and i don't think people knew this, fox did not allow rudy giuliani on fox news, on "fox and friendsrning of september 11th. that's what's -- now they tell you that you've been on some secret probation over there that nobody knew about? can you just comment >> you know, it's really -- it's really strange that i'm on probation at a time in which just about everything i said is being corroborated [ light laughter ] and they actually are reporting all the things they claim i misled them about. and every night they're now -- one night after another, we're corroborating one thing. like this arizona thing, corroborates one of the things they would have said a week ago, i was misleading them in >> seth: i doubt they called it double secret probation when they told him about it rudy probably used that term, and then they just went with it. "this sounds like double secret probation. "whatever you want to call it, rudy." "that's what the queen put prince andrew on not that i know him or i've ever partied with the man oh, wait, there was that one time [ light laughter ] bernie, you were there,

, fox has this incredible relationship with fox sports.b. how do you harness that and make it uniquely sort of rocket fuel for fox bet? >> yeah, that is really key to our strategy and it's interesting. you're seeing a lot of people sort of consolidating around buying up content, and even fox is expanding its content related to betting when you look at acquisitions like outkick, so content is key. obviously brand is key. having the best products and the best offers in the market is key, and we think we're really really well-positioned. liz: media companies need betting and betting companies need media. of course last week, the big news was that espn may allow its brand to be farmed out to some of these betting operations. what's the next step for fox bet in harnessing some of that? >> yeah, look. i think that's a testament to the strategy that we're running here, right? as i said, fox has been in the sports business forever. it's synonymous with the sports that people really care about, and so i think that's, i think you'll see more of that

eastern, right here on fox news.cia. .>> griff, president biden is also dealing with another crisis here at home, after catastrophic hurricane ida came ashore in louisiana last week, carving a path of destruction all the way up to connecticut, on the way out to sea. the president says he'll tour the hardest hit areas in new york and new jersey this week. brian llenas is live in new jersey where a tornado touched down on wednesday. brian. >> reporter: alicia, good afternoon. new jersey's governor, phil murphy, confirmed two more deaths associated with ida, raising the death toll in new jersey to 27. four people are still missing. this is now the second deadliest storm to hit new jersey in a century. second only to super storm sandy which killed 40 people. president biden will be visiting new york city as well as manville, new jersey on tuesday, to survey the extensive damage. in manville, three homes and a business caught fire. we were there on friday as eight feet of water inundated the town. the police chief perform

[laughter] rachel: anyway, you guys have to go to "fox & friends," what is -- go to the "fox & friendswe will have tab alations. rachel: well, we have a lot of news today because there's a story that the biden administration doesn't want you to know about it, in fact, they tried to down drones so so that you wouldn't see it, but that is the footage with the crisis going on at our southern border specifically in del rio. look at that. you would think that you were looking at brazil, maybe a shantytown in, you know, peru, but that is not. that is america. and this is our side of the border. and this is our border patrol completely overwhelmed, unable to keep these people in detention centers because they're just chock full of people, and so now we have these shantytowns being set up. god knows what the sanitation is. you can imagine in texas they're very worried about this, speaking to border patrol agents the worst is yet to come. they're worried about what is behind here, they're worried about coordination with mexico. pete, this is what happens when you take away the mexico policy. pe

all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news in washington.with breaking news, if you're wondering what happened at that rally yesterday supporting people arrested in the january 6th capitol riot, police mobileized with the possibility of another disturbance but a small crowd of a few hundred people showed up and they protested peacefully. no violence, just four arrests. meanwhile, president biden suffered a setback in his fight against covid, an fda advisory panel rejected his plan to offer booster shots to all adults, saying only seniors and those most at risk should get them. and we have new fox polls on the issue. when it comes to teachers, 61% favor mandatory vaccinations. 58% favor a mandate for all government workers. and 56% agree with president biden for businesses with more than 100 workers to mandate vaccines. overall, 55% now approve of president biden's handling of the pandemic, 11 points more than those who disapprove. but in june, his approval margins was 30 points. we'll have more fox polls throughout the hour. and we'll discus

we have fox team coverage.rles watson is in north port, florida, but first to senior correspondent laura ingle, live in wyoming. what do we know so far, laura? >> well, right now, jon, as you mentioned, we are waiting for an fbi press conference to take place. we are in the visitor's center parking lot right now, where this press conference is about to take place, at the grand teton national park. as we've been reporting all day, the search efforts have been going on all weekend to find gabby, and we just -- two hours ago got an alert basically that somebody had been found. we've been working on confirming what that was. we do know that the local coroner's office was called to location. it is our understanding that the coroner has not moved the body yet. they have told us they cannot make anidentification. they can't even tell us the sex of the body as of right now. an investigation at the scene of where they were searching for gabby is being don't. -- is being done. while we wait for the fbi to fill us in on w

eastern here on fox news channel.a rough couple of weeks for the president as they sort to crises here and abroad can the administration get a handle on messaging? we had the analysis next. because it means everything to you. i'm not getting through the pandemic just to end up with the flu. i asked for fluzone high-dose quadrivalent. it's the #1-used flu vaccine for people 65 and older. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent is the only vaccine approved by the fda for superior flu protection in adults 65+. i'm not letting my guard down. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent isn't for people who've had a severe allergic reaction to any flu vaccine or vaccine component, including eggs or egg products. tell your health care professional if you've ever experienced severe muscle weakness after receiving a flu shot. people with weakened immune systems including those receiving therapies that suppress the immune system, may experience lower immune responses. vaccination may not protect everyone. side effects include pain, redness, and/or s

that's all for this hour of fox news live. fox news sunday is up next. i'm mike emanuel. thank you for watching. have an awesome day. chris: i'm chris wallace. new fox polls on president biden's handling of the pandemic, as confusion spreads over the rollout of vaccine boosters. ♪ >> our objective is to be prepared should all of this process move forward. chris: the biden administration saying it's ready to go once federal health officials sign off. >> we will follow that evaluation and their recommendations. chris: we'll ask nih director dr. francis collins whether a third shot is needed and safe. then -- >> the decisions we're about to make can change, literally change the trajectory of our nation. chris: the white house sounding the alarm on raising the nation's debt limit, warning medicaid, food stamps and disaster relief are at stake. >> they're eager to jam through a massive, multi trillion dollar reckless taxing and spending spree. chris: while democrats remain split over a three and-a-half trillion dollar social spending plan. we'll talk with john yormath about th

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eastern time right here on the fox news channel in the "fox report with jon scott" starts right now.ted to speak any moment about this development, which comes as the search is on in florida for gabby petito's boyfriend who has also disappeared. i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report". ♪ ♪ >> jon: our fox news digital team was the first to confirm information about that body, but we want to make clear, it's not been identified. me

"fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >> biden administration's faa tried to shut down our news gathering at the border. >> all of a sudden the last 24 hours we start showing these images and a temporary flight restriction goes up. >> white house decided the last thing they want is fox news actually reporting on what's happening. >> and brian laundrie's sister speaking out for the first time on the disappearance of her brother's girlfriend gabby petino. >> all i want is for her to come home safe and sound and this is a big misunderstanding. >> the president here, specifically the recommendation from the commander on the ground in afghanistan a full withdrawal would be devastating. >> i'm not going to get into more details. >> grand jury has indicted a lawyer whose firm represented hillary clinton's campaign. >> sussmann lied to the fbi. >> alleging possible ties between the trump camp and russia. >> good snap, good hold, kick is good. washington wins it. ♪ ♪ ♪ still believe in the good old fashioned way ♪ steve: the

we have fox team coverage. jackie heinrich is at the white house to tell us what the administration is doing to get the key votes. we begin on capitol hill with where things stand. good evening, chad. >> reporter: good evening, bret. it's democrat against democrat, the left battling centrists. joe manchin calling $3.5 trillion in social spending, quote, fiscal insanity. for days manchin said he was not negotiating a price tag, but a memo that came by fox said manchin has committed to only $1.5 trillion since summertime. manchin said he worries about the nation becoming a welfare state. >> i don't fault any of them who believe they are much more progressive and much more liberal. got bless em. we have to elect more i guess -- elect more liberals. >> reporter: that enflamed the left. protesters heckling manchin at the capitol. >> is this about the deficit? >> bret: liberals now threaten to yank their support in the bipartisan infrastructure bill scheduled for a vote today. >> we reiterated this again to the speak

"fox & friends" starts right now. have great day. ♪ ♪ >> i have great confidence in general milley. >> the white house defending general mark milley as he faces allegations of treason. >> i will give you even odds eventually the white house throws him under the bus. >> gabby petito's boyfriend now a person of interest. >> we are pleading with him at this point. please speak with us. >> brian laundrie has been hiding out here at his parents' house ever since he returned home alone. >> migrant encounters showing no signs of slowing down. >> there were more than 200,000 during august. >> that's about the population of birmingham, alabama crossing our border in one single month. >> the biden administration has been encouraging leaders to mandate vaccines. >> i'm not vaccinated. i had covid. you are not going to tell me about my body, threaten me. >> 3, 2, 1. >> the four person crew blasting off just hours ago. it's the first time no astronauts are on board. ♪ ♪ ainsley: good morning, america. it's september 16th, 2021. th

wisconsin, penn state, noon eastern on fox. be.ription. visit indeed.com/hire rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." one of the biggest movie stars may have a new stunt double. the world was shocked to learn this was not a picture of dwayne "the rock" johnson, it's actually a lt. at the more dan county sheriff's office in alabama. it looks just like him. lieutenant eric fields joins me now. lieutenant, oh my god, it's so shocking to see. you really do look like him. have you been told this forever and how is this now just coming to attention? >> well, i don't know. but at the was always asked of me when someone said looked like the rock. i used to work with u.s. marshals gulf coast task force had a big goatee and i would do interviews and people would say are you the rock and messing so my partner would put phone and call me the rock. i guess that's where it first started. and then, you know, there was some posts in our department. and it just kind of the community would say the guys would pick at me. and i just basically what it

ali rasmus ktvu, fox.p, recalling the recall the new push for reforms on what some are calling california's flawed recall process, plus a new plan to provide financial assistance to san francisco. small businesses that have been targeted by vandals, plus the new housing solution for dozens of people who were formerly homeless in alameda county. calig if the recall was a waste of time and money. state lawmakers said today they plan to work on a proposal to change the recall process. ktvu is rob roth talked with lawmakers today and he joins us now from the newsroom with more on the story, rob julie after tuesday's election, some californians are calling for a recall of the recall that appears unlikely, but there could be some changes ahead to the recall process. one day after governor gavin newsom beat back efforts to recall him to bury a democratic lawmakers say it's time to fix what they say is a broken system. the voters want to see a more democratic process put in place that keeps elected officials accou

evan brown, fox two news. week after hurricane item made landfall as a category four hurricane in louisiana. hundreds of thousands are still without power. most of the power, though, is back on in new orleans and baton rouge, but some of the surrounding parishes are still in the dark, and they may actually remained that way until the end of the month, which is three weeks away. on top of that, a flash flood watch is now in effect in new orleans, which could make rescue efforts even more difficult. fox news. rebecca castor is there tonight with more rebecca. how are people in new orleans doing? frank. fortunately so far this evening we've only seen some light rain and the sun is actually coming out. but the concern is that heavier rainfall tonight could once again it leads to street from flooding. with storm debris, just blocking the drains. and this is after the city had a very busy weekend working towards a recovery. power is back on in the french quarter. the garden district and most of mid city. however, so

and this is a live look at los angeles from our affiliate fox 11. looking at the santa monica pier there. one of the big stories there tonight, former jeopardy champion ken jennings will join -- co-host for the sipped indicated game show for the remainder this year. jeopardy the news comes nearly a month after mike richards stepped down for comments he made on a podcast several years ago. the questions remain. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ my psoriatic arthritis pain? i had enough! it's not getting in my way. joint pain, swelling, tenderness... much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx® works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis look and feel better with cosentyx. cosentyx works fast for results that can last. it treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis, like joint pain and tenderness, back pain, and helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting

we have fox team coverage tonight.had pergram on the hill with the latest on the fight over tax hikes. what that possibly means for your family or your business. but we begin on the north lawn of white house correspondent jacqui heinrich and what jen psaki calls a precarious and important time. precarious, jackie, may be the word. good evening. >> no kidding. good evening, bret, to you. here at the white house, the president and the democratic leaders of both chambers have been huddling there have been talks over the last few days with the warring wings of the party trying to stakeout a middle ground. both sides are putting out statements indicating that they are dug. in but, privately, everyone knows the $3.5 trillion bill is shrinking. >> with his multi-million-dollar spending plan on the brink and legacy on the line. the president canceled his trip to chicago to talk m. vaccine mandates staying in washington to try to bridge the divide within his own party. >> we knew part of this would be potentially coming down in

todd: fox nation host tomi lahren joins us now.notion that it's really the washington elite that want to prop up gavin newsom and want him in there in the first place and not the common folk. >> not just the washington elite. hollywood elite. big tech elite special interest like the almighty's tea party's union all of the elites that were able to weather the pan pandemic and covid tyranny that gavin newsom placed on that state they are all the ones propping up gavin newsom saying they want to keep him in the state because they are the ones that haven't been affected by his disastrous leadership. it's the average people on both the left and the right in california who are saying, you know what? not good for the golden state. 50 largest economy in the world it's about time we start acting like it. carley: the "l.a. times" editorial board came out with a piece defending gavin newsom. they say the many reasons to vote no on recalling governor gavin newsom many people are mad about how the pandemic up ended their lives that's not newsom

fox news. charles watson tells us that authorities say the remains are consistent with the 22 year old woman, but they haven't made a formal identification just yet. on behalf of the fbi personnel and our partners. i would like to extend syrian sincere and heartfelt condolences to gabby's family, the fbi, confirming a body found sunday in wyoming matches the description of missing 22 year old gabby petito. full forensic identification has not been completed. to compare confirm 100% that we found gabby, but her family has been notified. potatoes family last heard from her in late august, she had been on a cross country road trip with her fiance, 23 year old brian laundry. their next destination was grand teton national park. the couple had gotten into a fight just days earlier, with police responding and telling the to stay apart for the night. gabby left the scene in their ford transit van. but it was laundry who would drive that van back to florida without gabby on september. 1st laundry, mean

this is "the fox report"., this is a live look from our fox flight team drone over the international bridge in del rio, texas, the scene there tonight, a far cry from one week ago, when nearly 15,000 mostly haitian migrants were camped under the bridge in squalid conditions. that location now cleared, and the bridge reopened for traffic earlier this afternoon. but sources tell fox news that thousands more migrants may be on the way to our southern border. we have fox team coverage, lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with more on the administration's response. but we begin with jeff paul live along the border in dell rico, texas. -- del rio, texas. good evening, jeff. >> another day, another steady stream of migrants crossing along the u.s. mexico border. we personally witnessed as many three migrant families crossing the rio grande here. when we asked where they are from, they all say the same thing, from venezuela. they come in contact with texas [inaudible] who gives them over to u.s. border patrol f

fox news.aroline shively is in new orleans tonight with the latest new orleans residents in need are now finding a place to charge a phone, get a hot meal and even sit on one of the air conditioned buses that are being used as cooling stations. it's temporary relief on the long road to recovery after hurricane ida. hundreds of thousands of customers in louisiana are still without electricity. after ida tore through the state down to trees and power lines remain across roadways, creating further challenges for you till the company's looking to restore power, neighboring states like mississippi or pitching in to help with recovery efforts. we are coordinating with our partners in louisiana with the american red crawls as to what our. plan should be to house in shelters any louisiana residents that that needed i'd have moved on to the mid atlantic and northeast after decimating the gulf coast in virginia governor ralph northam issued a state of emergency after the system produced heavy rainfall an

fox news.e tells us it was just one of five congressional committee is looking into the chaotic pullout of u. s forces. this administration's bungled pullout from afghanistan just maybe the worst. foreign affairs disaster in american history. lawmakers didn't hold back and they're grilling of antony blinken over the u. s withdrawal from afghanistan, with the secretary of state defending the administration's timeline if 20 years. and hundreds of billions of dollars in support, equipment and training did not suffice. why would another year? another five? another 10 committee hearing was built as covering the two decades the us spent in afghanistan, but many members focused on the end of the war. when u. s officials predicted the afghan government would last month's but kabul fell within hours of the taliban marching into the city. the taliban at the same time, celebrated by raising their flag. over the presidential palace for my friends who presume a clean solution for the withdrawal existed. i w

lauren blanchard, fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. crosswalk it she just started her driving and she drove into me. she hit me. a school crossing guard shares her terrifying experience being hit by a car as an east bay community addresses traffic safety after another crossing guard was struck and killed. good evening to you. i'm andre senior in for frank and i'm julie julie haener. tonight, the lafayette city council is set to hold a special meeting to discuss safety improvements for pedestrians and cyclists. tom vacar joins us live in the newsroom and tom, you talked with a crossing guard who says more needs to be done to protect those working in this dangerous job. yeah, because this is can be really dangerous and has proven to be with more people returning to work and especially more kids going back to classrooms. more attention has to be paid to those most vulnerable, most vulnerable to inattentive, impolite. or impaired drivers. school crossing guard ashley diaz was killed here at lafayette stanley middle school on september 8th

here is fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz.behind for weeks. media warning of possible violence. conservative groups planned to demonstrate on math of the january 6th defendants they say are being mistreated. >> the threat level at the capitol with protective barriers going back up ahead of another pro-trump rally. >> we are on watch for any potential early unrest ahead of this twisted rally tomorrow in support of those who attacked our capitol. >> only a couple hundreds protesters showed up far outnumbered by journalists and law enforcement officers and with just four arrests and no injuries or clashes that left cnn especially all suited up with plenty of air time to fill. >> we have a team of correspondents covering every angle of this. >> but it doesn't seem that the capitol police, the washington, d.c. police and other police that are here need to worry about being outnumbered. you could definitely feel the tension from the police here. >> right now i cannot stress the depth of the white privilege that was on display today

first, the fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in san diego u.s.he names of the five sailors killed when a helicopter crash into the sea off the coast of san diego last week. the fallen service members were identified as: fox 40 in sacramento where evacuation orders like tocco and other lakeside areas have been lifted, tens of thousands of people who fled the wildfire ren home as crews managed to stall the flames from the town. and this is a live look at philadelphia from fox 29. the big story tonight, the labor day parade honors front-line workers and families. the philadelphia council afl-cio organized a parade who have worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic and showing appreciation. outside of the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ get some whipped cream ♪ ♪ on the top too ♪ ♪ two straws, one check, ♪ ♪ girl, i got you ♪ ♪ bougie like natty in the styrofoam ♪ ♪ squeak-squeakin' in the truck bed all the way home ♪ ♪ some alabama-jamma, she my dixieland delight ♪ ♪ ayy, that's how we do, how we do, ♪ ♪ fancy like, oh ♪ we d

brian: madison alworth, from our sister network, fox business , i met a lot of people on fox businessme more. steve: where is she? reporter: of course i'm on a party bus right now, guys. i think, because it's like 7:30 a.m. i'm probably the only person on a party bus in the entire city, but if you give it a couple hours, we're on broadway, this whole street is going to be packed with open air vehicles, just like this one, carrying partyers all over the city and like you mentioned one of the most attract if groups here, that's always jumping on these buses, is your bachelorette party, and that is really big business here in nashville, because the wedding industry, like you mentioned, well, it's absolutely booming. we're expecting 2.5 million weddings next year because of all of the covid shutdowns, that's creating a lot of business in nashville, tennessee the reason that they're coming here you have affordable prices, you're also looking at an accessible location for much of the country, and of course, fun opportunities like this one, we actually spoke to the ceo of this and he told us

ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. san francisco as mayor london breed named state assembly member david chiu, the new city attorney, making him the first asian american in that position. hands down. he is one of the most gracious, hardworking. consensus building structured, relentless. pursuit of justice person i know. good evening. i'm julie julie haener. i'm andre senior in for frank now. today's appointment is the latest ripple stemming from the federal investigation into the city's corruption scandal. assemblyman david shoe is replacing dennis herrera, who served as city attorney for 20 years. just yesterday, the san francisco board of supervisors officially approved herrera's contract as the new general manager of the city's public utilities commission. that is a position that was vacated last november by harlan kelly. after federal prosecutors charged him with wire fraud as part of the corruption probe by the u. s department of justice. they were true now returns to san francisco after representing the city in s

lauren blanchard, fox news.hit with a big fine from the department of justice will tell you what the school did to deserve that. plus they keep kids safe on their way to and from school, but there aren't enough of them to move by one bay area district to get more crossing guards. also the demand for childcare is growing. amid the pandemic has companies bring back more employees? but many centers just can't find the staff. a new home means new projects. with the home depot app, you'll pick it up in no time. pick up new skills. pick up new tools. even pick up them up right from your doorstep. pick up more of what you need, so you can do more of what you love. the home depot app. how doers get more done. hiring and retaining workers and the pandemic has only made things worse. many childcare centers don't have adequate staff. and are unable to operate at full capacity justice so many companies are bringing back more staff, increasing the demand for care. let's bring in jon jones, executive director of a nonprofit c

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amy kellogg fox news.ng to the united states coming up on ktvu channel two news at 6 30. the new vaccination requirements starting on november 1st class. while most kids have returned to the classroom, the chaos of last year has some parents exploring other education options. look at how some san francisco families have found education programs. outside of the district's public schools. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. deadly shooting at the coliseum bart station today. 100 people have now been killed in oakland so far this year. it's also the 10th killing in just the past week. the person was found dead at 10 45 in front of the station. so far, there's b

it is "fox & friends," 7:00. that's the proclaimers "i'm going to walk 500 miles" i remember that song. i can't see that far. pete: i am not making it up i love that song. played it on a loop. put your cd on repeat do that with this song. will: never. rachel: what would you put on repeat? will: what year was this song? rachel: ba? pete: early 90's. will: early 90's i would have put on garth brooks. made a real hard transition from rap music to country music at that time. if you asked me like 88 it would have been music the hearing earlier and then transitioned into garth brooks. it was a hard u-turn. pete: brooks and dunn i went through solid brooks and dunn. will: my stepsister went to see brooks and dunn. they had travis troy smith tritp for them. shout out to knee on moon. rachel: i love that song. will: great song, isn't it? rachel: we got to get to the border down in where you are from. pete: voo we have all been to the border. you have been to the border. i know you have been to the border. rachel: i'm goin

fox is fundamentally different than even a year ago.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 starts with gretchen carlsen suing roger ailes five years ago. >> stephen: is there anything positive

now he is at fox. i'm at fox. we should pay attention to the great things tom puts together.national anthem. it has become somehow controversial, the role of the national anthem in a sporting event. outside of sports what are the other moments where we really come together to chant usa? when do you see the american public gather, 60, 70,000, strong yell usa. rachel: at a trump rally. will: trump rally and sporting events. it is an important venue. it is an important tradition. an important outlet i believe to create unity. rachel: i agree. i think it is so interesting to have this moment, this 20th anniversary allows us to examine as a country where we were and what we're doing and i don't think the american flag was as controversial 20 years ago as it is now. we didn't have two anthems. my husband is boycotting sports because, professional sports because he is sick and tired of this. he is boycotting a lot of other companies too because he just doesn't know how else to express that he wants an america to be america again. i don't know what's happening. pete: what tom rinaldi

first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight.un fox 5 in sanases the names of the five sailors killed when a helicopter crashed into the sea off the coast of san diego last week. if the fallen service numbers were identified as lieutenant bradley foster a focus california, lieutenant paul fridley of annandale virginia, naval air crewmen second class james of salem, virginia, hospital corpsman second class sarah burns of maryland and hospital corpsman third class bailey tucker of st. louis. fox 40 in sacrament to wear a vacuum and orders for south lake tahoe and other lakeside areas have been lifted. tens of thousands of people who fled the wildfire have returned home as crews finally managed to stall the advance of flames just miles from the resort town. and this is a live look at philadelphia from fox 29. the big story there tonight, labor day parade honorsig front-line workers and families. the philadelphia council afl-cio organized the parade to show those who have worked entirely throughout the pandemic some appreciation. that's tonight liv

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as foxes.aroline shively tells us this comes as republicans and democrats remain at odds over how to avoid a government shutdown and a u. s default on payments. on thursday, democratic leaders announced they have reached a deal on a framework to pay for president biden's massive reconciliation bill. the white house wants $3.5 trillion over 10 years for the package that would transform the nation's social and environmental programs, but that number is still in play. it's not about a price tag. it's about. values not dollars. moderate democrats want to shrink the size and scope but progressives worn that would tank their support for a trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill that pays for roads, bridges and broadband making policy is messy, so right in the middle of that. looming over all of this without congressional action, the federal government runs out of money in a week and could default on the nation's debts next month. republicans say they won't help democrats raise the debt ceiling

for fox news channel.se for you. >> president biden ever been to the southern border? >> in his life? >> yes. >> i will have to look back in my history book and check the times. >> just following up on this basic. but important question, you're telling us that dhs chief has most recent numbers how much hari, haitians under the bridge have been sent back and who are in u.s., who else can you ask. >> department of homeland security. >> is someone asking foreign nationals who are walking into del rio, texas for proof of vaccination. >> as individuals, come across the border, and they are both assesses if they have symptoms, intention is for them to be quarantined, they are not intended to stay here a long period of time. >> it say requirement for businesses with 100 people but not a requirement for people at the border. >> correct. >> you killed 10 civil unions including 7 children does the president still think the over the horizon strikes can work. >> absolutely. mark: there is a piece of your life. welcome

jackie heinrich fox news. the latest data from the cdc indicate masking requirements reduce the number of school covid outbreaks. a study in arizona found. covid outbreaks were almost four times more common at public schools without mask mandates on the first day than those that reopened with a mask requirement. a second study found that covid rates among children and teens increased more in counties where public schools had no mask mandates than in those were. schools did require masks. well dozens of self described anti-vaxxers descended on san jose city hall. their rally protested a new city policy that takes effect a week from today requiring all workers be vaccinated. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary's live at city hall with the story, jesse. andre a week from today, all san jose city employees will need to be covid vaccinated, but a growing number of people say inoculation should not be a condition of employment, and they say they're feeling squeezed between earning a livelihood and holding onto the li

fox weather coming in october. be on the lookout for fox weather.olina attorney shot in the head three months after his wife and son were killed. alex murdaugh, the attorney says he was shot on a back road after his car broke down. he was airlifted to a hospital. his attorney says he is conscious and speaking. actually expected to recover. police have not named a suspect but there still have been no arrests in the shooting death of his wife maggie and his son paul. the time of his death paul was awaiting trial for a 2019 boat crash that left one person dead. >>> vice president harris will hit the campaign trail this week for embattled governor gavin newsom. harris' team says she will attend a rally with newsom on wednesday in the bay area just days before the recall election. the rally was scheduled for last month but was canceled after the deadly kabul airport attack. >>> sad news fox's dana perino announces the tragic loss of her dog jasper. perino posted the photo of jasper on instagram, a fast spreading cancer caused him to leave us sooner than

fox two news. this is the fourth. shouldn't comes as oakland grapples with an increase in gun violence recording at least 100 homicides this year. welcome to the four i'm andre, senior in for alexander and i'm heather holmes that injured officer. good news is expected to survive. police say the suspect was also shot and is now in custody. now. this shooting happened this morning, and it triggered a brief chase in the area of telegraph in 21st street. the suspect, then barricaded himself inside a nearby building. our crime reporter henry lee is live now with more on how all of this ended. henry well, heather, that suspect eventually gave up. but not before chaos unfolded with a call of a man with a gun. which led to a shootout in the streets. an early morning gun battle left in oakland police officer and the suspect wounded in the city's uptown neighborhood. we all should be thankful that nobody was fatally injured. it began when police got a call about a man brandishing a gun near 24th and telegraph officers found the

brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news.news at six today, another step closer to entering a major new phase in the effort to protect americans against the coronavirus after a panel of cbc advisors voted to recommend booster doses of the pfizer vaccine. as we operationalize the plan to provide booster doses to americans, we remain committed to continuing our robust efforts to vaccinate as many people as possible. in order to finalize today's recommendation from the cdc advisory panel. the recommendation must be approved by cdc director rochelle walensky. good evening, everyone i'm julie julie haener, and i'm alex savage. and tonight for frank, here's a look at the details on today's announcement. the cdc panel recommended giving pfizer vaccine booster shots to certain people who are at risk of serious illness. due to covid 19. the full agency could finalize this decision as soon as tonight. the panel said people over 65 nursing home residents and those with underlying medical conditions could get those third shots. they did

marianne rafferty fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six.tigators say he fired a gun at a police officer forcing that officer to respond with a shot of his own. this is a life or death situation you know a now we understand as part of the job and we and we understand that part of it. but it's not something that we hope to encounter. tonight we are learning more details about the deadly confrontation hello again everyone i'm julie julie haener and i'm frank somerville all of this happened about two thirty this morning in front of the gilderoy post office. on fourth street and eigel berry street. and that's where we find ktvu andre senior for the latest on the investigation andre. wreckage only within the last ninety minutes or so the last of the crime scene tape came down and less police officers who were guarding the scene packed up and left ending an hours long investigation into the police involved shooting. the began to unfold early this morning. this is not a common occurrence- for any parking area you're right an officer taking the ulti

jackie heinrich fox news.rs in san francisco are preparing to deliver covid-19 vaccines to children under 12 and booster shots to adults who qualify under federal and state guidelines department saying it's working with a network of nearly 100 vaccination sites, including several high volume sites and four school based locations. officials say the they anticipate rather capacity to administer 25,000 vaccine doses per week across these sites to collectively meet demand from eligible children, adults and seeking first time vaccination and third dose boosters for those who qualify. the san francisco health department is standing by its health order, which will prevent warriors forward andrew wiggins from playing in games at the chase center. wiggins was counting on a religious or medical exemption so he would not have to get vaccinated against covid 19, according to the bay area news group. the health department has rejected his exemption request. the city requires proof of vaccination for large indoor events suc

next year nbc, then fox. and the only time i would host is when the show is on abc, because i'm on abc. but they never seem convinced. it's like okay, you're doing good. i had a little gathering of our producers at my house last night to watch the show. did you have fun, guillermo? he didn't have fun because -- >> i didn't watch the emmys. >> jimmy: you didn't watch the emmies? yes, i know. you didn't come to my house either. you rsvp'd that you are coming. and then we see him at the chargers-cowboys game. >> i'm sorry, jimmy. i'm sorry so erin, jan, and molly. but it was worth it. >> jimmy: good. we'll see about that. no one says he's going to come and doesn't show up to more parties, dinners, you name it than guillermo. your cowboys won though? >> yeah. that's right. >> jimmy: well, we didn't. we lost. >> next year. >> jimmy: we're sending you to guam next year. what a show. they opened with rita wilson rapping, and somehow it got even whiter from there. last year, the canadians came in and won it all. this

right here on the fox news channel. also available on fox nation.how got put on the back burner. can't do that. got two dead bodies with a killer walking free. in the last days lawsuits have been hitting murdaugh like bullets. including claims he engaged in a whisper campaign to blame somebody else for driving the boat the day, the night mall lerry beat was killed in that drunk boating accident. this while murdaugh apparently, thanks to a judge, tangy alexander, is walking free, reportedly in an atlanta rehab not even in ankle monitor. once again, he walks scot-free. ainsley: i think we have a clip of your special. let's watch this. >> this area where we are right now, which is murdaugh country, their name is not only revered but feared depending on who you talk to. >> oh that means nothing to me at all. what does matter to me would be all the forensic evidence and what we know so far. >> so far we can connect five dead bodies, five dead bodies to the murdaugh family. ainsley: gosh, nancy, what did they say while you were there? >> everybody has a t

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i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. now to new developments in the cattle door fire burning near south lake tahoe this afternoon, officials downgraded evacuation orders to warnings reporter kristen simoes talked with people making their way back home about the dangers they still face. of relief that we're going home to our safe house. you could feel the joy as john and pam pasco and their dog maui walked across state line nevada heading back to their home in south lake tahoe when i not the texas like yeah, i jumped for joy. you know, and then gladly that my wife and i and molly, we're all safe founded. the following area has been moved to an evacuation warning for all streets within the south lake tahoe city limits. this is the message residents received, explaining they could return home, but they're still in evacuation warning in place. that's because there's still a small threat from the fire as well as poor air quality heavy equipment on the roadways and some of the main access points into the city remain closed. th

this is a fox news alert. breaking overnight, the taliban claiming victory over afghan resistance fighters in the ponchire province. .>> you're watching "fox & friends first." i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele. benjamin hall has more on the breaking news as a top republican says the terror group is preventing planes carrying americans and allies from leaving kabul. >> reporter: there are conflicting reports at the moment, the leaders of the national resistance saying they still hold key parts of the valley, so in their eyes at least the battle is not over. now to the other news, this worrying news that there are americans trying to escape from afghanistan who have been prevented from doing so. congressman mccall saying yesterday that the taliban is holding american citizens and allies hostage for demands by blocking six plane from leaving northern afghanistan. he says those americans are sitting on-board but unable to leave. >> this is really, chris, turning into a hostage situat