪ more than a feeling. ♪ more than a feeling. ♪ when i hear that old song, babe. ♪ more than a feelings. ♪ and i think -- todd: boston waking up this morning, not the band, the people that live there. happy that their patriots won with cam newton and that other guy, what was his name, brady, he did not win. jillian: he did not win. no. todd: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele. thank you for starting your day with us. president trump holds his first indoor rally in months speaking to hundreds of supporters in nevada as the biden campaign slams the president for not taking the covid-19 pandemic seriously. todd: griff jenkins is live in washington to break it down as we are 50 days away from the election. >> reporter: hard to believe, todd and jillian. the president held that first indoor rally since tulsa, oklahoma, back in june. thousands gathered last night inside a henderson, nevada warehouse, mostly maskless, not socially distancing, in violation of the state's recommendations limiting gatherings to 50 people. the president hammered his opponent's mental capacity. >> this man is totally unfit to be president, up here, he's totally unfit. kim jong un doesn't know about the problems that joe has. we need very sharp people, i'm sorry. joeys not qualified for this position. >> reporter: the rally drew harsh criticism from nevada's democratic governor who issued this statement, saying tonight president trump is taking reckless and selfish actions and putting countedless lives in danger in nevada, to put it bluntly he didn't have the guts to make tough choices, he left that to the governors and the states, now he decided he doesn't have to respect our state's laws. the biden campaign responding, saying every rally turned super spreader event donald trump decides to hold serves as another reminder to americans that trump refuses to take the pandemic seriously and doesn't have a plan to stop it after nearly 200,000 deaths and untold economic damage. the trump campaign's communications director shot back saying, quote, if you can join tens of thousands of people protesting in the streets, gamble in a casino or burn down small businesss in riots, you can gather peacefully under the first amendment to hear from the president of the united states. earlier in the day, the president held a latinos for trump event, where he made a pitch to he nevada's hispanic voters. today he continues that west coast swing in phoenix with another latinos for trump roundtable. meanwhile, joe biden makes climate change remarks from wilmington, delaware today. we'll see if the campaigns continue to take shots at each other over this event he held in nevada yesterday. todd: my money is on yes, griff. thank you, we appreciate it. jillian: a new poll shows the race for the white house tightening within 5 points and th.>> i think he is breaking through on the most important issue which is the economy. there's a lot of cross current in 2020, many things about this year are unique and singular. but i still believe that the ultimate driver of the electoral decisions for most americans is going to be would can create prosperity for me, my family and for this country going forward. we have not gotten dark in overall advertising. we're doing a lot of digital advertising in those states. regarding mail-in, in 2016, we were losing the race until election day and won it big on election day,. jillian: steve cortez will talk more about this and react to the president's weekend rallies when he joins us live in the next hour. todd: a fox news alert, protests breaking out overnight in lancaster, pennsylvania after a deadly police involved shooting. >> hands up, don't shoot. todd: police deploying tear gas to disburse crowds outside the city's police station. hours earlier, a 27-year-old was shot and killed by an officer responding to a domestic disturbance. the da is investigating. jillian: two los angeles county sheriff's deputies are expected to survive after they were shot while inside a parked patrol vehicle. the terrifying ambush was caught on camera. todd: marianne rafferty joins us. >> reporter: protesters tried to block the emergency entrance at the hospital, chanting they hoped those officers would die. >> one is a 31-year-old mother of a 6-year-old boy, her husband is here with them. the other one is a 24-year-old. they're both out of class 437 so they just graduated. i swore them into office 14 months ago. >> reporter: a manhunt is underway for the suspect seen here in surveillance video who of opened fire on the deputies as they sat in their vehicle. la mayor eric garcetti condemning the protest an. >> they put their lives on the line for us and we will find justice for them and i pray for their recovery. that sort of behavior is unacceptable and we do pray that these folks will recover. >> reporter: president trump had strong words for the cowardly shooter during a rally held sunday in henderson, nevada, also hitting on joe biden for staying silent all summer. >> biden wants to appease domestic terrorists and my plan is to arrest domestic terrorists. okay? [ cheering and applause ] >> and we also believe that if you murder a police officer, you should receive the death penalty. >> reporter: former vp biden also condemning the shootings. he released a statement that reads in part, those who perpetuate these crimes must be brought to justice and if convicted face the full brunt of the law. the president tweeting that biden wants just the opposite, quote, biden calls for abolishing cash bail and closing mrprisons and biden even called law enforcement the enemy. the deputies are expected to survive. a $100,000 reward is being offered for information on the shooter. jillian, todd. todd: just a horrific story out there in la. thank you very much. jillian: turning to extreme weather, at least 35 people have been killed by the explosive wildfires on the west coast. at his rally, the president addressing his trip to california today where he will be briefed on the damage. >> we're also praying for everyone throughout the west affected by the devastating wildfires. my administration is closely coordinating with the state and local leaders. jillian: democratic leaders are slamming the president, saying the fires are due to climate change. >> this is a wake-up call for all of us, that we have got to do everything in our power to tackle climate change. >> this is climate change. it's not about just forest management or raking. >> now we have a blow torch over our states in the west which is climate change. jillian: satellite images show strong winds pushing the smoke from the wildfires over 1300 miles. right now, the gulf coast is bracing for tropical storm sally. it is expected to strengthen into a hurricane before making landfall. todd: ashley strohmier joins us live from new orleans as people prepare for the store. >> reporter: good morning. there was a mandatory evacuation order that went into effect here in new orleans at 6:00 p.m. last night. as of t two hours ago, this stom is 150 of miles away from the mouth of the mississippi, which is essentially new orleans where we are. it has maximum sustained winds at 60 miles an hour. it's only moving at 12 miles an hour. tropical storm sally battered parts of key west. they did get more rain than they expected. this storm is expected to strengthen to a category 1 storm by early tomorrow morning. now, the storm surge is the biggest concern here in new orleans and parts -- as i said, the mouth of the mississippi. new orleans residents started prepping yesterday with sandbags. i saw businesses start to board up their buildings. that started at 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. yesterday. police tell me there's not much they're going to do as far as blocking off certain roads. although the storm is expected to batter this area, the people i spoke with yesterday, they're not too concerned. listen. >> we always prepare, always prepare for every hurricane. as citizens of new orleans, we're always prepared. >> i hope it doesn't get beyond that. i feel for the people of lake charles. >> i plan on staying. i live in the second floor. hopefully i don't get flooded out. >> reporter: lake charles, which is just echt of this area -- east of this area, is under a mandatory evacuation as well. you'll remember a little more than two weeks ago hurricane laura battered them and now there are several evacuees that we have seen ourselves here, taking shelter from that storm in new orleans. todd, jillian. todd: it has been such a busy hurricane season so far, especially in that area. ashley, stay safe. jillian: well, now to week one of the nfl. the new orleans saints spoiling tom brady's debut with tampa bay. >> on second and 15, backing out of the way for the touchdown, it's jenoris jenkins. jillian: brady throwing two costly interceptions. todd: cam newton showing he can celebrate in new england, the pats beat the dolphins, 21-7. the night game, the rams kristening their new tad yum with a 20 -- stadium with a 20-17 win over the co cowboys. jillian: the washington football team scoring 27 unanswered points to beat the eagles. ron rivera got an iv during half time, he was awarded the game ball. todd: there's some good coming out of it for you. i'm sorry your team lost. jillian: it's okay. they looked like they were in preseason form. todd: they didn't really have a preseason. two deputies shot during an ambush are expected to survive after protesters outside the hospital yelled "we hope they die." jillian: randy sutton spent 33 years in law enforcement. he calls this an escalation on the war on cops. he joins us with his message, next. todd: two la sheriff's deputies expected to survive after a brazen ambush that shocked the country over the weekend. jillian: instead of well wishes, a crowd outside the hospital blocked the emergency entrance and chanted anti-police messages. todd: joining us now, founder of the wounded blue, lutheran di sutton. thank you for being here. it's one thing to have two officers shot, it's another thing to have people outside the hospital rooting for their death. how have we become so callus. >> the vile behavior i saw outside that hospital was something that, i mean, to me is inhuman. the officers are expected to survive. i want you to think of this. they survived numerous gunshots to the head area. what kind of quality of life are they going to have now? as the founder of the wounded blue, which deals with injured and disabled officers all the time, i see this and i look forward into the future. now, they're laying there, literally at the time, fighting for their very lives and you have protesters? that's not even a word for them. you know, the president called them animals and i have to tell you, i don't like using disparaging terms when referring to other human beings but with the behavior that i saw there, it's disgusting. on the level of human kindness and compassion, they don't even rate. i wonder how they live with themselves for that type of behavior. it was disgusting. jillian: let's take a look at this statement from the la county sheriff's office, this is on that topic that we're talking about. and this says, quote, so the protesters blocking the entrance and exit of the hospital of emergency room yelling, we hope they die, referring to the two la sheriffs ambushed today, do not block emergency entries and exits to the hospital, people's lives are at stake when ambulances can't get through. other people might be rushed to the hospital because they have a medical emergency. you have to put this into perspective. you talk about the quality of life these deputies will have after this which at this point we don't know. the female deputy is the mother of a 6-year-old boy. this is a 6-year-old boy whose mother this the hospital fighting for her life right now. >> can you imagine the little boy having -- first now he's in this state of caring about whether his mother is going to live or die and you know you can't shield a child like that from the ugliness of what we just saw. i can't imagine what that little guy is going through when you think about seeing that type of behavior involving the mother. it's pitiful. it's pitiful behavior. i don't even have words for it and i'm usually not at a loss for words. todd: we talk about a war on cops and people criticize us for blowing that out of proportion. but when you see things like we saw over the weekend, i don't know how you can say there is not a war on cops. that's why we appreciate you coming in whenever we have an incident like this and giving us your insight and being a calm presence during a really tough time. lieutenant, we thank you. >> thank you for having me. jillian: it is just about 20 minutes after the hour right now. nfl teams staying in the locker room or kneeling during the national anthem to push for social justice. why colli colin kaepernick is cg this propaganda. todd: plus, an officer answers the call to save old glory, the patriotic moment caught on camera. the game doesn't end after a spectacular touchdown grab because there's always another team looking to punch one in. with nfl redzone from nfl network on xfinity, you get every touchdown from every game on sunday afternoons. all season long. watch every breakout star, every heart pounding running attack and every big-time defensive stop. sunday's were made for football on xfinity. that's simple, easy, awesome. add the more sports and entertainment package for nfl redzone. click, call or visit a store today to learn more. jillian: good morning. welcome back. how about this, collin kaepernick is blasting the nfl's new social justice push as the football season kicks off. todd: carley shimkus here with what social media is saying. hey, carley. >> good morning. guys. so in recent weeks the nfl has launched a number of initiatives to support the black lives matter movement but according to colin kaepernick, all of that is lip service. the former quarterback slammed the league in a tweet yesterday, saying while the nfl runs propaganda about how they care about black lives, they are still actively blackballing eric reid for fighting for the black community. eric set two franchise records last year and is one of the best defensive players in the league. so reed was the first player to join colin kaepernick's national anthem kneeling protest in 2016. the two went on to file a grievance against the nfl which was later settled. he is not playing football right now, though he is considered one of the best free agents available. nfl commissioner roger goodell has apologized for criticizing the national anthem kneeling protest and the league committed to pledge $250 million to social justice efforts. you saw a lot of people that you see on the screen right now taking a knee, raising a first during the national -- fist during the national anthem yesterday. jillian: cam newton always has something interesting in his wardrobe selection, if you will. >> he is known for lavish outfits during the game day. he didn't disappoint yesterday for the debut with the new england patriots. it takes a confident man to wear a bright yellow suit. i think you would look great in it. todd: thanks. >> people are comparing him to many things, including charlie day from it's always sunny in philadelphia. he got in a dust-up after the game. he had to be held back. he later explained he got upset because one of the dolphins players was reaching for his chain. he did win the game. but that kind of behavior, although it didn't get that bad, it's not really the patriots way. todd: i was looking at the chain, getting nervous that someone would pull it during the game. turned out it happened afterward. meantime, tom brady not a good game and social media let him know it. >> that's right. i was a rough start for tom brady, he threw two interceptions including a big six for a loss against the saints. steven on twitter says belichick is laughing from the sidelines. maybe a little true. tom says in all fairness, brady played arguably the top team in the league. so not the greatest game for the buccaneers, especially for a season opener. it was the fourth loss of a season opener for tom brady in his career. jillian: it takes time for new teams to gel. >>.thanks, carley. todd: before the next hit, can you pay the light bill? there's no lights on behind you. >> i'm hoping my bright yellow dress inspired by cam newton will illuminate me enough. i'll flip on the switch. todd: time now, 26 minutes after the hour. an nypd lieutenant wins a six month battle with covid-19, his emotional release from the hospital. we got in there because sleepy joe couldn't handle it anymore. we need very sharp people, i'm sorry. joeys not qualified for this position. jillian: president trump slamming joe biden during his nevada rally as state leaders criticize him for holding it indoors. former nevada gop share says the state is ready to open and she joins us next. jillian: good morning. welcome back. president trump taking aim at joe biden as he makes a play for the key battleground state of nevada. >> sleepy joe biden, you know where he is now? he's in his damn basement again. november 3rd, nevada will decide whether we will quickly return to record prosperity like we had. the other thing about joe biden, he's not a strong person and he's not strong for law and order. jillian: joining me now is former nevada gop chair, amy tarkanian. good to see you. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. jillian: of course. what has been the response to the president's visit to nevada? >> it's been extremely positive. and i think it was smart on his part strategy-wise. i actually live i where he was n saturday. in order to move the event from reno to our county here, douglas county, it was truly a gift for the people here. it's close enough to northern california, you had the people also coming in from reno, carson city, douglas county is one of the reddest parts of our state and they are very loyal to the president so he had an incredible showing. when he went to las vegas, he was able to fill the venue very easily. they held a boat rally at lake mead which had 750 boats in attendance and then he also held a latino roundtable and was very transparent and shared that with everyone on youtube. so he's done an incredible job here in nevada. jillian: the governor slamming it saying it was, quote, reckless and selfish to have a rally, especially a lot of people saying he shouldn't be having indoor rallies, saying he's putting countless lives in danger in nevada. what do you say to that? >> you know what? i mean, i think at this point we're really sick and tired of the governor. he has been very strict with his rules and regulations that he's been implementing on the people here. we have lost countless numbers of jobs. my brother unfortunately was one of the 18,000 mgm employees that lost his job recently. we have small business that's closed up permanently and we have all followed the rules to really to the point of we're tired of this. it's now -- it should be up to the n nevadans on whether they feel safe or not to leave their homes. he has a 100 person posse if you will that literally harasses business owners and they check on a regular basis if you're following all of the governor's directives. anywhere from a small mom and pop shop all the way up to the casinos. you know, when you have people that are flooding freemont street and partying, when you have casinos that are allowing tourists to come and visit, i think it's time now to lift up the 50 person rule on churches. we can now have schools open. people are ready to get back to quote, unquote, what is normal and to make the decisions for themselves. jillian: okay. let's go ahead and talk about this for a second here. i know that obviously the president has had a lot to say about mail-in voting. let's take a listen to what he had to say about this on saturday when he was in nevada. >> democrats are trying to rig this election because it's the only way they're going to win. they're going to be sending out 80 million ballots and it's democrats, they're going to -- they're trying to rig this election. jillian: what do the people in nevada have to say about this, amy? >> well, i know that a lot of people are very upset with our legislature which is heavily democrats. they just during a special session approved ballot harvesting, which is a problem. i don't think the fact that ballots necessarily being mailed to people are a problem in itself but the way that they can be collected and turned in is a major concern. our secretary of state is a republican. she is not the one who creates the law. she has to just follow through with it and implement it. she's actually doing a really good job with what has been handed to her. but the concern is the fact that people can go and collect as many ballots as they wish, as long as they have the voters' approval, and turn those in. if you're going to go to a nursing home, for example, and try to coerce and try to tell people how they should t vote and turn it in on their behalf, that's where we're going to have a big problem. jillian: certainly a conversation that's not going away anytime soon. we know both sides are talking about it. amy, thank you for joining us. and look, we'll see how the president does out there. as we know in 2016, hillary clinton took nevada. so something to keep an eye on. it's going to be a close one. thank you. todd: president trump slamming former new york city mayor mike bloomberg as the billionaire plans to spend $100 million to help joe biden win florida. that money will go toward tv ads in the sunshine state. the president tweeting, quote, i thought mini mike was through with democrat politics after spending almost $2 billion and then giving the worst and most inept debate performance in the history of presidential politics, adding save nyc instead. bloomberg famously spent $1 billion on his presidential bid before ending his campaign in march. pollster kristin soltis anderson says the 2020 race is different for president trump because joe biden is a much different candidate than hillary clinton was in 2016. >> donald trump is facing a different race this time for a couple of reasons. one, he's facing joe biden, who is not the same as hillary clinton. joe biden has plenty of issues on his own but he doesn't have the same kind of toxic brand that hillary clinton has. while in 2016 voters who were undecided maybe didn't like both candidates tended to break for donald trump. this time around he doesn't have quite that same advantage among those voters who you might call the haters, the ones that don't like anybody who is running for president. the other thing is he's the incumbent now. folks are looking for a way to lodge their protests. todd: a new fox news poll shows the race for the white house tightening to within 5 points. the gulf coast is bracing for tropical storm sally, the storm is expected to become a hurricane before making landfall. new orleans issue ago mandatory evacuation for some areas. jillian: the storm bringing heavy rain and flash flooding to parts of florida. senior meteorologist janice dean joins us live with the latest on sally's track. janice. >> good morning. we get a new advisory at 5:00 a.m. we'll have the latest on sally. 60-mile-an-hour sustained winds, a tropical storm, 74 will make it a hurricane. the national hurricane center says this will be a hurricane once it makes landfall across southeastern louisiana. regardless of whether it's a hurricane or not, the results are going to be the same. the main hazard from his this is going to be the water. it's going to move very slowly. it's going to test the levies in new orleans. we could get upwards of 10 to 20 inches of rainfall in these area, so that's going to be potentially dangerous, even deadly for some these low-lying areas. so there's the track, we expect a landfall overnight tonight, sometime this evening, into tuesday morning. as a hurricane, we think. but again, it doesn't matter. the results are going to be the same and that is very heavy rainfall over a period of several days along the gulf coast. so we have a hurricane watch and warning in effect for the new orleans area, up towards mississippi and then hurricane watches and tropical storm watch as well for parts of florida. let's take a look at the models. they're in very good agreement. we are expecting a landfall across southeastern louisiana. the east side of the storm is where we get the worst of the storm surge, the heavy rainfall and strong winds as well as the potential for tornadoes. this is going to be obviously a big story today, tomorrow, through wednesday for parts of the gulf coast and i can't stress this enough, even if this doesn't become a hurricane, the main legacy is going to be the water and that is the number one killer with these tropical land-falling hurricanes. back to you. jillian: janice, thank you. todd: journalist bob woodward sounding off on president trump's covid-19 response after his interview with him received some backlash. >> well, i think, bob, really, to be honest with you. >> i want you to go. >>be.>> i wanted to always plat down. i still like playing it down because i don't want to create a panic. todd: woodward slamming the president, saying he is doing more harm than good. >> yes, i say the president is the wrong man for the job. one of the things that president trump told me, in the presidency there's always dynamite behind the door. the real dynamite is president trump. he is the dynamite. todd: woodward new book, rage, featuring several conversations with the president, is due out tomorrow. jillian: an nypd lieutenant is back home after a six month battle with covid-19. the 59-year-old spent three months on a ventilator. doctors calling the officer's recovery remarkable after fearing he wouldn't make it. dozens of people cheering and greeting the lieutenant as he arrived at his long island home. he says he feels blessed. todd: take a look at this, an arizona officer being praised for placing an american flag on a homeowner's doorstep after it was damaged by strong winds. pea othethe police posted the vo footage. in a note, the homeowner writing in part, thank you and much respect. sometimes it's just the little things which are very, very big, just like that. jillian: absolutely. moments of kindness. it is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. the white house steps up sanctions on tehran ahead of a historic meeting between israel and two arab gulf states. >> the last peace deal came 26 years ago. there's been 72 years for israel where they only had two peace deals. now you have two peace deals in just 29 days. todd: we are live overseas with the latest crackdowns amid historic moves towards peace. jillian: plus microsoft's bid for tiktok rejected. the other company in the driver's seat. jillian: good morning. welcome back. president trump is cracking down on i'lll illicit iran trade. todd: trey yingst is live in jerusalem with the crackdown. trey, good morning. >> reporter: todd, jillian, good morning. after the united states pulled out of the iran nuclear deal in 2018, the regime in tehran continued to move forward with its nuclear program, often funding the program through back door trade. the trump administration's sanctions campaign has had little effect in changing iranian behavior and their proxy action across the middle east. a new report over the weekend claims that iran is plotting to assassinate the u.s. ambassador to south africa in response to the u.s. killing of iranian general qassem soleimani in baghdad earlier this year. kelly craft told fox news that the administration will begin to economically target countries who are continuing to do business the islamic republic. earlier this month, the united states sanctioned 11 petrochemical companies accused of supplying oil to iran. three of the companies are based in the united arab emirates. this comes as the uae and israel are set to sign a peace accord brokered by the united states. bahrain will join the uae in normalizing ties with israel. >> what president trump has done over the last 30 days is remarkable. we now have two peace deals that president trump has made, one between israel and the united arab emirates, and a second peace deal that came 29 days later between israel and the kingdom of bahrain. previously, the last peace deal came 26 years ago and there's been 72 years for israel where they only had two peace deals and now you have two peace deals in 29 days. >> reporter: both the uae and bahrain have had ties with the israelis for a number of years. they don't share any borders and haven't fought any wars. this is more of a normalization deal than a peace deal and it comes two months before the u.s. elections in november. todd, jillian. todd: thank you very much. jillian: japan is one step closer to its next prime minister. the country's ruling party selecting the new yo leader, currently a chief cabinet secretary. abe is resigning because of health reasons. japan's parliament is expected to officially elect him as the prime minister on wednesday. todd: pfizer is hopeful the coronavirus vaccine could be ready by the new year. astrazeneca's trial back on after a brief pause. jillian: dr. jeanette nesheiwat says americans should be reassured by the rigorous standards in place. she joins us live, next. this isn't just a wifi upgrade. this is xfi complete from xfinity. you'll get the xfi gateway with advanced security, so your connected devices are also protected. and stay out! plus with unlimited data, you can stream and scroll more than ever. and we'll ensure that you get the most wifi coverage throughout your home. this is xfi complete. simple, easy, awesome. get the security, unlimited daa and wifi coverage you need. plus, xfi customers can add xfi complete for $11 a month. click, call or visit a store today. jillian: good monday morning to you. overnight china's state tv disputing reports that oracle will acquire tiktok's u.s. operations. this is after microsoft announced the offer was rejected. the two were competing for the video sharing app. president trump signed an executive order banning the app if the u.s. operations were not sold to an american company, citing a national security risk. president trump signing an executive order aimed at lowering prescription drug prices, the president making the announcement on twitter saying in part, quote, my most favored nation order will ensure that our country gets the same low price big pharma gives to other countries. the days of global free riding at america's expense are over and prices are coming down fast. also, just ended all rebates to middlemen, further reducing prices. todd: big news on the covid-19 vacation seen front. pfizer's ceo announcing they will be better for approval -- be ready for approval sooner than our expected. >> our status, we have a good chance we will know if the product works by the end of november. it is regulator's job to issue license or not. todd: this as astrazeneca rieu seem -- resumes their safety trying. joining us now, dr. jeanette nesheiwat. let's start with pfizer. read between the lines for us if you could, how optimistic are you if we will know whether the pfizer vaccine works by the end of october, which quite frankly is only about six weeks away. >> it's all about the data, todd. what does the data show. number one, they have to prove safety and efficacy. does it work and will the body produce antibodies to protect us against coronavirus if we come into contact with it in the community. we need to see what the data shows. there's promising results in phase one and two. they're in phase three now. i like the fact they're trying to increase their volume of volunteers from 30,000 to 44,000 volunteers. they want to make sure they get a good representation of volunteers, meaning african-americans, hispanic, latinos, whites, not just a majority of one race because they want to see who does this virus affect the most. we know it affects hispanics, latinos and african-americans. we want to make sure and we want to see that the virus -- that the vaccine will protect them ultimately in addition to everyone else of course. todd: fingers crossed. now to astrazeneca. the doom and gloomers are pointing, oh, one person had an interaction that was negative but 18,000 people received the study vaccine. obviously, you never want anybody to suffer any negative consequences. but shouldn't these numbers just further reassure us on how safe any astrazeneca vaccine would ultimately be in the end? >> you're exactly right, todd. they paused this trial out of thousands of volunteers worldwide, they paused it for one person, for one volunteer. that's just a testament to show you that safety is their priority. and it definitely reassures me as a physician that they're adhering to strict guidelines, rigorous guidelines to ensure that safety is their number one priority. what they found was there was inflammation found in this patient but they are now resuming the trials in the united kingdom, hopefully soon they will resume also in the united states and other parts of the world where the vaccine is being tested. todd: it's just amazing to me how so many people took that information and went completely to negative town on it when if they actually studied and analyzed it, it's actually good news. dr. fauci is warning the u.s. will need to hunker down this fall and winter. what are you telling your patients about dr. fauci's warning that we need to hunker down because covid-19 could increase because of the flu and other things. >> we need to heed his warnings. he is the nation's top expert when it comes to this virus. but back to school, back to work, increased travel, the holidays, we're going to see more social gatherings. this is when we usually see a rise in the number of cases, if we become complacent and let our guard down and don't adhere to the cdc guidelines. make sure you get your flu shot. avoid large crowds. if you're sick, stay home. all these things can help protect us. we don't want the ihme to win their projected number of 400,000 deaths by the end of this year. we have control over reducing those numbers. i think we should do everything we can in our power to keep those numbers down. todd: we appreciate your insight as always. dr. jeanette nesheiwat, thank you so much. fingers crossed we'll get one of these vaccines sooner rather than later. >> just around the corner. jillian: i already got my flu shot. todd: you did? way to go. jillian: coming up, a massive manhunt for a gunman who ambushed two deputies in la. we have a reaction to anti-cop protests outside the hospital. todd: a lot of drama on and off the field on sunday, none of it involved kill mead but dash dash kilmede but he will talk about it when we return. nah. ♪ here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere... is somewhere. the all-new chevy trailblazer. ♪ robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >> the two deputies were doing their job, minding their own business, watching out for the safety of the people on the train and seeing somebody just walk up and just start shooting on them, it pisses me off. todd: the two la county sheriff's deputies shot in a brazen ambush are now expected to survive with a $100,000 reward to help find the person who pulled the trigger. the latest on the manhunt and the bipartisan condemnation of protesters who chanted death to police outside the hospital. >> we got in there because sleepy joe couldn't handle it anymore. we need very sharp people. i'm sorry, joeys not qualified for this position. jillian: president trump slamming joe biden and touting the great american comeback during a weekend out west. he's met with outrage for taking his rally indoors. todd: nfl football of earlly back. jillian: highlights from the biggest sunday showdowns, for "& friends first" turns right now. ♪ well life, come on. ♪ with everybody screaming louder than the sky and everybody singing. jillian.todd: it was weird. jillian: it was. todd: did you like the sound pumped in the, the crowd noise. jillian: i didn't mind it. you.

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