arthel? arthel: we're going to turn to california now where the devastating dixie fire continues to spread. drought conditions helping make it now the second largest wildfire in california's history after the 2018 mendocino complex which was actually multiple wildfires coming together. we have fox team coverage, meteorologist add am cloths has more on how long -- adam klotz how long the hot, dry weather will stick around, but first to christina coleman with the latest on on that devastating wildfire. christine that. >> reporter: the dixie fire has destroyed at least 370 structures and threatened nearly 1400 more as it rages on in northern california. it's leveled an historic gold rush era town of greenville. the sheriff's office says at least five of the town's residents are still missing, search efforts are underway. this fire started on july 13th and since then it's scorched more than 700 square miles, that's larger than the size of new york city. thousands of people have been forced to eva

arthel? arthel: absolutely.e taliban reinforces sharia law in afghanistan, what will this mean for life as the afghan citizens have come to know it? >> reporter: well, it means that women and children will have a very, very constricted life. we saw in afghanistan over the past several years athletes, both men and women, scientists, doctors, participants in the international community. taliban rule in afghanistan will not be like that. it will be quite isolated. it will adhere to a strict islamic law. most women will have to be completely covered, will not be allowed to work, and according to taliban officials who were questioned today and made comments to the international press, there will be a judicial system that afghanistan saw in the late 1990s where if there is sharia law implemented, if you steal something, you could face punishment of having a limb cut off. committing something like adultery could be public stoning. and there are a variety of punishments even up to execution that could be implemented as

. >> arthel: hello everyone i'm arthel neville. president biden minutes ago calling the storm devastating and life threatening and pledging the full resources and support of the federal government to help states impacted by the storm. louisiana governor edwards also last hour with an update on the situation in his state. >> we have a very dangerous situation on our hands, with hurricane ida, and we can expect devastating impacts to continue for most of the next 24 hours or so, as the hurricane passes through the state. i can tell you right now, we do not anticipate any overtopping of the mississippi river levees or overtopping of the levees in the hurricane-risk reduction system around the greater new orleans area. >> arthel: that is good news for sure. look at these images. we have fox team coverage of this massive storm. meteorologist adam klotz is live in the fox weather center with the latest, but we're going to go to mike tobin which is fighting and bracing the winds there. i think you are on canal street, the edge of the fren

arthel? arthel: okay. trey yingst live in jerusalem with the very latest happening in afghanistan, thank you, trey. eric: the stunningly rapid advance of the taliban has left the biden administration on its heels, scrambling to try and justify why it's moving forward with pulling all u.s. troops out of afghanistan even as it sends more troops back into kabul to evacuate our people. kevin corke live at the white house9 with the very latest from the administration. hi, kevin. >> reporter: good afternoon. senior administration officials tell us, yes, the president has been getting briefings and, yes, we have certainly seen pictures of him but still silence from the president of the united states even as the situation in afghanistan continues to devolve. these are images of mr. biden at camp david where where he has been monitoring the situation and conferring with his senior national security cadre, but we have yet to hear from him despite what appears to be a day of historic proportion with the country and,

hi, arthel. arthel: hi, eric. hello, everyone. i'm arthel neville. the national weather service is warning as eric mentioned of catastrophic damage from hurricane ida and that's a quote. the storm set to hit the louisiana coast 16 years to the day after hurricane katrina made landfall. we have live fox team coverage. jeff paul is on the ground in new orleans. first we go to chief fox weather meteorologist rick reichmuth. >> there will be catastrophic damage from this storm, most of that will be kind of right where the storm comes on-shore and just to the right side of it. take a look at this graphic right here. we've got the center of the storm making landfall, the inner eyewall is making landfall just to the southwest of grand aisle, about 16% of all the oil that's produced in the u.s. goes through this point right here. they shored it up in recent years to be able to handle a hurricane. a category 4 hurricane is a very strong hurricane to go through this. we'll see storm surge in this spot probably 12 to 15 feet. that's going to wipe out all kinds

arthel: a lot to go. thank you. eric.usands of afghan refugees are currently happy airbase and germany. it's been temporarily transformed into a massive processing under for the refugees, those who managed to escape the tolerant getting medical screening putting papers in order before they can be resettled here in the u.s. here's the latest on that, hi, greg. >> the feeling we got today at a u.s. base not far from where we are right now, this is the last stage of the evacuation and a short distance from where we are tonight from a u.s. military hospital where marines were injured in the terror attacks thursday, they've been brought there and being treated. >> regardless of or perhaps due to the horrible explosion we saw in kabul this past week, evacuations continue at rams time airbase in germany. 20000 have come in, 5000 have left. >> i got to talk to the marines here and the good news is they are stabilized as a good chunk who get to go home and as far as operations here, they have been. >> one hundred planes full of re

arthel. arthel: thank you. at the southern border, fox news has obtained new exclusive images from inside a migrant facility in donna, texas, showing dozens upon december onf people crammed into pods and the facilities are getting even more overcrowded. bill malujan live on the border in texas now. bill. >> reporter: hey, arthel. look, border agents have a really hard job to do. they put themselves at risk day in and day out and we've just now learned of an incident where an agent was shot at. as we take a look at file video right now, according to a border patrol press release, early friday morning in the el paso sector, an agent, 3:00 a.m. in the morning, had about 20 rounds fired at him from across the mexican side of the border. he dove for cover, thankfully was not injured but border patrol camera operators did confirm on camera, they saw two subjects on the mexican side and armed with what afeared be a rifle, -- appeared to be a rifle, shooting in their direction. they are investigating one of the many ri

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eric: arthel? ♪ arthel: thanks, eric.nd now to the other headline this weekend, afghanistan continues to crumble. the taliban seizing two more provinces and a key northern city today, tightening their noose around the capital. they've a taken some two-thirds of afghanistan with stunning speed as u.s. and allied troops are withdrawn. but now thousands of u.s. marines have returned to kabul not to fight, but to get americans and afghans out. back in washington the finger-pointing over who lost afghanistan is in full swing. kevin corke is live at the white house now with more. kevin. >> reporter: we thought it would be a relatively quiet day here at the white house, arthel. but earlier morning the president and the vice president held a secure video conference with the national security team. among the major administration officials joining that call, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the national security adviser, and they were joined by the secretaries of state and defense, and they discussed the ongoing efforts t

arthel: understood.ed a statewide indoor mask mandate including schools and children five and older. his prolonged mask wearing dangerous to children and how many continuous hours of mask wearing could cause medical harm to children? >> we don't have any evidence that mask wearing is harmful to children at all. certainly all things being equal we'd love to go without masks but given contagiousness in particular of this delta variant of the virus, masks are about the best measure we have. we know masks can reduce likely hood of transmission of the virus and of course social distancing, spacing is another approach but with low vaccination rates we have in louisiana about 37% of eligible occult are vaccinated. about all we've got to mitigate transmission occurring at this time is masks and social distancing so i was fully supportive with the governor's mandatory mask order, both are there to educate kids and we want the kids to go back to in prison but with schools have to keep it safe and that's about the

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arthel: turning to the crisis at our southern border.ox news has squeeze on —- exclusive new images inside the migrant detention center. cramped conditions amid growing concerns over the spike of covid cases at the border. and there is no sign of slowing diet on —- down. we are outside of the facility with more. reporter. >> we may have a case of dÉjÀ vu inside this facility right behind us appeared to be deteriorating once again. exclusive video overcrowded conditions inside a facility once again. the video shows migrants packed into pods similar back in march. a border patrol source saying as of thursday there were 5300 migrants held between 40 and 60 in each pod well above the limit and ten per pod as border patrol continues to be overwhelmed. in mission texas early friday morning the emergency tent compounded expanded significantly overnight. those to hold covid positive and illegal immigrants started at a capacity of 250 now they expected to go up at 650. hundreds were already there friday morning. not all are infected. summer famil

i'm eric shawn. >> arthel: hello everyone i'm arthel neville.en minutes ago calling the storm devastating and life threatening and pledging the full resources and support of the federal government to help states impacted by the storm. louisiana governor

arthel: lorenzo garcia live at the border.one to the supermarket lately many consumers are pennypinching as the prices of goods and services are rising the labor department reports the consumer price index jump last night compared to july 2020 the second month in a row we've seen the largest jump in 13 years. so the price sticker they played new price sticker on top of the old and the old price just on top of each other you cannot peel it off to get the old price that wouldn't be right it just goes up and up what are you seeing? >> as folks get back to life in as usual that means they have to spend more to get about the same or maybe even less of the products they are used to buying. that may be the most evident at the grocery store were some prices are pulling out the pursestrings according to the consumer price index meat and poultry and fish and eggs are up five.9 percent since this time last year and that change forces shoppers to alter spending habits. >> i do is to cart now i.e. notice people getting less meat it has bee

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i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hello, arthel. hello, everyone.shawn. new revelations about embattled new york governor andrew cuomo, he faces multiple all

arthel: thank you for joining us. eric, thank you. eric: thank you, arthel. arthel: yeah. thanks, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm jackie deangelis along with joey jones, lara trump, leo terrell, and welcome to the "the big sunday show is." first, hurricane ida slamming louisiana. the hurricane hit with a 17-mile-wide eye, 16-foot storm surges forecasted. >> we're praying for the best and planning, prepared for the worst. this is going to be a devastating, a devastating hurricane. a life-threatening storm. >> our other big story is the chaos in afghanistan. a u.s. military drone taking out at least two bombers in a vehicle packed with explosives on the way to the kabul airport. but first, we've got live team coverage of hurricane ida. mike tobin is in new orleans, and casey stegall is in baton rouge. but we begin with adam klotz who's tracking the storm from the fox weather center. adam: hey there, yeah. tracking a storm that continues to at this point slowly weaken but not weak by any stretch of the imagination if, hanging on to a category 4 storm, winds at 130 mile

hello and welcome to "fox news live," i'm arthel neville. two officers were shot during a traffic stop at 9 p.m. on the city's south side. all three suspects are now in

i'm arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us on "fox news live." i'm eric shawn.ghanistan's collapse has been stunningly swift and dark as the night. u.s. and

i'm -- arthel neville. i'm mike emanuel. jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich.verage of hurricane ida, one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the u.s. is now pummeling louisiana, after making landfall two hours ago, we are standing by for a live update by the way from president biden who is visiting fema headquarters in washington, also louisiana governor john bel edwards is also expected to give a briefing from baton rouge. you're looking at live pictures there in the french quarter where you can debris on the streets there on south peters. we are going to cover both of those events for you. meanwhile,

arthel: hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. the u.s.ore shallow than the 7.0 tremors that devastated haiti back in

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arthel: absolutely, texting with my family trying to get up, prayers for troops. we are back tomorrow 12:00 p.m. eastern. ♪♪ >> joey jones, lara trump and we after all. welcome to the big saturday show. we begin -- not biden calls another attack in afghanistan highly likely. he released a statement about two hours ago that read in part, commander informs me that attack is highly likely in the next 24 -- 36 hours. earlier pentagon confirming military out to isis target hurt a third in a drone strike. extract the taliban is now condemning. a spokesman saying the americans should have informed us before conducting the airstrike. >> too high profile isis target were killed and 100. we know of zero civilian casualties. >> later the telegram spokesman set on twitter that his words were distorted in the pentagon wouldn't say if the isis targets were directly involved in the attack at the airport that killed 13 u.s. service members. also late last night, u.s. embassy in afghanistan issued another alert, to u.s. citizens telling them to stay away from the airport and avoid

arthel: let us all our hands together and pray for those families. >> good afternoon from fox news in washington you are watching continuing coverage fox news live as president biden first lady jill biden are at the dover delaware airbase to receive the bodies of 13 american fallen service members killed in a suicide bombing attack at the kabul airport this week. the president, first lady, cabinet members and also top military are on hand for a very powerful solemn, somber and difficult ceremony at dover airbase, very peaceful, let's listen in. mike: mike emanuel and jacqui heinrich in washington as we witnessed the dignified transfer of our fallen service members killed in the suicide attack at cobble airport, a very difficult ceremony to watch one can only imagine what the families are going through as a transfer cases are arriving at dover air force base in delaware, being greeted by the president and first lady and military brass heartbreaking scene to witness. jacqui: absolutely you think about how young these service members were and you remember their ages 20, 22, 23 immense sa

with ten people wounded in one of them outside of the queens laundromat, i am alicia acuna and for arthel

arthel: dr. rebecca grant, thank you very much as always for your analysis. that does it for us. we'll be back in another hour. mike emanuel is in washington mike: fox news alert. sources telling fox news the united states embassy in kabul afghanistan has been evacuated and the american flag lowered. this is afghan president ghani flees the country after taliban forces enter the capital with plans to declare the islamic em rate of afghanistan. welcome to fox news live. i'm mike emanuel on busy sunday afternoon. team coverage in afghanistan with kevin corke at the white house and trey yingst in the middle east. trey, let's start with you. trey: mike, good afternoon. as we speak taliban forces are working their way through the afghan capital of kabul. we have seen images of fighters in the streets taking over portions of the presidential palace and as you noted, we have confirmed afghan president ghani fled the country leaving behind what we are seeing to be an extremely chaotic scene. right now the u.s. embassy in kabul has moved to the airport as evacuations continue and they hav

arthel: if you know all about that, thank you very much. we'll see you again about an hour. and will be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern but now, and editorial. >> editorial report, the scrambled to evacuate a markets and afghan allies, couple airport continues today with president divided deadline for withdrawal and now just three days away and depending on the same date that to isis-k isis were killed in following the night entrance killed 1300 service members number 200 others military commanders 20 present find that the threat of more attacks is highly likely in the let's bring in retired four-star general jack keane, chairman of the institute for the study of war. general keane, always great to see you. as i look at it, it looks like here with three days to go, they're really closing down the evacuation to a much lower number, and is that how you see it, and is that the only choice they have given the security risks? >> yeah. given if security risk and the date certain of 31 august, there's not much choice here but to keep people away if they have actionable intelligence -- an

with ten people wounded in one of them outside of the queens laundromat, i am alicia acuna and for arthel neville. juan: i'm eric shawn, welcome, we are also following other big stories, the latest confusion over federal masks and vaccination guidance as president biden says new restrictions may be coming amid rising case numbers fueled by the dangerous delta variant live at the southern border where migrants keep crossing to the biggest sector of the rio grande valley and others raising fear that some may be ringing covid with them, fox team coverage in all of these stories live on the border, mark meredith live at the white house, charles watson with the shooting and bourbon street those could've brian llenas brian live in the new york newsroom drive-by shooting. >> good afternoon police are looking for four men responsible for last night's mass shootings in queens, new york two men wearing hoodies and facemasks opening fire on the city sidewalk, to others picked up the men on mopeds to flee the scene, ten people were shot ages 1972 they also for knife wounds they believe this is a gang

arthel: much respect to simone biles and all of those athletes. and guess what, usa? congratulations. that's what we do. that does it for us for now. enjoy the rest of your day. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm trace gallagher along with lisa boothe, gianno caldwell. here's what's ooh -- what's on tap tonight. abby. >> obama hits the dance floor at his birthday party while covid cases surge. >> gianno. >> new developments and accusations against new york governor andrew cuomo. one of his accusers known as executive assistant number one, is going public. >> and lisa. >> the olympics are officially over, but would anyone notice? we break down the ratings plunge of the 2020 tokyo games. ♪ >> but first, we begin with a fox news alert. a chicago police officer killed in the line of duty has been identified as officer ella french. late last night, two of our own were shot. we lost officer ella french, murdered while conducting a traffic stop with her partners. our hearts go out to her family, friends and coworkers. the second officer is still fighting for his life. please keep