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alexandria hoff fox news.cano eruption in the spanish island of parma is intensifying tonight. and you're looking at it. their spanish authorities say the eruption has been. at its most powerful over the last 24 hours. the eruption started a week ago, and so far almost 6000 people have been told to leave their homes. gas and ash continue to fill the air, creating unhealthy conditions. flights to the island have been suspended because of that ash in the air. some 400 homes and buildings have been destroyed, but so far no major injuries have been reported. we don't see the situation getting any better as we do not see the end where things will be improving that warning from businesses selling the items you want each trouble for shoppers, this coming holiday shopping season coming up. what will likely be harder than usual to find what you need. and we've got even cooler temperatures expected as we get into tomorrow and we start the week with a chance of rain. i'll have details coming up in your extended forecast,

people are moving in to red states now as taxes are more and more hoff a concern. inflation. 70% of americans are feeling impacts of inflation at the grocery stores, energy bills. now paying more taxes? you know, you're also going to see companies are going to be taxed at higher rates so they'll be moving. it's interesting to see how this plays out in the coming months. it's not looking very good for the democrats even if they get it passed. >> neil: yeah. they're pushing the notion this is just on the wealthy, the cost of it, they're going to pay it. as we find out, there's a trickle down that goes the other way. lee carter, thanks very much. here's some startling news and an alert for you. pfizer is very happy to a next come next weeks, booster shots are available. pfizer makes the booster shots. so put that aside. a lot of doctors close toast the medical community talking to the president are concerned he's pushing this too soon and too fast. you don't need it. what's the rush? what's the deal? after this. as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see on

alexandria hoff fox news.qatar airways flight has taken more americans out of afghanistan, according to washington's peace envoy. friday's flight was the third such airlift by the mideast carrier since the taliban takeover and the frantic us troop pullout from that country. the development came amid rising concerns over the future of afghanistan under taliban rule, and many who live in afghanistan say they worry the longtime poverty in that country will get even worse. now that the taliban are in control. police there say they're trying to save what little money and resources they have in case the economy there gets even worse. more tonight from fox news trading in kabul. around half of afghanistan's population lives below the poverty line with no western recognized government and the taliban in control. the afghan people are at real risk for further economic hardship. salama hamad. people are extremely worried about what comes next for the country of afghanistan. so this is a familiar scene across the capital

fox news alexandria hoff tells us the alleged plot came to light when a parent found it disturbing texton her child's phone. natural born killers is how these teams describe themselves. in fact, it was the title of the group text message thread that apparent found and took two police foiling a plot to replicate the columbine massacre. 2 15 year olds elissa kuchar ski and xavier lewis have been charged as adults to more as juveniles for their roles and conspiracy to carry out a mass casualty attack on done more high school. investigators say their target date was columbines 25th anniversary when two students shooters kilher in colorado. now this pennsylvania community is horrified. and i was like, no, this can't be real this is it's terrible for 15 year olds to be planning to actually murdered people. it's just beyond belief, according to our fox affiliate, w o l f the group plan to shoot up the school and specifically target three faculty members. a search of kuchar skis home uncovered a stockpile of homemade explosives. plans for making pipe bombs. a list of guns and ammo needed and wr

follow the saying that that means the cop killed a potentially going to be hogged, literally slashed by hoff. that also has implications for food and security as well as i believe, your biggest export t, which accounts for what $1250000000.00 a year. 10 percent of sri lanka export income. i'm going to stick a browser. you stand by that decision. yes. very much saw is he whatever speculation there has been, we have seen that there has been no shortage at all. in fact, the production has been up. so i think there is speculation that this will happen or that will happen. but at the end of the day, we have seen in every single instance that every month, the productions are not, the prices have been good ideas been generated, the revenues that burden. so i think, yes, but that policy changes as well as certain decisions taken by governments that can be some adjustment that is needed. but at the same time, we got to understand that even though there may be resistance such changes that if the right policies are taken and then the necessary assistance is also provided. and the government is prepared

she's been linked to the murder sizes of prisoners at the shoot hoff concentration camp in poland. she's the 1st woman to face trial and decades for crimes connected to the holocaust fierce nor worked at the camp for 2 years until the end of the 2nd world war. dominic cane has been following the story in berlin. the defendant involved here had asked the juvenile court, which is the court that she, that she will now face trial. and she asked to be taught to be tried in absent here . other words that she didn't have to be there, that her defense council would be there for her. and the court said, no, that can't be done. you've got to come to court. she didn't, therefore, a warrant was put out for her arrest. and then she was apprehended, interesting that it took the german forces of law and order as it were. the authorities just a few hours to operate hand her today, when they knew about her existence about her testimony in previous trials for the best part of 67 years. this defendant has appeared in 2 different trials relating to different individuals who she would have interacted w

alexandria hoff joining us from washington. thank you.it's a multi-faceted spacex mission a world's first carrying an all civilian crew. and they're doing this for st. jude's and what space tourism might look like. and the university of buffalo, distinguished professor of aerospace engineering, thank you for speaking with us, john. i want your expertise. what makes this flight historic? >> well, thanks for having me on. it's historic because it is an all civilian crew, the first time ever. think where we were 50 years ago and to go from that to an all civilian crew, it's an amazing result today. i'm looking forward to the splashdown. jacqui: we've had a few weeks, really, or months, i think, of some ground breaking launches. what is most interesting to you about what we've seen develop with our space travel capabilities over the course of this summer and what that says about the future for space travel? >> sure, well, first of all, astronauts train for years to go to space and this current crew trained for about seven months, it sounds li

alexandria hoff joins us live from washington with latest on this going story. alexandra good morning. >> questions about how the my graduates could be detained and sent home and now most of them were not at least 12,000 have been relesioned into the u.s. here's our chris wallace pressing homeland secretary mayor. >> approximately i think it is about 10,000 or so 12,000 have been released. >> yes. >> are we talking about a total of 12,000 or could it be even higher? >> it could be even higher. now remember this plot of land under a bridge in del rio at one team a town for haitian migrants when it was cleaned up administration struggled to publicly clarify where all of the people went and issue now is the next point of entry. >> not only are we seeing caravan in southern mexico building up 20,000 but recent report of another haitian caravan in south america coming into panama so as long as the policies are still on the books gong to continue to see waves. speaking on policy the major distraction to the crisis has been an investigation into the defense methods use

but then the other piece, when senator in-hoff said we have no counterterrorism on the ground, m illey said it was a statistical success but a failure. it's hard to spin leaving all of our interpreters and americans behind as a logistical success. who are the people they got out? not the people they were supposed to help. >> jesse: right. milley we learn suicide a huge leaker, dan. he is talking to everybody in the media, all of these authors. here's senator marsha blackburn asking what the general has been doing this whole time instead of planning the afghanistan withdraw. he's been talking to about a half dozen reporters. listen. >> general mille yshg, yes or no to this, did you talk to costa or wood ward about their book. >> wood ward, yes, costa, no. >> did you talk to michael bender for his book, "is frankly we did win this election, the inside story of how trump lost. >> yes. >> and were you accurately represented in these books? >> i haven't read any of the books. so i don't think. >> jesse: buying that, dan? >> dan: i mean, really? you didn't read the book. so he spent all of t

officials say the storm killed at least 45 people from maryland to new york, more than hoff of thoseare still going on tonight. >>> president biden will visit louisiana tomorrow to survey the damage hundreds of thousands of people are still without power. >>> dr. fauci says the variant known as mu is not an immediate threat to the united states, but he says the feds are keeping a close on it. >>> now you know the news of this thursday, september 2nd, 2021 i'm kelly evans in for shepard smith. follow us on instagram and twitter, and listetohe nn tews podcast on your favorite podcast platform "shark tank" is next energy is everywhere... even in a little seedling. which, when turned into fuel, can help power a plane. at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future. [engines revving] ♪ ♪ return to rugged. the all-new ruggedly redesigned 2022 nissan pathfinder. as someone who resembles someone else... i

also with us today is ben west hoff, an award oning investigative journalist, his book bit culture, drugs and poverty are taught around the world, like jesse, ben also testifies before government body friday in this case on the national level. his latest work, fentanyl inc. is a near nextbook look at how send send send that's tick drugs killing children. >>> we have tales from across the done rim no north dakota to st. louis to the streetses los angeles include think where ben is today. he describes an out of control drug industry where it's far too easy to flip a molecule or two making annealing legal substance legal and let can its slip pass regulators into the arms of often unsuspecting youth. his book is filled with names of drug makers, drug dealingers and the real life victims of a world gone mad. we even go beyond the scenes into a fentanyl plant in of all places, wuhan, china if the final chapters of both books brick bring the author together and we're going to talk about. that ben, sticking with you, your book is not an easy read. when you wrote this book, hell -- telling us why

the questioners today, thoughts from leon panetta, who was barack obama's defense secretary, chief hoffnder bill clinton who said that already for this administration it's quickly become their bay of pigs. take a look. >> we don't have that. their bay of pigs. leon panetta says this will lead to a series of tests from others to see the administration's resolve, whether the timing of north korea missile strikes, cruise missile tests and china chomping at the bit. what do you make of that? >> might be a good analogy. it's about competence, isn't it and commitment to our allies. this was a disastrous withdrawal. there's no other way to put it. the evacuation was rushed, chaotic. resulted in us not only getting americans out entirely and a lot of green card holders and sivs, the afghans that help us and resulted in us bringing people to america that weren't properly vetted because it was so chaotic. a lot of reasons why this is an example where the united states has lost prestige around the world. our adversaries are emboldened, terrorists are emboldened and our allies wonder about our comm

crime and education is the heart hoff the city and they're throwing it away. >> it's not just here.covered last night in san francisco, they're paying people on a pilot program not to shoot other people. they're also in california talking about paying people not to do drugs. every time you show up and you don't get a positive test, they put money on a card for you. we're paying people not to shot people and paying people not to shot drugs. >> greg: one note, that is not out there as it sounds. in new york we're paying mets fans not to shoot themselves. [laughter] >> greg: there you go. >> no honor roll. >> greg: by the way, if you tried to find any research on how to rehabilitate a violent felon, good luck. it's a 90% recidivism rate, which means you can't be done, which means you need prisons, maybe private ties the prisons. you're not supposed to have fun in there. the prisons are for us, not them. up next, don lemon defend joe biden's rear end. ♪ ♪ life is full of surprises when you least expect it. (woman laughs) and open. what happened to all your things? i know you needed a pl

i know how people hoff to take stuff out of context. i'm certainly not defending breaking the law. but these are two relatively minor cases. after the folks over at the fox propaganda network hammered on the durham investigation, over and over and over. the durham investigation, durham, durham, durham, durham. telling us it was going to blow up the election. telling us it was going to be a massive october surprise. spoiler alert! not. >> again, we need to see where the buck stops. so the durham report is going to be very telling. hopefully that will come out soon. >> mr. durham is working on his report, and there are some who are suggesting there could actually be an october surprise where the durham report comes out and it reveals just exactly the extent to which the obama/biden administration was involved in this. >> i don't think there's any doubt john durham has information that's going to be extremely damaging to not only obama folks who have been hiding their role in this forever, notably john brennan, also to media people. >> the doj official tells me that durham probe expec

. >> we learned more about the nature hoff the cooperation over the last 2 1/2 weeks between the taliban and the american forces on the ground. i want you to speak to whether since the last 48 hours there's been any continued form of interactions between the u.s. and the taliban? obviously not much more in a diplomatic capacity. >> again, this would be an effort over seen under the secretary of state and the state department. it would be necessary to have some form of communication and coordination with the taliban to continue to evacuate people. they oversee afghanistan. large swaths of the country. i will note we had prior conversations before the last couple weeks. so it's obviously a different form at this point in time that will continue. that's part of what the president asked the secretary of state and the state department to pursue. >> ron clain said i don't know if we'll recognize their government as legitimate. you talked about the leverage that the u.s. holds over the taliban. is that one of the points of leverage? is that under consideration? >> there's no rush to recognition

correspondent alexandria hoff takes a look at some of the highlights from the spirited session. >> debateabortion governor and i want to be the jobs governor. >> he is a trump wanna be. >> could be a sign of what's to come in next year's midterms. virginia's former governor democrat terry mcauliffe is facing off against republican newcomer glenn glenn youngkin who he haded headed up the private equity firm the carlisle group. the two sparred in first gubernatorial debate and last before the polls open for early voting today. >> he is not requiring vaccinations. that is the difference between the two of us. >> i don't believe that president biden has the authority to dictate. >> so that's a yes. >> that we have to take the vaccine. >> vaccine mandates, policing, jobs, the environment, the hot button issues in this extremely tight and heavily funded race are likely the same as what will drive voters to have the polls next november. making this gubernatorial race a case study of sort for voter sentiment ahead the midterms. >> virginia has been at the epicenter of the crt debate. >> to think

that is counter to reporting from a number hoff source was, reliable sources that raises a question ofthe president and say maybe you need to rethink that? nobody was fired because biden made the decision himself and there were differences of opinion, period. >> neil: you do wonder about >> neil: you do wonder where the presidency goes from here. the differences of appearances, the idea that it weakens in negotiating the spending package, to say nothing abroad on issues he cares about, climate change and a global corporate minimum tax, that he is sort of a compromise leader now, what do you think? >> the one thing he had in this corners has bipartisan infrastructure bill, really the first bipartisan legislative win that he has had. >> neil: the bigger one is in doubt. >> i don't think they will get three and a half trillion. they're probably going to get something. nancy pelosi wants to pass that bill by the end of september, this can go all the way past halloween into christmas because it's going to be so difficult to get the votes because the moderates are very wary about spending th

the acting prime minister is the head hoff the taliban leadership council, this is the group that sanctioned al-quaida being in afghanistan being a safe haven for al-quaida and attacking the united states. the deputy prime minister is abdul barada, who is the taliban co-founder. he was -- the pakistanis consider him a terrorist. the prime minister is designated a terrorist by the united nations. the defense minister is the son of the founder of the taliban who is now deceased. the son is tied up in this. do we think these people are going to say okay, we're going to open for american tourism and what can we do to establish a consul in the united states to have diplomatic relations? oh, we have economic opportunities here. we want western partners to come in. no, they're going to focus on revenge killings and more stories of a police woman being shot in front of her family in a capitol by the taliban. they're not going to stop talking about it and ought to end the talk about this being -- the political and we're looking at it through a political prism. >> neil: we're also looking at it throug

my husband actually does know who richard hoff steter is. when ever i say somebody's famous, he says history famous or famous famous. he argued 60 years ago that the americans were worried about status and society. it reflected the popularity of freudianism at the time. remember, we talked about historigraphy can't help but absorb the moment in which it's created? this missed the fact that many catholic, jewish and working class immigrant organizers shared many of the same goals as progressives, but having said all that, i think it's a useful way to think about the phenomenon of progressivism. on one hand, there is this general insecurity about the state of society and about how its enormous social problems can be solved. there's this recognition of a fundamental change in the economy. a kind of sobering realization that industrial capitalism is here to stay. at least it is in 1912. it's a different story in 2019, right? but also, this kind of optimism of like we can do something about this. right? this isn't extension paralyzing fear. this

alison hoff who was selected to be our director of communications. she was working in behavioral health director team in communications now overseeing all of communications. she has two decades of expeer experience in journalism and was previously at nasa. that completes my director's summary and happy to take any question before i go into the covid update. >> before we go to commissioner questions is there any public comment? >> no, sir. there is no one on the line. >> any commission questions. >> i'm wondering since i understand the news items are going to be left as part of a website whether our executive secretary will provide that website along with the time that he provides the covid 19 update so it will be easier to access those. >> the news is no longer listed in the director's report and i will list that each time i do a covid update. >> commissioners, any other questions or comments for director co lfax. we can move into the next item which is the covid 19 update. >> if we can get the slides up. i'll go through the status rel relatively qui

alexandria hoff, ktvu, fox two news. vote by mail is now a permanent option in california elections, governor gavin newsom signed assembly bill 37, allowing the state to mail ballots to all registered voters in all elections, whether requested or not. california secretary of state said that both by mail has significantly increased participation by eligible voters. the governor says making vote by mail permanent will help to increase voter access and expand voting options. he's made mud is expected to vote on implementing a new ordinance for customers who use too much water. the new ordinance would start finding customers in a stage to drought. that's where most of the state find itself right now. if approved, customers would be given a warning and a chance to lower their usage before their find. every household would be allowed to use about 60,000 gallons of water in each billing period. before being found $2 for each extra 750 gallons of water used. the meeting starts at 1 15 this afternoon. well the golden state warrio

martha, christopher steele, the source of the dossier, is being sued in england for libel by the head hoffthe dossier about alpha bank. steele testified in the british proceeding that it was sussman that gave him the information about alpha bank that he pressed on the fbi. >> martha: that is interesting. there's a frustration on the part of those that watch this things get hammered around for two years and lead to nothing. after billions spent on this investigation and really dogs the trump administration for the first half if not more of the administration. they have seen one fairly attorney, kevin klinesmith that was charged for changing the words about carter page, if he was an asset or not and this guy. people go that's it? you think this is a big deal? >> yeah, i don't think so though. i think durham's hand is being forced here because of the statute of limitations is going to run sunday. i don't think he's looking at the full statement as the be all and end all of everything. my sense is they're probably looking at how much culpability did the clinton campaign have between pushing st

we know the location of this equipment that we have seen fall into the hands hoff terrorists. are we going to destroy it or not? >> much of this equipment is inoperable or will soon be inoperable because it can't be maintained. as i've seen it, there's nothing of strategic value that would threaten us or threaten afghanistan's neighbors. having said that, i'm not the expert on this and i defer to the colleagues at the pentagon. >> do you believe that america should in any way capitulate to terrorists? >> absolutely not. >> do you believe, sir, that allowing the taliban to run perimeter of hkia with american troops on the inside relying on the taliban to keep the taliban out and american citizens on the outside relying on the taliban to get in that that is capitulating terrorists? >> the realality is the afghan government chanced. the taliban took over kabul. that was the reality we dealt with. the judgment of all of us starting with our military commanders, including people on the ground is that our job was to work to get as many people out as possible, american citizens, afgh

do you reconcile your outward progressive record on women's policy with the treatment of the women hoff worked for you. >> i have apologized to katie publicly and privately. and that experience and her experience, her awful experience has stayed with me, and has informed a lot of the steps we have taken in the years since. first of all, there is no state government, no administration in this country that has work place protections and training that we have in new jersey. there is no campaign, by the way, anywhere in this country that has the same work place protections and training, and including sexual harassment. by the way campaign majority female and run by two women. there is no state more broadly in this country that is more supportive of anyone who has to go through something awful like that and is a survivor. whether it is the way law enforcement approaches it or all the way to the helping hands that reach out. i'm proud of the fact we have a majority women cabinet. we have diversity all over our administration. and it withstood for policies that defended woman. but those lesson

this is more stupid than what musk did musk poked fun this is actually saying as -- remember the cfo hoff said we got to school gensler. my contacts within the s.e.c. are not happy about this and i don't want to call it moronic. i'm going to leave it at one of the most stupid things i've ever seen. >> really, what part of it is stupid, publicly putting this out -- >> calling gensler sketchy david, this is not harvard versus yale. >> understood. clearly mr. armstrong is frustrated saying they're being threatened with legal action before a single bit of actual guidance is given. >> you know what's a good strategy shutting up. >> typically you would be advised by counsel to not air your grievances publicly with the s.e.c. >> remember what hoss said, the cfo? >> tell me >> we have to school this. >> i do remember sorry. >> having known the s.e.c. and people who are in the s.e.c. and a lot of people who went to law school, they don't take kindly to being told that they need to be schooled, and the difference between coinbase and the s.e.c. is the s.e.c. has unlimited fire pow. if they deem thi

. >> john: and then they took questions from the audience, alex hoff has more on the drama at "the viewhope that the vice president would address her role in the border crisis as borders are moving forward, but that did not happen today. so what was supposed to be the vice president's first live in studio interview was not. this feeling and just as a schober return from break, two of the host or tested positive for covid-19 and had to leave the set. >> they've been taken off the show, because the vice president is here. now kamala harris, the vice president is going to be on the remote, because they don't want to take a chance of her being on the site right now. >> after clear of logistical issues and with less than 10 minutes remaining she did the interview. who was appointed borders are six months ago was asked about the situation, she deflected blame to border patrol agents. >> human being should not be treated that way. as we all know, it also evokes images of some of the worst moments of our history. where that kind of behavior has been used against the indigenous people of our cou

alison hoff who was selected to be our director of communications. she was working in behavioral health director team in communications now overseeing all of communications. she has two decades of expeer experience in journalism and was previously at nasa. that completes my director's summary and happy to take any question before i go into the covid update. >> before we go to commissioner questions is there any public comment? >> no, sir. there is no one on the line. >> any commission questions. >> i'm wondering since i understand the news items are going to be left as part of a website whether our executive secretary will provide that website along with the time that he provides the covid 19 update so it will be easier to access those. >> the news is no longer listed in the director's report and i will list that each time i do a covid update. >> commissioners, any other questions or comments for director co lfax. we can move into the next item which is the covid 19 update. >> if we can get the slides up. i'll go through the status rel relatively qui

bill and on any amendment thereto to final passage without intervening motion except, one, one our hoff -- one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking member of the committee on appropriations or their respective designee, and two, one motion to recommit. section 7, a, at any time through legislative date of friday, september 24, 2021, the speaker may entertain motions by the speaker or majority leader that the house suspend the rules under clause 1 of rule 15 for multiple measures and the chair shall put the question on any such motion without debate or intervening motion. b, includes any motion with object to spreulingsed on july 26, 2021, july 27, 202 #,er or september 21, 2021, in the form as so offered on which the yeas and nays ta were ordered, and further proceedings postponed, pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20. c, upon offering the motion pursuant to subsection 8, thed or oaferg the yeas and nays on postponed motions to suspend the rules is vacated to the end that all such motions are considered as withdrawn. section 8, a, notwithstanding clause 8 of

. >> i want to wish you good luck on behalf hoff all of your fans. >> reporter: sony confirms they arrangedt area, he was gifted a pair of trebek's cufflinks along with a happened written note from his wife. >> like all jeopardy fans i miss alex very much. i thank him for what he did for all of us. >> we have been told mia mihalek and ken jennings will do about 20 shows each. that buys them more time as they continue to search. >> wow, yeah, i condition realize they were looking for somebody permanent. joe, thanks for that. >>> coming up, guys, news on what 44-year-old tom brady is telling us about some comments he made about his future in the nfl. that's on pop start. first a quick check of your local news and weather. . k of your local news and weather after decades of big pollution liars, climate change deniers, and out-of-control fires we're almost there. congress is close to passing a clean energy plan that tackles climate change head on by creating millions of good-paying jobs in the fastest growing industries. we can lower utility bills for families today whilotecting the planet our