to millions of others. hysteria is the most communicable disease known to man. and we are now living through a pandemic of it. on memorial day weekend, a man called george floyd died in police custody in minnesota and that s where this outbreak first began. minneapolis was our wuhan. the first cases appeared a little over a month ago. here is the scene of the pandemic now.he it was just before midnight thursday when protesters began dismantling and toppling a statue honoring christopher columbus in civic center park. crews moved in and destroyed what was left. one processor climbing up the statue began spray painting its face and hands, possibly symbolizing blood, while others spray-painted the words george floyd, blm for black lives matter, and the communist symb symbol. they have just torn down this statue of christopher columbus. the statue has been here since 1931. tucker: so to translate what you just saw into the clinical language of epidemiology, holy smokes, this
people come in from states that have a high infection rate must quarantine for 14 days. reporter: new york, new jersey and connecticut, where new cases are trending down, want to keep it that way. it s time for personal responsibility. if you ve been in a state that has a high infection rate, do the right thing. reporter: as of today, nine states subject to the new tristate measure. nationwide, more than half of u.s. states reporting an increase in new cases over the past week. not just increased in the number of cases, it s the slope, the way it s accelerating. reporter: among the most concerning, arizona, florida, and texas. in south florida, jackson health system has seen number of covid-19 patients jump more than 100% in the last two weeks. as of tuesday, just 2% of icu beds were available in arizona. the most urgent thing, i think, is to get the hospital systems ready, to get staffed up, to get the emergency plans in place. reporter: the stay-at-home orde
here is police chief carmen bass talking about her anger and frustration, then you will hear from the mayor jenny jerkins who basically is saying move along, there is nothing to see here. i am very angry about the situation that we have, while i really support, this is not that. they are in the streets fighting the system of domination. we have block parties and the like in this part of seattle, it is known for that. martha: but take a look at this from town hall where protesters have taken over and are now battling each other over whether to let the police officers who wanted to go into an office. inside, watch this. [screaming] if police go in there, who gives a [bleep]! what the [bleep]. martha: you get the idea. president trump says that the chaos cannot be permitted to go on indefinitely. i will tell you if they do not strain the situation out, we are going to straighten it out. we will not let this happen in seattle, if we need to go in, we will go in. m
a bid to end daca, that as you know is the program president obama started to shield immigrants who were brought here illegally as children from deportation. this comes after the supreme court blocked the trump administration from rescinding those very protections. acting homeland security secretary chad wolf told us the white house still believes that daca is against the law. at no point in that decision did they say the program was lawful. they simply didn t like the rational and the procedures that we used. what we have seen from this administration is we take a logical approach to winding this down over a six month period, been very clear about that and so we find ourselves where we re at today. the president s been very clear. we need to find a solution for this population. eric: the president vowing to take another crack at daca and david spunt is live at the white house with that. hi, david. reporter: hi, eric. good afternoon to you. president trump making quite a
law and order. [cheering] pete: welcome to the sunday he had dills of fox & friends. president trump returning to the campaign trail rallying thousands of supporters in tulsa, oklahoma. griff: he is out to stop the party s radical left. jedediah: the president incident john there he slammed destruction of historical monuments across the u.s. and denounced so-called anarchists causing unrest in seattle. welcome, everyone, fox & friends. want to wish everyone a happy s father s day to you both, griff and pete and to my husband and my dad. we ll do some father s day stuff today. we ll talk about the rally last night. i actually had a little buddy watching that with me. do we have a photo of my little buddy we can pull up and show everyone? i have a partner in crime. we don t have it yet? yes. hartley has serious commentary to provide. in the future he has some thoughts. griff: wonder if hartley felt the way i did, it is my time to go to bed. he spoke for two hours last night