arthel: deadliest earthquake to strike the country and over a century for the death toll from the magnitude 6.8 quake now stands at over 2100 people. that number is unfortunately expected to rise to brute rescue efforts hindered today as aftershock of tremors rattled the area but welcome to brand our "fox news live" i am arthel neville hi eric. so far hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn.

the rescue teams are struggling to try to reach those who are still trapped in some of the most remote areas in morocco. some roads leading to the mountain towns are completely blocked by the rubble. search teams are desperate to find any signs of life among the destruction but officials not putting out an urgent call for blood donations they are both the citizens and tourists are showing solidarity lining up by the thousands to help the earthquake victims. they say any single day 6000 bags of blood collected. trey yingst is alive with the very latest on the rescue operations there on the ground. thanks eric, good afternoon print rescue efforts to continue at this hour as the death toll rises in southern morocco. people here do fear aftershocks many are sleeping in the streets. they are afraid to stay in their homes. we saw that seen today at that market the main medina here in the historic city of marrakesh.

right now morocco and simply do not have time to mourn. they are looking for loved ones under debris just south of here in the villages in the atlas mountains for the try to clean the streets here in the historic city of marrakesh. making sense of what took place on friday nights. 6.8 magnitude earthquake shaking the ground here. leaving more than 2000 people dead pretty see these civilians that live here. they are terrified about what comes next. not just about having to rebuild but about the possibility of aftershocks. civilians are taking the normal roads they normally take. but they have to jump over it debris to get to their homes of relatives to check on loved ones this is the situation for moroccans right now. there's international aid flowing into morocco. the united states has offered to send support to the moroccan people. but right now what they need is time and they need accessibility to get to the villages south of

marrakesh and really understand the true extent of the death and damage caused by the massive earthquake on friday evening. president biden today making a statement saying all american citizens currently in morocco are safe. also adding that the united states is prepared to provide any aid necessary to the moroccan people. similar statements from other countries like qatar and spain you hear the call to prayer as the city is hoping for better days ahead. eric: trade, since you are there have you felt the aftershocks? what is the sense of some of the people they must be so desperate, horrifying and heartbreaking to know some are still buried under the rubble. >> absolutely print one aftershock today it is something that people are very fearful of it. we spoke with the number of civilians in the medina today who said the they are going to y outside.

it was almost apocalyptic when he walked to the historic streets of this city that people come from all over the world to visit. there were civilians walking out of their homes they were still bleeding. one man had a big gash in his head. there were women and children waiting next to the street being guarded by police officers to make sure they were safe and away from the rubble. that is the seam here in morocco's fifth largest city or resources are able to easily flow here. there are villages just south of marrakesh in the atlas a mountain range that rescue workers cannot get to yet. the authorities in morocco fear there'll be many more bodies recovered from these towns and villages. they fear the aid simply won't get there in time. and the rescue workers traveling here are going to have trouble getting to those locations. eric: trey yingst live in an eight just after 10:00 p.m. in the evening there, thank you.

>> got a long career in law enforcement rarely do things happen exactly as i planned. this is a minor setback we will aggressively continue this investigation with our federal, state, county, and local partners until we successfully bring cavalcante back into custody. see if i give her a setback in the manhunt for an escape killer pennsylvania to per se a doorbell camera caught a glimpse of the fugitive 20 miles north of the search area. they say he no longer appears to be in the area they are now describing the search as a nationwide manhunt. nate foy is light and east pennsylvania with the more, ore you exactly? >> we are in east township. this is exactly where cavalcante is accused of stealing that van and dropping it off. we'll show you video momentarily

of that they had been towed away. but essentially what has happened here is authorities believe cavalcante breached their perimeter near longwood gardens last night but stole that van less than a mile from the search or perimeter on a dairy farmer drove here is change his appearance while doing all of this. take a look at these pictures you mention the ring camera from the phoenixville area about 10 miles from where we are. you see is clean-shaven now priest wearing a sweatshirt and a baseball cap and pennsylvania state police say he tried contacting someone he knew from years ago it old coworker last night. sources say that person did not help them. impaired a source withinpennsyls me authorities believe cavalcante may have stolen or than one vehicle i mentioned the van that was towed away earlier today. take a look at this. this was just after 1:00 o'clock this is the ford transit man. authorities are searching the surrounding area with helicopters and dogs, so far the dogs have not picked up on a

sense of cavalcante which is many asking how is this guy still out there? >> there are a number of challenges in the investigation. no perimeter is one 100% secure ever. do i know a specific spot where he is right now, no question would generally have an idea where he is, probably but not specifically enough that i could say let's put a hard perimeter up right now. >> we are also learning today that cavalcante's sister has been arrested by ice agents and is facing deportation. cavalcante himself is illegal immigrant who came here after being accused of murder in brazil in 2017 this is now the 11th day of this manhunt. helicopters still circling that there are a lot more questions than there are answers but will send it back to you. arthel: will take it back here nate foy thank you. eric: glenn youngkin pardon a

father who protested a school board meeting take a look on the screening to the moment that dad was taken into custody by officers. the father was outraged after his daughter was sexually assaulted in a high school bathroom. the school was accused of trying to cover up that incident by the governor announced the pardon today when he appeared on "fox news sunday." cb cotton live with more on this. >> hi scott smith was gearing up to head to the courtroom to appeal his disorderly conduct conviction later this month. but that is no plan of the past with virginia governor glenn youngkin pardon for the governor told fox news shannon bream the father did nothing wrong and was acting quote within his fundamental right as a parent, listen. >> this was a dad standing up for his daughter. and just to remind everyone his daughter had been sexually assaulted in the bathroom of a school and no one was doing anything about it. and in fact it took the election of a new governor come me and, e

directed to our attorney general to investigate this to uncover the fact the superintendent had infects coveted upper backs a grand jury report the governor just referred to found the loudoun county school district looked out for its own interest with the handling of two sexual assaults that occurred back in 2021. shortly after that report was released the district superintendent was fired and later indicted on three misdemeanor charges the superintendents previously told the press he is innocent local outlets report the trial for some of the charges he faces is set to begin later this month for this story has made national headlines. even become a focal point of the virginia gubernatorial election last year. talk radio shows tony caps on fox today it is also a story about parents rights. cooks of the good lord to the point is that it is imperative that people keep going to school board meetings and keep speaking about what it is they are seeing in their kids schools.

i am not saying you have to be disrespectful not saying have to be violent you should not be either one. but this is a story much more about trying to silence a parents. >> scott smith is expected to speak publicly about his pardon from the governor, eric. eric: alright cb thank you, arthel? >> president biden is in vietnam today working to strengthen u.s. ties with hanoi pretty tried to dispel fears of a potential cold war with china as he puts it. he says he wants to meet sooner rather than later with chinese a president xi jinping escaped the g20 summit. white house correspondent peter doocy has more. >> arthel, after several days of meeting in south asia president biden wants to make sure everybody back home knows he only wants the best for china. >> so really what this trip is about, it was less about containing china i do not want to contain china i am not looking to hurt china projects

president biden also said it was to make sure china abides by the international rules of the road and it touched on what many market watchers have been saying the chinese economy is struggling right now. they've got some work to do to improve negative trends. president biden at one point talked about the importance of a free press but however his press corps was extremely limited with questions in vietnam during the only opportunity for q&a on a multi- day international trip. >> he gave me five people here progressperkinson just follow ms here. , the staff is there anyone i haven't spoken? i ain't calling on you i said i had five questions i don't know about you but i'm going to go to bed because there were zero questions about anything going on back home. zero. president biden's share of the world stage representing the american people.

poll after poll after poll find the american people overwhelmingly worry he might be too old for a second term. but, it never came up. arthel kuester. >> peter doocy thank you peter. >> and now i will take your questions. let me see they told me they gave me five people here and i hope -- i think that prime minister she has some difficulties right now. sorry. okay. so far she was the president biden appearing to have difficulty stumbling through parts of his nukes conference in vietnam today. although the past the white house has tried to calm concerns over his mental acuity, recent poll by the wall street journal shows that voters are increasingly concerned about his age and stamina. 73% thinking he is too old to

run to get in 2024. other polls show the concerns for president trump's age. they are just three years apart let's bring in marty is strategist founder and principal and has advised the former speaker jon weiner in the past. good to see you. what we just saw is troubling. could it be jetlagged could he be tired? he had the changing time zones. do you see this as an example or reoccurring example something else? >> is certainly a combination of things i think one of peter doocy's other reports he did mention the president had been working all night and did get the credit for the work he had been doing. what i will say again he is 80 years old that cannot be overlooked. we are at a time were age is in the forefront only look at our congressional members dianne feinstein, we looked at her she held up the bite administration's objections thethere trying to get across.

more recently mitch mcconnell has been in the news and nancy pelosi announced she is running for reelection she is 83 the former speaker. it really does -- voters are going to be looking at this putting a highlight and a spotlight on how agent plays a role in the mental acuity of our leaders. eric: you could be a spry 80 years old on top of everything. but at the same time people are at different ages why does this concern you so much about president biden? >> it concerns me because he is running for reelection. this is not an easy job. to be president of the united states it is a robust schedule. it requires to be on all cylinders all the time. i think when the american people are looking at is he up to the task? while that pu p pole made said o me i'll be questioning that.

we need to present strength on the world stage especially as we look at what china is doing. and adversaries look at us as a target. we want to present from a position of strength. i do not think it president biden is presenting is leadership on the world stage. with plenty of issues here and domestically that peter touched on it. we need leadership here. it requires having a handle on the issues and being able to go and do these things for the schedule requires you to be pretty active. we need a president who is able to do so. eric: you have advised republican candidates and officials in the past. >> absolutely. i will point out again with nancy pelosi running for reelection a in august the president biden running for reelection, that is their choice to do so. jon weiner ticked the box he wanted to take and he bowed out gracefully and set up paul ryan to be successful for his

speakership. i think that is h something shod be handled. you serve your time and you exit when it is appropriate. and i just kind of feel as though some people in congress have hung on a little too tightly. i am not sure whether that is a dan issue, is it a staff. issue that wants to hang on? i don't know discount to question the mental acuity here. >> with the same apply to mitch mcconnell? >> i think it would. we have seen him struggle in his health battles. you do need to be cognizant. they are at a certain age now and again retirement is a beautiful thing part i look forward to it i hope to get to my 80s and get to enjoy that retirement too. eric: the going to have to pull me out of here by feetfirst out of here. finally i said speaker and i might've said minority leader present troubles are the wall street journal poll the same one there are concerns about his age she was only three years younger than president biden, there it

is 47 think he is too old to run. more things that mentally up to the job. 36% for biden, 46% for trout. before we put everybody out to pasture what do you think should happen? how do you handle the age issue? >> there are a lot of similarities and parallels between president trump and president biden. age is certainly one of them. i will say neither candidate has been robust on the campaign trail. whereas many in the gop field have been. wwithout recently in a poll that came out it showed nikki haley ain a head to head it match up d topple president biden. set with pens, chris christie, tim scott. this poll showed that there are other candidates that we in the gop have that we really should be focusing on. i do think again age is a factor. also being able to handle the robust schedule. having a handle on the issues.

the wherewithal to tackle different things simultaneously we need that in leadership. eric: sometimes at least in politics age might not just be a number. good to see you. >> thanks. arthel: eric, on capitol hill conservatives are putting the squeeze on democrats as the budget battle heats up with a potential government shutdown looming. members of the freedom caucus are demanding money to build a wall at the southern border. flowing over the southern border into our country. let's go live to the white house where we will find lucas tomlinson. max arthel, freedom caucus thrust the house of representatives returned to washington following their summer recess. congress just has 11 days to past 12 spending bills to keep the government running. as you interviewed earlier republicans want to see were cuts. >> we've got to stop the

spending that has created this cost-of-living crisis for working americans. stacking up debt that is completely unsustainable installing out our economy. >> recent wall street journal poll shows only 30% of americans think president biden has secured the southern border. the white house is floated the remaining texas program a federal. 's court said a thousand foot floating a barrier on the rio grande will be allowed to remain in place. president biden's friend from delaware took his seat in the senate. chris coons defended the president earlier. hooks president biden has a very strong record to run on. but we have gotten accomplish in congress and what he has done here at home and abroad on the world stage is made a stronger calm has built a strong recovering economy. has put us on a great path forward. >> senator ron johnson pushed back to be blunted critically.

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july by 31 consecutive days of temperatures at or above 110 degrees. >> while on the heat watch out west on the east coast we are on hurricane elite watch. forecasters awarding the storm is expected to strengthen. the latest forecast models show lee isn't thankfully not expected to directly hit the u.s. it could bring dangerous surf and rip currents on the east coast today through the rest of the week. right now lee is turning on the atlantic ocean. or it could be headed. >> this was a massive category five hurricane. just a little wit goats followed onto cap two. we expected to strengthen again is going to be bouncing here in the range similar to where it is that now. no matter what a powerful hurricane it doesn't spend their off to the northeast of the caribbean islands. not a lot of movement. we expect this to finally get going a little bit.

but it takes a little while part here is your time as you look at our forecast. this is all the way up until friday morning pray prayer thaa little bit of time from now and it takes a while to make this move. it does say it with all the islands the caribbean's islands and while to the north. there is lot of wave energy for this. there are impacts the forecast track of the system. you look at the deeper red colors or just your talking swells up to 10 feet. this will pass close enough to the beaches there will be really major beach concerns. yes, really big swells, rip currents, under toes, danger situations in this area most models up toward shore at least not along much of the united states coast for atlanta and canada that would not be the case this is an ensemble of a whole bunch of different models. this is getting way out to put all of f until september 18 he were talking about not this

monday but the following monday where will the storm be? a lot of possibilities here. most of the models are running it up into atlanta, canada. it's the path towards the united states is going to take this dangerous, i want to let you know and leave you with this today is historically the peak day in the tropical season. that 57% of the season left to go that we are not done yet. eric: hopefully we can all get through it no problem. arthel: roll up your sleeves a flu shot might not be the only vaccine you did this fall but we are going to talk to doctor janette about protecting your self and your family this flu season stick around for that.

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university mamie player yesterday the game against texas a&m. all american safety cameron crumpled to the ground after ththere's a hard collision in te fourth quarter. take it off and eight stretcher and is in the hospital. expect the awful memories of buffalo bills on-field cardiac arrest. occurred last january he said he's ready for his comeback after the near death experience. jeff paul is here with more. >> is a huge upset win as the unranked miami hurricane cruise past the 23 ranked texas a&m aggies. two minutes left in the game something scary happened that is a miami hurricane safety cameron kitchen went in for a tackle and then rolled over. and did not get back up. the medical staff then responded in trying to help him but thankfully he was awake and communicating with those around him. cameron was structured and strapped down with his head and neck secured for a trip to the hospital put just a little while ago cameron himself wrote this on social media quote i want to thank everyone for the prayers i am doing better, love you all for the team posted this picture showing cameron in the hospital but smiling and gesturing the emphasis mamie hurricane you. hurricanes head coach mario did not know the nature and extent of the injury during the teams of postgame news conference. but that everything seems relatively normal.

>> that is as hard as it gets. you've got parents in the stands, you have got team mates football is unforgiving at times. i don't think that is the case here. i am very hopeful i don't want to get up ahead of myself but i like to think positive and think everything is trending in the right direction precludes happening just two days before buffalo bills met his return after near death experience a plank last season the 25 year old safety went into cardiac arrest during a monday night football game against the cincinnati bangles back in january he was resuscitated on the field and eventually put into a medically induced coma and the hospital but has since made a full recovery. in the off-season he not only spent a lot of time physically getting back in shape to play the game once again but did a lot of charity work and brought a lot of awareness to the importance of cpr training. for they play the jets tomorrow night and as eight lifelong bills a fan i seiko bills.

eric: will see about that and yes our thoughts are with both players in those. safety is first on the sale. go bills i guess the. jeff, thank you so much. [laughter] arthel: hey guys americans to get a single dose of the rsv vaccine. meantime all americans are being pushed to get the latest covid bcovidbooster to guard against w variance. it comes as a cdc report to jump in hospitalizations as well as desk. let's bring in right now fox is a medical contributor what is it who can catch it and how does it spread? >> anyone can catch it. you can catch it if someone else else's coughing and sneezing and nearby. those droplets the particles get in your eyes or your nose. rsv stands for respiratory syncytial virus but this is a

virus that affects the respiratory tract in your lungs. usually it causes a cough, fever, runny nose, that sort of thing. but in children it can be very dangerous. we have about 60000 hospitalizations every year for rsv among young young kids under the age of five. it can also be significant in the elderly those over the age of 65. but fortunately we do have new treatment that is going to be available for this rsv season. and also a monoclonal antibiotic that will be available soon for any babies born with any congenital diseases like heart disease or lung disease are born premature definitely step in the right direction. quickset is good. there are three new covid variance what do we know about them? does the new vaccine protect us from the new variance?

>> we are probably going to have more variance that is the natural evolution of viruses. we expect them to mutate. the usually more than mutate to become less avirulent which means less dangerous. all three of these variants seem to be causing what i see in my patients the cough, runny nose, sore throat fever body aches. what i am experiencing laster converted this year the symptoms are more mild than they were last year. for some people they can become moderate or severe special if ef you're in a high-risk group. we have this new booster coming out that's targeted toward the variance but even though for the crossover for the other variante which is unfortunate but moderna came up with clinical trial data. last month that showed the current vaccine the booster that is coming out could neutralize these viruses. just because it could neutralize

taking create antibodies does mean you can't catch a culvert and spread it can help lessen your symptoms and help keep you out of the hospital? yes especially most important again for the high risk most vulnerable group that is our senior citizens and those who have underlying conditions like lung disease, a weak immune system that sort of thing. >> by the way can you get a covid shot and a flu shot at the same time? >> yes you can. according to the cdc you can get both the coronavirus vaccine and the flu shot simultaneously. the flu shot is available to those six months of age and older. i tend to wait until the end of october to get it because it only lasts a few months and i tend to see most of my flu patients around november, december, january. yes you can start getting that shot now. they knew covid booster is not

quite ready yet. the cdc will meet on tuesday and wednesday this week to decide who needs it. arthel: okay delete note i will wait to get my flu shot in october. dr. janette nesheiwat thank you very much. >> think you're so have a good one. eric: at the new york fire department has marked a tragic milestone in the world trade center attack. more than two decades after 911. i ahead, the fight to provide healthcare for our heroic first responders to pu who put their s on theeasy line. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management.

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new names to its world trade center memorial wall. what you just saw's a somber tragic milestone for new york's bravest. now, three to 41 members have died of illnesses related to the attacks and working on that recovery at ground zero. as nearly equal to the number of firefighters who were killed on that one day in the terrorist attack 22 years ago to marguerite advocates continuing to speak for those who suffer from cancer and other respiratory diseases. to make sure those who raced down to help state in that pile for so long and were exposed to that dust the health care and treatment they need. jim is one his father died of cancer and fed by from his 9/11 service for jim as a deputy deep within your fire department. president of uniformed fire officers association. jim, welcome. our condolences first of course to you with the loss of your father. >> thank you very much.

and i appreciate you having me on during this time. eric: of course the fire had brotherhood and sisterhood is so powerful it is now 22 years later. we all remember that day weird in our memory. people around the country may not realize it has taken a toll today. what is that like? as we all know we battle these illnesses, it is taking a toll among the firefighters, police officers and citizens. >> when i think of other disasters i think about the things that happened at the world trade center were different. the late lingering effects in the cancer that took so long to show themselves the debilitating effects of having those diseases is almost hard to imagine. as people move further and further from the tragedy, i think they become further and further unaware of the lingering effects what is even more unfortunate as is me here aboute person passing we think about

the time has a past we eliminate the amount of time of suffering and treatments and successes and failures throughout the entire process and the toll it takes on the family, people's ability to enjoy what's left of their retirement or the monetary and personal impact it takes all your soul in your mind and your body. eric: what was it like for you and what was it like your father? >> i will say it my father was a fighter. unbelievably optimistic human who almost willed him self his level of success. he had very good results early on. he had access to some of the greatest care some of the greatest doctors and nurses through the world trade center monitoring and treatment program. fortunately we enjoyed that success release seven and a half years of an eight year battle. i will tell you the impact that

had allowed my father to live a full life. to enjoy his grandchildren. to see the birth of his only grandson and be able to enjoy some of his retirement and not constantly suffering with pain from either the cancer or the treatments. there is a very delicate balance between treatment for survival and actually living. eric: that is for sure i'm going to show some statistics on the screen right now because we have reached the point where according to the reports of more people have died from the illnesses that were killed on that one day per take a look the 911 death toll. 1004 and 69 for bear weight orders. 1366 people from cancer. total 2835. on that day 200753. we also live with it mentally. we live with it every time you see the world trade center. they have done an incredible job with the memorial.

an incredible job with the world trade center program, health program that monitors all of us. it is enough being done? has the government stepped up question f equipment fights in e past is there more that can be done? >> i will say there's always more that can be done. recently projected $600 million into the monitoring program which was a step in the right direction. but if anyone monitors the cost of healthcare or the cost of quality cancer treatment the cost is growing exponentially. we need more funding we need to keep the awareness in the forefront of people's consciousness. we need to make sure these people the first responders, volunteers, people who live below canal street students who were in the plume during the time of the attacks all have access to treatment. it is hard to figure perfectly able-bodied healthy firefighters who are still working today or one medical away from finding out they have a terminal if not life altering illness.

being able to at least take the burden of treatment or the financial cost associated with treatment off your plate so you can focus on the days you have left along with your r the recos probably the most important thing we can do for these people. we will never undo what occurred that day but we will never undo the exposure that we subjected our people too. but what we can do is continue to provide early detection. we can do is provide the treatment that was afforded to my father and helps these people will continue to live fruitful lives that will go as long as treatment and a lu luck and hopl carry them. eric: absolute love the absolutt continue i cannot say enough about the members of the emergency services here in new york is someone that first plane through over flew over my head be because of the effects of that day. it is so important and i thank

you for what you do and for what the fire department of new york city does. jim is a deputy chief, chief thank you. >> thank you very much and thank you for bringing attention to such an important subject into my dad. eric: of course we obviously all remember the courageous men and women like joe and the others who selfishly ran down to danger on that fateful day to that site. you're looking now it is the new world trade center. but many new yorkers say the twin towers could never be fully replaced. we think those who worked on that rescue and recovery efforts at ground zero. we honor their service and sacrifice. on your fox news channel our coverage will begin tomorrow morning at fox and friends i will be back down what they call ground zero it 5:00 a.m. in the morning as we remember that day and all who were lost 22 years ago. from radical islamic terrorism.

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decades in prison for rape. christina coleman is live with more. >> hi arthel. they shared a video to their millions of followers apologizing for the character letters they wrote in support of their friend convicted rapist danny masterson. called masters and extraordinarily honest and intentional human being. he referred to him as a role model and called for an him an outstanding older brother figure. the letters of support were included in a filing seeking leniency and his sentencing after it came out the couple wrote letters in support of the convicted rapist they got swift blow back online and response they shared this public apology. >> eight letters were not written to question the legitimacy of the judicial system or the validity of the jury's ruling. >> they were intended for the judge to read. and not to undermine the testimony of the victims or re-

traumatize them in any way. we would never want to do that. we are sorry if that has taken place. >> our heart goes out to every single person who has ever been a victim of sexual assault, sexual abuse. >> there apology did not go over well. a journalist had tweeted this. he said he got this from one of the victims that video it was incredibly insulting and hurtful my hope is they learned radical accountability and the importance of self-education to learn when to keep their privilege in check. especially ashton who claims to work with victims of sex crimes. as for masterson was 30 years in prison on thursday. back to you. chris christina coleman thank you very much. eric, you are going to be down at ground zero tomorrow covering nine 11 coverage. >> we shall and we will never ever forget.

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