we turn now to the governor of maryland, larry hogan.nor hogan, thank you very much for being with us. as we have been reporting, this delta variant is rising across the country. we saw in your state of maryland hospitalizations are up something like triple what they were a month ago. what are you seeing? gov. hogan: well, so, we're a little bit luckier than most of the rest of the country, because we're one of the most vaccinated states in america. and we have vaccinated 78% of the people in our state, and nearly 94% of all of our seniors. so, we were down to almost no cases and no hospitalizations, and it's gone up. we're concerned about it, but we're much lower than just about any other state. this delta variant is of great concern to us, though. it's much more contagious. it potentially causes more serious illness. but, right now, we're -- our big focus is just continuing to vaccinate those last few marylanders, because, right now, nearly 100% of all of our hospitalizations and deaths are people who are not vaccinated. judy: you are

heroes" together and laugh, laugh, laugh. ♪ hogan, hogan ♪ >> you see, hogan, never under estimate yourothing. i was not here. i did not even get up this morning. >> this is airing when there are many americans trapped in vietnamese prison camps, which are not a very funny thing to think about. >> television was like, if we come up with really broad ideas that are very full of slap stick comedy, people will want to gravitate to that. >> now, where did that come from? and with that you get to release all that angst. and with that comes humor. >> it is attacking! >> humor is always an inversion. it's always, can we find what is ironic about this situation in some way? >> colonel hogan. colonel hogan. >> and thankfully we have sitcom as a medium to do that for us. it's an escape. ♪ ♪ get ready to shop for first day fits and watch them remix it their way, find their favorites all in one spot. ♪ ♪ ♪ you probably think visa is a credit card company, huh? ♪ but it's actually a network. ♪ connecting just about everyone to just about everyone else. ♪ it can open eyes with a cup of coffee and cha

hogan, secretary austin, minister wong, superintendent reinebold, distinguished guests, the familiesfallen, and, most importantly, the many veterans of the korean war who fought and guaranteed freedom in the republic of korea, welcome to this groundbreaking ceremony at the korean war veterans memorial wall of remembrance. as chairman of the korean war veterans memorial foundation, i'm honored to most this moment us event. the groundbreaking of the wall of remembrance addition to the korean war memorial, which will add 100 panels with the names of 36,595 americans and 7174 korean augmentees to the united states army who were killed action during the korean war in 1950 to 1953. it will be a physical manifestation of the strength of the rock and u.s. alliance. it will educate over 4 million visitors here each year on the cost of freedom and the cost of war. and most importantly, it will honor and pay homage to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice, their lives for freedom. i personally wish to thank president moon for his unwavering support of this project. i want to thank the ministry

and governor hogan, i'd like to thank you for your participation today.by example of power, but by the power of our example. it was with a power of values that america changed the world. a nation belongs to its people and everybody is free and equal without any discrimination. these founding principles of america have now become universal values shared across the world. korea was no exception. it was with a power of those values that we surmounted the colonial rule, dictatorship, and poverty. not in a tale of fear but one of hope that could be written. during the most trying times of the war and the construction, it was a korean war veteran who stood by our side. and as struggling as we were to rise above the ashes of the war. general richard which kim was the one who reached out to firmly hold our hands. where is done by weapons and its remains undone, unless it is done for the people in the country. these wars of the general, give the u.s. conference, inspired a standing ovation. greater quantities of a surprising, were so approved. general which come w

hogan. >> you see hogan? >> never under estimate your enemy. >> i seen it. >> oh, i see nothing.> this is airing when there are many americans trapped in vietnamese prison camps, which are not a very fine thing to think about. >> television was like if we come up with really broad ideas that are very full of comedy, people will want to gravitate towards that. >> where did that come from? >> and with that you goaet to release all that angst and with that comes humor. >> it is attacking. [ laughter ] >> humor is always an inversion. it's always can we find what is ironic about this situation in someway? >> seeing prisoners for both. >> and thankfully, we have sitcom as a medium to do that for us. it's an escape. get ready to mark it off and step it up. ♪ walmart makes getting it all easier. ♪ growing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway, there were three things my family encouraged: kindness, honesty and hard work. over time, i've come to add a fourth: be curious. be curious about the world around us, and then go. go with an open heart and you will find inspi

in incident, andrew hogan beat his head on the inside of a transport van until he was unconscious. it is said that he was left there for a prolonged period. county taxpayers picked up the tab for a $10 million settlement with the family. >> it's money we can't spent on health care or homelessness or housing issues. and the question obviously is, what happened and were there any consequences? >> reporter: the sheriff's office did not respond to multiple requests to answer questions about the hogan's incident. but the jailed supervisor who was there was promoted shortly after the incident. >> the conditions are a lot better now than they were before. >> reporter: don is the executive director. >> on our last review we still found a lot of use of excessive force against people with mental illness. sometimes to take them to places to get treatment which is ridiculous. >> reporter: the jail supervisor in the hogan incident said she did everything by the book and was later promoted because she said she was the best candidate for the job. as for the beating of that police witness at the e

i'm alex hogan in jones beach. i'll have more on that story coming up and what we know about a sharp uptick in cal state students falling. or withdrawing from their college courses. at a burial, whether as advertised, we're thinking barrier air quality would begin to improve for today. it looks like we're on that stretch with an improvement as we had in the sunday we'll have more in your forecast coming up. ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options...and your perspective. ♪ find new summer adventures. find new roads. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for 90 days on select popular chevy suvs. plus, get interest free financing for 72 months when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are start

usually attorney paula canny represents the families of andrew hogan and michael tyree.h men had mental health crisis. that led to their arrests. hogan in 2018 suffered a permanent brain injury while being transported in a sheriff's van in 2015 3. deputies beat michael tyree to death in his jail cell. all three were later convicted of second degree murder. we have a fundamentally broken system, and that system is broken because we criminalize. mental illness, police and jails do not have the facilities or the resources to handle. uh, those types of cases shortly after the sheriff's news conference, the county board of supervisors began debating the release of a confidential 19 page report related to the hogan case. the county settled a lawsuit with his family for $10 million in the case of andrew hogan. raises questions about the. apparent lack of accountability. we might draw. more meaningful conclusions about what has or hasn't happened if we had more transparency, smith says she's already signed a consent form and cautions against the report's release, citing concern

usually attorney paula canny represents the families of andrew hogan and michael tyree.oth men had mental health crisis. that led to their arrests. hogan in 2018 suffered a permanent brain injury while being transported in a sheriff's van in 2015 3. deputies beat michael tyree to death in his jail cell. all three were later convicted of second degree murder shortly after the sheriff's news conference, the county board of supervisors began debating the release of a confidential 19 page report related to the hogan case. county settled a lawsuit with his family for $10 million in the case of andrew hogan raises questions about the. apparent lack of accountability. we might draw. more meaningful conclusions about what has or hasn't happened if we had more transparency, smith says she's already signed a consent form and cautions against the report's release. exciting concern for the victim's family. it really is important to have experts provide an in depth review of some of the. things that have been stated most of the public speakers at the border supervisors meeting called

andrew hogan beat his head on the inside of a transport van until he fell unconscious.ily filed a claim against the county contending that deputies left him bleeding and alone in the van for a prolonged period. taxpayers picked up the tab for a $10 million settlement with the family. >> the question, obviously, is what happened and were there any consequences many. >> reporter: the sheriff's department did not respond to multiple requests to answer questions about the incident, but the jail supervisor who was there was promoted shortly after the incident. >> conditions are a lot better than they were before. >> reporter: this is executive director of the law office monitoring the administration of the jails. >> we still found a lot of use of excessive force against people with mental illness. sometimes to take them to places to get treatment, which is ridiculous. >> reporter: now the jail supervisor in the hogan incident says she did everything by the book and was later promoted because she was the best candidate for the job. as for the beating of the

usually attorney paula canny represents the families of andrew hogan and michael tyree.men had mental health crisis. that led to their arrests. hogan in 2018 suffered a permanent brain injury while being transported in a sheriff's van in 2015 3. deputies beat michael tyree to death in his jail cell. all three were later convicted of second degree murder. we have a fundamentally broken system, and that system is broken because we criminalize. mental illness, police and jails do not have the facilities or the resources to handle. uh those types of cases shortly after the sheriff's news conference, the county board of supervisors began debating the release of a confidential 19 page report related to the hogan case. the county settled a lawsuit with his family for $10 million in the case of andrew hogan. raises questions about the apparent lack of accountability. we might draw ah. more meaningful conclusions about what has or hasn't happened if we had more transparency, smith says she's already signed a consent form and cautions against the report's release, citing concern f

this is marilyn governor larry hogan on the states willingness to accept refugees.overnor hogan: the chaotic scene out of afghanistan over the last several days with innocent civilians running for their lives in fear of the taliban is the result of a rushed and irresponsible withdrawal. many of these afghan citizens are allies and bravely risk their lives to provide support to our support staff pay we have a moral obligation to help them. these allies are eligible to receive special immigrant visas to the united states. maryland already expects to receive at least 180,000 afghan -- 180 citizens. the state office works with a network of providers to aid these interpreters and their families in becoming self-sufficient as quickly as possible. marilyn receives more of these siv's than any other state and we stand ready and willing to do even more. it is the least we can do. host: governor larry hogan. his statement earlier this week. taking your phone calls. we are asking you would you welcome afghan refugees in your state. this is tim from west virginia saying yes, of

usually attorney paula canny represents the families of andrew hogan and michael tyree.mental health crisis. that led to their arrests. hogan in 2018 suffered a permanent brain injury while being transported in a sheriff's van in 2015 3. deputies beat michael tyree to death in his jail cell. all three were later convicted of second degree murder. we have a fundamentally broken system, and that system is broken because we criminalize. mental illness, police and jails do not have the facilities or the resources to handle. uh, those types of cases shortly after the sheriff's news conference, the county board of supervisors began debating the release of a confidential 19 page report related to the hogan case. the county settled a lawsuit with his family for $10 million in the case of andrew hogan. raises questions about the. apparent lack of accountability. we might draw. more meaningful conclusions about what has or hasn't happened if we had more transparency, smith says she's already signed a consent form and cautions against the report's release, citing concern for the vi

alex hogan fox news. expect congresswoman barbara lee today released a statement on us aid to haiti. it reads in part quote while we're waiting for concrete information. the scale of this earthquake likely means haiti will need significant support from the us and the international community. we also need to respond to any request for assistance from haiti's neighbours, who likewise may have been affected by this earthquake. thousands of homes remain in danger tonight is the dixie fire continues to rage out of control. so far, the fire has burned more than 550,000 acres in butte, plumas lasted in tehama counties. right now, it is still 31% contained, crews say unstable weather this weekend made the firefight more difficult thunderstorms created high winds and lightning strikes. temperatures also increased reaching triple digits in some areas. fire crews were still on the scene of a brush fire today that broke out last night and contra costa county. the flames and smoke were first reported shortly after six

alex hogan fox news. east bay. congresswoman barbara leave today released this statement on us aid to haiti. it reads in part while we are waiting for concrete information. the scale of this quake likely means that haiti will need significant support from the us and the international community. we also need to respond to any requests for assistance from haiti's neighbours, who likewise may have been affected by this earthquake. a man from mountain view was arrested this morning when police say he pulled a gun on a woman in a safeway parking lot in menlo park after she asked him to move his car that had been taking up two parking spaces. when officers arrived. they say that they found an unregistered loaded handgun in the suspects. front seat. he was booked into jail on suspicion of possessing a loaded firearm, making threats and brandishing a gun. in san jose. illegal side shows continued to send people to jail and injured spectators. last night, police arrested two people towed four cars and cited at least 20 peop

. >> let's bring into the conversation, larry hogan. for state employees, effective september 1st, they'll be required to show proof of vaccination or adhere to strict face coverings requirementsing and covid-19 testing. governor, thanks for being with us. explain this decision. >> look, this delta variant is something that we're very, very concerned about here in our state, in spite of the fact we're one of the most vaccinated states in america and have some of the lowest metrics and virus numbers, the opposite of what you've been talking about this morning we're doing great but this variant is two to four times more contagious and potentially more serious, more dangerous, more serious illness comes from it. so we took actions to protect folks in congregate living facilities, nursing homes, prison system, kids in juvenile justice systems and the state of maryland's health facilities. 76% of our state, everybody over 18 has been vaccinated. 94% of our seniors. but this variant is pretty scary stuff and it's spreadsing like wildfire acro

we will talk to republican larry hogan and dr. dr. scott gottlieb. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> garrett: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." we begin with the storm threatening the east coast. henri has been downgraded to tropical storm status, but that doesn't necessarily mean the threat is any less severe. jeff berardelli is on long island, and, jeff, what are you seeing? >> yeah, major, this is the worst it has been. we've been seeing gusts 55, 60 mile-an-hour. things are getting worse. but the core of the storm has missed us to the northeast. take a look behind me. pounding surf. we've seen swells 10 to 15 feet, and now we have this sideways rain running right towards us. the storm is located near block island, near the coast of rhode island to connecticut, where the worst is likely to be. and we'll see about five feet of storm surge as the storm makes its way on shore, and couple that with a full moon, and that makes it worse. wind gusts up to around 80 miles per hour, and that means we're liking to see some power

alicia: alex hogan on the east end of long island. thank you. taliban takeover in kabul fueling new terror concerns, the u.s. embassy warning americans stuck in afghanistan to avoid coming to a bull airport unless they have special instructions because of security threats from isis. meanwhile, one day after president biden said we had wiped out al-qaida in afghanistan, the pentagon acknowledged that al-qaida is still there on the ground. >> we don't have military intelligence estimates about how many al-qaida remain in afghanistan. >> we know that al-qaida is a presence as well as isis in afghanistan and we talked about that for quite some time. we do not believe it is exorbitantly high but we don't have an exact figure for you. benjamin: dan hoffman is a perform cia station chief. he's also a fox news contributor. thank you very much for being with us today. i want to start off with the new security threat, the warnings of potential attacks from affiliates in isis in syria, they're at war with the taliban who they say are nationalists. what are

alex hogan. fox news.e crews are on the scene of a brush fire today that broke out last night and contra costa county. the flames and smoke were first reported shortly after six last night, an old school road in the community of tassajara near danville. the fire briefly prompted an evacuation morning, but crews managed to contain the fire after a burned about five acres cruise from san ramon valley fire protection district and cal fire have been monitoring that area for hot spots. a suspected drunk driver never has been arrested after police say he hit and killed a person walking near downtown san jose and then drove off. that crash happened near all madden avenue and willow street last night. police have not released many details. they have only said the driver was arrested shortly after the incident on suspicion of drunk driving and hit and run. the name of the person who was killed, has still not been released. this is the 38th deadly crash in san jose so far this year. an update now on a story we've be

alex hogan at jones beach on new york's long island. thanks, alex. >>> up next, how wokeness might have influenced president biden's exit from afghanistan. >>> plus this -- >> and the president also having to deal with the ongoing crisis right here at the southern border, a crisis that just continues to get worse and worse every month. i'm bill melugin live at the rio grand valley. that story is coming up for you in a few minutes. lowered our auto rates. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and savings like that will have you jumping for joy. now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. parent, what your expectations are for your kid growing up, the milestones-- going to school, graduating, and getting married, having kids. and cancer was never one of those milestones in my head. st. jude has given us hope, love, a home away from home, and it feels like home. you're more than just a patient or just another family here at st. jude. ♪upbeat

mike: alex hogan live on long island, thank you very much.necticut is bracing for flooding from henri after the storm came ashore a short distance from where brian yanez says in the heart of connecticut. what is the latest. >> good afternoon we're in old saybrook connecticut 36 miles to the west of where tropical storm henri came on shore in westerly rhode island right on the border between rhode island and connecticut, the conditions have gotten a lot better within the last hour, the bulk has passed, you can see the visibility, this is the connecticut river that goes into the long island town, much more calm, visibility you can actually see in the other side of the river which is a good development and you can take a look i can give you a sense this is where some of the books are tied up and you can see their barely moving if at all, that gives you a sense of how conditions in southeastern connecticut have improved, the real concern if you take a look at the video the area we were just that an hour ago of how bad it was, as it was coming on

but we begin with alex hogan live from our london bureau. alex? >> good evening, jon.re the final moments in afghanistan after two decades, britain's final flight leaving today. and this of course is just inching closer to the u.s.'s deadline of august 31st. it's currently early sunday morning in kabul. again, just two days' time before the u.s.'s set withdrawal. the taliban already announcing plans to fully take over the airport after american troops leave. gunfire there today. the taliban firing in an attempt to hold back groups of passengers and slow traffic to the airport. in desperation, long lines forming outside of banks, passport offices, and travel agencies for those still hoping to flee. masses of people are now attempting to escape the country by foot and by car. this scene that you see here taking place on the border between afghanistan and pakistan. as far as last night's alert by the u.s. embassy urging americans to leave parts of the airport, the white house says that's not uncommon for the state department to make such warnings especially in parts of th

alex hogan fox news. now the bay area is home to many haitian immigrants and haitian american families. many of them have been unable to reach their loved ones living in the country. with all this devastation ktvu emma gazans live in oakland. where these families are praying for their relatives back home, emma andre here in oakland as well as in nevada and more in the bay area's haitian community is strong and tonight the nonprofits in the bay area that have been working to help people from the 2010 earthquake say that tonight they feel like they're starting from square one. and my heart. just just walk cut into pieces in nevado, jackie a risk charlie, who was born and raised in haney spent all day saturday desperately trying to reach her siblings and large extended family living in puerto prince. she got news they're safe, but it's heartsick for her country, knowing wise we've been 300,000 and 10. it was so hard. i lost a lot of points. i lost families all my network would basically destroyed. she and he

be much higher in long island with projected when speeds of up to 85 miles an hour. >> okay, alex hoganank you. benjamin. benjamin: storm warnings are now in effect for new jersey, massachusetts. go to fox by the radiologist, adam. the latest? >> the storm you're talking about is still sitting off the coast of north carolina, about 200 miles off the coast, winds at 75 miles an hour we're going to continue to eventually its way up the coast, approaching some areas we were talking about likely getting up to a category one hurricane as it makes a move toward long island, you can see the timestamp there. this is early sunday morning, i think a landfall is closer "midday" from a category one or perhaps a strong tropical storm that's likely to change the potential damage here. here are forecast models you see most of them running into long island, a handful drifting further up to the east getting more into southern new england, something else we could be watching for but no surprise here the entire area with the models, everything in red, those are hurricane warnings currently in place and ev

alex hogan, fox news. still ahead tonight, protesting the plan.teachers of staging a demonstration over a return to the classroom than vaccine mandates could soon hit the u. s military and at least one expert says any inoculation requirement could trigger a court battle. plus y your used car could be the answer to your cash concerns. but getting top dollar will take a little legwork. (vo) try bush's sweet heat baked beans, with that pop of jalapeño heat, and boooom! your regular ol' thursday night is a jalabeaño night. bush's makes any night beautiful... (duke) ...and spicy! (vo) behold as the harmonious dance of savory burgers and sweet baked beans takes burger night to delicious new heights. mmm...burger and baked bean harmony. bush's makes burger night... (duke) ...beautiful. district say they do not feel safe going back to the classroom, and even though it's strongly encouraged, there is no requirement for teachers and staff to be vaccinated or even tested, unlike in some other districts, ktvu greg ligon spoke to concerned teachers about what

alex hogan shows us how a region.t hasn't taken a direct hit from a storm like this in years, is preparing for it. henry is barreling toward the northeast, strengthening into a hurricane saturday morning over the atlantic. it's kind of a shame to see this summer, the end of the summer kind of end. this way. it's expected to make landfall sunday afternoon on long island, a rare event for the area, which has not had a direct hit from a hurricane since gloria in 1985, if you know you are in an area that is subject to title surges. get out of that area now, please. strong winds and rain are expected to impact new york city into new england with up to six inches of rainfall possible for parts of the coast. the national hurricane center says. andre also carries the threat of storm surge between 3 to 5 ft. the coast guard urging people to stay off the water. during like a tropical storm or potential hurricane, you know, it's best to just not get out on the water and just wait. wait the storm out. because if it gets too bad a

this is a live look at oakland, clear blue sky, chief meteorologist pete hogan is here with the forecast. >> after well blue in late last week is good news the smoke is burning away from the fire. the winds have shifted back to lunch or direction to remove that a bills haze hanging out does look any smoke will remain elevated and beer for the rest of the week. it's trying to make his way to the local county and 80 north bay but this is above ground level. will not be dense enough and it will not be here long enough for gravity to pull that down and cause a quality issues where you by day we had to the rest of the work we are all coming out of the full forecast. >>> still i had on kpix new developments in the deadly shooting why the deputy involved will not face any we have just learned that prince andrew britton be what is accused up friends chat in an elevator as what you write. how they managed to perk . and alameda county deputy is recovering after being dragged by a suspect's car around: 30 years g street in east chopper 5 plan over the area just a few hours ago. sheriff's office is

alex hogan keeping an eye on the memorials for the fallen. we begin with lucas tomlinson.has more on the retaliatory strikes. >> good evening, kevin. two days after the deadly suicide attack at the kabul airport that killed 13 u.s. troops, the u.s. military launched a drone strike to fight back and kill an isis planner thought to be responsible for launching additional attacks against u.s. troops. in the plotting stage for the troops leave kabul and afghanistan. the drone strike is a u.s. reaper drone. it struck the isis planner in eastern afghanistan along the border with pakistan. the drone was launched from the united arab emirates. it struck vehicle. carrying the isis planner along with an associate. the town is where president trump launched the mother of all bombs against this terrorist group three months after taking office. on thursday president biden after the deadly suicide attack, vowed revenge against the terrorist group. >> to those who carried out this attack, as well as anyone who wishes america harm, know this. we will not forgive. we will not forget. will

alex hogan has the latest on governor cuomo and the allegations from executive assistant number one. let's go to mike toebin live in chicago, a city under siege from shootings that last night sadly took the life of a police officer. >> reporter: one chicago police officer has given her life in the efforts to keep the streets of chicago safe. she was young and relatively new to the force, 29 years old, on the force since 2018. a male counter part was also shot, he is fighting for his life as we speak, he is at the university of chicago hospital where last night police officers converged with their lets blaring, they could be seen hugging each other, shedding a tear out of grief for the fallen comrade. they say this is an example of how the cops put their lives above their own in their commitment to public safety. >> selflessly, they go out here and do their jobs, thanklessly they do it, without asking for anything. they do it because they love it. they do it because it's something a higher calling for them. and they do it because it's the right thing to do. >> reporter: it started wit

alex hogan in new york with more. alex. alex: new york governor cuomo keeping low profile after week of scrutiny following the release of 165-page report and photographers catching him walking his dog yesterday in albany and while he stayed quiet about the developments this week, his critics have been anything but. representative elise stefanik talked to maria bartiromo exclusively today on sunday morning futures. >> start the impeachment as quickly as possible. [inaudible] >> alex: within of cuomo's accusers mentioned in the report is breaking silence and talking to cbs and albany times exclusively. >> what he did to me was a crime. he broke the law. alex: the governor's lawyers held a zoom conference on friday calling the attorney general's report unfair and rita spoke about reiterating their stance, however, the attorney general's office continues to defend report. despite grows calls to step down, he says he has no intention of doing so. last night cuomo's lawyer confirmed that the lawyer will address new allegations in

mike: alex hogan reporting live, alex.ry efforts in haiti how haitians are reacting to the news. little haiti in miami where phil keating joins us live, good afternoon, phil. phil: haiti cannot seem to escape crises and over the past several years hundreds of thousands of haitians have emigrated here. a month ago the president assassinated, food and medicine shortages, gang control access to certain roadways for tolls and place is in political instability and now there's this surge in death toll from yesterday's massive earthquake. ♪ ♪ phil: in miami little haiti neighborhood this morning, one of the largest haitian communities in the country, church services have seen increase in parishioners last night and today, most have family in haiti still, one of the poorest nations in the hemisphere. >> we ask ourselves many questions that many people are asking themselves not only as christians but as human beings, as citizens of haiti, why god, why we are going through so much. phil: 111 years ago 7.0 7.0 -- 1 years ago a 7.0 ea

. >> reporter: now the jail supervisor in the hogan incident says she did everything by the book and was later promoted because she was the best candidate for the job. as for the beating of the police witness at the elmwood jail, we were told in may that the sheriffs assigned to those tasks are multi tasking and they hope the victim gets justice. >> if you want to read more, go to our home page, nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> requiring teachers to wear face masks, not enough says the governor. today governor newsom made california the first state to require all california school employees to be vaccinated or face weekly tests. governor stopped by an elementary school to discuss the order at that go noose effect tomorrow. schools must be in compliance by october 15th. the governor will consider requiring all students 12 and older to become vaccinated. california teachers association says nearly 90% of all educators have been vaccinated already. >>> stanford may be the first in the bay area to require weely covid tests even for those who are vaccinated. >> reporter: welcome student

veteran michael hogan, who's been with glamorgan for seven years, relishing taking the final wicket.fans as he returned to the stadium. the rhinos went on to beat huddersfield giants 18—12. tries from ash handley, richie myler and rob lui secured the victory. earlier, warrington wolves against league leaders catalans dragons was postponed because of several covid—19 cases in the dragons' camp. and reigning champion primoz roglic is back in the lead at the vuelta a espana after a thrilling finish to stage six. the last mile of the stage was uphill and saw the slovenian hunting down magnus cort nielsen, but the dane held on to claim his first stage win of this year's race. but second place was enough for roglic to move back to top of the standings. britain's adam yates is up to 11th, but more than a minute behind. and that's all the sport for now. bye— bye. after what's been a relatively cool week, the weather is set to change a little bit through friday and into the weekend. it will briefly term a little bit warmer and also start to turn a lot wetter. low pressure is pushing in from t

currently maryland has a republican governor larry hogan. you think of there being another republican governor succeeding larry hogan? >> i'm very confident the democrats will win the governor's spot in maryland. we have great candidates running on the democratic nomination, the democratic nomination. whenever there is an open seat for governor, you know you're going to get a lot of interest. i'm very confident the vision i've seen from those that are running on the democratic side is what the people of maryland want and they want to see that type of progressive leadership in our state. >> maryland senator ben cardin, senator, i hope you get to bed at a decent hour. until then i'll let you get back to work on capitol hill. thanks very much. >>> coming up, persuading the unvaccinated. preaching and arguing don't really work. but a technique called motivational interviewing could help you convince others to get their shots. >>> plus, who better to explain what simone biles might be going through than someone who has been on the mat herself, ol

alex hogan is standing by with reaction from a haitian community in new york city. fox weather meteorologist adam klotz is live, but we first go to ryan chilcote live with what we know so far about that earthquake. ryan. >> reporter: hi, arthel. well, haiti just a country that can't catch a break, can it? this earthquake, as you said, had a mag magnitude of 7.2. that's a big quake. it occurred about 5 miles off the haitian coastline, about 90 miles from the capital of haiti. and at a depth of about 10,000 meters, that's 6 miles beneath the surface. that is actually a relatively hallow depth for an earthquake like this. and when you have an earthquake like this, two immediate concerns. the first, that you could have a tsunami at a depth like that. now, the u.s. did issue a tsunami warning but then lifted that, and anecdotal local reports we have is that there was some coastal flooding in at least one town, but then the water appears to have retreated, so good news there. the second danger, and this appears to be a much larger problem, is, of course, the damage the qu

alex hogan, thank you very much. eric? haitian-americans are reacting to the latest updates on the mass casualties, the deaths and the damage from that earthquake. it struck just weeks after haughty's president was assassinated in -- haiti's president was a assassinated and still struggling to recover from that 2010 earthquake that killed more than 300,000 people. phil keating live in miami's little haiti the neighborhood with more from there. hi, phil. >> reporter: hi, eric. in the words of locals, haiti just can't seem to get a break. as you mentioned, the president assassinated a month ago, there are food and medicine shortages on the island, gangs control access to roadways for a toll or else, and also there's just massive political instability, kidnappings are up for ransom and, of course, now they have the rising surge in deaths from the earthquake with. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: in miami's little haiti neighborhood -- >> -- why, god, why? why we are going through so much. >> reporter: eleven years ago a 7.0 earthquake devast

alex hogan is on the east end of long island.oblem by hear, it's a very windy moment right now. these are the strongest winds we have felt all day, so it's a dangerous time to be at the beach for anyone down here and the winds, again, increasing. however, the rain's mostly subsided. we saw the worst conditions here around 11:00 a.m. that was when henri was passing and now it's continuing to move north. you can see the heavy storm surge behind us, these are 10 feet high. we saw kite surfer out there earlier. the national hurricane center is warning there are extremely dangerous riptide right now. we have lifeguards on-hand, making sure no one goes in the water at any time. we've had a lot of bystanders to come out and see what the storm looks like for themselves. many did prepare. some said they were happy to step in if anyone else could not. >> there's plenty of friends, family and community members that are willing to help. you have a lot of workers out here with chainsaws and trucks and like i said, everybody's always willing t

governor hogan, thank you very much for joining us.e protocols for some state employees. who do these new rules apply to, and why did you select these specific groups? >> well, we're very concerned about this delta variant which is, you know, two to four times more contagious and potentially causes more severe disease, and we're doing great in our state because we're one of the most vaccinated states, but we're concerned about congregate facilities, so people that work in our -- in our health department, public facilities, who work in the department of juvenile services and our department of corrections and -- and in our veterans homes and in our -- in the department of veterans affairs, so places where we have vulnerable populations that are exposed and we have some workers, most of our state workers have done the right thing and gotten vaccinated, but -- but in some of those places we want to make sure that those folks who are on the front lines, who have the ability to impact and infect folks, that they make sure to go ahead and get

alex hogan live in brooklyn, new york, with an update. alex? >> hi, jon.s that lack of information that just can be devastating and painful for some of these people who are continuing to wait to hear from their loved ones. i spoke with many people in this area today that has a large haitian population. many of them saying what they did immediately after hearing the news, many of them calling their family as quickly as possible. i spoke to one couple in a haitian church here who say they believe that all of their family are all right, but they have yet to reach all of them. another woman says her family actually called her to tell her about the damage. >> communicate with them to find out what was going on. i know they said the whole village is destroyed. the church has fell down, everything. >> much of the country has yet to recover from the 2010 earthquake which caused hundreds of thousands of deaths. one of the survivors from that earthquake says the worst part is the aftershocks. there's this fear of not knowing when it's really over. >> i'm a survivor

anna nicole smith's birth name was vicki lynn hogan.t she did have problems in houston. >> she was in an abusive situation. she was sexually abused and physically abused. that's what she told me. and that's what she would cry about. i wasn't there, but i believe her. sent to may hey yeah to live with her aunt and cousins. >> crispy's fried chicken. >> this is crispy's. so i was working here. and she would come in every day. >> she gets pretty sweet on the guy who runs the fry-o-later, whose name is billy smith. not much longer, billy smith marries vicki and makes her vicki smith. >> then she had her son when she was 18. >> i thought, well, if i have a baby, i'll never be lonely again. and i had my son. and i'm not lonely. and i love him. and he's great and wonderful. >> vicki leaves her husband and decides to move back to houston. >> so what she does is walk into a gentleman's club and asks if she can get a job. >> the day that i went on to dance the first time, i -- i ran out because i was so horrified and so ashamed of myself. but whe

howie: alex hogan on the scene, thanks very much. extremely skeptical about assurances by taliban leaders that they don't plan violence against anyone, journalists included. there have been close calls. >> the most frightening moment came when our producer was taking video on the iphone, two taliban fighters came up with their pistols and were ready to pistol whip them. we had to intervene and another taliban fighter came in and said no, no, no, don't do that, they're journalists. howie: joining us now, geraldo rivera, a veteran correspondent. as a journalists who has gotten to know many soldiers, many in the military on various reporting trips, you know the turf. you said you're embarrassed for america by what's happening in afghanistan. explain. >> i thought president biden really in every regard, howie, blew this mission. let's all start and assume that we all want peace, we wanted to pull out of afghanistan. the thing you do is you don't remove your military, you don't remove the one arm that can impose some kind of order first.

he wants to emphasize she represented both the tyrion hogan families in terms of more transparency and, we all want more transparency, but i also want to be clear that. it's not the sheriff's department in a vacuum and with a third claim from another allegedly injured inmate in the works supervisor submit, ian says enough is enough. the short version is this has to stop and it's only going to stop if we can get some help from other agencies, and if the public is fully informed about what's been going on, and at what cost both in human life and in public funds, the sheriff's office released a statement saying quote these incidents were tragic and the impact to them and their families cannot be understated. both were in custody for minor charges and should have been placed in treatment facilities, not a jail. the sheriff's office says they are proud of the extensive reforms that they've made. however they say they are still short staffed. the santa clara county supervisors will be taking up this topic at tuesday's meeting in santa clara county and ruben ktvu, fox two news. all right, let

he wants to emphasize she represented both the tyrion hogan families in terms of more transparency and the like. of course, we all want more transparency, but i also want to be clear that. it's not the sheriff's department in a vacuum and with a third claim from another allegedly injured inmate in the works supervisor submit, ian says enough is enough. the short version is this has to stop and it's only going to stop if we can get some help from other agencies, and if the public is fully informed about what's been going on, and at what cost both in human life and in public funds, the sheriff's office released a statement saying quote these incidents were tragic and the impact to them and their families cannot be understated. both were in custody for minor charges and should have been placed in treatment facilities, not a jail. the sheriff's office says. they are proud of the extensive reforms that they've made. however they say they are still short staffed. the santa clara county supervisors will be taking up this topic at tuesday's meeting in santa clara county and ruben ktvu, fox two

fox news alex hogan with the latest tonight from new york.new york governor andrew cuomo is facing calls to step down even from many of his own party, but not everyone is in support of his removal or rally in new york city on saturday. comprise mostly of women showing solidarity with the governor, the new york state attorney general's office, releasing a report concluding governor cuomo sexually harassed 11 different women who worked for him. the albany county sheriff's office, also announcing saturday, a criminal complaint has been filed against the governor. his supporters say more investigation needs to be done into those claims. her announcement should have mentioned that the governor was per sumed. guilty, not guilty. critics of the governor are continuing to sound off, including one of the accusers herself. the woman listed in the 165 page report as executive assistant number one speaking out exclusively to cbs and the albany times about filing her criminal complaint against the governor, what he did to me was a crime, he broke the law,

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but as alex hogan reports, some business owners say they believe these decisions could be putting their recovery in jeopardy. people in new york city will have to start carrying their covid-19 vaccination cards starting today. those who want to participate in certain indoor activities such as dining bars and nightclubs must show proof of at least one dose of the vaccine. i'm not a professional. in checking for vaccination cards. someone can just as likely hand me a fake card. we don't feel that it's our responsibility. new orleans will follow the same rule. but san francisco goes a step further requiring proof of both doses for indoor activities. their mandate goes into effect this friday but excludes those who are ineligible. like children. we have some that are really happy about the requirement and others that are fuming mad well. many are divided on the topic. some business owners are worried that the burden is on them to enforce the rules and they're concerned the new mandate could affect their business recovery from the pandemic. while we understand the need to keep workers and pu

jail guards beat michael tiery to death and andy hogan was badly injured during jail transfer >> county tax pay have invested a lot of money in that jill. it is still a place of horrible suffering ama: she says she will respond in her own news conference tomorrow morning. dan: in the north bay, a family of six, and four kids had to be rescued. they were hiking in hills. it was warm that day. one by one family members were air lifted from the oak hill mine trail and brought to a community park in town to be taken to the hospital. they are all said to be doing just fine but it is a reminder when it gets that warm, be careful. ama: yeah. but we may have a cooldown coming? >> tomorrow it is going to be cooler. i want to show you the concern that is coming up in just about 24 hours. fire danger rising. winds gusty in the hills. low humidity and with record dry fuels it is concerning. take a look at the hour by hour forecast. it is a down sloping wind. going into wednesday morning, 38-mile-an-hour wind if you look at the hour by hour humidity, 13% humidity down to 15% in fairfield and that is

>> i would love to see hulk hogan jump up.tired wwf players. >> keep going. >> just a little serious in saying that i do think that we've all been through a lot in the last year and a half, right? and i think some of this is people being, you know, being under stress, reacting under stress, not quite knowing how to handle themselves in a situation where you're flying and we're still worried about delta and worry about this and worried about about that. and i have also come to start saying in the last year or so -- i said it since trump was elected. but particularly in the wake of the pandemic and what we're seeing there is we are learning we used to think like 10% or 20% of our population was crazy. now we're learning it's more like 30%, 40%. so with those kind of numbers you're bound to get a crazy person now and then on a flight going to need to be subdued by my man hulk hogan i think. >> i'm not going to encourage that. i do get what you say, though, josh, in terms oof the way we treat service workers or the people who serv