a fairfax mother took that video enjoins us now. county public schools. she helps with the watchdog group. michelle has since resigned but a lot of people out there applauding, however. >> oh, yeah. as disturbing as what michelle had to say is the crowd in front of her. i was at that camera angle taking the footage and i just went there armed with my cell phone, that's all i had, and my notebook and my pen. as a mom in fairfax county trying to hold our school board officials accountable. we were in front of, right before a school board meeting. to my left was brian graham, the chairman of the fairfax county democratic committee. next to him was the delegate that is on the fairfax county human rights commission. across from them, teachers union representative. next to her, the service -- >> laura: these are all big liberals. we've got to move this along. these are all big liberals. my question is, we have conservatives and democrats working together to recall other board members. so where is the crowd showing up when people like this

fairfax mother took that video and joins us now. recently graduated from fairfax county public schools and helped with the watchdog group parents defending education. michelle beat has since resigned. a lot of people applauding however. >> is disturbing is what michelle lead had to say, the crowd in front of her. i was at that camera angle taking that footage and all i had was my cell phone and my notebook and pen. as a mom in fairfax county trying to hold our school board officials accountable. we were in front of the school board meeting to my left was brian graham, chairman of the democratic committee. next to him was the delicate on the human rights commission was across from them teachers union representative. next to her a representative. laura: these are all big liberals, my question is we have conservatives and democrats together working to recall other board members so where are the crowds showing up when people like this are making these outrageous frankly threatening statements about parents who are paying their salary? w

the pta leader is also the fairfax county naacp vice president.eir statement defending michelle lee, the fairfax county naacp is aware of the false narrative in the media. we stand firmly by our first vice president. we respect and appreciate opinions different than ours but urge civil conversations. what false narrative are you talking about? you were there, you heard it and saw it. what false narrative? >> that's why i shared the video as it was. i didn't change anything in it. those words that everybody has heard is exactly as it was said. i'll tell you something, this what is a modern american hero looks like today. she is a regular mom and what she has done over the past year is gone before the school board and testified and stand up against this kind of divisiveness and now here she is with you, 4:00 you in the morning, waking up early to be able to share the message because across america we have to stand up against this kind of divisiveness. we both came from india. we are mothers of color. and yet the naacp doesn't represent us because th

folks from the fairfax democrats.re machine that is trying to hijack schools across america and there in fairfax county here in front of this school we witnessed the real anti-that is happening now. it is anti-parent. there is a war on parents happening from sea to shining sea. and it's only the courage of parents that are going to be able to stand up to this divisive ideology. >> pete: you said it right. you are up against a machine. from the pta often captured by the teacher's unions to the teachers union superintendent beholden to teacher's unions. if parents don't ban together. even when you are stuck even when you could ban together, are you seeing a change or are they just saying sorry, you are not in the club? >> well, pete, you know, we started this organization called parents defending education at notre dame empower parents to stand up. i have a letter here of one parent, her name is christie sigh mone, she wrote in from alexandria today to the national. ta and she said i'm discussed the parent in parent tea

will the situation in fairfax county change with the superintendent leaving?ool, it's a s.t.e.m. magnet school. again, under this man's watch they changed the admissions test and really in what was in part an anti-asian discrimination or discrimination against asian students. >> so there's certainly reason to be hopeful with his departure, but i think it's really important to note that this is just a first stem. the school board holds an enormous amount of power in selecting a new candidate. it's the school board that's going to determine the firm, it's the school board that's going to determine the qualifications for the selected candidate, and it's, at the end of the day, ultimately the school board who is going to select his replacement. so now this conversation is really, really starting to get underway, and it's incumbent upon the parents and the community members to keep the drum beat alive and to stay involved and make sure that they are in constant communication with their school board to tell them what is important as they go through this process to m

the talking to us from fairfax virginia. thank you so much, peter. the you has find amazon a record $880000000.00 for breaking privacy rules. regulators accuse the tech giant of unfairly processing personal data and information. amazon denied the claims and plans to appeal several big tech companies, including amazon and google, and facing similar cases. again, this president is easing corona virus restrictions following a drop in infection rates and deaths over recent weeks, a strict lockdown was imposed to may offer search and death fuel by the delta variance. it included a ban on travel and the closure of new businesses well neighboring kenya, extending its nighttime curfew and burning all public gatherings. the health minister is wanting hospitals are overwhelmed, and people who fall sick will not get a bed. malcolm web reports now from nairobi, has been a curfew in kenya. since the pandemic 1st reefs here in mars last year and health minister a said to data that curfew will continue. except in some parts of western kenya, where they've for the l

in fairfax, deborah villalon. ktvu, fox two news.gd crews are working in the north bay door moved trees that were cut down after last year's glass fire after that fire pg and e inspected and cut down trees that were a threat to electric equipment in the area. small trees were chipped on site, but larger trees were left now crews are once again coming that area to remove those larger trees. glass fire burned more than 67,000 acres in napa and sonoma counties back in september of 2020 and the smoke from the tamarack and dixie fires burning up north is creating unhealthy air in the lake tahoe based and this is what it looked like this afternoon near edgewood resort in state line, nevada, this guy had a faded purple orange tint from the heavy smoke. tahoe sits between both of those fires with the dixie fire burning to the north in plumas county. and the tamarack fire burning to the south in alpine county. oh alright if you've got a nice day, and we had a nice day today, we're gonna have a pretty nice day again tomorrow and with temperatu

daughter called the emergency and they came and took me to loudoun hospital. >> you had to go to fairfaxt was the diagnosis. >> they took me by helicopter and they were letting me die. i'm going to tell you they were letting me die. if my son was not in the er with me, they said to my son there's nothing we can do. she is comfortable, just let her go and my son went ballistic and he was yelling at them to get a brain doctor or a brain surgeon and they said no, they got the brain surgeon and the brain surgeon told my son if we don't operate, she's dying, mice and said what if you go in? i will take may live. they had to get my husband who was en route and he had to get permission over the telephone for them to operate and i had an emergency cranial economy. thank god i had a massive brain bleed, massive. it was one third of my brain was filled with blood. and >> did they want -- did they -- immediately saves this was related to the vaccine or we are not sure? >> no one has admitted that. i'm a biologist, i am pro-science. my suspicion is that the inflammation from the vaccine cause the ar

liana fairfax has rebuilt her life. the 32—year—old is about to start a phd.have done or whatever had happened, i didn't deserve this. michael buchanan, bbc news. the rnli says it has been overwhelmed by a "huge level of support" following accusations its work is assisting migrants. the lifeboat charity received over £200,000 in donations in 24 hours after it posted rescue footage on social media. downing street has praised its "vital work". a national holocaust memorial is to be built next to the houses of parliament. the proposals — which include 23 large bronze sculptures — were previously rejected by westminster council, but the government has ruled in favour of its go—ahead. the board of deputies of britishjews said it was "delighted". the bbc has announced that jodie whittaker is going to leave doctor who in the autumn of next year. the actor was the first female doctor and has been playing the role since 2017. the bassist dusty hill — seen here on the left playing with his band 22 top — has died, aged 72. known for his bushy beard and ever—present sungl

one of the insurgency down in fairfax, jackson african-american graduated of the naval academy, retiredone son who's a sophomore and i think a daughter who someday hopes to go and says he doesn't teach his kids that they can't do it and he says the answer is other schools. he would like to see a lot more black children at the school but the answer is to build their achievement and give their parents more options, not to punish another group to inflate the numbers artificially. charles: what does this say about our country where the idea of rugged individualism,.yourself up by the bootstraps, the outcome will probably be harder for you, what does that message say overall about what made us the greatest country in the world in the first place? >> my old boss george w. bush before he was president want talked about bigotry of low expectation and i think thathin. would like to see -- i think it is on americans to keep these figures dividing us up, i thought that despite the importance of these cases, it's a public school but it all coming back and so many forms whether to farm eight, there'

we did polling recently in fairfax county and loudoun county virginia and we found both republicans ands are overwhelmingly against this kind of overreach from the schools. this is not your liberalism of the 1960s or 1990s, where the government says we know what to do with your money better than you. this is a new kind of radical left that says "we know what to do with your kids better than you," and we actually just got a foia last week that box digital reported on, from loudoun county public schools, they were instructing teachers and saying it is the teacher's job to inculcate morals in students, and that parents had to respect that authority. i'm sorry, not on my watch. not on anybody's watch are we going to let a government body inculcate morals and our children. that is not what schools are there for. math, science, reading, and yes, accurate history, but what they are trying to say right now is anything but accurate history. >> laura: now, cnn doctor and former planned parenthood head, lena nguyen, said this today. >> it needs to be hard for people to remain unvaccinated. right n

cities but now you see prosecutors allowing shoplifting under $1000 to go unpunished in fairfax countys of crimes for which the default is to decline prosecuting that includes malicious destruction of property and you see that in portland they're not bringing cases against the rioters and people committing petty crimes, what do you say. >> i say it is scary, these are serious crimes no matter how minimum the amount is that is taken, if you send out a signal like that like they sent out in fairfax county that there is certain crimes that they are not going to prosecute, all you're doing is opening up the floodgates, you know the greatest defender of defunding the police the crooks, the thugs, they love it there sitting on the sideline and there waiting, defined, we can go wanted do whatever the hell that we want in your city and that's what ispe happening. elizabeth: ted williams, thank you for your service to our country it's always great to have you on the show. up next port o'connell the big backlash with the trend taking hold in corporate america companies trying to push critical ra

y la mala noticia es que el pronóstico apunta a que mañana en la tarde vamos a tener un 23% para fairfaxner este alto potencial de incendios y este aviso de bandera roja pero vamos a ampliar esta información y detalles de las temperaturas en unos minutos. >>> en otras informaciones varios condados del Á'era de la bahía están recomendando el uso de cubrebocas debido al aumento de los contactos relacionados a la variante delta entre ellos alameda, san francisco y santártica clara donde se han reportado un promedio de 76 casos por día y la tasa diaria es de 3.9 >%>> por 100,000 habitantes por eso las autoridades recomiendan a residentes ya vacunados que vuelvan a usar cubrebocas en el interior de lugares públicos, además reiteran la importancia de vacunarse. >>> los pacientes que fallecen son quienes no han querido vacunarse entonces por favor vacúnense porque las vacunas son seguras. >>> la variante delta es ahora la responsable del 58% de los nuevos casos de covid en el país, ahora en el sur del estado los Á'ngeles impone nuevamente el uso de mascarillas, el requerimiento que entra en vig

a lot of it has happened in virginia whether it's loudoun county or fairfax virginia where in fairfaxhey are trying to push curriculums that include critical race theory. parents have stood up and fought back. there was a counter rally to that rally. meaning the unions and the pta and teachers went out and had their own rally pushing back against the parents who don't like critical race theory. one of the speakers there, michelle leete, a member of the naacp in virginia as well as an official with the pta. she took to the microphone and said the following about anti-critical race theory. listen to this. >> let them die. these anti-teacher, anti-equity, antihistory, anti-racial equity. anti-opportunity. anti-help people. anti-diversity let them die. [cheers and applause] pete: you may have missed but you probably heard it right. let them die. rachel: then cheering. i assume those are other parents around there or, you know,. pete: teachers, it union members, whatever it was. rachel: cheering about it did you a great segment last night. you had the parents who recorded nomoni and this i

prosecutors allow shoplifting under one how dollars going unprosecuted in fairfax, virginia.y. portland, they're not prosecuting people that riot and commit petty crimes. what do you say? >> it is scary. it is scary. these are serious crimes, no matter how minimum the amount is that is taken and if you sent out a signal like that, like they have sent out in fairfax county, that there are certain crimes, they're not going to prosecute, all you're doing is opening up the floodgates. you know, you know greatest defender of defunding the police? the crooks, the thugs. they love it. they're just sitting on the sidelines and waiting. defund. cops leave, we can go on do whatever the hell we want in your city. that is what is happening, liz. elizabeth: all right. ted williams, thank you for your service to our country. great to have you on the show. come back soon. up next, ford o'connell. there is a new backlash going on a new trend in corporate america. companies trying to push critical race theory. hasbro taking heat reportedly on pushing that on kids. they just want to have fun.

can do her proud and no doubt they will in fairfax, deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. he already has a great story wasn't 99 years old lot of lot of great bay area history. a lot of you can learn a lot from the older folks in this in this area anywhere, but in the bay area, we've got some really interesting folks. and that's a great example. okay, so we got some smoke from our fires that has basically impacted much of the country we talked about last week. i'm just putting it back in again because these yellows represent basically california smoke, not at high intensity levels. but enough that you've got some changing your sunset and sunrise. you see the red in this guy, but look at all that. that's all california spoke now, of course, which way he's going. it keeps going east, right, so it's on its way over to europe now, and i would guess, um, they're seeing smoke out there probably already and it's i don't know how diffuse it is. but yeah, if you could go all the way around the globe, you may not be able to see it. but northern hemisphere jetstream. the polar jet st

over the mountain tops and that continues into brand as well for snow is live in this would occur fairfax. you're under that warning going to see some of those temperatures as high as a 104 degrees and over the mountain tops under that big dome of high pressure. these temperatures are going to stay unusually warm. and that's the dangerous part about this heat wave is that the nighttime temperatures in some of those spots going to stay very warm even throughout the night temperatures tomorrow in the san francisco. you're looking at 78 degrees along the coastal areas. temperatures very, very comfortable about 64 degrees in pacifica maybe 67 in half moon bay a couple of patches of fog kind of dance along the coastline as you get inside the bay you start to see things warming up in a hurry 79 in millbrae to 2 in burlingame, 88 in redwood city. >> about 87 degrees in palo alto into the south bay that a lot of 90's by tomorrow afternoon. maybe as high as a 105 degrees in morgan hill and gilroy. it's going to see a similar temperature, maybe a 107 tomorrow in a little more about a 106 in pleasan

so he was frustrated but so people in fairfax county, virginia.pandemic. ainsley: here is saundra davis, petition to recall the board member in the fairfax school board reluctance to reopen. she was on with laura engram. >> the only reasons schools opened up because of parents like us. everything that they did along the way was because the parents were involved. the parents and the students are charlie brown and they are lucky with a proverbial educational football. you'll be surprise today neglect that i'm a democrat and we are grassroots bipartisan group and everybody on the board we've been writing letters, we've gone to them and spoken to them personally. i've tried to warn them that there's a bipartisan title wave coming their way. they don't look us in the eye, they don't write us back and if we can't recall them one by one, there's an election in november in virginia. brian: if you want to know what exactly critical race theory is and prove that it exists because people want to take it on that it's not happening, maybe in college classrooms

also force knowles and fairfax. you are currently under that warning starting on friday that continuing until sunday. but low clouds and fog have retreated. you can see moving back toward the coastline. there they go all the way down in the monterey bay. not going to see much of that in the coming days tomorrow we're cranking up that heat again. i think we're talking more triple digit heat, more widespread around the bay area and then friday likely going to peak the be the peak of the heat. those temperatures soaring and then cooling off slightly on sunday. no real significant cooling. i think until monday and tuesday of next week. so those inland areas they're going to be baking going to be headed out to the coast yeah, it's weather. yeah. all right. thank >> still ahead, a trooper rushes in action to save the life of a choking suspect. >> the tense traffic stop all caught on camera. what authorities say the suspect did moments before he was pulled over than almost cost him his life. >> and as far as the a's needed

we're going to continue to work for the release and detain americans, including mark she, me here for fairfax, i'm on a proud name correctly. i miss i miss spoke so that he can return to his family safely. we're also going to continue to make sure that we take on an afghan nationals who work side by side with us forces, including interpreters and translators. since we're no longer going to have military there after this, we're not going to need them and they're have no jobs. we're all can be vital to our efforts. so they have been very viable. and so their families are not exposed to danger as well. we've already dramatically accelerated procedure time for special immigrant baez's to bring them to the united states. since i was in our grade in january 20th, we've already approved $2500.00 special american visas to company united states. up to now fewer than half of exercise their right to do that half of gotten on aircraft and come commercial flights and come another haps and believe they want to stay least as far as working closely with congress to change the authorization legislation. so th

to my knowledge, crt is not being taught in fairfax county schools.a, and she's talking about let them die, it sounded like the parents. at the parent teacher association, that's bad for business and that's ooh why the pta said you've got to resign, and he did. ainsley: well, there were two ladies on "fox & friends" first, the second one you're going to hear from, she shot that video and it just went viral because people were so upset with what this lady was saying. these two women are against critical race theory being taught in their kids' schools. listen the these parents. >> i'm very troubled by these comments by a virginia pta official expect corruption that the pta, virginia pta runs wide and deep. they have put a target on any parent whose opinion differs from theirs. >> oh, it's absolutely disturbing. i stood behind michelle as she said those words, and i was just shocked. and what was even more disturbing was the applause that came afterwards. something that we have to stop. that's what we're trying to do as parents. we have marching millions

over the mountain tops and that continues into brand as well for snow is live in this would occur fairfax warning going to see some of those temperatures as high as a 104 degrees and over the mountain tops under that big dome of high pressure. these temperatures are going to stay unusually warm. and that's the dangerous part about this heat wave is that the nighttime temperatures in some of those spots going to stay very warm even throughout the night temperatures tomorrow in the n

their if we were seeing this ideology permeates not just this corporate structure as well, you had fairfaxi believe is a racist, 30,000 dollars to speak to teachers about this so this abolitionist teachers organization is similar to the other organizations we've seen in the other reason the white house says it's a mistake is because they are seen appalling across the country and its opposed by like 75% of the country so they are trying to back off of that now they are being called out for it so it wasn't a mistake, i'm glad the parents are fighting back. >> these organizations have no place in our schools and they need to be taught to love each other and not hate each other for the color of their skin and will leave it there. men love cars and meat. kat scientists say we are destroying the environment, is this accurate? will discuss next welcome back, who's to blame for the change in the crisis? according to some scientists, men are responsible, a new defined men are worse for the environment because they buy things that cause emission, women spend more money on healthcare furnishings, by

these are some of the things we've been seeing public schools the past two years but as you talk the, fairfaxseveral places in virginia. jon: you call it race-based communism critical race theory, what you mean by that? >> ultimately what they are trying to do is using terms like equity because they want to get everybody to the same place so they want to eliminate individualism, different students with different skill sets to end up in different places based on their talent, what they want to do is create a system where get rid of advanced math until 11th grade where students are going to be in the same math class and not have the opportunity to track along with their skills and progress and take advanced geometry or algebra because because they think math success in math has implicit biases so they are using these concepts to bring everybody down to the same place and that's really not how we should construct our education system. jon: you are into this to take on critical race theory in your local school system, your site has gone national with your fight for schools act. there is a bill in

. >> you a controversy around education today in washington dc, fairfax county they are saying a high-performingool, that high-performing school, very big asian population in the school enrollment they want to change the standard of the school so merit doesn't rule the day anymore. they want to make it so that merit doesn't really count. what does that tell you and how does that hurt a minority in the united states? >> it hurts asian americans because now asian americans can't, even though they were card they are not treated on the basis of hard work with the theme of your show is national security and i say this is a national security issue because you need if you want to compete with china in the tech war you need the best and the brightest in the best schools. we have these elite schools like harvard abdicating their responsibility to admit the best and brightest just because of their race. imagine not only how unfair that is now that is detrimental to our national security and our technology. >> they will actually invite actual chinese from china, that's not a problem. just the asians in thi

fairfax county, virginia, where i live, they spend over $17,000 per year per pupil and our kids are not doing that great. for $17,000 a year, my kid should know latin, but they barely know english and math. i think the whole thing has monopolized -- i don't think the whole thing is to monopolize everything in the public sector pit we should have diversity. parents should be empowered over the public sector. host: this headline from national public radio, a top general defending the teaching of critical race theory in the military. i hearing we covered is available in the c-span video library. you brought up the issue. here is what general milley had to saying we look at your reaction. [video clip] general milley: on the issue of critical race theory, etc., i have to get much smarter on what the theory is, but i do think it is important, actually, for those of us in uniform to be open minded and widely read. the united states military academy is a university and it is important that we train and we understand -- i want to understand white rage, and i am white. i want to understand it. so

her son just graduated from fairfax county schools.is what she said. she said, let me find it on my paper here. she said what we heard tonight was hate speech, pure and simple. it was shocking that anyone would cheer and applaud a call to violence. ironically, her hateful intolerant words are perfect illustration of the divisive ideology of critical race theory in action. in the name of tolerance it preaches intolerance and is a betrayal of all values of humanity and decency. steve: well, think about it. this was being said let them die was being said by an official at the pta, the parent teachers association. and she is talking about the parents. the parents who are ridings up against crt. let them die. this could be a weird pta meeting. lawrence: see a list of all the social justice terms. they want to split hairs when it comes to crt on their. if you oppose it they say you are anti-everything. and it's important to note, the parents and want to get to later on in the show this parent that has a great solution she says it starts at t

fairfax county, virginia spends $17,000 a year for a pupil in the school system and our kids are notoing that great. my kids should know latin for that. but now they barely know english and math. i do not really think the whole thing is just to monopolize everything in the public sector. i think parents should be empowered over the public taxpayer-funded and such. host: this headline from national public radio, defending the study of critical race theory in the military. the comments of the chair of the joint steve -- chief of staff at a hearing that we covered which is available in the free c-span video library and -- c-span.org. here is what the general had to say. [video clip] >> on the issue of critical race theory a lot of us have to get smarter on what the theory is. but, i think it is important, actually for those of us in uniform to be open-minded and be widely read. the united states military academy is a university and it is important that we train and understand -- and i want to understand white rage and i am white. i want to understand it. what is it that caused thousands

laura: well, when you look at the controversy around education today, in washington, d.c., area, in fairfaxnty, there is a really high performing school, and that high-performing school, science, technology, the very big asian population in the school, enrollment, well, they want to change the standards of the school so merit does not really rule the day anymore. they want to make it so the merit doesn't really count. what does that tell you? and how does that hurt a minority here in the united states? >> well, it hurts asian-americans because now asian-americans, you know, can't -- even though they work hard, they are not treated on the basis of their hard work. you know, laura, the theme of your show was national security, and i say this is a national security issue because you need -- if you want to compete with china in the tech wars, you need the best and brightest to go to the best schools. we have these elite schools now, like harvard, abdicating their responsibility to admit the best and brightest, just because of their race. imagine not only how unfair that is, but how that is detr

they are not doing this and finding out in a lot of these big liberal public school systems like fairfax county, virginia they are losing students and they will lose budget and that is when a pay attention when they start losing students, a lot of people homeschooling, the numbers are way up in this part of the country and in blue states across the country but i think people will vote with their feet. laura: we just had a smile first, help parents explore all their educational aspects and options because we need to say not on our watch, enough is enough, we are not going to allow this to happen to our kids. my son almost didn't survive the pandemic and it wasn't due to covid but the mental health impact of these restrictions on him and the masking and so we have to stand up together, we are advocating, there's going to be a lot of parents and families on the first day of school that are sharing their smiles. laura: thank you, good to see you. what was today's january 6th committee hearing really all about? we will discuss it with the republican policy through off the panel, jim banks and

doing this, and their finding out flyaway and a lot o these big liberal public-school systems like in fairfax county, virginia, they are losing students, so then they re- budget, that's when they start to pay attention. a lot of people are homeschooling, the numbers are way up in this part of the country and i'm sure they are way up in blue states across th country. i think people are going to vot with their feet, i really do. >> exactly, we had a smile fast were we helped parents explore other educational aspects, othe options because exactly, parent we just need to say not on our watch, enough is enough and wer not going to allow this to happen to our kids. my son almost didn't survive th pandemic and it wasn't because of covid it was because of the mental health impact of these restrictions on him, so we just have to just stand up together. that's why so many people are joining us, we are advocating and i think there's going to be a lot of parents and families o the first day of school sharing their smiles. sharon, thank you, it's good to see you. what was today's january 6 committee heari

, people move here, property values are high and taxes higher than our neighbors in arlington and fairfaxllent public schools. i want to maintain that part of that is having a school board that is responsive to the needs of parents and my parents alike. todd: the critical race theory controversy, teachers union chief family legal action to defend teaching of, quote, honest history. take a listen. >> mark my words. our union will defend any member who gets in trouble for teaching honest history. we have a legal defense fund ready to go and preparing for litigation as we speak. todd: that is randi weingarten. put on your reading the tea leaves in court hat for a moment. how do you see the legal battle playing out? >> depends how it is framed was i want to get out of battling for critical race theory because it is hard to define. if all we talk about is teaching better history i'm all for that. if there's a public school district not teaching about slavery or the tulsa massacre, the one hundredth anniversary of which past this your juneteenth or the debate over slavery, absolutely that shoul

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not how we think of george washington but through connections any wonderful next door neighbors the fairfax who own most of northern virginia and incredibly powerful and they sponsor him and he becomes in a very young age the head of the virginia regiment fighting the french and indians on the western frontier and it's a great opportunity and seems but then it turns out to be a terrible opportunity because the indians are wonderful forest fighters are not in he has basically three years on the frontier where nothing goes well, ambushes, massacres, he does not win anything and it's really miserable, he is miserable and he becomes testy and he manages to alienate basically all of his superiors with the british military establishment and the royal governor of virginia who gave him the job, he and alienates them honestly and sayt run thanks to them and jumps the chain of command and goes behind their backs and when he finally redesigns commission, i think they were all delighted to see him leave and he doesn't have am career in the military world that he had hoped to have. >> he decides to rein

have a new leader he was sworn in outside the capitol building he led police depends in maryland and fairfaxt days before the house select committee on january 6 is set to hold its first meeting about that riot at the capitol the former chief resigned after that attack on the capitol and the interim chief admitted to congress that law enforcement failed on many levels. he says he knows he is taking on a very complex situation >>> a mass eive fire in califora exploding. the dixie fire is the large nest t est in the state and the tamarack fire has spread into nevada. firefighters captured this video near an escape flames on both sides of the road those are two of at least nine fires burning in california right know fueled by extremely dry, hot weather. more than 85% of the state is under, treatme extreme drought conditions they've burned more than 380,000 acres compared to 107,000 acres by this same time last year. nbc spoke with officials in california where they're trying to prevent other wildfires from breaking out >> reporter: as they are fighting all the major fires, we have this less tha

and that is the reason -- if we were starting to look for bats in secaucus, new jersey, or fairfax county, virginia, it wouldn't contribute very much to our understanding of where sars co-v 1 originated. it originated in china. >> we only have a little time left. sources are telling cnn the top health officials are weighing whether to revise mask guidelines for vaccinated americans. are you part of those conversations? if so, what are you advising? do you think masks should be brought back for vaccinated americans? >> you know, jake, this is under active consideration. if you're asking am i part of the discussion, yes, i am part of the discussion. but i think what you are seeing, even though as of our conversation at this moment, the cdc still says and recommends that if you are vaccinated fully, that you do not need to wear a mask indoors. however, if you look at what's going on locally in the trenches, in places like l.a. county, the local officials have the discretion and the cdc agrees with that ability and discretion capability to say, you know, you're in a situation where we're havi

in fairfax, virginia, about 10,000 service members and civilians live and work at the fort.of them are parents who need childcare in order to do their jobs. for the u.s. military, childcare is not just a family issue. it's a matter of national security. >> we have to take care of our families, and that means childcare. cat: he is the garrison commander at fort -- at the fort. he says the military's childcare system is mission-critical. >> when you think about readiness, childcare provides a key facet of that readiness and how we take care of our soldiers, but that maintained that also maintains a readiness to deploy worldwide at any given moment. cat: as congress contemplates a new role for the federal government and american childcare, the experts say they should look to the military system, which has been called a model for the nation. based at the pentagon, patty baron overseas military childcare policy. she says she's seen a need for quality child care throughout her life. a military spouse and mother of three, she came to the u.s. from el salvador as a child and says he

a community activist in fairfax county, virginia say opponents of critical race theory should be allowedlle is vice president of communications for the county council pta and an official with the county naacp. >> let them die. [cheers and applause] deter from from our goal. >> bret: leete made her comments to a crowd gathered outside a county school board meeting. up next, cancel culture historical monuments in portland. we will show you how. >> the city is kowtow to extremist. >> it wasn't just a big old bronze man standing up there it was george washington. the father of our country. ♪ ♪ y? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (upbeat music) - [narrator] this is kate. she always wanted her smile to shine. now, she uses a capful of therabreath healthy smile oral rinse to give her the healthy, sparkly smile she always wanted. (crowd cheering) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and

and i know there are -- look, fairfax county, one of the largest public school systems, i believe they'renment mandate on vaccines. i assume that will include the school system. making assumption, not 100% on that. as head of union, do you support that? my understanding teachers like the rest of the country, majority in favor of vaccines but it's not unanimous? >> so in our union we've done very extensive polling. over 90% of our meshes have gotten the vaccine. yet when we ask them, do you want it to be a mandate or not for themselves or for their kids, it's about 50/50. our position as a union has been, you need to mandate -- you need to negotiate any kind of vaccine mandate, but the dilemma i have on all of this, and i am a big proponent of vaccines, and, frankly, we are doing a lot of things this summer to up vaccine clinics and to do, as part of our $5 million back-to-school for everyone campaign. so we're big proponents of this and have really pushed for vaccines. the issue is the trust and how you create -- back to this over and over again -- how do you create a safe and welcoming e

todd: while she announced her resignation after her comments, the fair knacks county naacp -- fairfaxa, that bold claim by 1619 project writer nicole hanna jones sparking outrage. take a listen for yourself. >> in places that are truly at least biracial countries, cuba actually has the least inequality and that's largely due to socialism which i'm sure no one wants to hear. ashley: prior to making the cram back in 2019 -- claim back in 2019, she did admit she's not an international affairs expert but the controversial claim resurfaced as cubans cry out for freedom from their communist government. todd: i think the line of her not being an international affairs expert is pretty apparent. giving democrats a piece of their own medicine, that's what senator lindsey graham wants to do. >> we may learn something from our democratic friends in texas when it comes to avoiding a $3.5 trillion tax and spend package. todd: hear more from the south carolina senator next. ashley: plus asian carp get a new name. the reason for the change and how people are reacting. ♪ ashley: a fox news alert, extr

surely has to be paying attention to virginia and the outrage among parents in loudoun county and fairfaxand this outrage is kind of nonpartisan and these are white's parents but they are also parents of color, immigrant parents who are outraged by the, as they say, the dumbing down of their children's education. >> that's not in any of the data i see in the particular race that you cite in virginia. i want to say, can we i'll not imagine a mistake in a large bureaucracy? i think we can all get on the page that that's a distinct possibility so i think jen psaki's answer had credibility. i also think that ultimately this is about critical race theory, this is about, what we teach our kids in our schools and i want to look to texas where republicans are advancing sbu three which is no teacher in public schools can say that the kkk was morally wrong, that segregation was bad. we have gone to such lengths that we are now erasing history, we need to teach history and have accountability because we need to improve our country. and telling the truth about our history is important. there is a rea

all the years he spent in fairfax county and montgomery county puts him in a good position to understand. it's also important because of the message he's giving to the officers, that he cares about them, trusts him. poppy, he was at the morning roll call, spent 40 minutes with the officers not in a prepared speech but answering their questions. he is a necessary person at this time to boost morale and get them heading in the right direction. >> so, let's talk about tomorrow. our melanie zanona just talked about testimony that will be given to the select committee and for the first time to the public. we heard chief manger, saying how much he supports them, saying they need to be heard. what do you think it means to hear from them on this platform together in this hearing? >> i think it's an opportunity for both members of the committee and the public at large to know exactly what they experienced. not only will they see video from that, but they'll hear their -- >> looks like we lost the connection. we'll get to a quick break and see if we can get him back. thanks to terrance gainer. >>>

in fairfax, virginia. about 10,000 service members and civilians live and work at the base. many of them are parents who need child care in order to do their jobs. for the u.s. military child care is not just a family issue-- it's a matter of national security. >> we have to take care of our families. and that means child care. >> reporter: colonel joshua segraves is the garrison commander at fort belvoir. he says the milita's child care system is mission critical. >> so when you think about readiness, child care provides a key facet of that readiness and how we take care of our soldiers, but also maintain our readiness to deploy worldwide at any given moment. i think without that we would be significantly degraded in our ability to accomplish those missions. >> reporter: as congress contemplates a new role for the federal government in american child care, many experts say they should look to the military system, which has been called “" model for the nation.” >> i don't think you can find much better than the military child care system. >> reporter: based at the pentagon,

i know there are a lot of cities like fairfax, virginia, that are going to require their municipal employees. i think this is sweeping the country and i think we will have that situation where you are going to need a vaccine to do a lot of things. i think the two probably most effective or three most effective things we can do is require the military, the last thing we want are our soldiers or airmen or naval forces not being able to be mobilized because they have covid. so i think military is one. second is you want to fly, you want to sit on an airplane, very crowded with other people, you've got to be vaccinated. americans have shown they really want to travel. that's something that would be very effective to do. you want to get on a plane or train, you've got to show that you're vaccinated. i think it's coming in this country. i've been an advocate of the mandate for months now, and i think it's almost inevitable that it will be the way we're going to get to 70%, 75% vaccinated. and therefore put the coronavirus really behind us. >> mayor johnson, you reinstated a mask mandate in your ci

also the fairfax, those temperatures soaring into triple digits many spots today. watch those numbers really come up. look at little more pop than 24 degrees warmer today. so we went from below average to above average. in fact, little more a 101 degrees today as they really jumped up under the big dome of high pressure 99 in concord and 94 degrees in santa rosa tomorrow. it's going to be a lot hotter and spots and that heat wave going to spread that heat around other places too. you'll be in the 90's in the san jose maybe triple digits morgan hill. a 100 to maybe a little more one on one in concord along the coastline that much in the way the heat wave 60's out of the beaches next few days. we reached the peak of that heat on saturday. cooling down slightly on sunday. but still some triple digits and really not any really significant cooling until about tuesday and wednesday of next week. okay. thank you, lauren. welcome. in other news tonight. vta has developed a plan to resume light rail service by the end of the month. >> early phases will require proper employ

oh this week, the secretary of education visited fairfax high in hollywood to team with the agency.ia a for the launch of a new national mentorship program. it's called get ready set .org and you're encouraged to sign up to help a kid near you. afterwards he sat down with us for a wide ranging exclusive one on one interview to talk about the future of schools. mass vaccines, critical race theory and more, mr secretary. welcome to the issue is thank you happy to be here and good to have you in california. glad to be here really am i mean, today's event is all about mentorships and an opportunity for students to interact with a lot of people. i mean, it's got to feel good to be out actually seeing students in person. i told them, i said, you know the recovery that we are looking for his visible here. you know, when you see students engaging when you see students laughing with one another. this is what the recovery looks like. so it is. it's really happy to be here. well, i'm speaking of that paint a picture for us if you will of what does fall in school look like here in california an

>> as you mentioned, he is thomas manger, and he is the new police chief in fairfax county n marylands are complex, and never so unique. he says that the role is to make sure that the police officers have the support, and the resources they need to make sure that something like january 6th never happens again. >> betsy, talk about the january 6th select committee, and they have the meeting tuesday morning, and more republicans being appointed to the meeting with adam kenzinger among them. and how would that affect the work? >> it is not sure how close pelosi is to naming kenzinger, and kevin mccarthy, the top republican in the house says that any republican who par tes pates could face punishment by the party. and nancy pelosi is trying to paint it as an arm of democratic party rather than a serious investigative body who is looking for outstanding questions from january 6th chblt i spoke with some of the committee members and one thing that comes up multiple times is that the focus of the committee is likely to investigate or at least be pushed to investigate the connections that any

i do know tom manger very, very well from where he was fairfax police chief, we worked together when i was mpd and later with major city chiefs. they made a heck of a choice in tom manger, so he's going to turn that around, believe me. that was one thing that they did and they got right. >> one thing i want -- that we haven't touched on yet is when the sergeant with the capitol police was asked about donald trump's comments about the insurrectionists, that there was no -- i mean it is just all part of this deranged lie about what happened january 6th. you have all seen the video tapes since january 6th. you saw the videotape today. but donald trump describing it as hugs and kisses, describing it as the insurrectionists being affectionate to the men and women in blue who were literally being beaten by the crowd. anyway, the officer, the sergeant with the u.s. capitol police was asked about that comment from donald trump today. here was his reaction. >> it is a pathetic excuse for his behavior for something that he himself helped to create, this monstrosity. i'm still recovering from t

congresswoman jackie speier was one of the many to send condolences for phyllis gold of fairfax, who died just last week. she was one of the first women hired in the richmond shipyards, she and six million other women help the united states when world war two and they were known as rosie the riveter zoo over the years. gold lobbied lawmakers to recognize their contributions, which led to rosie the riveter day each year on march 21st loved how if she wanted something, man, did she get it done? you know if you have a goal, uh, don't let your gender stand in the way. three of us are going to go to d c and represent her and do her proud. next year. the congressional gold medal will be awarded collectively to the original rosie the riveter. gold's family says she will still be there in spirit. she helped design the medallion. time to check in on or whether right here in the bay area's we say hi to rosemary oroczo once again started the day off little cloudy little mug even a chance of some showers in some pockets. that chance still out there. yes, in fact, i am saying i still some green o

to my knowledge crt is not being taught in fairfax county public schools or any other public school ini will certainly admit it was in eloquently stated and with a pause for the applause the timing was off but let them die was referring to the ideals that show a disregard and lack of support for our teachers who have a truly difficult job to do even without a pandemic to do so, she feels pretty disrespected and it sure sounds like she hates her job. ashley: yes, indeed. we will have to leave it there. thank you. as we head to the break i went to look at these futures and what we expect to happen in about seven minutes from dow when markets open with a sea of red ink, dow jones off 518 points, down 1.5%, s&p and nasdaq also firmly down pure dennis gartman has gone from cautious to bearish and i will ask him what turned him so negative. he joins me next ♪ ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ ♪ ♪ with cutting-edge tech, to deliver our technology as-a-service. world-class interior