guidelines and plans getting total different treatment in the media. brit hume and what many say is a blatant double standard. and the last week of april, the new covid cases within encouraging trajectory, climbing three days straight. hello welcome to fox news @ night, shannon bream and washington. we began tonight with white house correspondent and roles in a new plan he says would ramp up testing across the country. good evening kevin. good evening, shannon, it actually where the president would not have a briefing and it was canceled but on the hills of the clorox, provocative to say the least but as it turns out, not only a briefing but plenty to discuss notably increasing public-private partnerships and the slow journey to rebuild our economy. we are doing everything in our power to heal the six domestic and reopen the nation. there is a hungry forgetting our our nation back. but to get the country back on the road to recovery white house officials say there n
streets being observed or enforced. police began mass arrests of those who refused to go home. tonight, along with the signs demanding justice for george floyd, a new theme emerging. demanding that police department be defunded or abolished altogether. tonight, james mattis silent no more. leveling point of criticism at the commander in chief, calling him a threat to the constitution and the president is firing back to me. we got the details in minutes. hello and welcome to fox news @ night, i m shannon bream in washington. we begin tonight with mike tobin in minneapolis where four police officers who took part in george floyd s arrest are all facing serious charges tonight. good evening, mike. those are just some of the development s tonight. one big develop and come anyways, coming from the complete medical examiner s report, which was made public tonight and concludes that george floyd was coronavirus positive. let me read the paragraph. the decedent was known to be po
we begin the midnight hour here on the east coast with jeff paul out in los angeles on the west coast, good evening, jeff. yeah, shannon, it is now 9:00 here in los angeles. that s when curfew goes into effect. especially right here in downtown where there have been just a little while ago thousands and thousands of protesters. this is what s left at the moment. there are still a couple dozen people out here emma but many look like they re starting to make their way home. but standing by in case may be they re going to act on it, you can see the police are out here right now and then further down there there s the sheriff deputies, so i try talking with one of them to see exactly what they re going to do, but they haven t said anything yet. earlier in the day, a very peaceful and thoughtful protest, tens of thousands probably about 10,000 people were out protesting and it really was may be the first they got a chance without some of the other distractions happening like t
the wake of george floyd s death. and tonight, protest across the country are in large part focusing on defunding and suspending police department s. a time ago, a group with the dash bill de blasio, chanting for his resignation unless he defines the nypd. democrat mayors like de blasio and d.c. mayor muriel bowser under pressure from the left accusing them of being traders if they do not back defunding their city s police department. alone welcome to fox news @ night, i m shannon bream in washington. we begin tonight with chief congressional correspond mike emanuel on democratic lawmakers facing calls to defund police or risk losing their seats. good evening, mike. good evening, some on the political left want to go much deeper than police reform. there are those who want to strip funding or even get rid of the force. in minneapolis, there are those who want to dismantle the police department and replacemen replaa community-based public model. minneapolis mayor jacob fre
the rnc is publically pushing back against those allegations. clearly not. you know, look, all of the candidates have the rules of the game. there were no complaints about that system, at least in colorado. i have to respond, though, if the party of which i am the chairman of is getting attacked especially when it is not. this is going to blow over. i believe this is some frustration that has bubbled up. the rules are not being changed. don t even need to reach 1237 delegates to receive the nomination. if donald trump exceeds 1100 votes he will become the nominee even though he may not have 1237. if he gets less than 1,000 delegates, then i think we are looking at a contested convention that could go on for many, many days. the trump campaign also received some welcome news last night when it announced campaign manager lewindowski will not be charged for grabbing a reporter during an event last month. meantime whhave you heard about this megyn kelly meeting with don