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anita: i am anita vogel in for sandra smith, geraldo rivera on the way turning kids against cops? >> john: and forget rand, the squad calling you to pony up for everything from people's water bills to their internet. >> anita you interesting things to say. >> john: all that plus the deputy who died from a drug overdose, the terrifying accident that called the women because that in the quick thinking partner who saved his friends life. a news alert to begin a brand-new hour in cities across the country fearing another bawdy weekend during the summer marked by violent crime, get some on the left are still pushing to defund the police, even anna aiming their anti-cop message at kids put a virginia elementary school backtracking after its website shared a video that suggests police put children in danger. fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera joins us. good to see you on this friday afternoon, and just to teed us up for the folks at home, let's play a little bit of that video that was shared here by the fairfax county public school. >> i feel safe when there are no police, and it is no one's job to tell me how i feel. >> john: this video was being aimed at kindergartners at bailey's elementary school

anita: the governor's top aide calling it quits. his former assistant breaking her silence, saying he turned her dream job into a nightmare. >> what he did to me, he broke the law. >> anita: kayleigh mcenany standing by with a reaction. >> john: declassified, or don't bother attending. 20 years later, they are demanding president biden release documents they say welding saudi arabia to al qaeda. we will talk to him and his father died in the twin towers about the fight for answers. that afternoon. i'm john roberts from washington. this is the second hour of "america reports." >> anitath a warning about children and masks. >> john: democrats already pushing for trillions of dollars more in spending. bipartisan infrastructure deal. >> anita: by john, critics say you should read the fine print. they point to a provision that could lead to federal and state mileage taxes. we are live in chicago where folks know all about taxes when it comes to their cars. say it isn't so. a mileage tax? >> anita, yes. on top of the already high gas tax. there is now talk about tax on every single mile that you drive. it includes $125 million to look into the feasibility of this mileage tax, at the local, state, and federal levels because more and more people are driving electric vehicles and therefore of finding those avoig those. they say what burden low income americans, especially in addition to existing gas taxes, though that is still unclear. it also raises privacy concerns. how does that government track the miles that you drive? john duffy tells fox business he also opposes a mi

anita, as anita. what did you love about playing that role? >> you know what was special about her? i come from an era where there were no role models, none. there were no mentors. and it took me forever to find someone that i could model myself on. and it turned out to be anitat for years and years and years. and then i found this wonderful character, anita. and oscar followed. you know, people forget, too, the golden globe when it was important. ( laughter ) >> stephen: when it was. it had gone from in 19-- what was that, 1961, the film version, and now you're executive producing stephen spielberg's upcoming remake, which-- ( applause ) and i can't believe-- i can't believe looking at you, seeing you dance, i cannot believe i'm about to say these words-- the film comes out one day after your 90th birthday. ( cheers and applause ). >> that's right. >> stephen: please cent me a bottle of your lotion, whatever it is you're using. >> december 11 i will be 90. i'm 89 now. and the film actually opens on december 10. i am beside myself. i'm so proud. >> stephen: well-- ( applause ) what does this full circle mean to you? like-- seriously, to be an oscar-winning performer in the original, but now to executive produce. what does it mean to you to now be in one of th

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anita vogel tells us what's happened tong in loudoun county, virginia. good evening, anita. >> well, good evening, bret. tonight the board is considering a number of policies about how to treat transgender students. and it is really dividing the community over what exactly is a priority. let's take a look at what's on the agenda tonight. first, whether children should be able to use the bathroom or locker room of their choice. second, whether to require teachers and students to call fellow students by their preferred pronoun and whether to allow students consistent with their gender i.d. to have access to participate in extracurricular activities including sports. right now inside the building they are taking a break. but when they come back, they may also talk about whether to allow students to keep their gender preference at school private from their parents if they choose. while a number of parents support all of these policies, others say somewhere in this social agenda education got lost. >> our kids are walking into these classrooms with social anxiety and challenges. you have done nothing except train teachers in cultural competency. what about our kids? >> it breaks my heart what has happened to this school board. >> i'm here to ask you to support 8040. vote for that policy because when we protect transstudents, gender nonconforming students and students of color, we protect all students. >> now the student got -- the district did got quite a lesson in how not to run a meeting back in june so they are doing a lot of things differently tonight. first of all, they have hired extra private security and they're limiting the number of parents who have allowed inside the building at one time to just 20. some parents have been speaking virtually but most are speaking in person. and you can really feel the extra security here so far people have been very passionate inside but also very calm. now, the board will plan to meet tonight as late as 10:00 p.m. but if they don't finish up this evening, then they will take a vote tomorrow. and very interesting, there is media here from all over the world. >> we have interested in what is happening in u.s. public education. there are crewing here from japan, from denmark and even sweden. bret, back to you. >> bret: international story. we will follow it anitare bill by the senate. what comes next. first, here what happens some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight fox 32 in chicago where another round of severe storms is expected today. forecasters confirmed at least six tornadoes touched down monday. severe weather knocked down trees and power lines causing some outages. this is a lye look at st. louis from fox 2, the arch there, the big story there tonight, mers's 200th birthday. missouri became the nation's 24th state in 1821. ice cream socials are being held across the show me state. to celebrate the bicentennial. that's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank, or when they were in. a marine just out of basic, or a petty officer from '73. and even his kids. and their kids. usaa is made f

anita vogel is live on the scene there ahead of the expected voted that is coming. hi, anita. >> be more fireworks here in loudoun county tonight. there's controversial things on the agenda up for a vote. you mentioned the meeting in june. it got heated there were strong words, there were angry parents and one parent even got arrested during the comment portion of the meeting when that got a little out of control. parents were fired up over whether the district was teaching critical race theory. tonight as you mentioned, they're voting on the rights of transgender and gender expansive students. those are nonbinary students, specifically whether children should use the bathroom or locker room of their choice, whether to require teachers right hand students to call fellow students by their preferred pronouns and whether to allow students consistent with their gender i.d. access to participate in extracurricular activities including sports. we talked to one concerned woman that came out here very early. here's what she had to say. >> i'm just basically getting tired of elected officials using our children as pawns for their political agenda. children should just play and be children and be happy. i think that the adults are pushing on to the children their agendas. i'm getting tired of it. >> okay. we might have a live picture for you now of a rally going on right outside the school district building. there's people from both sides here nor the meeting tonight. you heard from the one woman. there's parents that are in favor of this agenda and we'll be talking to them throughout the night. officials don't want a repeat of june. so they hired extra security. they're limiting the number of speakers. most likely they said they may not even get to that vote tonight. may happen tomorrow. there's media from all over the world, including japan, sweden and denmark. back to you. >> martha: thanks very much. anita vogel on the scene in loudoun county, which has become sort of the heartbeat of this discussion going on in so many school boards and among families across the country as covid in many ways give parents a closer eye into some of what was being taught in their children's schools. children started to express some concerns about being asked questions about whether or not they were part of an oppressor group or whether they were being oppressed and they were victims. you can see the passion is playing out on this across the country. joining me now is ian pryor, a dad to two loudon students. a member of the trump administration department of justice. ian, good to have you with us today. what issue did you think would be tackled this afternoon and speak to us about the importance of what you see happening where you are. >> you know, ultimately the major issue that will be talked about is what is going on here. the policies will be voted on today. they have so limited it. it's 100 agrees. th

anita joins us now. good morning to you anita. >> good morning, how are you doing? ainsley: doing well. describe what happened at that meeting. >> well, you know, i went to the meeting not really having the intention to talk because the venue had changed. it was a larger venue. and i felt like okay, you know, people are saying what they are saying. after sitting through this whole love fest about the superintendent, who is about to retire. a parent got same story for crt, against crt. i just said how many more board meetings am i going to sit through. they are all sitting there. listening to who. and all i wanted to do was as a parent, just come up and say it. if you are teaching crt to our teachers, and that's it. so as a parent, i want to know what my responsibilities are whether -- know which side of the aisle i need sit. ainsley: a simple question. you just asked him. you wanted to say are you teaching crt to our teachers? why don't you think he answered you and why do you think he came to the podium and jerked the microphone away? >> by the time i asked that question, he was already coming toward me. and so that's -- my parents have raised me better. i get passionate but i will never try to be past my time. i just don't think he likes the fact that i was saying why the division? you know, division between -- i have friends on both sides of this aisle. friend and, you know, close friends sometimes. and you know, so i don't want my kids to grow up feeling that they cannot talk to this person or that person. and i just wanted to know and, you know, the best thing is to come out and frankly ask the question. ainsley: you grew up in the revolution. you are from iran. you grew up in iran. you became an american citizen in 195. you have three children, a son in high school. two twin girls in eighth grade. you said in the past that you feel like this is worse how you were treated there worse than how you grew up in iran. tell us why. >> well, you know, i'm armenian christian. so we are the minority in iran. iran is a beautiful, fantastic country with absolutely lovely people, but when the revolution happened, a lot of scary times. and that's why when they opened up the border, i left. what i see here is parents being silenced. ordinary people being silenced. ainsley: i'm glad you are speaking out. thank you so much, anitae reached out to the west chester area school district for a statement but we did not hear back. and coming up as you see in these pictures, disgraced governor andrew cuomo is facing unanimous calls to resign following findings of sexual assault. new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis on why he needs to go now she says coming up ♪ always something there to remind me. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumon