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. >> reporter: two hours down the road from the broadbents, meredith ripley is a mom of three. kids have special needs. because of that, she supports mandatory masks. >> for me it is about caring more for others than myself. and i think that that's something that's important in my faith, that's something that jesus taught, is to love others more than you love yourself. and so i think that that's where it comes from. and so my hope is that we could just look at common decency and just care more about our neighbor than ourselves. >> reporter: when covid began spreading across the country, meredith worried about her little girl. 5-year-old hannah. >> for her, colds are a really big deal. when she was 1, she got rsv, a respiratory virus. and she was on a ventilator for 2 1/2 weeks. coded, and she was in the hospital for a total of six weeks after that. respiratory viruses are a big deal in my house. >> reporter: hannah was born missing a lung and lives with a genetic condition called 22q. >> it's been quite the journey with her, but she is just the most delightful child. just super

robbie meredith. — of that wider debate. robbie meredith, northern - of that wider debate. northern ireland education correspondent, thank you. a motherfrom cambridge has been reunited with her son after 58 years thanks to a chance dna match. they were separated when she suffered a breakdown while living in the united states and her marriage ended. at the time, her son calvin was just six years old. he's been searching for her for a0 years and a few days ago, flew in from michigan for the hug of a lifetime. this is mollie and calvin's story in their own words. i had ihada i had a complete breakdown in the states. at that point i couldn't even take care of myself, let alone my children. and my brother sent... he told me to go home. and i went home with every intentions of going back. ijust wanted to become well and to be able to go back, but it didn't happen. it didn't happen. i got served up divorce papers and i didn't understand why, because i had done nothing. i was amazed. i was on cloud nine. it i was amazed. i was on cloud nine. it brings— i was amazed. i was on cloud

meredith and meredith never made it out of the towers, did she? >> no.d. young, brilliant analyst that worked for management. we had just had a pot luck at her house the weekend before after the u.s. open. >> and because you never got to see her again, is her life part of what inspired you to work so hard? it took a lot of hard work to get the 9/11 tribute museum up and running. it wasn't as easy as people thought. >> it was a labor of love. running a small business and bringing the community in and engaging with people and the public is a lot of labor. and it needs a lot of resources. so it was definitely an effort. but my love for meredith and all of the people that i come to meet through their family is a tremendous inspiration to what i do every day. >> and it's not just by good wishes. wishes. it takes goodwill and good deeds for the museum to continue to operate. do you worry without it being there -- we say never forget, but how will people remember if this 9/11 tribute museum were not allowed to be funded and to be sustained? how would people rem

meredith, good morning. thanks so much for being here.'s start there, the scene under the bridge. it went from 5,000 people to 15,000. how did the situation escalate to where we are now, and what has been the biden administration's approach, and what's it going to be going forward? >> we've really seen some harrowing images come out of del rio, texas, where those thousands of migrants are camped out under the bridge in squalid conditions. it really is a humanitarian crisis that texas is facing there at the border, and these are mostly haitian migrants, some of them from central america who say they've been escaping terrible conditions in haiti. they've gone over to central america, to south america, and they've made their way up. they understood that area in del rio was a vulnerable place where they could cross and it was a safer section of the border, and they've gathered. there it comes as their president was assassinated. there was that incredible earthquake. and so they've expressed fears about going back to haiti themselves, but this

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mac meredith -- mark meredith is live in delaware where the president is spending weekend.amin, good afternoon. well, the president has a made ending the pandemic his top priority ever since taking office, and his staff has basically strongly hinted they believe booster shots would be a key part of ending this pandemic, making sure people who are already vaccinated don't get sick. but we did see this fda advisory possible yesterday basically recommend they don't believe these booster shots should be rolled out for everyone. instead, they're recommending it for people who are going to be 65 or older, they're also remming it for people at severe -- recommending it for people at severe risk of getting sick. the cdc and the fda are still going to make the final call within the next few days. the white house said this was an important step forward in providing better protection to americans from covid-19. we stand ready to provide booster shots to eligible americans once the process concludes at the end of the next week. but there are still a lot of unanswered questions about th

even after they're approved in washington, mark meredith fox news.es not expect air travel to rebound to pre pandemic levels until 2023 or 2024, the aircraft maker, expects domestic flights will recover before international traffic because of government restrictions. air passenger numbers were down 60% worldwide in 2020 and new report shows us airlines have now taken on more than $340 billion in debt at 23% jump since last year. today was the first full day of testimony in the fraud case against their nose founder elizabeth holmes. the company's former employees took the witness stand and described the breakdowns inside the failed biotech startup. ktvu investigative reporter evan sernoffsky was back in court and has tonight's update. relations on your book boy, mom, elizabeth holmes came into federal court in san jose tuesday before the internal workings of her failed company were aired out for all to see it began when theranos is former corporate controller took the stand for the prosecution. she detailed the company that was struggling financially

mark meredith ktvu, fox two news. mass are no longer required indoors in most places in santa cruz county. health officials attribute the move to the county's declining rate of covid transmission. joanna cruz county has moved into the cdc's moderate tier of community transmission mass are still required in schools, medical facilities and senior care facilities. san francisco's mask mandate may soon change dr grant colfax, the city's health directors, said a debate is underway on where there can be some flexibility. right now, he says, the city is going in the right direction. the number of new covid cases and hospitalizations are going down. the west contra costa unified school district is holding a special meeting tonight to discuss the possibility of mandating covid-19 vaccinations for students and staff. the school board meeting is scheduled to take place at 6 30. this meeting will review and consider three possible resolutions the first would be to mandate vaccinations for employees and volunteers. the second woul

the white house is planned to prepare the entire country for booster shots now on hold as marc meredith reports. this comes after an fda advisory panel recommends most americans won't need one, at least for now. for months, the white house has been preparing for a mass rollout of covid booster shots. but now those plans are in limbo after an fda advisory panel recommended most americans not get the shot the panel voting 16 to 2 against recommending boosters for americans over the age of 16. instead it's only recommending people 65 older and those at severe risk of being eligible for disease get the shot. the white house released a statement on friday following this decision, saying it's an important step forward in providing better protection, too. americans from covid-19. we stand ready to provide booster shots, too. eligible americans once the process concludes at the end of next week. that's the key while this panel is recommending against boosters for everyone, the fda and cdc they'll still get the final say, and that's expected to come within days. and now, the surgeon general says

mark meredith is standing by at the white house but first live from the new york newsroom. >> the whiteouse releasing a classified report yesterday afternoon to decades after 9/11 families of the victims said they did not want the president attending the events commemorating unless administration declassify that information biden did so by executive order. the first report is 16 pages of details from an interview of a man in contact with the saudi nationals who supported the first hijackers providing them travel assistance and lodging. does not suggest there was any involvement by senior officials but the saudi government has not responded to this material it did release a statement last week saying it has always advocated for transparency around the attacks and any claims it was involved is categorically false. but that is not enough for some victim family members with the litigation against the kingdom of saudi arabia. the court appointed plaintiff cochair things the president for sharing long-awaited information. >> this is a great step. it is the tip of the iceberg. we want the whol

mark meredith has more from the white house. mark. >> good to see you. the white house says the president's national security team remain focused of afghanistan and a shift in the public scheduled for issues closer to home. just yesterday the president was up in new york and new jersey taking a look at the damage left behind from hurricane ida. he went to louisiana the week prior. the president though was still asked by reporters a few times about what is going on in afghanistan. and he was even asked yesterday if he plans to meet with afghan refugees who now call the u.s. home. >> do you plan to meet the afghan refugees? >> president biden: they're all over the country. i'm sure i will see some of them. >> white house hasn't said when it may happen. the president is getting ready to hold an event honoring labor unions and briefed on the pandemic response with a focus on tomorrow where the white house is expected to talk more about how they plan to battle the virus. it wasn't long ago the president announced the country was declaring its independence fro

as you mentioned, this man, cleveland meredith jr., issued these threats against house speaker nancy did not think with words but he drove across the country with guns and ammunition, high capacity magazines and texting these threats, sexist as ist vulgar t against nancy pelosi. the relative concerned enough to go to the fbi. fast forward to this week, he's been in jail the whole time. pleaded guilty yesterday. he could face up to five years in prison, but as part of the plea deal, prosecutors said they're only going to seek as much as two years. but fred, this man is just one of hundreds of cases. if we could zoom out for a moment here, this is really the most sweeping nationw nationwide manhunt. more than 600 people charged connected with the insurrection. 64 people pleaded guilty so far. if you run the numbers, 10% of people charged have pleaded guilty and six people have been sentenced. more sentencings are scheduled for the next few weeks and months but fred, on this solemn anniversary of 9/11, it's striking that national security officials say this is the number one threat. dom

mark meredith on the developments. >> in late 2020 next year's midterms look like they will be dominatedy the pandemic and republicans tell fox news they are getting an ear full from voters who are fed up with the restrictions and mandates. as you mentioned the new p act poll shows the president's report card is slipping with his approval down on the pandemic with them like about four points just within the last month. people behind the polls say if there was ever a honeymoon, it's clearly over. there were a few exceptions from overall job approval to foreign policy to the economy. they also argue added mandates and restriction will cause a plan for campaign efforts. we are from south carolina congressman ralph norman. >> most conservatives now are, we feel the anger that is there and we feel the fact that they are fed up and up the chain reaction. and and they held a call with reporters yesterday, democrats are demonstrating that they don't give a damn about the polls or the politics and with the care about is the health and safety of the american people. it's tied to the pandemic respo

mark meredith, thanks so much.ospects of the president's agenda independent senior analyst carrie and democratic strategist matt bennett, welcome to both of you. >> thanks. >> thanks for having us. mike: on spending congress needs to get things done, government funding extension, raising the debt keeling in the next coming days but sounds like the 3 and a half trillion dollar tax proposal could shrink to get democrats on board, carrie, where is your sense on where things stand? >> i think you're right. i think they'll be a number of democrats including joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, they've said publicly this price tag is way out of the realm of responsible spending and i would say that the tax foundation actually said the true price tag is actually 5.5 trillion, not 3.5 trillion because there are a number of gimmicks in the plan. so the time horizon supposed to be for ten years but a lot of the plans expire after 3 years. that's why the number looks rosier than it really is but most of the these programs once the

i want to bring in mark meredith live at the white house. already some events there with the president. but all eyes on this president to see when exactly he might take a question or two. >> that's right. the president wrapping up an event a few moments ago. yesterday when he unveiled several new steps he says to end this pandemic and the white house is hoping these new steps will make a big difference. critics argue the government is simply going too far trying to end all this and forcing these mandates. target is 80 million people in the country not vaccinated right now. the president once again blaming the lingering pandemic on those americans who have chosen so far not to get the shot. >> president biden: many of us are frustrated with the nearly 80 million americans still not vaccinated. even though the vaccine is safe, effective and free. >> what is the president doing here? he is going to have osha start a rule that requires companies with 100 employees or more mandate the vaccine or undergo weekly testing and expand the vaccine requi

mark meredith is live at the white house with the surgeon general's

chris: mark meredith reporting from delaware. thank you.s now, the director of the national institutes of health, dr. francis collins. doctor, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> glad to be with you, chris u there's a lot to talk about. chris: let's start with the fda add a vicely panel -- advisory panel which supported the idea of booster shots for people 65 and older, those most at risk, but rejected the idea of booster shots for the general population. here is what president biden said last month. >> the plan is for every adult to get a booster shot eight months after you got your second shot. chris: dr. collins, is the advisory panel right? do you now agree with them on this limited booster program over what the president was proposing last month, the general population getting boosters which he said was based on advice from his medical experts including you? >> you know, chris, i think there's less difference between where we were in the middle of august and what the advisory committee said this past friday. they did encourage and vote

thank you meredith. all very violent and like people just need to kill the publicly and like and also the infrastructure who's having classes education. systems like really know and that there was no sign of absolutely, correct, all of you. thank you. so this country has been locked in a bloody civil war for the past four years that has internally displaced one-third of its population that 7 million out of 21 million people. some four million people have been forced to cross international borders mostly to neighboring countries like jordan and lebanon. they are fleeing enormous devastation. last month the obama administration announced that it would increase the annual refugee quota over the next two years to assist with this humanitarian crisis. the annual quota which has been set at 70,000 to 80,000 for over a decade now will increase to a hundred thousand by the end of fiscal year 2017. presumably to accommodate a greater share of syrian refugees. within our immigration bureaucracy, there are several

at the white house, mark meredith, thank you. eric? eric: only two days now to go until the highly anticipated california recall election. president biden will be in the golden state tomorrow to campaign for governor gavin newsom. we'll find out this week if he still has a job. marianne rafferty live in los angeles with the latest. >> reporter: gavin newsom taking full advantage to try and pull off a defeat in the recall. president biden will be stumping for him in long beach tomorrow. the president among top democrats to campaign for newsom including vp kamala harris and senator elizabeth warren. but gop front-runner larry erld says the recall is not about political affiliation, but rather a referendum on change with hot button issue, essentially newsom's handling of pandemic. elder said at much on an interview on life, liberty and levin airing tonight. >> he shut down this state in a more severe way than did any of the other 49 states to the point now where a third of all small businesses are now gone forever, many of which were run

mark meredith has reaction from the administration.ent is spending the weekend. mark? >> jon, good evening. more than 180 million people in this country are already fully vaccinated against coronavirus, but health officials have been so worried about the variants in these virus still getting people sick even if they are vaccinated, so we've seen a lot of people pushing these booster shots, a third dose that would help provide some added protection, but as you mentioned yesterday, this fda advisory panel, who is reviewing all the data, they decided that these booster shots would not be needed for most people. >> i just don't think we're there yet in terms of the data. other committee members have pointed out, more needs to be known about the protection. >> this booster dose is not going to make a big difference. it's not likely to make a big difference in the behavior of this pandemic. >> so the panel recommended instead americans who are 65 years or older, those that are also at severe risk of getting ill that they should take this boo

mark meredith has more poll results.e president is spending the weekend. mark, what's the latest? >> reporter: benjamin, good afternoon to you. as you mentioned, the president, he campaigned so heavily on his desire to unite the country, and we have a new survey out today by fox news pollings that shows americans are just not impressed right now. take a look. this is a survey among registered voters that show a majority of people do not feel the country is united now as it was when he took office. only 37% of those surveyed say is it's more united now than it was back in january, and that's really stunning when you consider the climate that we had after the 2020 election. we also got a look at where the president's job approval rating is right now. it shows that 50% of people believe that the president is doing a good job in office, 49% disapproving, ask and we have seen those numbers tick down pretty much all summer long. the polling certainly comes after a few weeks of bad headlines for the biden administration if when

even after they're approved in washington, mark meredith fox news. california is the only u.ly out of the highest category for community transmission of the coronavirus. the cdc shows california in orange, along with puerto rico, that means substantial community spread. the rest of the united states is in red for high community transition transmission. the u. s has seen an average of 295 cases per 100,000 people nationwide. and a positivity rate of 9.5% compare that to california, which is seen 20 new cases per 100,000 restaurants, residents rather and a test positivity rate of 4.4% you can now add contra costa county to the growing list of places where you will have to show proof of vaccination at certain businesses. the new health order goes into effect next wednesday, september 22nd customers at restaurants, gyms and other indoor businesses will. have to show a vaccine card or recent negative covid test. health officials say the peak of the surge has passed, but. case rates are still comparable to last february, unvaccinated residents account for nearly 96% of deaths so fa

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traveling with the president, and we're hoping beach, delaware marc meredith fox news.climate change and the coronavirus pandemic are among the key issues to be discussed this week at the united nations general assembly. president biden is scheduled to host a virtual meeting on wednesday as the u n concentrates on increasing covid vaccinations around the world. there will also be discussions about improving healthcare testing and paying for medical care as well as tracking how it all comes together. there are also meetings planned on climate change and efforts to slow down global warming. this race is like the city, but yeah, but just staying at it all the years. as average cisco marathon makes a comeback, but this year there was a whole new challenge for runners. and we'll take a look at that red flag warning that goes into effect soon here and the five day forecast. i'll see you back here. also ahead tonight the bay area housing market showing no signs of cooling off. we will tell you what the space city had the most ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ mos

meredith was protected from a purely marshall, only if meredith was frightened but two people were shotled. they called up the army and the army was delayed. robert kennedy said it was the worst night of my life. he of the president and their aid were sitting in the white house calling from payphones, way before cell phones. it was awful. after it was over, someone asked what his brother had learned, i think it's interesting from the crisis and he said my brother learned never to believe another book on reconstruction again. the old school interpretation. the federal government, you know. the trip to the delta -- let me add one other thing because kennedy told me about this about when robert kennedy was back in 1966 invited to come back and he was like what's this? what's going to happen when i go back there? it four years later. they really wanted him so he went. they had protection but people in the state still hated him for the wall street wanted him and he went in there was -- it was great but the background there and he gave a wonderful speech and a standing ovation and students in

even after they're approved in washington, mark meredith.sco emergency room doctors who have been on the front lines now against covid are calling publicly for california to implement and even tougher vaccine mandate one that goes beyond the federal mandate. i spoke with one of those doctors maria raven, she's the chief of emergency medicine at ucsf, and she's seen a lot of pain, suffering and death over the course of this pandemic, and she tells me that the best shot we have at returning to the life that we knew before the coronavirus. is a comprehensive stay. wide mandate. i think right now we're seeing a lot of, you know, very local pushes for, um, sort of many mandates kind of a piecemeal approach. you know, we've certainly seen the federal government. or more employees and that sort of thing and what we really think is that we need a broader mandate that really, uh mandates vaccination for entry into. it's pretty much any public space and so we're talking about, you know bars, restaurants, gyms, obviously, schools, all places of busines

nice to see you, meredith. >> wait, seth, thank you for showing that picture of patton playing "d&d."e's never seemed that happy in your presence? [ laughter ] >> i mean that is the cutest thing i've ever seen in my life. it makes me substantially more attracted to you >> i did not think that that picture would be catnip for hotties. i had no idea. >> seth: so -- all right so this, guys, "did you get my text?" this is a podcast about your relationship you might think this is about a long distance relationship because it is about your texting communication, but that is absolutely not the case. >> no, we are a married couple who lives together and i think like a lot of married couples who have gotten a lot of feedback, we are in the same house but we text each other all day. >> yeah, he's in his room, i'm in my part of the house and it's just easier to text each other but we don't really ever sit down and talk about it >> yeah. >> so the podcast sort of is an opportunity for us to sit down and talk to each other, not just give a thumbs up on something he said but, like, communicate. >>

in washington, mark meredith fox news. as you heard, health experts are split over the need for booster doses for more on the debate. we're joined now by dr vanilla sing clinical professor at stanford and former chief medical officer with the department of health and human human services doctor saying always good to get your insight here. so just this week, modernist president said that really, the delta varied has exposed weaknesses in vaccine protection, and the company shared some new data suggesting booster shots. are needed. how much do you think this kind of analysis and the other data that's been put out there by pfizer will sway fda officials as they make this decision on whether to green light boosters. hi good evening, alex. great to be here again, so i think that this is going to be. certainly important in their consideration. they're looking at a study at israel most prominently that looked at 300 people and really what they found in summary was that subsection of those folks actually had a 5 to 7 times increas

chris. >> chris: mark meredith reporting from the white house. mark, thank you.joining us now, the governor of nebraska, pete ricketts. governor, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> governor ricketts: good morning, thanks for having me on. >> chris: i want to start with something that you said this week about president biden's new vaccine mandates, here you are, sir. >> the president has forgotten we live in america, he things we live in the soviet union and the hypocrisy of this is just unbelievable. >> chris: governor, what's so objectionable about biden's vaccine mandates and what are you going do about it? >> governor ricketts: well, first of all, we have been encouraging people to get vaccinated. we've been providing information encouraging people to reach out to their neighbors because vaccines work and they will help people. but it should be a personal health care choice. this is not something that the government should mandate and somebody shouldn't have to make the choice between keeping their job and getting a job in the arm. it's just wrong. i've talked t

mark meredith at the white house. thanks, mark. let's bring in fox news contributor dr.> shannon: i want to start with what came out of the intercept and what was happening as you fault trail backwards on this thing. they say this. new details emerge coronavirus research at the chinese lab. more than 900 pages of documents detailing the work of ecohealth alliance a u.s. based health organization that used federal money to fund bat coronavirus research at the chinese laboratory a total of $3.1 million including 599,000 that the wuhan institute of virology used in part to identify and alter bat coronavirus likely to infect humans. republican congressman mike gallagher says fauci should resign. he says these documents are a smoking gun that indicate he not only failed to be forthcoming but that he also lied to the american people about his organization's support for this risky research. doctor, what's your take as a professional on this? >> i'm going to look at it from a medical point of view rather than the money trail because dr. fauci, i have talked to him about this, an

they launched the roll out over the last weekend in washington, mark meredith fox news.outube is trying to crack down on all vaccine misinformation on its platform. the company has expanded its community guidelines that already prohibited the sharing of misleading or inaccurate content. the new policy now covers all currently administered vaccines, including the one for covid-19. youtube will ban any post that claim government approved vaccines are dangerous and can lead to conditions such as autism. youtube is also taking down video channels belonging to some prominent anti vaccine activists, including robert f. kennedy jr for more on this policy change, we're joined now by connie guglielmo. who is the editor in chief at cnn. connie, great to have you on today? appreciate your time. so youtube already banned content with false claims about the covid-19 vaccine. can you explain why the company decided to expand this policy to other government approved vaccines? yes because we're seeing the influence of the social media. you know, massive platform that's used by more than

mark meredith from the white house and trey yengst following the evacuations in doha. good morning, trey. >> good morning. we have quite a development. originally it was understood the taliban was blocking evacuation flights. now it turns out it's the u.s. state department. a leaked email reveals charter flights from northern afghanistan and other parts of the country are not being granted permission to land at u.s. air bases or other third party locations. some important context. the state department has a reason. according to a senior u.s. official no way to verify who is on the private flights and taliban is in control of security. anyone boarding a flight there afghanistan in the northern city is only vetted by the taliban. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken addressed it yesterday visiting doha. with the kabul airport still not operational for international commercial flights many people continue to flee on foot. neighboring pakistan has seen an influx of refugees. no camps will be set up along the border with afghanistan. pakistan has an estimated 1.4 million

marc meredith fox news president biden's $3.5 trillion plan for social and environmental spending, isrom a key senate democrat, senator joe manchin of west virginia, says he won't support even half that amount or the late september target date for passing the bill. democrats have no votes, despair. pelosi and other democratic leaders were hoping to have the bill drafted by wednesday. today vita took another step toward resuming normal operations in santa clara county light rail service is now back on the entire blue line from bay point to the sanitary psa station, the deadly mass shooting at rita's maintenance yard in san jose three months ago prompted officials to shut down the transit system. the agency is still working on fully restoring the green line b to also announced that passengers will continue to be able to ride. a light rail trains for free through the end of september. that free service was initially set to end today. food you know, scammers rape the news. they follow the headlines and if there's a way that they can benefit from something that's going on in the news, they

fox news marc meredith has more now from washington.the battle over mandates is heating up with president biden, vowing to push ahead with covid vaccine requirements wherever he can, and now fox news has learned. congressional democrats are preparing legislation that could potentially raise fines for employers that quote, willfully and repeatedly violate those mandates from $14,000 initially proposed by the white house. to $70,000 for serious infractions. the news comes as a federal judge in new york signed off on a plan to require all new york city public school employees get their shots. this potentially paves the way for other cities and states to enact similar rules, including in san diego, where the school board voted unanimously in favour of a vaccine mandate for staff and eligible students. they don't have the proof that it's okay for children. they're rushing everything and i'm against it. here we have this vaccine in front of us that is already saving lives. people who aren't vaccinated are the ones dying now, health officials

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mark meredith has the story. tell me more, mr. meredith.s should focus on race. this is fairfax, virginia, outside of d.c. students are asked about their thoughts on these subjects. fox news got hands on a letter, sent to parents knowing about the survey going out to thousand of students. it includes questions about emotional well being but asks things how often what do you think of someone after different race, ethnicity or culture experiences? another question, how confident are you that student at your school can have honest conversations with each other about race? while parents can choose to have the kids opt it, there are concerns about privacy. some parents are telling fox they're speaking up to protect their kid's data. >> i just don't really think it is the role of the school system to dive into those things and then, you know, moreover to collect and store that information about our children. reporter: this goes beyond fairfax. this debate over privacy and data collection comes as facebook announced it is delaying the unveiling of

mark meredith joins us in washington is progressives promise to take the vote unless they get what they want. will they? >> good morning. you like drama today there will be plenty of on capitol hill. democrats are fighting with each other and could potentially sink the president's legislative agenda. progressive house members found to vote no on a bipartisan infrastructure deal that is unless the house also passes a much larger $3 trillion spending package. speaker pelosi told members to prepare for a vote on infrastructure today, we will see if that will hold. progressives are not happy, it is not the infrastructure bill, the bill back better package down the road, that wasn't the deal, progressives won't back down but even if the house approves the reconciliation bill, there are more obstacles in the senate. overnight we heard from democratic senator joe manchin help out a statement promising to vote no on the plan as is. he says what i made clear is spending trillions more on new and expanded government programs when we can't pay for the essential social programs like social security

mark meredith joins us in washington, what a day we have on tap. >> it looks like a make or break day for the president's legislative agenda and this comes down to a split in the president's own party, democrats being divided on two spending packages, one tied to the bipartisan infrastructure deal, the other to expand government healthcare and social programs. overnight we heard from west virginia democratic senator joe manzo which and who issued a statement on where he stands. he says the far left's goal to spend $3 trillion could sink the economy. manzo which and rights, quote, what i have made clear is spending trillions more on new and expanding government programs when we can't even pay for essential social programs like social security and medicare is the definition of fiscal insanity. republicans remain firmly against this package which includes a laundry list of democratic priority items including beefing of enforcement of the iris and addressing climate change. it appears efforts to reform immigration will be kept out of the bill but this morning manzo which and's objections

jacqui: mark meredith, thank you so much.mask mandate threatening teachers and administrators with fines and possible arrests if it's not enforced. the attorney representing those parents joining us to discuss the mandate. mr. george brockler. thank you for joining us. is this about the mask mandate or the enforcement mechanism. >> it really isn't about the mask mandate. i'm not antimask and antivaxx but i am government overreach that co-op parents and teachers if you don't help us enforce this you're at risk for losing your liberty. that doesn't make any sense in america. jacqui: are the parents part of this lawsuit also in support of mask-wearing. there was a recent pull in axi: os that 63% of parents thought that students 11 years of age and older and staff who hadn't gotten a shot should be required to wear mask in school. 36% opposed that idea. what's the breakdown of the people who are part of your lawsuit, what are your views on this? >> it's a great question. it's very similar. we have a lot of parents who understand

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mark meredith with the latest from the white house this morning. trey yengst back live on these evacuations out of kabul. trey is in doha, qatar again today. >> good morning. positive news to report today. around 200 foreigners are expected to debart kabul on a flight today. some american citizens given permission to leave afghanistan. they will depart to doha on a qatar airways plane. kabul airport could be operational for commercial flights within three days amid intense negotiations behind the scenes between the taliban, qatar and turkey. the major issue now is security. taliban doesn't want foreign security at the airport. major obstacles to having the taliban in control of the perimeter entry points and terminals. qatar's special envoy held a press conference at the airport discussing the efforts to get it up and running again. americans stuck in the northern city of sharif were told to come to the afghan capital. unclear how many were able to make the journey. eight flights to kabul are continuing with uae and pakistan delivering aid to the c

. >> hi, this is meredith gatson from the san francisco parent coalition. thank you so much, supervisors and thank you d.p.h. for sharing the data and information today. i'm so glad that we can take a deep breath of relief that things are going well with our schools fully re-opened and our kids and educators are being kept safe. so thank you to everyone. and, i also want to thank the sf rise work group for this preliminary report. i think it sounds smart and sensible. thank you for listening to families and our youth and then also, i just wanted to suggest two things. one is that i think it's my understanding that we need to collect better updated data on sfusd and where kids are at currently coming back to school. so assessments through the district, finding out where kids are at academically and what kind of mental health supports they need immediately and i know this is just very urgent time sensitive critical to be happening now. it appears it's happening at some schools and not others. so it would be great to figure out a systematic way to make this ha