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but then president donald trump intervened and restored gallagher's rank. calling his case over the death of the 17 year old prisoner has long been disputed. a fellow sale had originally accused his former boss of the killing before abruptly taking the blame himself. but anti war activists say, responsibility for such incidents goes much higher. well, you would think that their navy would say after this case were over that there is no place in the u. s. navy, for a person like eddie gallagher, who killed a war, who failed a prisoner of war, a minor someone 17 years old, and tortured him. but they didn't say so, and it's actually bigger than the navy. the gallagher quibble is indicative of the moral and political decay within the u. s. empire u. s. national leaders themselves cap. com or won't come to terms with their endless war crimes. since from hiroshima, to me, my lay in viet nam, to the attack on iraq in 2003 to the destruction of the libyan state. they can't come to terms with all of their illegal wars and war crimes and their torture state. so the ga

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gallagher -- ranking member gallagher. i know there is a gap that exists between senior leaders, what they believe is happening under the command, and what junior service members are actually experiencing. all this is not exclusive to any one aspect in the military, that disconnects can be highlighted when we discuss sexual assault and other special victims crimes. we come here each week to discuss modernization efforts and ways to improve readiness, but the most important thing we do is to take care of the service members. i do appreciate the chairwoman holding this hearing today. as a husband, father, and retired law enforcement officer, i believe one instance of sexual assault is far too many. i don't want it lost on us that we have commanders who think the right way and lead courageously to address these issues. i believe it's important that a commander is engaged in all aspects of his or her unit so here she has the entire picture when making informed decisions, which is a key component of being a leader. i relegating

because remember, the united nations pulled out of haiti in 2017 and the gallagher with the latest on that to from little haiti in miami. and the thing a taliban fighters have launched their 1st assault on a provincial capital in northern afghanistan. since the us and natal withdraw began, the taliban says they briefly took control of callian all in bag. these for the 1st time since 2001 of kenneth stands, defense ministry says its forces have killed more than 2000 taliban fighters this week. but as charlotte bellis reports, government troops are still losing territory. the taliban fighters rolling through color, you know, the capital of these province in north western afghan stone, they claimed to have briefly taken control of the town. the 1st provincial capital of attempted to overrun since the us and nato withdrawals again, was my bag diesel governess whose government forces pushed the fighters out of the city. although not before they broke into the regions central prison and rescued these telephone fighters over the sounds of heavy gunfire. beyond governor, had this message for

gallagher. i see the presence of our ranking member with us. mr. rogers, would you like to make some opening remarks? >> yeah. thank you, madam chair. dr. hicks, it is good to have you with us. congratulations on your post. i know you will do a great job. you are a very capable individual. having said that, i look forward to hearing from the department and the independent review department about this new set of recommendations to better address sexual assault in the military. the issue is important and complex. early on, service members are taught the importance of mutual respect for their fellow soldiers. strong leaders setting clear expectations is essential at preventing destructive behavior and sexual assault. but when sexual assault does happen, the result must be timely and thorough and it must be backed by investigations. these are complex cases. it can be long, complicated and extremely difficult for victims. the fort hood commission looked at three years of court marshalls, including 65 trials including sexual assault charges. those cases,

gallagher any final questions or comments? >> i do not. i want to thank everyone for being here and for all of their work this is a very fruitful discussion. thank you. >> thank you. congressman. i just want to say on behalf of all of us how deeply grateful we are for your professionalism, for the deep understanding that you had prior to or as a result of your work that brought a product to this committee that is worthy of our, not just review but implementation on every level. i really believe that. and i look forward to more opportunities to engage with all of you. and i want to thank you again on behalf of the american people and the congress of the united states. we stand adjourned. >> thank you. [ meeting is adjourned ]. [ indiscernible chatter ].

we're going to have another catastrophic wildfire assemblyman james gallagher represents paradise.n burned in the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfire in state history in 2018 gallagher noting the state budget that goes into effect thursday includes about a quarter of the 1 billion dollars news in the democratic leaders had been touting for wildfire prevention he says on monday they finalize the figure at 258 million dollars not enough. >> and we also need to make sure that is continually appropriated. >> every year. i mean, we should have to fight about this. >> earlier this year. the governor did sign off on 536 million dollars in emergency funds to get a head start on some wildfire prevention projects including forest management, home hardening in workforce training in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> coming up on kron 4 news at 5 the san jose mine, mom accused of killing her 7 year-old son in las vegas. now apparently confessing to the crime. here. new details from liam who still final moments. >> plus problems with weekend street closures. how one community

gallagher. i see the presence of our ranking member with us. mr. rogers, would you like to make some opening remarks? >> yeah. thank you, madam chair. dr. hicks, it is good to have you with us. congratulations on your post. i know you will do a great job. you are a very capable individual. having said that, i look forward to hearing from the department and the independent review department about this new set of recommendations to better address sexual assault in the military. the issue is important and complex. early on, service members are taught the importance of mutual respect for their fellow soldiers. strong leaders setting clear expectations is essential at preventing destructive behavior and sexual assault. but when sexual assault does happen, the result must be timely and thorough and it must be backed by investigations. these are complex cases. it can be long, complicated and extremely difficult for victims. the fort hood commission looked at three years of court marshalls, including 65 trials including sexual assault charges. those cases,

thank you so much on the gallagher reporting from washington d. c. to confederate statutes in the u. s. city of charlottesville are being taken down for years after white nationalists rallied against their removal. this one right there of robert e. lee was the center of the 2017 year knight, the right rally, which turned violence. an anti racism protest her died and several others were injured. violent spark, the national debate on racism, which is further inflamed by then president donald trump's claim that there was blame on both sides. protests took place to remove hundreds of confederate statutes right across the united states. seen by many as a reminder of american history of slavery. and racial oppression. the object was only important because of the race of the man who sat upon the horse. his greatest honor was his whiteness. and the treason that he committed in the attempt to preserve the great american tradition of being able to enslaved rape, pillage and murder black people for economic gain. what was growing in the mind? the man who commis

if you are not eating, put the mask back on. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks.ds of people who run for office. one category is big and one is small. the big category is people who just want to get into office. a small category run for office because they believe something and have something to say. you almost never see these people. one man is running for senate in ohio. the second he announced the daily beast and the "washington post" have gone crazy. they hate him. they really hate him. that's how you know he means it. the latest example came on friday. jimmy vance said the childish left lacks a physical commitment to the future of this country. they don't have a stake in it by their own offspring. they went banansa. we wanted to talk to him about what he meant. thanks for coming on. that was a short snippet of a much longer and interesting speech. what were you saying? >> thanks, tucker. jdvance.com if you can throw us a couple of bucks. we are run in this country via the democrats or the corporate oligarchs by child less cat lady whose want to make the rest

that's bringing andy gallagher in washington for his and he has covered haiti extensively. andy, hey, t requesting foreign military assistance. us troops, un peacekeepers. washington says it's highly unlikely. what about the united nations? well, i, i don't think it's likely that either of these bodies will respond at the moment because my 1st response. so who is making this request that doesn't appear to be anyone in charge in haiti right now. there at least 3 different names of 3 senior politicians, all claiming to be the new president or at least a new felon president. until there are some elections going on, so it doesn't surprise me that neither the us nor the un is likely to respond at this point in time. remember the united nations, a troops that were brought in that left in 2017, they weren't particularly popular while they were there. but meanwhile, on the streets of puerto prince on, i'm being told that not only all people gathering outside the u. s embassy to try and flee the country, but they're also buying provisions because at the moment, there are all sorts o

we're going to have another catastrophic wildfire assemblyman james gallagher represents paradise. the town burned in the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfire in state history in 2018 gallagher noting the state budget that goes into effect thursday includes about a quarter of the 1 billion dollars newsome and democratic leaders had been touting for wildfire prevention he says on monday they finalize the figure at 258 million dollars not enough. >> and we also need to make sure that is continually appropriated every year. i mean, we should have to fight about this in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news and continuing our coverage part of that money is heading to sonoma county 37 million dollars to be exact. the grant requires a local match of 25% or approximately 13 million dollars. >> sonoma county plans to mask that by using pg any settlement funds from 2017 through 2000, 20 fires burned more than 300,000 acres in sonoma county and destroyed nearly 7,000 structures. 24 people were killed. >> despite fewer 4th of july holiday gatherings last year in 2020 during the pan

and gallagher reporting from miami to day to take us through them credibly somber occasion, obviously for any head of state, but under the circumstances of an assassination. yeah, i think many people in haiti thought this might be a moment of unity amendment. the nation might come together in some way over the services for its late president. that really isn't the case. even before the services began in k patient protested took to the street. there is deep suspicion of people from puerto prince people who and k patient they see the ruling class because people then know for instance, that non of my lease is personal security guards were injured in a fascination on july the 7th. so instead of bringing the nation together, it seems to be causing even more division. of course, there are dignitaries from across the americas, attending the funeral services, including a large contingent from the united states. you can only imagine they are talking what is left of the ruling party about getting those free and fair elections up and running, but many haitian. think the voting right now won't so

thank you for the time being and gallagher reporting from miami. let's i'll bring in our diplomatic out james base joining us from the united nations. whereas we're saying the security council is withholding a closed door session on hasty james, what can we, can you tell us while that session is just got underway, actually, they were having an open session on west africa, which is just concluded in the last couple of minutes and now of the cameras have been switched off all the observers being told to leave the room and they're having what's called a private meeting. now, with regard to the situation in haiti, the security council are going to be briefed by the un, special representative in haiti, helen lime. she heads a mission that has about a 1000 sa, still in haiti. clearly, there will be hoping that she can give them the accurate information about what she knows of the assassination and the prospects for haiti off to this and her concerns for haiti and the security in haiti. i'm told by one ambassador, they clearly just want to get to the fact

thank you so much and gallagher for that update for miami. me south korea plans to raise covered 19 restrictions to the highest level and the capital on monday. and that's because it's facing what appears to be, it's worse, waive the measures also apply to some neighboring regions of sol. school down bars will be closed and restaurants will only be allowed. limited seating. one leading health official as warning numbers could double by the end of this month. the delta variance is being blamed for the surge with reported cases of the strain tripling and just one week. tougher restrictions are also going into effect and thailand's capital and at least 9 provinces, bank hawk has struggled to contain a surgeon cove in 1900 cases in the past month. the new measures will limit people's movements including traveling between regions. infections are also going up in indonesia which set a new daily record. many hospitals are at full capacity, are ready, and patients are being turned away. people are now scrambling to find oxygen to care for their relat

and now said to be in a secure location, and he thank you very much for that andy gallagher with the latest from miami and fill a head on al jazeera battling to contain the spike in corporate 19 infection. south korea rates has restrictions in the capital with highest level and the future of cinema will be at the cannes film festival to meet the youngsters, helping to make an impact on the big screen. ah . now the potential for flooding in japan is still there because the ground is so wet and this certainly clad evidencing what is still the seasonal rain. but i think it will be it in a week or next day or so. there are orange tops, which is where it's at it's heavy on there. where at the far west of japan, the fall line back is into china. and this is where we've seen flash flooding recently, and i think we might see more again as that drift slowly eastward. and also as though that leaves everything south of the yangtze, relatively dry fatty shumate, but mostly dry the hong kong. not entirely in that picture, daddy, thunderstorms and they become very active for the sas. and that's th

that's got the latest now with andy gallagher who joined his life from miami and the new details emerging about shipping. on wes's fascination the plot literally thickens the haitian authority saying at 28 people at least were responsible for this. the fascination of your party say at least 2 dozen of them, what columbia nationals to the americans of haitian descent. now there are some reports coming out that claim. these men actually flew into the dominican republic maybe 3 months ago to prepare for this alleged assassination gathering weapons and phones and then crossed over into the border. but yesterday i was reporting on some of the videos i've been seeing on social media that couldn't be verified. but now that i see the pictures of the suspected assassins, it looks like they were the same men. they were being captured by normal haitians and paraded around the street. some of them were bloody and battered, but they were turned over to the police. so outside the police station, there were scenes of anger yesterday, but we're really no close to finding out what the motive is behind thi

andy gallagher live there in washington. pretty morehead on this news hour, including legal documents in thailand, injects, got, was about china's vaccine, and it's the activeness against you, colby 19 various. i'm charlie angela. sorry. one of you played largest feed producers is running into trouble with distribution. one of thousands of businesses affected by chronic shortage of truck drivers and to be 2 weeks away. but not everyone in tokyo is excited about it. people have a detail in the world wealthiest nations, as sounding the alarm about the spread of the highly contagious covey. 19 delta variant g 20 finance leaders are meeting in italy to discuss the risk to global recovery cases of rising. in $69.00 countries, the international monetary fund has warned that unequal vaccine access is a threat to recovery f, as the european union says, it has delivery enough vaccines to members face to immunize 70 percent of adults by the blogs. leaders says the fight is not over. our vaccination campaign has accelerated tremendousl

let's speak to andy gallagher now who joins us live now from little haiti in miami. it does seem that obviously people certainly around the haiti and probably within it too worried about what might happen next, the instability. so what do we know about the situation on the ground? well when i speak to my contacts and porter print, say say it's pretty quiet. the people are kind of hunkering down in the homes listening to the radio and really bracing themselves was my next? remember, this is a very young democracy. only about 35 years old. job now, maurice has been accused of trying to solidify his powers staying in office long after he should have left according to his critics. but this political vacuum right now is potentially very dangerous for the nation of haiti. let's see how the last 2 hours have unfolded the the home of the haitian president job. now luis is now sealed off the scene. fascination that shocked the international community. the nation's deputy prime minister says, armed men speaking english and spanish storm the house in the early hours of wednesda

gallagher, is recognized for seven minutes. >> thank you. online harassment is mentioned throughout your report, and miss robot that will, i appreciate very much your comments about the importance and sailiens of prevention in this space but i'd be curious with prevention in mind and online harassment in mind what, preventive tools work well in that space, and what do you think commanders and leaders are missing about online harassment? >> i'm going to turn first to kai hunter because this is her area of expertise and then turn to mr. johnson. >> thank you. as you noted, online harris cement a huge problem, and one of the biggest findings from the commission, and it's something that you are all well aware of from your oversight hearings as well, that there's a huge gulf between what the most senior leaders in our military know and have experienced in the online community and what our junior, especially enlisteder is verse members know in the online community primarily with the idea of just being digital natives to our junior enlisted service

gallagher, is recognized for seven minutes. >> thank you. online harassment is mentioned throughout your report, and miss robot that will, i appreciate very much your comments about the importance and sailiens of prevention in this space but i'd be curious with prevention in mind and online harassment in mind what, preventive tools work well in that space, and what do you think commanders and leaders are missing about online harassment? >> i'm going to turn first to kai hunter because this is her area of expertise and then turn to mr. johnson. >> thank you. as you noted, online harris cement a huge problem, and one of the biggest findings from the commission, and it's something that you are all well aware of from your oversight hearings as well, that there's a huge gulf between what the most senior leaders in our military know and have experienced in the online community and what our junior, especially enlisteder is verse members know in the online community primarily with the idea of just being digital natives to our junior enlisted service

mike. >> mike: trace gallagher, thanks.are keeping a close sign this dramatic showdown with members of the texas legislature and we will discuss it in greater detail with the political panel. stay tuned for that. crime is continuing to be a major problem for big cities. at least 40 victims of gun violence in chicago alone. one of the victims, a rapper known as kts dre. officials that he was ambushed after being released from jail. alex hogan has the latest on that incident and violence around the country. >> tragic cases of violent crime over the weekend leading lawmakers to take action. four tina teenagers shot. a 13-year-old boy gunned down in the bronx. a bloody weekend in boston where ten people were shot. meanwhile in the same time period in chicago, gunfire and wounded at least 44 people, 11 of them died. a local rapper shot 64 times saturday night after being released from the cook county jail. it follows a fourth of july weekend which saw more than 100 victims of gun violence. critics calling out mayor lori lightfoo

there have been major developing's and the effort to end that agreement.la fox's trace gallagher hasas a judge will now allow britney spears to hire her own attorney. the singer appeared at the hearing by cell phone, filling the court with the sounds of anger, tears, even some foul language. spears told the judge she wants to get rid of her dad as her conservator and then charge him with conservatee abuse. she broke down in tears saying her dad is ruining her life and that she suffers abandonment issues, quoting here. "i was always extremely scared of my dad and worried he was going to show up drunk somewhere." she then talked about things she's not allowed to do like drive and take vitamins, saying "that's not abuse, but that's effing cruelty." her dad's lawyer says many of britney's characterizations and memories are incorrect because she has the lack of recollection, information, and understanding. spears said she is confident about the future and is apparently awaiting a marriage proposal from her boyfriend. here or not, if there is breaking news, tucker, i will be happy to jump

dianne gallagher is in austin this morning.stage that walkout six weeks and and do they intend doing the same this time and he said all options are on the table. what are you hearing? are you expecting a walkout? could they do that again. >> reporter: they could do that again. i don't know if that is something that we'll see today and i don't think if democrats know at this point because they haven't been kept abreast of what is going on. there is a lot of information that just sort of came out in the past 24 hours including the agenda itself. the governor didn't set it until roughly 24 hours before the session was set to begin. so they've been working behind the scenes and talking to demo democrats, they're coming back to austin ready to fight and when the house dropped that bill last night, i saw an energy when i was speaking to some of the them to keep that fight going. now to talk about that bill, there were a lot of similarities to the one from the regular session that got killed, sb-7, by the democrats walking out thus de

talker. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks so much.ca tomorrow and possibly the day after, assuming it continues. the links between this country and south africa are deep and profound, particularly politically, our ruling class did a lot to empower the current government of south africa and there may be lessons for the world and what's happening there. one is one chaos strikes, you're on your own. our new documentary series, tucker carlson originals, the new episode takes a look at how americans have survived periods of anarchy. it's fascinating, a fascinating piece of film, you can watch it on foxnation.com right now. we've been wondering for a while how voter identification is racist. all the polls show that americans of all colors think you ought to be required to show i.d., prove you are you, when you vote. if molly harris said many times it's racist and on friday she actually spelled out how it is. watch. >> is agreeing to voter i.d. one of those compromises? >> i don't think we should underestimate what that could mean. because i

trace gallagher digging into the details which i am very interested to hear.g, trace. >> until recently, state and federal welfare programs had strict guidelines on how money could be spent, limited benefits for food, housing, and medicine, but guaranteed income, there are no rules, the money can be spen, today, california lawmakers unanimously approved the first state-funded guaranteed income plan. these are monthly cash payments that range from $500 to $1,000, given to pregnant women who qualify and young adults who recently left foster care. keep in mind, in california, the first round of funding, $35 million, is taxpayer money. we mentioned california lawmakers voted unanimously in f guaranteed funding, but that does not mean all state legislators support it. g.o.p. assemblyman vince fong, who abstained from the vote, said this, watch. >> we should be pushing policies that encourage the value of work, guaranteed income doesn't provide the job training and skills needed for upward mobility. without that assurance, i cannot support this bill today. >> but g.

trace gallagher, thank you.dates and shutdowns make a comeback, many colleges are forcing students, kids to get the vaccine. even kids who have recovered from covid, and there are millions of them, and have antibodies. it is not science. the question is, is a legal? one top law-enforcement official doesn't think it is legal and is taking a major step to end this in his state. he joined us next. ♪ ♪ severe nausea. so bad you think you might just - vomit. if these statements describe you, and you've been diagnosed with gastroparesis, you might qualify for a clinical study that tests a new study medication for nausea and the symptoms of gastroparesis. qualified participants will receive study related care and study medication at no charge. please visit gp vandastudy.com, that is g-p-v-a-n-d-a-s-t-u-d-y.com. or call (833) 933-9332 to see if you qualify. sponsored by vanda pharmaceuticals. >> tucker: in this country, in any free country, politicians are not supposed to be allowed to decide what you can see, hear, or

so the gallagher case is a microcosm of this. he watching i t that bring show today with all the nice for this out, we're back again in about 30 minutes. the well, what we've been reporting on for a few years, money printing leads to inflation. this is about becoming a big problem for central banks around the world. only one central bank on the world is actually taking it on board and proactively dealing with the issue. we'll get to that mom. and this is your media reflection of reality. the in the world transformed what will make you feel safer type relation or community? are you going the right way or are you being somewhere which direction? what is true, what is in a world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. i when the sa, crossing for this area and the desert is where the most pathologies happen. and it's different reasons the heat or the cold, like it's very cold at night and they hung up the day. nobody can carry enough water to survive. and that's to me. so easy to connect bec

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. general jack keane is here as president biden addressed the fallout from his decision to end america's longest war. >> trace: after 20 years, the taliban is closing in and threatening a civil war. a human rights group as the taliban forces men, women and children to escape their home, they're looting and then torching their belongings. the taliban claiming there's hundreds of weapons seized from the afghans. here's the president moments ago. >> how many more, how many thousands more americans, daughters and sons are you willing to risk? how long would you have them stay? already we have members of our military whose parents fought in afghanistan 20 years ago. would you send their children and their grandchildren as well? would you send your own son or daughter? i will not send another generation of americans to war in afghanistan with no reasonable expectation of achieving a different outcome. >> trace: general jack keane was at the pentagon on 9-11. he's the former vice chief of staf

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum, this is "the story." president biden in crystal lake, illinois, an hour outside of chicago the same day an officer and two atf agents are attacked with one local report saying it was an ambush. the president meeting with mayor lori lightfoot as the city reels from a violent deadly july fourth weekend. among the innocent caught in the cross fire, chris carbahal. his family said he was shot grabbing something from his shot friday night. he was six days shy of his 20th birthday. one month old terry anna smith. her uncle says she's doing much better and breathing on her own after being shot in the head by a stray bullet last week. another horrific story here. university of chicago students max lewis, just 20 years old, hit by a stray bullet while sitting on the train on his way home from a college internship. he was taken off of life support sunday. mike tobin has more on today's shooting as the crime surge continues. mike? >> and trace, president biden is here at mchenry county community college in crystal l

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. right now on "the story," a major moment to mark the post covid era. the cdc issuing a new batch of guidance encourage ago full return to the classroom this fall and giving a green light to students vaccinated to ditch the masks. dr. marty makary and former teamer leo terrell are here on that. the white house is breaking response to this question moments ago. watch. >> i'm wondering what are the president's thoughts on anti-racism curriculum in the classroom. >> that's where we find correspondent mark meredith. he's live at the white house. mark? >> trace, good afternoon. hard to believe but in a matter of weeks so many students will be heading back to school. now the cdc has new guidelines out that will certainly be good news for a lot of parents that say they're ready to see the classrooms reopen, even if many of these students will be ineligible for the vaccine at this point. now, the cdc says the latest guidelines is that in-person learning should be a priority and masks should be

trace gallagher, thanks so much for that. if you have concerns that the u.s.el agencies that are vast and very powerful can listen to anything they want to include in private communications are out of control and operating in effect as their own countries, you will be reassured by people within washington washington that actually the constitution gives them oversight in the form of the congress, the congress oversees the intel agencies and they do it through a committee in the house and a committee in the senate, the intelligence communities. take a close look at who sits on those committees. in the house, the house intelligence committee has a man called eric swalwell, a member of congress who we know has had sex with a chinese spy, and yet he remains on the intel community. does that shake your faith a little bit? it turns out according to new reporting from breitbart news that there is a classified report that describes in some detail, apparently, eric swalwell's relationship with that chinese spy but it remains classified, the biden administration will rev

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum, this is "the story." d.c. police announced an arrest of the shooting death of this little girl. naya courtney shot dead while riding her scooter on the street. mark hargrave has been charged with murder. the suspect is no stranger to the criminal justice system and very possible that he was targeting naya's family, her father and several others that were indicted in a drug investigation. their criminal activity is to blame for the little girl's death. >> the individuals in that area, the individuals that were out there day in and day out that the community has been complaining about, they bear in part responsibility for this 6-year-old that we lost in our community. >> just minutes after d.c. police made that announcement, they alerted the public of another shooting in that area. here now greg pemberton from the d.c. police union. another tragic story out of d.c. thanks for joining us. we reported the police chief says 215 police officers have left the department since last october. d.c. is not alone. i want t

i'm trace gallagher.ank you very much. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪. >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce. and tonight, the destructive democrat agenda is fail in every corner of the country, failing on the facts, failing on the results and, most of all, failing us, the american people. the biden administration and its pals are desperate to jam th

we're going to have another catastrophic wildfire assemblyman james gallagher represents paradise. the town that burned in the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfire in state history in 2018 gallagher noting the state budget that goes into effect thursday includes about a quarter of the 1 billion dollars newsome and democratic leaders had been touting for wildfire prevention. >> he says on monday they finalize the figure at 258 million dollars. not enough. >> and we also need to make sure that is continually appropriated every year. i mean, we should have to fight about this in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> fema, meanwhile, is sending 37 million dollars to sonoma county to help limit the wildfire risks. there. president biden making that announcement today. the money is part of a 1 billion dollar grant from the biden administration as part of that program local agencies must match. 25 1% of the funds for sonoma county that comes to about 13 million dollars. county leaders say they plan to use money from the recent pg. any settlements to match from 2017 through

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. right now on "the story," the war against covid-19 has changed. late today the cdc providing the why for its mass reversal after the release of internal documents suggesting the delta variant can spread as easily as chicken pox and cause more severe infection than previous strains. in a moment, dr. brett giroir says if you're not vaccinated, it is only a matter of time before you catch the highly contagious strain. first to steve harrigan in atlanta, the home of the cdc. steve? >> trace, the cdc as expected today releasing data backing up their policy. the two main policy changes they're making is that they suggest that fully vaccinated people wear masks under some circumstances in areas where there's a heavy rate of covid and making the point that fully vaccinated people can transmit the virus, especially this delta variant. this comes a day after "washington post" obtained internal cdc documents, bomb shells in there, saying the battle against the delta variant was a different war t

delia gallagher live in rome outside of the hospital.hanks all of you for joining us this today. we hope you find a good way to enjoy this holiday weekend. hope the weather is nice where you are. i'm jim sciutto. "at this hour" with boris sanchez sitting in today, starts right now. >>> hello. i'm boris sanchez in for kate bolduan. here is what we're watching at this hour. the search resumes, a renewed effort at the site of a florida condo collapse after the rest of the building was demolished overnight. more than 120 people still missing. >>> plus taking aim at florida. tropical storm watches an warnings for most of the state's west coast. we'll tell you where the forecast has it tracking. >>> and patriotic duty. president biden calling on americans to get vaccinated as health officials grow more worried about the delta variant and the unvaccinated. >>> welcome to a special holiday edition of "at this hour." we begin with this search for victims at the site of the deadly condo collapse in surfside, florida. overnight crews demolished wha

delia gallagher has the details now from rome. >> reporter: good news for pope francis.yesterday took about three hours. it involved removing a portion of the lower left colon. the pope was suffering from diverticulitis. it's a condition common in elderly people. the pope is 84 years old. the surgery required general anesthesia. so good news that the pope is alert and responding. on tuesday, the prognosis for pope francis is at least seven days in the hospital behind me. if you can see behind my shoulder, those top five windows with the shades pulled down, those are the pope's rooms at this hospital, which has been treating popes for decades. john paul ii spent a lot of time in those rooms. francis will be there for at least the next seven days. delia gallagher, cnn, rome. >> and we wish him a speedy recovery. >>> a graphic warning from the cdc is making a splash on social media. it's going all the way to number one by being all about number two. cnn's jeanne moos explains. >> reporter: it's something even a whistle-twirling lifeguard can't guard against and no amount of

cnn's diane gallagher joins us from outside the hotel where they are staying. need a minimum of lawmakers present to pass legislation. it will officially break in a couple of hours when the texas statehouse reconvenes. i mean, how long can they do this, and what's the texas governor going to do about it? >> reporter: well, look, the texas governor can't do anything while they're here. that was the whole point of leaving the state, because he does have power over these lawmakers if they remained in texas. and so that was kind of the point on getting on those private planes, flying out, and d.c. was very intentional. in a few moments you're probably going to see some of these lawmakers leave their hotel behind me, they're going to get on buses and go to capitol hill. they'll hold a press conference there. what they are hoping to do is meet with democratic lawmakers about passing federal voting rights legislation. how long can they do this? well, look, the idea is to stay out for the remainder of this 30-day session. but the governor has vowed to make this hard fo

. >> cnn's diane gallagher is in austin, texas. so, diane, what's different about this bill than the bill that democrats stopped during the regular session? >> reporter: so there are a lot of similarities, but at the core of things, victor, they're starting all over again. at this point today there were two different bills that were introduced. one in the house, one in the senate, and they've got to start from scratch going through committee meetings, voting them out of each chamber into the other and going through the whole process again. the content is pretty similar to that bill, sb7, that the democrats killed by walking off the floor and denying quorum back at the end of the regular session. if you take it house bill, for example, we're talking about banning 24-hour drive-thru voting, adding new crime to the process. for example, making it a felony to send out an unsolicited ballot application and makes more voter i.d. necessities for voting by mail. there's some key differences, though, from both of the bills that were introdu

a stand off over his term limits, a sealed protests in the capital, put a prince, and he gallagher has the latest from miami. well, it seems like an gang guarantee.

delia gallagher in rome. great to see you. >>> take a look at this.ll at once. and hours early, of course. not nighttime yet. more of this explosion next. >>> first, ahead of our special fourth of july special tonight, here's a message from our military making days like today possible. >> happy fourth of july! >> happy fourth of july! >> happy fourth of july! >> happy fourth of july! >> happy independence day from our family to yours. god bless america. ♪welcome back to that same old place♪ ♪that you laughed about♪ ♪well, the names have all changed♪ ♪since you hung around♪ welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia - td. and it can seem like that's all people see. some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully understood, ingrezza is thought to reduce that signaling. ingrezza is a prescription medicine used to treat adults

oh, he got involved with his local gallagher lived a couple miles from here. just got to there one year anniversary and he was going to make supper for all of us. oh. ready ready ready ready on. ready ready ready the me i read years where my son lost his life right here or is getting tabitha in a car together. oh, i don't know exactly what happened for sure. you know, he's got broad sighted by a train on 5060 miles an hour. i don't know if they were moving around or something and you know, their teenage kids exactly what happened but it was terrific or. ready are we just kind of relied on him up for a lot. so wasn't just losing my son like loosen calf my farming operation. i don't know. use it. 3 time. i shut down. i didn't work for 6 months. andrew and i went to grief counseling. just it was because of andrew that i found back i my company's gotta take care of this kid. oh yeah. oh i was in small town, people know each other and pretty close knit community. i would say there's not a lot of crime. you know, that was a lot of the cell, you know, to mom and dad