i'm, um--i'm sorry about that. >> chad: uh, brought you something. thomas made it for you at, uh-- at art camp. >> jack: hm. [chuckles] well, you know, i--i was just thinking, i--i needed a new paperweight. >> chad: [chuckles] it's a--it's a good save, yeah. it, um--it exploded in the kiln, and, uh, that's what was left. >> jack: well, i'm thrilled he's even thinking about me. >> chad: well, i'm hoping the vase he makes for, uh--for abby is more successful. and survives the trip to boston, if necessary. >> jack: right. >> chad: have you talked to her? >> jack: uh, abigail, yeah, i did this morning. >> chad: did she say anything? is she, uh--is she ever coming home? [door opens] >> gwen: what's all this? >> xander: i took the liberty of ordering more oysters, so, uh, why don't you lose the robe and get back into bed? we can gobble up this lot... and then each other. >> gwen: [laughs] i don't think so. >> melinda: how the hell did you get the charges dropped against xander cook? >> ej: i made a motion to dismiss, the judge complied. >> melinda: he did

it happened on a island in the lake chad region.haram and a rival splinter group have been using the area to launch attacks in chad and neighboring countries. last year, 100 chadian groups were killed in an assault. the former president died in april during fighting against rebels in northern chad. iran's new president has pledged his country's nuclear program will always be peaceful and will not produce weapons after being inaugurated. he said that he would take steps to lift the sanctions which have devastated his country's economy. al jazeera's ally hashem has more from tehran. reporter: this was the final step to becoming the new president of iran. the ceremony, an early indication of what is foreign policy might look like. there was only one delegation representing the west, from the european union. but many leaders and officials from south america and africa are more sick -- and more significantly the countries around iran. he says that is the priority. >> foreign interference in the region will not resolve any problems. it is

chad: spacex is certainly the apex player.s a number of others that are talking about doing things. spacex is a company that is taking us consistently and regularly to orbit, whether it be satellites for climate companies, or for other applications. but other than them and rocket lab, those are the two companies taking us to orbit. they certainly have gotten a head start and other ones to watch. emily: so what companies are you betting on right now is investors? there is money to be lost if we do not invest in protecting the earth. there is also money to be made if you invest in the right companies. what money are you betting on? chad: sticking to climate, we are seeing a lot more companies and founders used these new tools and assets to space in ways to develop really interesting technologies. and so, one of the companies we have invested in, they are the first and only company that is able to track facility-level emissions from space. so, just in q2 i think they tracked and identified 150 megatons of carbon emissions. there'

on an island in the lake chad region. and 5, fueled by a heat wave of raging and grief with 3 significant places burning on the island of ed via greece's prime minister. is wanda of more difficult days ahead with wind full cost to strengthen now to iran, the countries new president has taken office with a direct stance on us as a direct on some us sanctions and his countries nuclear ambitions. ibrahim race, he said that he would take steps to lift the sanctions, which have devastated the country's economy. he insisted the iranian nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. but he enters office at a time of height and regional tensions. the iranians, this nuclear program is phase for these full pays for the nuclear weapon has nothing to do with the policy. the strategy of iran, the breast shows and sanctions will never let down the iranian people we will defend our right inside and to fic development sanctions. on the iranian should come to an end while out there as ali hashem is falling, the story force from tehran. the mai

we go to chad . now $24.00 soldiers are been killed in an attack by suspected buck around fights as it happened on an island in the lake chad region book, a ram and a rival spin to group have been using the area to launch attacks in chad and neighboring countries. as well, sir, east 100 chinese troops were killed in an assault by the armed groups from a chinese president interest. they b died in april during fighting against rebels in northern chat. now iran, the new president, his pledge that his country's nuclear program will always be peaceful and won't produce weapons. shortly after being inaugurated abraham rice, he said that he would take steps to lift the sanctions which have devastated his country's economy. out there is alley hush, him has more from tap, ron this was a brilliant right. you see his final step to becoming the new president of iran, the ceremony, and early indication of what his foreign policy might look like. there was only one delegation representing us from the european unio

. >> yeah, chad meyers. chad meyers.k, so it's raining worse now. >> yes. >> where is this band? >> you know, it's just been one storm that's built back -- as soon as you think one's gone, another one builds down towards the south shore, comes out jfk and right into where we're trying to get this concert in. i've been watching for two hours thinking please just go left or go right. it doesn't have to go right over midtown central park but it has been. we've had flash flood warnings in effect for brooklyn and queens. a little farther down to the south, a little more rainfall. that's the last band, i hope. we've been looking at this now for hours. there's not much back out here in the ocean. we've had a few lightning strikes. to put it into perspective, in kiss our just joining us, if we had a lightning strike within ten miles of the venue, it had to be shut down. well, we had three lightning strikes within the ten miles and a few more far away. but three lightning strikes has caused this chaos with this concert. and it's

elizabeth: joining us now, former acting dhs secretary chad wolf. it is great to have you on, chad.playing the pandemic at the border. they're saying making it is not an issue but nbc is reporting one out of five migrant families detained have the virus and democrat congressman from henry cuellar and doctors and judges are warn about this. this is humanitarian issue, right? people are not saying use this as an anti-immigration position. it is more about people are getting sick, right? so what do you say? >> well, it is absolutely an issue along the border. covid specifically, we have numbers not only from congressman cuellar but actually from the border patrol down there in the rio grande valley where they talked about a 900% increase in covid-related cases along the border in that sector alone. it absolutely is an issue on the border. the governor of new jersey and others need to wake up to that. communities along the bored remember experiencing first-hand where you have mass releases of migrants in their communities at bus stations, train stations, at airports. many of these indiv

scott congress and michael mccaul, mike huckabee, the daily caller vince coglianese and just secretary chad wolf, we have more details on the charges brought against governor cuomo, also in a pre-recorded response governor cuomo attacked investigators and his accusers, we have that in this story, a growing number of workers unions and teachers unions say no to a vaccine mandate, that is setting up a battle between president biden and his allies, we have more on the distributed mysterious findings from housese republica, about what exactly is going on at the wuhan lab in china before hethe outbreak. it may have occurred earlier than we thought, we have a lot on that, growing on democrats to investigate the origins of the pandemic. plus the deadline is fasto approaching, the far left democrats remain defiant, is this putting in jeopardy three and half trillion dollaris reconciliation bill with what

let's go to chad pergram on that. what is the next step from here. chad, what can you tell us? >> senate approved $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. the senate wanted to okay this last thursday, over the weekend but it us finally done. >> historic levels of support for transit, historic elves, new levels of support for things we hadn't done before as a country in a big way, like supporting electric vehicle charging infrastructure. reporter: the vote was 69-30. 19 senate republicans joined all democrats to vote yes. gop indiana senator todd young had been on board with the plan. but young didn't like the bill added $256 billion to the debt. >> this troubled me and policy provisions. hopefully the house will improve on work product. we'll see what gets tossed back over here. reporter: now democrats are turning to their own 3.5 trillion human infrastructure bill. democrats will get no support from the gop on that bill. >> biggest thing we've seen certainly in my lifetime, will dwarf as i said anything we've seen in history and the debt at the end of all of that, at the

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let's welcome in chad dillard. chad, welcome. i would like to get to this actually right from the stock point of view. tell me about quanta services, why it's a name people should think about owning as this massive shift takes place. >> absolutely. good afternoon thanks for having me on. the mass adoption of electric vehicles has been nothing less than a wholesale shift in flows to the u.s. and the current infrastructure is insufficient i think efficient contractors are going to benefit there's a couple reasons why first, ev growth is going to drive an increase in the demand. it's going to be entirely global, and that's a really big positive transition because renewables are build in low population destination areas second, the shift to electricity is actually going to increase the complexity of distribution, and that's going to be more. so the density of elect grid could go up. because when you think about it, today, we drive our vehicles to the gas station. 1 of 150,000 filling stations in the u.s., but electricity flows to 1 o

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chad, we'll get back to you. i want to bring in our meteorologist derek van dam in houma, louisiana. ida expected to make landfall right around where you are. give us a little sense of what you're experiencing already and it's still an hour or two or three away. >> reporter: wolf, that's right. this is the stuff of nightmares. it's unfolding right before us. we are staring down the eye of a monster not 50 miles away from where i'm standing in houma, louisiana. this is the time to shelter in place. if you had friends that didn't evacuate, if you're here in this location and didn't evacuate, it's time to get inside your home, away from windows, in that secure location that you've thought about and have your hurricane preparedness ready. extreme wind warnings have been designated for this area all the way to the gulf of mexico. that is reserved from the national weather service for only the most rarest of events, this being one of them. 115-mile-per-hour sustained winds at a minimum. that is life-threatening. that i

kimberly you k prime minister bars johnson chad a g 7 meeting with of the european leaders and the last president earlier today. he says the taliban will need to offer people a safe way out of the country after the deadline. the number one condition was sitting as g 7 is the they've got to guarantee right the way through. through august the 31st and beyond a safe passage safe passage for those who who want to come out and someone will say that they don't accept that and some of them i hope i will see the sense of that because the g 7 has very considerable leverage, economic, diplomatic and political well, united nations human rights chief is accused the taliban of serious rights violations. michelle partially says there are credible reports of summary executions of civilians and called on you and human rights council took a trip to closely monitor the taliban actions. she also says they've been restrictions imposed on women in some parts of afghanistan. we have also received credible reports are seated by elation of international military law and human rights abuses taking place in many

have been using the area to launch attacks in chad and neighboring countries. as well last year at least a 100 shoddy and troops were killed during an assault by the armed groups form a chinese president. interest de b died in april during fighting against rebels in northern chad. you're watching the news, our live from london still ahead on the program. we look at st. battles in afghanistan is the fight for vital towns between the government and taliban fighters intensifies. we look at the economic effect of the pandemic on the bangladesh and in sport will tell you why the people have reason to celebrate a we reported earlier on the wildfires emergency in europe. we want to now focus on the united states because california is largest active while fire has wiped out much of a small town in the north of the state. according to evacuees, most of greenville central business district has been destroyed, with st. lights melting in the extreme heat, known as the dixie fire, been burning for about 3 weeks fed by high temperatures, strong winds, and low humidity. john

thank you. chad. i want to start with you, 1st of all, thank you so much for your service to our country. i really appreciate that. and you as a veteran, you spent time and asking us, and i assume what does looking at the pictures of the videos that we have seen over the past few days? what does that say to you? what is that? what's it, what are the thoughts that come to mind as you see the same land, but i'm sure you have thought it in the last fellow's fellow friend and brother and sisters in war. what is this doing with you right now? yeah, i did. 8, department staff gas standards for a joint special operations command, job force. my son did a deployment to afghanistan. so lots of the best in for me and my family in a see this one for the just or if he gets tragic because of nature, my job at 1st hand knowledge of who the jalap is and i heretic. the outcome of this will be when afghan people not even mentioned the over spill of terrorism. that's going to watch me throughout the world globally. you

it was the commander of edible group in northern chad, when he deposed connie would die to take over as president in 1982. during his 8 years in paula, he ruled child with an iron fist and was accused of ordering the killings of his political opponents. an estimated 40000 people died at the hands of the security forces and human rights lawyer defending the victims said, hubbard was a pitiful dictator who slaughtered his own people, burned down entire villages, sent women to serve as sick slaves for his soldiers. critic said, during the time he committed those atrocities he was enjoying close ties with and support from both froth and the united states. how many was at war with the medical arch enemy in north africa at the time libyan leader? my money there for president, for an i'll take, is received hovering in the white house in 1987 president hub, re emphasize that his government is committed to building a better life. for the chatty and people have slipped us in a gold following a qu, in my 2 nights and at us, warrant was issued. the gave me 2005 after some of his victims, filed a

she said to chad, se is relentlessly trying to hold onto power. obviously, the very bad ministration has not showed has not shown any restraint in terms of expanding their, their power. and it's, it's unfortunate that we've, you know, his entire administration has been a, a check back in terms of consolidating our democracy. he talks like a regular guy, he talks in non technocratic language, that music, it's very well to his base and he's, he's a popular so he likes to, to tell people what they want to hear. it's unfortunate that the war on drugs seems to be something that generally, generally, filipinos have been very supportive or maybe because the stigma there's a huge big ma against drug addicts in the philippines, even in low income communities. nowhere a lot of the extra judicial killings have transpired. so it's, it's unfortunate, but i think that is the way the group was on drugs has been the linchpin or the amcor and which his administration admin in administration has latched on today. he is, president, has extended the suspension of par

chad myers, thanks so much. as we noted there, a million customers without power in the state of louisiana, with phone lines down, and the very real threat of rising floodwaters this morning. a group of volunteers, the cajun navy, is already assisting with water rescues of those trapped in their homes. with me now, of the cajun navy. you always do such great work in the midof these storms. in a way, no one does it better than you. how many people are you hearing from right now that are still in danger? >> well, we're hearing all through the night on our open channel, we were -- they gave out our number, and especially my business number. we were hearing laplace, all the different areas down there with people in their -- entire families from children to elderly trapped in their attics with water rising. we have teams heading that way and are there now, starting at dawn, as soon as the winds died down to get out to the various areas and help everyone. >> when i hear people fleeing to their attics as the water rise

let's get straight to cnn meteorologist chad myers. chad, 150-mile-an-hour winds.a category 5 storm. >> right. you can't really separate 150 from 160 or 157 except that there's obviously more extensive damage the higher the number goes. it's log rhythmic. taking a 75-mile-per-hour storm, compared to what we have here, 150-mile-per-hour storm, that seems like it's two times greater. no. actually it's 256 times more powerful when it comes to doing damage because it's not a linear extrapolation, it's a log rhythmic extrapolation. port fourchon got the center of the eye, but the problem would be grand isle. grand isle got the right side of the eyewall, not the middle of the eye. you only got the eyewall itself. 150-mile-per-hour storm, that's almost where we were with michael that made landfall on mexico beach. i can probably see similar results. some areas will pick up 115-mile-per-hour winds or higher. everywhere where you see pink, that's a possibility. we've seen grand isle, 136 was the highest gust until the anemometer broke. so we don't know exactly what that hig

cnn's chad meyers joining us live from the cnn weather center. what do you know, chad? >> well, it's a tropical storm now. that's the good news. it was a hurricane for a long time. in fact, it was a major learn well inland because the land down here is mainly swamps, marsh, and ditches. it didn't get over land until it made the way north of i-10. it's a 60 miles per hour storm making rain and wind. and the possibility of a tornado or two. reb remember katrina made 59 tornados bauts of the spin. they're coming in with spin. they have to get bigger and they'll spin themselves and put the tornados down. it's still raining in some spots. we still have flash flooding emergencies in some spots. especially around the -- and the rain has been coming down 2 or 3 inches per hour at times. a million people without power. many of them without power for a long time. this is just the fact of the matter. if you don't have power, i know you can't watch me but may have to deal with this for some time. big transmission lines are down. that's 10 inches of rain or more in the purple from t

elizabeth: chad wolf, thank you for joining us, it's good to see you. >> thank you.. ♪ ♪ ♪. larry: hello everyone welcome to "kudlow" i'm larry kudlow. in washington the conversation about infrastructure and budget reconciliation is running hot and heavy, the good, the bad and the ugly, right now nothing is completely clear, not the outcomes, not the spending, not the scoring not even the taxing, let me tell you there will be plenty of spending, plenty of taxing and unfortunately plenty of weird scoring to go along with

let's check in with our meteorologist chad myers.kay, chad, give us a sense of where things are and also, look, i know it's a tropical storm, but the fact is this thing is hovering over places that don't need this rain. >> that's right. there will be much, much more rain. this switched from a damage surge maker, a wind damage maker, now to a rainmaker and a flood event. we have so many counties here that are under flash flood warnings and flash flood emergencies, all these red squares are octagons are all flash flood warnings and flash flood emergencies right now. here is how we got here. yesterday morning offshore, making landfall very close to port bouchon. the worst was over grand isle. it may have significant damage. we saw it here just south of houma. to the west of new orleans and now moving up into parts of mississippi. tornado watches still in effect. tornadoes are still possible today. there goes the storm off the east coast by thursday into friday. a lot of rainfall. maybe 4 to 6 inches of rain still coming down. but this i

congressional correspondent thad chad pergram take as like front capitol hill. good evening, chad. challenge facing pelosi from both wings of her party, moderates and progressives fought behind the scenes. pelosi is known for running the house with an iron fist inside a velvet glove. but only a three seat margin, moderate democrats flexed their muscles. they secured a guarantee that the house will vote either by or on september 27th on the bipartisan senate infrastructure bill. moderate democrats threatened to block pelosi that could have tore pee doughed the democrats $.5 trillion socialist spending plan. >> if the infrastructure does not succeed then of course there is absolutely no chance for a budget reconciliation to succeed. we would all vote against that i think you have mutually assured destruction or come together and figure out that you have got to compromise. >> but democrats stuck together adopting a framework for their budget package. liberals worried about moderates getting their way at the expense of the socialist spending bill. >> i'm not angry with anyone. but i'm

cnn's meteorologist chad myers is tracking the storm 's path. chad, what are you seeing?> john, it's moved up into the southwestern part of mississippi now. although that big storm surge threat and the 140 mile-per-hour winds are all gone, our threat today will be the rainfall. and you know, 60 miles per hour wind gusts can bring down some trees. but it's the rain that we're watching now. every county that you see here or parish if it's in louisiana, all under flash flood warnings. i lost count at about 14. because over here between hammond and laplace, you see purple, that's 10 inches of rain that's already fallen and more and some spots still seeing more rain. to the southeast we have the potential for some tornadoes today. and finally it moves off to the northeast but not before this stripe of 4 to 6 inch rainfall still exists from pennsylvania back down into southeastern ohio and then for, of course, parts of mississippi, alabama and even around memphis. here is where the storm is going. this is what we know, this is 8:00 p.m. central time. so it's still moving to the

chad myers is tracking it for us. chad, what is the latest forecast?robably 15 miles farther to the west. so 15 miles closer to new york city and a little bit farther away from cape cod. i'll get to it. here is the hurricane watches. everywhere in pink. eastern hurricane warnings likely posted with this. it is a watch now but when it gets closer they move up it to hurricane warning status. we do have tropical storm watches almost all the way to queens. now the good news is the storm didn't get any stronger overnight. it is exactly the same strength as it was when we went to bed last night. that is good. because if it doesn't get much stronger, it has a much more likelihood of going out into the ocean and not making landfall. but that is not the forecast. it would be the right side of the cone. but the middle of the cone, the part that we want to focus on is very close to new england and long island. coming on shore somewhere between 75 to 70 miles per hour. now it is an 85-mile-per-hour storm here in the gulf stream but then it begins to lose some spee

chad myers, thank you so much. chad mentioned what's happening coming up.'s exclusive coverage of new york city's big homecoming concert. some of music's biggest stars, bruce string seen the, jennifer hudson, will soon take the stage to celebrate the big apple's big comeback. we'll be bringing it to you live right here on cnn. but first, let's check in with athena jones. she joins me live from new york's central park. the weather looks pretty good there. what's the mood? what are you seeing? >> reporter: hi, jim. a lot of excitement here. people have been lining up since 4:00 a.m. when we arrived several hours ago, the block at this west side entrance was several blocks long. this concert is ticketed for 60,000 people. every single one of them who is an adult is going to have to show proof of vaccination. everyone of eligible vaccination age is going to have to show proof of vaccination, whether it's a cdc vaccination card, it can be the new york state excelsior app on your phone, a new york city covid safe app on the phone, and you have to show your vaccin

month election. illema now faces the daunting task of turning around zambia, struggling economy. chad's former president, he said humbly, it has died at the age of 79 in senegal, where he was serving a lifetime in prison. he was tried in 2016 for crimes against humanity in the 1st african union bank trial and former ruler commission in chad, found his government responsible 440000 politically motivated murders and 200000 cases of torture in 1990 western. but those are the headlines, so we're back with more in half an hour. ah, it was july 1st, 2009. i was living in hamburg germany at the time. i was in my flat with my wife that i had just married. 2 men came to the door. i did not recognize, i did not answer the door minutes later i left the building walk to the car and to unidentified georgia police officers showed up in front of me and in german basically identified themselves and said they were there, interpol, f, b i a warrant come with us that was not at all what he was expecting. obviously he looked at his wife and blew her a kiss. and it was pretty sure he would never see her aga

he seized power by force in 1982, becoming the third president of chad.nder him, so-called political police were sent to every village to document even the slightest transgressions against the regime. his opponents were then arrested , imprisoned, and tortured. one person says he was one of them, revisiting his own prison cell in tales of suffering. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: we were in small cells of 3 meters by 4 meters, which could not hold more than 10 people, but there were 27 of us in there. lots of people died. reporter: he was ousted in 1990, after which a commission of inquiry was formed, alleging his government carried out some 40,000 politically motivated murders, and 200,000 cases of torture during his eight years in power. he also sent women as sexual slaves to serve in the army, is responsible for waves of ethnic cleansing. having fled to senegal, he lead a quiet life for 20 years, but in 2013, he was arrested and tried by arial set up by the african union. in 2016, he was convicted of sentenced to life in prison. he was a

chad, any movement since we last spoke? >> it has been.nate will approve the bipartisan infrastructure bill but when. in just the past few minutes the senate has overcome a filibuster on a test vote for the bill. it needed 60 yeas, the vote is still open but they have more than 60 yes', this is the second weekend session in the a row for the senate and democrats are saying, just finish the bill. >> sometimes one or two bridges in that community is the bridge that connects them to the world. the bridge it takes that emergency vehicle over over the bridge, the bridge that will carry that school bus full of children. i don't agree that this should be some political brink'smanship, let's just get something done that can create a hell of a lot of jobs and move communities forward. >> some senators still want to change the bill. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says few believe the bill is perfect. >> the senate deserves full chance to change the important legislation. colleagues on both sides deserve to be heard. chad: there's a fight beh

. >> chad myers is with us this morning. chad, good morning. what are we in store for?ane force gusts for sure with tropical storm fred. i don't think people were anticipating that. but overnight it did get its act together and the radar and the satellites look good. but i tell you what, this is going to be a storm that might catch up on people more than they were hoping for. hoping for a 60-mile-per-hour storm and it is already a 60 mile-per-hour storm and tropical storm warnings have been extended to the east as well as fred is almost going almost due north. just a little bit west of due north at this hour. so here we go. it is going to make landfall in a few hours. some of the outer bands making landfall. we look at the center. but much of the storm isn't around the center, it is to the eat of the center. 65 mile per hour winds expected. also storm surge frxt st. marks to over to apalachicola, three to five feet up into the bays and the estuaries. here is what the radar looks like right now. this is the storm. there is no real eye. it had an eye earlier but it is bro

congressional correspondent chad pergram has details.g, chad. >> shannon, now the hard part: democrats must stay together to pass the infrastructure bill and their own $3.5 trillion social spending plan through the house. republicans are on the attack. >> this is the worst thought out idea i've ever seen. they are just throwing every liberal idea and hope it sticks. >> it's books moderate democrats. joe manchin of west virginia supported the framework for the expensive spending plan but joe manchin says he has "serious concerns" if congress decides to spend another $3.5 trillion. >> there are some members in our caucus who want less and some want more. >> democrats can't stomach any defections in the senate and still pass the bill. three votes in the house. house speaker nancy pelosi must thread the needle. >> infrastructure has always been bipartisan. but it's not the end of the story. >> democrats may have told modify their legislation to cater to moderates like joe manchin, sacrificing demands on health care and education. >> progress

chad, thank you. if coming up, you won't believe how bad l.a.'ss crisis has gotten since "the ingraham angle" last visited. it's going to blow your mind. raymond arroyo has all of the information you need on this decline next. >> laura: we've been here all week documenting the decline of california, once idyllic state from covid mandates to rising crime, it's collapsing here. we were here exactly two years ago covering all of this and where back and we see some things may have gotten a little bit better, other things got much worse, so raymond arroyo hit the street to investigate. >> when we visited venice in 2019, it looks like this. if and here it is today. not much has changed. these tents and homeless encampments spread out all over the city choking neighborhoods throughout los angeles. it's estimated that 41,000 homeless people are on the streets today. this is the scene outside of google just around the corner. but the situation at venice beach is vastly improved since our last visit. l.a. county sheriff alex villa nueva group tire of watch

you sent us the hell you have book on i swap but still operating in the challenges around and you chad and then the most must not don't talk to post musical presence and you're on cameroon. on chad after that, while, while we have joined the regional response for one problem, this is thursday and it's just a cross region. there needs to be one. we go now security mechanism addressing this issue where all african control got going to the whole thing to try to do it. as opposed to that, you know, does the jointed approach good to speak you way, greg, joining us from a appreciate your perspective. thank you. oh, i now have gas on the mocked independence day on thursday morning to century off to the end of british control. in small protest though, the african flag was flown in defiance. a symbol of resistance to tyler bond control. but the threat of violence and reprisal was never far away. at least 2 people were killed in protests in the bud with more injured as taliban fighters. fighting to crowds in july. but who are flying the afghan and not the tyler bond flag of the scene at cobbles?

this happened on an island in the late chad region, book rom, and arrival splinter group have been using the area to launch attacks in china neighboring countries. last year, at least a 100 chaldean troops were killed in an assault by the armed groups. in our headlines, hot dry winds and high temperatures of being the fires burning across southern europe. there are now 3 significant blazes raging on the island of via the no deaths or injuries, but there is widespread destruction of buildings and countries already shrinking forests. greece as prime minister is warned of more difficult days ahead with winds is forecast to strengthen fires as while in the united states where one blazes wiped out much of the community in the north of california. most of greenville central business district was destroyed with street lights melting in the extreme heat known as the dixie fire. it's been burning for about 3 weeks. wrong new president has taken office with a direct start from us sanction is and his country's nuclear ambitions and brain racy said that he would take steps to lift the sanctions, whi

even homa is 10 over sea level. >> chad, thank you. we'll come back in a little bit. darrell is in homa. tell us about the phone that rang off the hook. >> reporter: we are staring at the eye of a monster, and just moments ago we received the national weather report from the weather service, threatening wind events moving into a particular area. i'm looking at homa, louisiana. we've had sustained tropical force winds, the storm of major hurricane ida only 60 miles from where i am. so hurricane winds are approaching because they extend roughly about 40 miles from the center of this hurricane. so we are feeling the conditions go downhill rather quickly here, and we know the threats going forward. this is a monster storm that is potentially life threatening in this particular area with storm surge and catastrophic winds already approaching the louisiana coastline. brian? >> it's going to be a long day for you. welcome back to you, darren. let's go to new orleans where there is an alert about the 911 system. nadia is in new orleans. where in new orleans are you, nadia? >>

bret: we will follow this chad pergram live on the hill. chad, thanks.e president's border crisis. we will go live to south texas. ♪ ♪ when our doors open we see the light shining, through you because you are a spark from the start of each day to the day grows dark we see that spark we see that in your smile, your style, we see that spark in every great deed to every fulfilled need we see it in your heart from coast to coast, we see flickers of hope thank you for sharing your spark. >> bret: we're getting a look tonight at incredible new numbers on the president's crisis on the southern border. the figures disputes president biden's contentions that the ongoing surge is seasonal and, quote: extreme progress is being made there. chief correspondent jonathan hunt reports tonight from la joya, texas. >> the rio grande valley is the epicenter of the migrant surge driving the numbers upwards. they come during the day. they come at night. and almost constant flow. overall, according to customs and border protection numbers reported by the associated press, and

>> shannon: chad pergram on capitol hill. thanks, chad. stocks were mentioned. the dow lost 324.. nasdaq gained 19. up next, tragic images from the first responders to the florida condo collapse. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in atlanta where police released surveillance video possible witnesses who may have information about a gruesome murder at a popular park. catherine and her partner's dog bowie were found stabbed multiple times last week. police have not made an arrest and have not said whether anyone in the photos is a suspect. fox 24 in charleston, south carolina where authorities are working to recover an overturned drudge barge. the coast guard says the vessel has the potential to dump 1,000 gallons of diesel fuel into charleston harbor. officials have deployed a floating barrier to contain the oil. and this is a live look at bull car peninsula, texas from fox 26 in houston. one of the big stories there tonight, another olympic gold medal for team u.s.a. katie texas native wrestler tamyra is putting patriotis

let's get right to meteorologist chad myers. >> fred, grate, and henry are all out there right now to rid of the h storm near bermuda. we're worried about grace, the convection, the thunderstorms with grace right over the top of that 7.2 epicenter. this weather is brought to you by servpro, helping to make fire and water damage like it never even happened. fred came onshore near apalachicola as a 65 or 70 miles per hour storm, put a four-foot storm surge into apalachicola. it's raining heavily through north carolina, tennessee, and by tomorrow up through pennsylvania. there will be some flash flooding along the line, there you go. there's grace and right there is the epicenter, john. >> watching it very closely, chad, thank you very much. >>> the death toll in haiti from saturday's earthquake has risen above 1,400. rescue and recovery efforts there are being hampered by overwhelmed hospitals and an urgent lack of resources and now you have that tropical storm grace that we just heard chad talking about threatening further devastation. joe johns is live for us in port-au-prince, and jo

let's go to chad pergram in washington who is digesting this in our nation's capitol. chad? >> good afternoon, neil. new york congressional democrats are turning on cuomo. chuck schumer and kirsten gillibrand says the governor should step aside. they add that new york deserves better leadership. >> we continue to believe that the governor should resign. >> gillibrand was the first senator to call for the ouster of al franken three years ago over sexual harassment. >> heart goes out to the women who have come forward after what they went through. i thank them for their courage. >> democrats stopped short of demanding a civil rights probe. they said they should let prosecutors do their job. house gop conference chair elise stefanik went further. >> joe biden said he should be prosecuted and he should be. multiple crimes were committed. >> a tree you of house democrats say cuomo should step down. they have not said that before. that's hakeem jeffries, greg meeks and tom swazzi from long island. neil? >> neil: thanks, chad. let's go to the former federal prosecutor. katie, again

chad a g 7 meeting with all the european leaders and the us president earlier on today. he says the taliban will need to offer people a safe way out of the country after that deadline. the number one condition was sitting as g 7. is that they've got to guarantee right the way through. through august the 31st and beyond a safe passage safe passage for those who who want to come out and someone will say that they don't accept that and some of them i hope i will see the sense of that because the g 7 has very considerable leverage, economic, diplomatic, and political well, babylon, shy is a full, bright scholar and peace activists and combo. he says there are still many afghans desperate to flee the country. i think that's worrying for a lot of people because still a lot of cheaper people, including former journalist academics, government employees, and people who work with the america or nationals, they're scared for their life and they're scared for threats of being prosecuted. so i think it's valid concerns from the people who are in cobble, but we hope that the certain c

i'm all ears, chad. >> right back over to you again. likely traveling over boston over the next 24 hours but the rain is back in new york. this is really a train kind of day if you're a train or car and the weather depended on it, today is a train day without a doubt. zoom in and see the heavy rainfall into queens. it was over manhattan quite a bit of the morning hours. already a couple of inches coming down just today alone. look at this, these are six inch rainfall total. now, this is fred. this happened just a couple of days ago. fred came on by. then the rest of this, that's all henri. henri brought down trees. tremendous tree damage up here in the northeast for a time washington county, rhode island, 73% of all customers were without power because of the wind was just knocking down trees. i saw twitter comments saying they're coming down like toothd picks. flash flood watches in effect for the northeast. we'll probably see another one to two inches of rainfall before it spreads out here. these little bands, can't tell you where the

thanks, chad. >>> so we are following breaking news out of louisiana.ng off, generators failing, medical staff having to manually ventilate patients because back-up generators are failing as well. these are some of the truly scary stories of hurricane ida's catastrophic impact on the louisiana hospitals. dr. mark klein is the physician and chief at children's hospital new orleans with an update. power is a huge problem, doctor, all throughout new orleans. we were just talking to a councilman about it. what is the power situation at your hospital? >> thanks for having me, kate. we've been on back-up power for about 12 hours now. and that provides adequate power to all of the patient care areas, the nonessential areas of the hospital are dark. >> what kind of damage has the building sustained overnight? >> we had some water intrusion on the the ground floor and including in our brand-new $300 million edition that opened litly two days before the hurricane hit. we also had water coming in through the roof and several locations. we lost some flashing off th