the guy that hates fox news, he should watch it more often because you are getting real news on fox newsand that is what i have to say. host: that is john in california this morning. about 20 minutes left for this part of the discussion. we will be turning to the topic of refugees later in the program. stick around for that. if you want to join the conversation, 202-748-8001 four republicans. 202-748-8000 four democrats. independents, 202-748-8002. we are holding the line open for recent refugees, 202-748-8003. keep calling in. we want to update you on some of the news in a very busy and scary newsday yesterday on capitol hill. the story from "washington times," and you can see the picture alongside it. u.s. capitol police cleared the scene of a bomb threat in the vicinity of the u.s. capitol yesterday evening in day-long ordeal with a man who claimed to have a bomb outside of the library of congress. certainly scary few hours up here on capital hill and plenty of police response across capitol hill, closures across capitol hill, and evacuations as well. speaking of capitol hill, this ne

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let's hope this fox news graphic works. let's hope fox viewers see this. let's hope the message is clear. there are two different covid-19 stories in the u.s. right now. one story about the vaccinated who are essentially safe and another story about the unvaccinated who are not. and we took down the banner because a single six-word banner really can't capture the complexities of this story right now. with me now for more on that, dr. schlesinger, epidemiologist. she was a member of the biden coalition advisory board, and oliver darcy, cnn media reporter who has brand new reporting about the white house and its frustrations with the news coverage of all of this. oliver, what have you been hearing this weekend about the white house being frustrated by hyperbolic covid headlines? >> the white house is very frustrated and they're concerned that the news media is focusing on these infections and not focusing on the larger issue of people spreading the virus to family, friends and coworkers. so they've reached out to news organizations to try to get them to do w

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that was fox weather core spoon deputy steve bender. fox weather is coming soon so watch for it.tom morale amid a staffing crisis. the washington examiner reports only 12 agents are covering the entire del-rio sector. it's the second busiest immigration sector in the country, covering 245 miles of border. top border officials say those agents encounter an average of 1,000 migrants per day. the surge of migrants taking a toll on border patrol agents. former agents are now warning of a morale collapse within the agency. john antonson, vice president of the national border patrol council joins me to discuss. john, i want to show what a former cbp senior official said. he said that morale is tanking fast, this can be seen in the simple statements made by agents but even more importantly it can be seen in increasing processing times, agents are just flat tired and we are seeing and hearing it. a lot of agents feel like they have become babysitters and they can't could their job. >> that's absolutely right. whether you talk to someone with 2 years on the job or 22 years on the job, the

"fox & friends first" starts right now. >> you're watching "fox & friends first" on this friday morning. i'm ashley strohmier. >> i'm carley shimkus. we're going to get straight to a fox news you alert as president biden leaves for vacation in telling wear, the u.s. sends 3,000 troops back to afghanistan. >> they're going to help evacuate the u.s. embassy as the taliban takes over of three more afghan cities. jackie ibanez joins us with the latest. >> reporter: the taliban captured two major afghan cities, the second and third largest after kabul. the provincial capital is reportrd to have fallen. this comes as part of a week-long blitz. the taliban's growth shown on the map, you can see it in the red. they've captured 13 of afghanistan's 34 provincial capitals. while kabul isn't directly under threat yet, the military is not wasting time sending 3,000 troops into kabul to help embassy personnel and other americans evacuate the country and an additional 3500 troops out of fort bragg as a standby force in case they're needed. >> nobody is abandoning afghanistan. it's doing the right thin

hello, welcome to "fox news live." i'm benjamin hall. .>>> the national hurricane center warning some air class could get up to five feet of life threatenings storm surge. brian llenas has more from connecticut? we are really feeling it over the last couple hours in connecticut, the southeastern portion of the statement you can see the white caps on the connecticut river, the wind really picking up. we're seeing 45 to 60-mile-an-hour winds in the area from tropical storm henri. now, if you look over to the left over here, we've got the boats and the yacht that's tied up over here, they've been tied up all morning and they've been seemingly doing their job, we haven't seen the boats move too far from where they are. you look at the hurricane flag, the american flag, you can get a sense of the wind gusts here. we're seeing gusts up to about 50 miles an hour here in the area of southeastern connecticut. we're 35 miles i would say west of where this tropical storm is likely going to be making landfall between rhode island

eastern right here on fox news and you can also watch it on "fox nation".com after it airs. that is how fox reports on this saturday, august 20, 2021. i am jon scott thank you for joining us we will see you tomorrow. "watters world" is up next. >> welcome to "watters world" this is a fox news alert president biden issuing a warning hours ago that an attack is highly likely in the next 24 through 36 hours at the kubul airport. american still try to escape the taliban takeover the ongoing evacuation likely will not be enough to get all americans out by tuesday's deadline. if another attack happens and so many more cannot make it out alive us service members were killed in that attack the department of defense released their names a served in the marine corps, navy, army, servicemembes were killed. here they are. our hearts are with their families during this tough time. thursday was the worst day of joe biden's presidency when avoidable tragedy for those of forces in afghanistan in ten years. and now innocent people are paying the price. and to get add of afghanistan and with

>> it's bald-faced hypocrisy on the part of fox. there are two foxes.s see, the other one that engages in anti-vaccine rhetoric that attacks passports that says the vaxx doesn't work. and they're mandating a lot of these policies they're talking about. when they talk about these mask mandates on fox, the entire control room is mandated to wear masks, right? when they talk about the notion of vaccine passports or asking about vaccine status, fox news is mandating that their employees reveal whether they've received the vaccine or not. it goes on and on, but this really does matter because while fox is engaging in these public health protocols, they're making it so much more difficult for other businesses, for governments like new york city to keep their own people safe. they want to keep fox's employees safe while making it difficult for others to also be safe. >> that's a really striking image. we're never going to see it, but inside the control room at fox, everyone is wearing a mask, and then you've got some of the stars at fox mocking masks. >> right

and we'll see you next fox news sunday. ♪ >> knocks news alert, -- fox news alert, tropical storm henrilamming the northeast coast, bringing torrential rain, heavy winds and the threat of storm surge. officials warning that just because it's no longer a hurricane, that does not mean that the danger has passed. hello, welcome to "fox news live." i'm alicia acuna. >> i'm ben medicine hall. states including new york and connecticut have declared states of emergency and millions across new england could lose power, some areas are expecting up to half a foot of rainfall. we have fox team coverage. steve bender is live on long island, new york. first, to brian llenas the in connecticut. >> reporter: look, we are in old saybrook, the southeastern portion of connecticut. the tropical storm henri made landfall 36 miles west of here. the sun is out and the worst is by us and the deck hands here have done a good job of tying up the boats. you can see -- well, take a look at the boats, they're still there. take a look at this video, you'll see it was windy, it was -- there was rain, about 45, 60-mi

howie: fox news alert, fox news confirming a new u.s. military strike in kabul today. joining us from the pentagon with the latest details and reflections on covering the war, is jennifer griffin. what's the latest on this new strike? >> reporter: the u.s. military carried out an unmanned drone strike. u.s. military officials tell us that it was a, quote, defensive strike on a vehicle in kabul to eliminate an imminent isis-k threat. a spokesman, captain bill irvin, adds there were significant secondary explosions from the vehicle which indicated a presence of a substantial amount of explosives. this official said there were no indications of civilian casualties at this time but that assessment could change, we're told. the air strike took place in a crowded kabul neighborhood outside the airport. we're told the u.s. military used this over-the-horizon capability and unmanned drone which means the drone likely flew from a military base in the gulf like the one on friday. i think it's notable the timing of this military strike, it was just as the president chairman of th

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johnson siri fox news. all right, joining us now to talk more about the return to classrooms is dr peter chin hong infectious disease specialist at u. c. s f. dr chen hong, always a pleasure to have you on as you can. well imagine here among students, parents, educators, there's a lot of anxiety all across the board here about sending our children back into classrooms here in the middle of this delta surge that we're experiencing right now. how optimistic are you that that we can avoid? widespread outbreaks in our schools. i'm pretty optimistic that we wouldn't see widespread outbreaks. i do anticipate that there may be some cases where some students may be positive, but that will be from the community and what's happening from the data is that many of the kids that are coming in? you've been hearing about cases in florida, louisiana. arkansas have been from households where the parents or the adults are not vaccinated. so of course, as you get more in the community, it's spilling over into also, but the sc

a fox news alert.g the democrats' $3.5 trillion budget blueprint overnight, paving the way for the massive spending bill. bill. it's the first step in a long process designed to allow democrats to push through their sweeping reconciliation package with massive funding for education, healthcare, climate, without gop support. todd: this comes after 19 republicans crossed party lines to pass a $1 trillion infrastructure bill yesterday. house speaker nancy pelosi saying the lower chamber will not pass one bill without the other of. afghan security forces capturing a new city. they say the city has been taken back. the taliban still has captured at least eight cities in five days. despite this, president biden defending pulling u.s. troops >> they've got to fight for themselves. fight for their nation. the united states we continue to keep the commitments we made but they've got to want to fight. i do not regret my decision. todd: the state department blaming the violence on the trump administration, saying

steve: fox tonight at 7:00 on fox. ainsley: all right steve: it's going to be great.ons expected to be the highest in 20 years. steve: griff jenkins joins us live from washington as fed up border agent agents share photos of overcrowded facilities with people, griff, who have covid. griff: they do, indeed, steve, ainsley and brian when secretary mayorkas lands in the rio grande valley the ground zero for biden 's border crisis he'll learn the number of agents on line watch have never been lower and he'll learn that 2,953 migrants illegally cross into that sector just in the last 24 hours that's an increase of 688% and that's where the incoming border patrol chief ortiz confirmed a jaw-dropping july numbers to our own jonathan hunt watch. >> in my 30 years this is the most complicated situation i've ever experienced. we have heard that the official july figures for apprehensions are going to be north of 210,000 >> we've seen steady increases over the last four or five months. >> over 210,000? >> yeah, i believe it's going to be over that. >> mayorkas who class visited

jennifer holten fox news. a u.g to reintroduce a bill to create a passenger bill of rights. the bill would offer more protections for airline passengers when faced with cancellations. in a statement today, senator richard blumenthal said spirits fiasco illustrates the urgent need for significantly stronger consumer rights for air passengers. when airlines are at fault for delays and cancellations, passengers should have their flights swiftly rebooked and tickets refunded. already hope you had a nice weekend out there. the weather pretty much cooperated. we did have a lot of unsightly smoke. it wasn't super unhealthy because it was at the higher levels above 3000 ft, so we weren't necessarily breathing it, but it was around the smoke has left pretty much today. and for the next few days, we've got a nice clear pattern. these were the high temperatures that we got today. some places were a little warmer. some places a little cooler temperatures the next few days are going to trend up so temperatures are going to be w

you are watching "fox and friends first".d: violent crime surges in the big city congresswoman corey bush stands by her calls to defund the police. >> and defendant spending thousands on private security for herself. ashley strohmeyer joins us with more. jillian: the misery represented was ripped by critics after the defending the defund the police movement but in the same breath that it is warranted to have private security. take a listen. >> i have private security because my body is worth being on this planet. i will make sure i have security because i know i have had attempt on my life so suck it up and defunding the police has to happen. we need to defund the police and put that money into social safety nets. >> reporter: thousands of dollars spent on her private securities paid for by her campaign. the white house responding with this. >> we shouldn't lose the fact that a member of congress and elected official is concerned that her life is threatened and that is disturbing. >> reporter: bush slept outside the capital i

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those fox news polls say it all here.he american people are feeling and seeing at home regardless of the media coverage. 8 in 10 americans blame the biden administration policy for inflation. 86% are cardinals about inflation. -- are concerned about inflation. it's a tax on the middle-class. the party in it power, democrats control the house and the senate. they get the blame and rightly so. the associated press can spin this all they want and apply the bias of omission not mentioning the keystone pipeline the president killed and killed all of those jobs too. allowed a company to move forward handed vladimir putin a wet kiss to make russian oil exports a major player in europe. the president's numbers are down on every issue. handling of covid down 10 points from last month. handling the borders in the mid 30s. it's a miracle it'sine that high. handling of violent crime. the media can't save the democratic nominee in 2024. >> back to the contradiction here at the white house. the president killing the keystone pipeline a

fox team coverage.ich edson at the state department with exclusive news about another possible link to the wuhan lab in china. anita vogel washington bureau with pictures of the d.c. mayor violating her own mask mandate. but we begin with white house correspondent peter doocy. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, mike. we didn't hear president biden say anything on camera today. the last time we did was friday when he said in all probability more covid restrictions are on the way he was right louisiana became the first to issue a statewide mask mandate for all residents regardless of vaccination status. >> if you get sick with the delta variant, we estimate that you could infect about five other unvaccinated people. more than twice as many as the original strain. >> peter: that's why officials want vaccinated people wearing masks indoors, too. >> but things are going to get worse. >> peter: but the white house insists not as bad as 2020. >> we're not going back to the economy shutting down. we h

henry lee ktvu fox studios. san jose man is now in custody after an hours long armed standoff with police. it started around 1 30 this morning after police responded to 911 calls about a man waving a gun on a balcony at a condominium complex. this is on silk creek drive near allan rock avenue. police say the man fired at least one shot before barricading himself inside a condo unit. during this event. we know the suspect fired the gun. at least one time. we don't know if he was shooting at officers or somebody else. police. that happened inside the child's own home. andre senior joins us live now from outside san jose police headquarters with more on what happened, andre. well, there are a lot of things troubling about this case, but authorities say one of the most troubling things is that the suspect and the child had no connection whatsoever. he didn't know her family, yet he snuck into that family is home to the child's home, the eight year old home and sexually assaulted her. home is meant to be a safe space

this is "the fox report".ries. fire crews are trying to protect the lake tahoe resort region as a fire rages through northern california, already burning 149,000 acres east of sacramento and is only 19% contained. gunfire killing a young girl outside a high school football game near philadelphia last night. two other children are hurt. police reportedly have detained three people. and sirhan sirhan the man who assassinated robert f. kennedy in 1968 might soon go free. he was recommended for parole yesterday in california. the final decision will come from the governor. our christina coleman spoke with one of rfk's sons, fox news correspondent douglas kennedy. he supports sirhan's parole saying quote i believe all prisoners who are no longer a threat to themselves or others should be released from prison. for more on these and other stories, download the fox news app, scan the qr code on your screen, or go to foxnews.com/apps. >>> tens of thousands of evacuees from afghanistan are now housed at the ramstein air

i'll see you tomorrow on fox and friends. fox news alert, tolerant closing in on the afghan capitol city of the world. taking over territories across afghanistan, the pentagon for us hey, lucas. >> the taliban surrounded 30 miles outside the afghan capitol secretary john kirby. >> the taliban is trying to isolate the city and they have throughout this last few weeks, you've seen it for yourself

you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox buzz. that -- fox business. that does it for us.o "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so day nine of the afghanistan catastrophe is here. and and i want to lead with a quote from my favorite ambassador, that is ryan crocker, who we had on the show friday evening who knows more about afghanistan and that entire region than anybody alive or dead. now, in an interview on fox news just about an hour ago, ambassador crocker simply said right now there are no good options. now,

you're watching "fox & friends first." i'm jillian mele. todd: i'm todd piro. moments ago, ida downgraded to a tropical storm, hundreds of residents still needing to be rescued at this hour. the storm hitting the gulf coast, putting over 1 million people in the dark. jillian: we have team coverage with fox news senior meteorologist janice dean tracking the storm in the studio for us. we start with fox weather multimedia journalist will nunly live in mississippi with the conditions there. will. >> reporter: even though the downgrade may have happened, we have punishing wind happening where we are along mississippi's coast. keep in mind that people here have been in these conditions for about 14 hours now. we have sustained winds of 30 to 40 miles an hour with gusts closer to 50 and 60 and we're starting to see the effects of the long-term exposure to these winds starting to cause. we believe we have tornado damage, we've had multiple reports of tornadoeses where toe standing, we've had multiple tornado warnings throughout the night. it's believed that at least o

go to fox by the radiologist, adam. the latest?the storm you're talking about is still sitting off the coast of north carolina, about 200 miles off the coast, winds at 75 miles an hour we're going to continue to eventually its way up the coast, approaching some areas we were talking about likely getting up to a category one hurricane as it makes a move toward long island, you can see the timestamp there. this is early sunday morning, i think a landfall is closer "midday" from a category one or perhaps a strong tropical storm that's likely to change the potential damage here. here are forecast models you see most of them running into long island, a handful drifting further up to the east getting more into southern new england, something else we could be watching for but no surprise here the entire area with the models, everything in red, those are hurricane warnings currently in place and everything in yellow, tropical storm warnings in place which mean tropical storm like conditions and one condition would be wind, a large scalable

fox news media analyst and post of fox's media, howard kurtz. >> andrew cuomo had no media allies leftn he announced his resignation. even his brother had urged him to quit. >> i didn't realize the extent to which the lien has been redrawn. >> he argued he offended women but didn't tend to. tonight he had some allegations. >> the only reason he probably did resign was because he knew he could not scar the cuomo name with impeachment. >> he is so tough he's running away. >> the tone was dramatically different than during the early pandemic. most outlets hailed him as a hero and he made 11 appearances on chris cuomo's cnn show. the post had drawn internal criticism from joining the governor strategy sessions. >> i understand why that was a problem for cnn. it will not happen again. >> the network had barred cuomo who helped write the governors and initialed a map and covering his brother. a fox reporter approached him on vacation. speak to have you spoken to your brother today, sir? >> of course. >> did you advise him to step down? are you continuing to advise him? do you think it's an e

mala rivera fox news. this is k. tv fox two news at six tonight.reaking news out of lake county where a new fire broke out this afternoon, triggering mandatory evacuations. it also destroyed more than a dozen homes. but the good news tonight is that forward progress has been stopped. fires anywhere between 50 and 75 acres. it's still burning, but a lot of hand crews out here. a lot of aircraft they're working on getting slowed down quite a bit. so made it quite a bit of progress today, but we're still a lot of work to go. firefighters are really beginning to get a handle on this new fire called the cash fire. good evening, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm heather holmes in tonight for julie, but still there is zero containment on this fire this afternoon, people scramble to evacuate as those flames raced south in red flag conditions. the areas that you see here in red are evacuation orders that are in effect. the areas in yellow are evacuation warnings. want to show you now some video that was taken earlier today near the cache creek mobile. h

fox two news. cruz lake county working to contain destructive fire. a wind fire started wednesday the lake area. it destroyed least 60. it's now contained after through more 80, the police chief clear lake flames an entire. authorities lake county it's still early any the evacuees return. fire crews are still putting out the hotspots. utilities been heavily in the. entire system in ruins. the keldorf fire still raging of control eldorado. it's burned more 114 miles. containment at 0% the flames destroyed of the community grizzly. thousands other are. firefighters the few days be crucial their fight to contain the flames. the hope with the resources personnel scene. we really start build that around fire and to containment. hoping over the next days, you're going to start that percentage increase as firefighters doing a great job there and we start to get this fire under control. cal fire the fire some 23,000 to evacuate. at two have been, and we have new from dixie. cal phrase it did grow in overni

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fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. day of hazy skies in air quality concerns all across the bay area, and today for the first time this week, the conditions have triggered a spare the air alert. it's like really high about our quality. so, um, i definitely get headaches and stuff when i'm outside. it's not fun. we try not to spend any time outside when it's like this. that spare the air alert is in effect both today and tomorrow. good evening, everyone and heather holmes in tonight for julie and i'm frank somerville want to show you a live look at the conditions. this is from our camera in walnut creek aimed toward mount diablo. but it's so hes in here that you can barely see the outline of the mountain even closer to the coast it as a similar scene. this is a live look toward treasure island at the san francisco skyline boy, you can't even make out parts of the city there and the south bay. there's no escaping the smoke. uh and the hazy skies and you as you can see from our live camera in san jose and take a look now

fox news.gilroy garlic festival organizers called it a wrap tonight that put together or reimagined drying through gourmet alley this year because of the pandemic, all of the garlic festival favorites were still offered, including the pepper steak, those garlic fries, scampi and garlic bread. this is the first gilroy garlic festival since that deadly shooting at the event back in 2019 that left four people dead, including the gunman, and also 17, others injured. well, that was not the only festival attracting crowds. folsom's annual peach festival celebrated hall thanks summer today, the farmers market holds this event every year. people enjoyed games, live music, food and peach themes. contests one excited attendee has a strategy now for picking out that perfect beach. the smell. you know if it smells very aromatic, then that's the first sign and then the field. you don't want it too soft or too firm. she says. one of her favorite offerings by the way at the festival, peach pies, healthcare wo

"fox news @ night" investigates. we begin tonight with a defined new york governor andrew cuomo refusing to resign despite calls from both side of the aisle. speak of the descriptions of the alleged abuse coming from women who are accusing new york governor andrew cuomo are simply jaw-dropping. the findings made public tuesday from an independent investigation revealed those looking into the government conduct found he harassed multiple women, breaking federal and state laws. >> the investigation independently corroborated and substantiated these facts. speak of the 155 page report list accusations from 11 current and former staff and state employees who describes unwanted groping, touching, and kissing and inappropriate comments from the governor. >> the governor with executive assistant number one, reach under his gloves to grab her breasts. >> including an unnamed female state trooper and an employee of an energy company. in a prerecorded response, governor cuomo denied the allegations. >> i never touched anyone i

>> time for fox sports field of dreams tonight at 7:00, 6:00 pregame show only on fox. >> they'll be coming out of the corn. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> bill: great show. fox news alert. crisis at the border posing a political matter for the president. approval rating seeing a drop directly tied to it. that's what we find in our fox news polling. i'm bill hemmer, it's thursday. hello at home. >> dana: hello i'm dana perino, and this is "america's newsroom." what surprises me about that, they seem to at the white house react to polling numbers pretty easily, right? except for on immigration. i really truly don't understand it. >> bill: great question for the mayor coming up. >> dana: the pictures are telling the story. new video shows packed and overwhelmed facilities at the southern border and conditions could get worse before they get better with migrant encounters expected to hit another record level for last month. >> look at the images and think 210,000 on the screen. they are men and women and children and so many times we overlook the images and focus on the numbers. t

news radio and fox nation, men with many titles here to react.re outside but still you look at the fact that it is on for the photo op and off moments later. >> i will defend her because the delta very into something -- he didn't know she was in our maps way. one of the people who switched after she heard about corona like she didn't know but this is why nobody has undermined public health initiatives more than elected officials who don't observe them themselves, let's talk vaccine hesitancy or mask restrictions, not that they don't buy the necessity, they don't buy the politicians that are selling them. that the biggest challenge and no different than the wedding or gavin newsom at the french laundry and all these other people, democratic leaders say we are in this together they usually mean the delta skyline. how many more of these perfectly representative hypocritical photos, there are a lot more, how many more before the average american is not paying attention sees the theater and says this isn't right. we talk about it here but i don't know

servicenow. >> we are back with a fox news alert.e have reportedly been killed at kabul airport amid the chaos to flee afghanistan. shocking video shows thousands of people trying to force their way on plane as the taliban takes over the city. american troops fired shots into the air to try and control the tarmac. >> the pentagon authorized an additional 1,000 troops to be sent to the region, bringing the total to 6,000. but as they go in, the department of defense is preparing to house up to 30,000 afghans at military bases in the u.s. the move comes after the american flag at the u.s. embassy in kabul was removed and the building evacuated. >> our next guests know the sacrifice of those their lives on the line for america. because these gold star parents lost their sons during the mission in afghanistan. joining us now, billy vaughn, father of fallen navy seal, aaron carson vaughn. thank you for joining me and i am so sorry for your loss. i want to give each of you a moment to describe how you're feeling because i imagine you have

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as ktvu fox two news.nk you, james again that state schools map very helpful as so many districts have different jurisdictions and different rules. well, schoolchildren in the east bay can get vaccinated as they head back to school. kaiser is partnering with oakland tech high school for the pop up clinic for anyone 12 and older at the school between 3 30 this afternoon until six o'clock tonight, you do not need an appointment, but anyone 17 years old or younger, does. need to get permission from their parents or guardian, california's health care and long term care workers are now being ordered to be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus. last month, governor newsom said he would require the states healthcare workers to either be vaccinated or submit to weekly testing. but this new order issued yesterday by the state health department does not give them a choice. it says all of the roughly 2.2 million healthcare workers must be fully vaccinated by the end of september. only workers who are grand did a r

fox news contributor dr.hat story tonight. >> what is overwhelming us is seeing that almost everybody coming into the hospital is unvaccinated. >> there is a humanitarian crisis at our southern border. dr. yvonne lopez medical director at the hospital sees the problem through the lens of medicine rather than politics. facilities and staff are overwhelmed and as more unvaccinated covid patients pour into our country dr. lopez and others work longer and longer hours and put their lives on the line. the problem with covid among migrants is so pervasive that sometimes dr. lopez finds that the caretaker becomes the next patient. >> severe and the wife was i was calling to update her about her husband and one day when i saw my patient, i recognized her name in my list. >> most of the staff have been vaccinated and they support each other when they're, as dr. lopez puts it, quote, breaking down. but the influx of patients keeps increasing. >> they are coming in because they want a better opportunity and they end up

you're watching kate's view, fox two news at 6 30. a party and sunnyvale is raising new questions tonight about how well airbnb is handling safety concerns. the party was hosted by an airbnb was hosted by an airbnb ktvu is jesse gary has the short term rental companies reaction. monday sunnyvale police returned to the scene of a weekend shooting that left one teenager dead and one person hospitalized. at this point, our investigators are still investigating, and we do not know the motive behind the shooting residents in the rainer park neighborhood say late saturday. they heard between 6 to 8 gunshots outside a home in the 1400 block of navarro drive. the home was rented out on airbnb for a party, some neighbors say hosted upwards of 200 people, the sense. clara county coroner's office, says 18 year old elias albania was hit by gunfire and died later at an area hospital. a second person was wounded and is expected to survive. it was 10 minutes straight of just cars and people walking past my street, which was this is not a lot of traf

"fox & friends" starts right now. ashley: thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ >> as president biden leaves for vacation. >> the u.s. sends 3,000 troops back to afghanistan. >> the taliban has now captured the country's second and third largest city. >> we need to blame the suits for this tragic failure and not the boots. >> homeland security secretary mayorkas july migrant encounters 21 year high. >> how do you deal with that. only one man who can fix it is biden and so to me it's unamerican. >> a complaint against maryland elementary school for segregating students by their race. >> i was appalled in 2020 we are talking about black classes. >> deputy law enforcement officers deputize house democrats. >> governor greg abbott says time for them to get to the capitol and do the job they were elected to do. >> anderson hit right. back at the wall the white sox win it. [cheers and applause] ♪ climbing the mountain just to prove i can ♪ if i was the man they wanted me to be. en. brian: white sox dramatic victory after the yankees c

fox news reviewed the data.ips, the average car emits 4.6 metric tons in a year. this weakerly called for action on climate change, tweeting the climate crisis is not only here, it's growing increasingly severe. jillian: the capital of afghanistan could fall to the taliban within the next 90 days as taliban forces continue to make rapid gains in the region. todd: with two thirds of the nation under taliban control, how should the u.s. move forward. here to discuss, hudson institute senior fellow, rebecca heinrich. before we get to how we should proceed, the biden administration admits it did not see this happening this fast. did you? >> yes, of course. this is what every single person who studies this issue knew was going to happen. it's why president trump didn't finally go down to zero even though he did want to go down to zero. he still had a few thousand troops remaining at the end of his term. it's the same problem the obama and bush administrations ran into. the second you pull everybody out of the region,

fox is fundamentally different than even a year ago.mentally changed fox and radicalized the network. >> stephen: did you get people from fox to talk to you on background. >> about 250 people in and around fox, a lot of staffers inside who came to me because they wanted to blow the whistle. they are disturbed because of what happens on air. they think there's no one in charge. even the murdochs who own the joint don't seem to be in charge. >> stephen: roger ailes, when he was charge, it wasn't all sweetness and a dedication to the truth, it was still we're going to tell you what you want the to hear in order to sell some soap. >> yes, and this was creepy when i interviewed staffers at fox, they missed ailes because, yes, he was abusive, but he was the boss and in charge. >> stephen: you knew where you stood and decisions got stood by. >> and some standards ailes had went out the window. ailes was not a big fan of trump, and ailes was ousted five years ago which leads us all to cuomo resigning. the #metoo movement, all of this reckoning

fox and friends.ng up in about 15 a and-a-half. >> not on our watch with the bay don. from property damage to safety concerns, the border criesing is wreaking ha ha sock on the americans -- havoc on the americans living next to the border. there may be a new bill to reimburse ranchers. here to discuss, august pfluger and texas rancher lynn allen. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> i want to start with you, lynn. have you experienced any property damage because of this influx of illegal immigrants coming into the country? >> no, not right now, ma'am, i have not. i haven't seen any damage at all but it is a threat, simply because of the trash and the stuff that the people leave behind them, these cattle ingest and once they he eat them, they can't digest them, it's a simple thing that shortens the life of the cattle, plus they tear the fences up when they're crossing. let's go back to the root problem. they're trespassing, so therefore they need to be locked up in jail. carley: you're lucky,

berkeley sky fox has given us this live picture over campus u c.keley p d sent out a tweet a short time ago, saying people are being told to avoid the area of say either gate until further notice this is on the southern entrance to the u. c. berkeley campus protesters as you can see here currently blocking the gate holding a sign that reads defense people's park we are told that these protesters have agreed to allow disease. old students with mobility impairments through the gate, but any other student being turned around people are being told to plan and alternative route to reach their classrooms or halls on campus if that's their final destination sky fox again giving us this live picture right now over the cal campus protests underway as some students are not being allowed to enter campus through the say their gate will continue to follow this developing story for you cal campus as we get more information, of course, we'll bring it to you were now three weeks away from the recall election, and the campaign is heating up, a group of local democr

phil keating, fox news.up on kate's view, fox two news at 6 30 at least two coronavirus outbreaks at public schools in oakland. following the first full week back in the classroom. what we're learning about the number of students and staff members who have tested positive and in northern california church hands out hundreds of religious exemption letters for people who do not want to take the covid-19 vaccine but have jobs that require it. and coming up later in sports joe fonzi with details on a baseball card that just set a new record at jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla maroney to get your frisbee off the roof? i'll get it. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa. here you go. (in unison) thank you mckayla! dude, get it. i'm not getting it, you get it. you threw it. it's your frisbee. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. this isn't our first flip. and sure, some renovations can require some compromise

oh ktvu, fox two news. this is ktvu fox two news at. six.ready to host the kansas city chiefs and their first preseason game tomorrow, but getting to levi stadium could be a bit of a challenge. light rail service is not yet running. we are working very hard to get it back in motion for not only lead by stadium fans, but also for the thousands of people in the santa clara county who need that service. oh valley transportation authority bus service will be provided, but the plans are a little bit more complex than just taking light rail to the stadium. good evening. once again, everyone i'm heather holmes since tonight for christina and i'm andre senior, in addition to the logistical challenge of getting their covid safety measures will also be in place. ktvu san ruben has the information that fans need to know. in a matter of hours. the 40 niners will take the field and levi stadium will welcome a capacity crowd for the first time since january of 2020, of course, with a crowd comes traffic, it's going to be a mess without the light rail is g