chaos in american cities, president trump rushed out of a briefing after secret service is approached by a man believed to be armed and dangerous. carley: in seattle, the cop top planning to resign next month as unrest in the city grows. griff jenkins is live in washington with new information coming in overnight. reporter: what a dramatic scene at the white house. first, let s go to the west coast news. seattle s police chief who battled civil unrest for more than two months says she is stepping down after the city council approved reducing the department, a seattle radio host, jason rantz, tweeting the chief s resignation letter, reading that it was a difficult decision for me but when it s time, it s time. continuing, you truly are the best police department in the country and trust me when i say the vast majority of the people in seattle support and appreciate you. the letter notes her retirement will be effective september 2nd. here in washington, it was just before 6:
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
officer inside. the disturbing moment as a record number of officers leave the force. jillian: says if 2020 hasn t thrown enough curve balls, an as tried is asteroid is barreling towards earth. just in time for election day. todd: fox & friends first on a monday morning starts right now. todd: i understand this is a fun dance song, but jillian: you ve been there entirely too long. todd: that s what you re going to get this week. good morning, everybody. you re watching fox & friends first on this monday morning. i m todd piro. jillian: i m jillian mele. thank you for joining us. president trump calling the biden family a criminal enterprise amid an investigation into hunter biden s yo alleged business dealings. todd: joe biden ramps up his attacks over the president s coronavirus response. griff jenkins joins us with more. reporter: hard to believe, 15 days to go. the gloves were coming off yesterday with candidates in full attack mode, seeking to flip crucial bat
i m carley shimkus in for jillian mele. todd: i m todd piro. a vote is expected today on the $900 billion coronavirus relief package. carley: we ll talk about christmas another time. doug luzader is live in washington as lawmakers reach a bipartisan breakthrough. good morning, doug. reporter: good morning. we re expecting congress to move pretty quickly on this today, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blamed democrats for the delay. when we get this done, congress will not deserve any special praise. not with this relief having waited until late december and not with some of our democratic colleagues openly saying the reason they finally changed their tune is they finally got a president-elect of their own party. reporter: this is what both sides agreed to. it s a big plan, $300 supplement for unemployment benefits, a $600 direct payments to most people depending on income, it expands the paycheck protection program or extends it. it also includes housing assistanc
game for two. you may hate me but it ain t no lie. .todd: bye, bye, bye, is it true? what producer jillian: he probably will retire. todd: he ll be in the broadcast booth, probably making more money than he did as a player. good morning, you re watching fox & friends first on this monday morning. i m todd piro. jillian: i m jillian mele. security concerns of an insider attack on inauguration day prompting the fbi to vet 25,000 national guard troops. todd: david spunt joins us live in washington as armed protests begin as protests begin nationwide. reporter: washington, d.c. is a fortress right now. it will be through continue august raise, at least the day after inauguration on january 21st. this is the tightest security washington dc has seen in its history, no question about it. you mentioned the troops, there are about 25,000 national guard troops in washington right now, surrounding the city, more expected to arrive in the next few days. they re coming from all