let's check with janice she's there live in potomic, new york. janice.? >> both 9/11 reflections is about all of the different stories, about different people's experiences in 9/11. some people that were firefighters that decided to come in and help and it was beautiful tapestry of so many stories. janice: why is that important to you, you weren't born on 9/11? >> i feel history is being erased and it's our job to keep teaching the new ones that we are not there for these events, that we have to continue and keeping the information alive like the holocaust and stuff like that and i wasn't alive. i can't even drive yet without my mother in the car, so i feel like it's really important for me as the younger generation to remember these things. janice: let's take a look at your film which we will debut on friday. >> okay. >> started the second day and i think -- >> we still have the jets at close range. wow, the military was in new york. when did that happen? military jets in new york. janice: incredible that you have done this as such a young age. it's so

janice dean is back!eers and applause] let's go to the president of her fan club for comments. >> icu. i appreciate you. i thank you. >> greg: we think you two. what a shame impaled on his own giant q-tip. i don't think i read that correctly. and i'm sure he will add onto his speech. i'm sure someone will lend him a helping hand after he lent her groping want to sew my name. now we have time to hang out with matt lauer and charlie rose. but be careful when you hang out with charlie rose. he really wants to hang out. in case you forgot. he would never close his robe. guess what, it is time for everything is racist! so true, tonight a tale of two cokes. if two elections. as you know there's a recall going on in california except the recall is in for defective airbags. it's for a defective windbag. namely his royal haircut, gavin newsom. it appears the person who has the biggest chance of winning is larry elder. oh, look, he's black. what's the "l.a. times" claiming is causing the recall? racism. do i have t

janice dean? are commemorating 9/11 this saturday this boat was the boat that brought all of the water. the fire hydrants weren't working in lower manhattan that day. thousands upon thousands of gallons of water in new york harbor were pumped in for days. this boat was also a rescue boat, bringing folks from lower manhattan over to new jersey and i mean we are going to talk to firefighters who were on the boat that day later on in the next couple of hours and the daughter of a firefighter that passed away because of 9/11 related illness, tracy contee is going to come up as well. it is raining out. we're going to expect a nice day for friday and saturday. >> very reminiscent of 9/11 on that fateful day where the skies were blue and, of course, the towers fell. showers and thunderstorms in the area right now, ainsley, but, you know, as we get into the commemorating the remembering of 9/11 friday and saturday, it's going to be a really beautiful, beautiful forecast. so rain today. but better skies, c

janice dean for forecast. janice, we established a new record.0 inches of rain and the fact that we had 3 to 4 inches of rainfall an hour in and around the central park area, that's quite incredible and historic. obviously we broke records yesterday in an around the new york city area, looking at the storm reports, we have at least 5 reports of tornadoes, new jersey, outside of philadelphia and maryland as well. of course, storm crews will be out there assessing the damage. i've already seen some of the images on social media and does look like very strong tornadoes move through populist regions. past 24 hours here. we will not see severe storms that we saw yesterday but we will pay attention to southern new england and northern new england over the next couple of hours where we have flash flood warnings in effect and, of course, still flood warnings even though the storm is lifted north ward for parts of mid atlantic and northeast. we will continue to track historic event, what's left of ida, really incredible. steve: janice, i'm glad that you m

brian: janice dean has more on this urk had. janice: absolutely. rainfall as robert mentioned. the area of circulation that low pressure is right on top of houston, the worst of the rain and the storm surge and, of course, the flooding potential and the wind gusts are east of the center of circulation. so look at where this storm goes and look at the timeline here. wednesday, thursday. so, lingering moving so slowly and bringing all of this moisture in from the gulf of mexico. so the flooding is going to be the elm no, i did not risk. the flooding is going to be the legacy of this storm regardless of whether or not it weakens which it will do. it will stay and sit across louisiana and that is the worst news they could have right now as hundreds of thousands are still without power. here are some of the rainfall totals already. so 8 inches plus. and on top of that, we could see upwards of 0 to 15. even isolated amounts of 20 inches of rainfall and the bulls eye. the bulls eye across coastal louisiana where they had ida a couple of weeks ago almost a

janice dean is back!eers and applause] let's go to the president of her fan club for comments. >> icu. i appreciate you. i thank you. >> greg: we think you two. what a shame impaled on his own giant q-tip. i don't think i read that correctly. and i'm sure he will add onto his speech. i'm sure someone will lend him a helping hand after he lent her groping want to sew my name. now we have time to hang out with matt lauer and charlie rose. but be careful when you hang out with charlie rose. he really wants to hang out. in case you forgot. he would never close his robe. guess what, it is time for everything is racist! so true, tonight a tale of two cokes. if two elections. as you know there's a recall going on in california except the recall is in for defective airbags. it's for a defective windbag. namely his royal haircut, gavin newsom. it appears the person who has the biggest chance of winning is larry elder. oh, look, he's black. what's the "l.a. times" claiming is causing the recall? racism. do i have t

hey, janice. janice: a beautiful day on the beach. we live on long island.to watch the twin towers and smoke coming from manhattan. >> amazing people went down to this beach and watched after the first tower was hit. frankly, they stayed the whole time. >> this is great point for them to be a focal point of what transpired. they come every single year. that's why we do the ceremony. janice: i love the fact that you listed all the names that we lost and those we lost to 9/11 related cancer like my friend ray pfeiffer. >> unfortunately the list gross every single year. it's a fitting tribute. we put in a memorial 2017. this year going back to the beach for the 20th anniversary. we see thousand of people come here on a regular basis this year we are expecting a huge crowd. it's going to be a beautiful memorial. we are asking people to come down an join us and reflect. really take heed of what transpired that day and for the last 20 years of our lives. janice: it's important to remind people. my kids are 12 and 10. they are going to come to my husband's firehous

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janice dean is here with our fox weather forecast. >> janice: a big cold front stretches of forest texasers and thunderstorms to the area that don't need to see any more rain across the northeast and mid-atlantic where several tropical systems move in. we will see this front sneak across the eastern third of the country with flooding advisories in the mid-atlantic up towards the northeast including new york city. be on alert. we can see flash flooding today. know what to do there is a water warning in that area. across the great lakes that counterclockwise spin and the associated cold front pushing across the region. at a bit warmer than average temperatures and we will feel more fall like the next couple days. the severe risk today of damaging wind and flash flooding as i mentioned, maybe an isolated tornado. a couple miles here, peter, what was left of rose and tropical depression 18 is going to become sam and perhaps a major hurricane. this time of year we see cold front moved through the area that helps to curve the storms. hopefully that is going to happen. a major hurricane getting

manifesto commitment, which is not, which is not something i do likely, but a global pandemic within the janice done. you injure him. government is it out with a cabinet featuring, is taliban founder and the medicines on the f. b? i wanted list on the b b. c apologizes for a documentary on an alleged chemical attack in syria in 2018, which made false claims about a former inspect the challenge, the west, the narrative that blame the assad government ah good evening. thanks for joining us here. on our team tonight, the british prime minister board johnson has broken 2 of his party's key election manifesto promises in just one day and all to pay for the unprecedented impact to the pandemic. correspondence in london, isa alley has details. absolutely. bar. as johnson, the prime minister and flank because he was today by both his health secretary and his chancellor. really outlining these changes to what has been long standing the british government policy, in particular, when it comes to the phone called triple log retentions, which is essentially part of ensure that 3 pension is, would have any i

janice: you got it.l ahead there are still americans trying to get out of taliban controlled afghanistan after being left behind by president biden. not everyone is giving up on them. north carolina congressman greg murphy has been working to safely evacuate hundreds of them and he joins us next. ashley: plus, a moving tribute to the 13 service members killed in kabul by one very proud american. the story coming up. ♪ ♪ going to be all right ♪ going to carry on ♪ centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services w

janice, make it special. janice: okay.power in your vest. all right. across the nation we have 72 here in new york. we have a cold front that's marching across the midwest and that could bring the potential for showers and thunderstorms. maybe some severe storms. this is what is left of nicholas, bringing heavy rainfall across the gulf coast including louisiana, mississippi, alabama and the florida panhandle. this will be kind of the last day, but we are still looking at potential for heavy downpours and that could lead to some flash flooding. now, what's left in the atlantic we have a couple of systems we ever watching. i will point those out to you in a second. we are dealing with above average temperatures for the central u.s. the northwest, some cooler air there and wildfire danger continues. we have over 80 wildfires across the western u.s. all right. queue the jack hammers. you have so much power, brian. can you make sure that the jack hammers stop when i do my forecast. brian: the problem is i gave them this job and

thank you, janice. speaking of the weather.'t. and she shared a photo of her young daughter carrying her young daughter 2-year-old through the dessert and hours later claudia and 10-year-old daughter died from heat exposure. clawed yaps husband who lives down in florida told her to go back. she said she was already there then my daughter said no, dad, i really want to see you. they only had 25% battery left on their phone. steve: claudia made a frantic call to 911 for help. but her phone died before she could send the location. you know what it's like out there when it's hot like that. >> this story hurts. any border patrol agent that has ever had to deal with death, we understand that without proper policy and programs in place we can't just reach these individuals in time to know this tragedy was preventable, to know that had we had the proper resources in the area and available we would have been able to save these people. we have had agents that have died, put their lives on the line to go in to save these people. that's wh

now janice tells me. >> we're definitely going to live differently, enjoy every day. every day's precious. >>> president biden celebrated labor day in his hometown of wilmington, delaware. he met with the brotherhood of electrical workers. they work in industrial and commercial facilities. the president brought them lunch from a deli, took some pictures. the president now back in washington, d.c. >>> the u.s. military is out of afghanistan, but the work is not over to bring back americans left behind. there may be as many as 100 americans in afghanistan who did not make it out during evacuations last month. today the state department says four americans were able to fly out safely. the u.s. says they will try to get out any american who still wants to leave. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken arrives in qatar today, looking for support in evacuating those americans at risk still in afghanistan. he also says he's there to reach an agreement among allies on how to respond to the taliban. coming up a little bit later, marianne favro joins us with the story of bay ar

janice dean joins us with the latest fox weather forecast.aking to see the death and destruction the storm caused. >> janice: the forecasters did what we were supposed to do, warned people in advance. i think people need to know what to do when there's a flash flood. that can come so quickly and if you don't have a plan or know what to do you will panic and that is what happened. we had record-breaking rainfall across the northeast, what is left divide and storm totals were crazy, 10 inches plus over parts of have only populated areas, millions of people, not a lot of them are prepared, didn't think it would come true but we will do our best to bring the latest in the forecast and we are into hurricane season so you can't let your guard down, still have stuff going on in the gulf and the atlantic, past 24 hours, a beautiful day in the northeast with cooler temperatures, very fall like. we have a front moving across the plane states in the midwest, still very hot, hazy, humid for areas that are still trying to get into their homes across the g

hey, janice. >> hi, good morning. are in the new york area, staten island is where we are. this memorial is quite something it was constructed in 2004 one of the first memorials for 9/11 first responders and those we lost that day when the twin towers came down almost 20 years ago, and you can see it frames lower manhattan perfectly so those that came down here almost 20 years ago could see the smoke billowing from the twin towers when it happened that fate full day. it's almost a carbon copy beautiful day, when the towers came down, blue skies, temperatures in the 70s i remember it well. of course the last hour that we were on, we talked about steven siller who is frank siller's brother who was one of the firefighters that we lost on that day and of course, all of the wonderful work that frank does for tunnel to towers i know we'll talk to him in a few minutes so i wanted to show this beautiful stone and on all of these memorials, there's a silhouette of their face which was actually done by the artist sono, so a bea

todd: janice dean has your fox weather forecast.now if we were expecting this. >> janice: we were expecting incredible amounts of rain, historic rainfall. the national weather service did a great job yesterday warning folks there was potential their for historic flooding. i have to save the forecasters did a great job in forecasting this. it was record-breaking and several reports of tornadoes did damage and part of the mid-atlantic and the northeast. heavily populated neighborhoods, we are going to governments of ida but this is into tropical storm, just a remnant low which is supposed to show you it doesn't have to be a hurricane or tropical storm to cause incredible amount of damage. all conditions were favorable for heavy rainfall and tornado threat to diminishing, a watch in effect for cape cod and flash flood warnings in effect so new england, maine, and it will be offshore. it was a historic event but did know the potential was there for something like this to happen. todd: the layperson gets to the point that you said it. >>

janice: america needs to know the weather, brian. brian: thank you. janice: take a look.couple of days fall like temperatures 59 right now, 55 in boston. cooler air moving into the northeast and the west. between that, we have the warmer air and a front that's going to stall out to bring the potential for showers and thunderstorms and some heavy downpours across portions of the southern plains all the way up towards the great lakes. flash flooding is my big e. concern here. we could see some stronger storms as well. but, when you have a stalled out front, that's never good news. it just kind of gets backed up and we could see the potential for that heavy rainfall. know what to do if there is a watch or warning in your neighborhood. and right on cue, the jack hammers. back to you, brian. brian: fantastic. ainsley: what did he say 70% chance of rain and 100 percent chance of jack hammers. brian: exactly. i can't believe we are stuck with a jack hammer. no one came up with something different? right? ainsley: right next to janice. brian bine we should have something besides

as we approach the twentieth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks janice dean live from a beachfront memorialwatching event unfolds that day. >> reporter: we are live at different memorials all around the tri-state area, new jersey, staten island, long island, we will be broadcasting live to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of 9/11. we are point lookout, one of my favorite memorials, can't wait to show you around. stay with us. can't be capable? think again. ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the first ever at4 lineup. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. with xfinity home, you can keep your home and everything in it more protected. i can wrangle all my deliveries. thanks, hoss! and i help walk the dog from wherever. *door unlocks* ♪ ♪ well, i can bust curfew-breakers in an instant. well, you all have xfinity home, with cameras to home security monitored by the pros. *laughs* learn more about home security or get our self-monitored solution starting at just $10 per month. to a rocky start to the school your, students in 31 states back to online learning, 1000 s

heather: janice dean with the weather forecast. >> janice: temperatures will be in the high 90s.m getting water it is a disaster. we will monitor that. this is what is left of ida bringing four to six inches of rainfall across the mid-atlantic and the northeast. a tornado watch in effect from washington dc with potential for not have any additionally heavy rain but severe storms as well, the additional rainfall will cause a lot of problems for millions of folks in a short time in the ground is saturated from previous storms, flood advisory is in effect from north carolina towards maine and there's the forecast heat index, the temperatures with the humidity along the gulf coast areas the don't have air-conditioning, temperatures well over 100 degrees so that's a big concern of mine. wednesday, thursday, friday, temperatures in the 90s, with the heat index warmer than that and a chance of thunderstorms as well, there is your forecast for the rest of today, ida's remnants, one more thing for you, tropical storm larry, we have to watch this. we think it will curve northward away from

janice hamilton of san ramon -- >> i personally want to see gavin recalled. >> reporter: -- and friend lisa schmidt -- >> i found it very upsetting when i heard that his kids were in private school. >> reporter: -- both republicans and both want governor newsom out. their main reason -- how he handled the pandemic. >> i mean i could get emotional just talking about it. it was so hard and so hard for so many families. and it's just not okay that he -- it's a double standard. >> larry elder wants to walk us on that same covid cliff. >> reporter: the governor was on a campaign blitz, joined by vice president kamala harris. she was urging voters to get their ballots in now. >> this election, guys, it's not a one off. we need everyone to vote. >> he cannot stand on his own record alone. >> reporter: elizabeth is vice chair of the libertarian party of alameda county and says this recall is not just a republican-led effort. she says right now it's anyone's game. >> at this point, who knows, because there's polls all over the place. >> reporter: according to political data intelligence, regist

todd: janice dean with the fox weather forecast. >> janice: very good segments.'s take a look, a cold front moving across the upper midwest and great lakes bringing temperatures cool enough for some snow across the rockies. it happens sometimes was the past 24 hours showers and thunderstorms moving across the ohio valley, the cold front of potential for showers and thunderstorms along the coast with a tropical disturbance that is not going to impact the us but we could see showers and thunderstorms and potential for flooding for parts of the carolinas, interior sections of the mid-atlantic as well is the great lakes. tropical storm peter, the good news is it stays offshore and we are not talking about a hurricane and we also have this disturbance out here, what is the name of this when? rose. rose is going to stay away from the hands. these are the tropical systems i like to talk about because they don't affect anyone. jillian: roseann, today is her birthday. >> happy birthday jillian's mom roseann. todd: will hurricane rose allow jack to get on the raft or not?

the last american soldier leave afghanistan. us noted to me that the last american troops left jap, janice and i mean, come on. you think this is really bizarre? us don't do enough. we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down to make you pay that angry old uncle joe biden. they're talking about this new all his long voice. his case ought to be confused with cable or special case on. eagle ordered as strikes for whenever they pop on what it might be hard to believe, given their general accuracy for their strikes, you still need special forces time on the ground, guiding them in just in case civilians can wait. there is no way to than the last us, so do an african install it p o, shaping history is not just sending out an image off. joe biden, according to reuters and his last phone call to ask our president, gone before couple fell and gone. the data runner, the american president, couldn't one anyway, if he tried said there was a need, whether it's true or not, there is a need to project a different mixture. it's accurate, helpful. so i'm not going to get into private di

more than 370 people testified at the hearings that lasted more than 2 years. witnesses accused janice, government of rape, murder and torture. his party recently entered into a coalition with president adama bato ahead of december's elections site mattie george is in receipt, the gambia. he's the executive director of the center for research and policy development and the political science lecturer at the university of gambia. he's with us now live, good savvy with us. why has this report been delayed? do you think is the government scared of what's in it? well, i think will be the constitution . because this is the 2nd change. i think so can the government be relied upon to take action on what's in this report once and if it is published? i think this is the government. they should be there for another day or on people in the history of what happened and where the function was implemented. what, what are we to make of the fact that the former president's party struggle with alliance now with the current president? but i think you may want to move forward in that might not be for me t

janice, and it seems that for the time being they, you want to try something new in that country. and hopefully that will come about in the next few months. in other news tonight for police officers have been injured in clashes with anti vaccine protesters who tried to storm the headquarters of the case medicines regulator. yeah, the the. 2 the crowd descended on the medicines and health care products regulatory agency, reportedly in protest against the vaccination of children against coven. last month they were demonstration, sol protesters trying to storm what they thought was bbc headquarters, but was in fact the building. the broad cancer had vacated years ago. that's news for this. i'll be back in 31 minutes with another full fresh look. this is our token, traditional. glad to have you with us. oh, it's all about proximity. and as we talked about before, the can tell an effect if you're close to the central bank, you get the money 1st and you get to put it into things like assets. and then as the money works is right through the economy. those assets go up a lot and this is h

janice was the big part of it. but there was a comment about how important public transportation is to folks with mobility challenges. this is a side story. i'm in halfway decent shape, but i hurt my heel the other day. i was riding -- i went down to the m.t.c. dinner the other day at the m.t.c. building and i had to take the -- the escalators were down on both the trip to m.t.c. and getting off at embarcadero. i was a little bit livid, because i wasn't able to take the escalators. i was. i came back, why are the escalators out? i mean, i'm halfway decent shape, but there are people relying on these for vertical mobility and we are very committed to folks with mobility throughout the system that bart remains the number one accessible transit agency in the united states. so i just wanted to make that comment. i just made notes when the prior meeting was going on there. if we can go to slide 16 and 17 and i'll wrap up. i'm happy to take any questions, have any discussion on any topic with bart or public transit. if w

this is janice and it seems that with the time being they you want to try something new in that country and hopefully that will come about in the next few months starting attack and you see linda left, 6 people injured. that happened at a supermarket in oakland. at around 2 40 pm local time on friday, the prime minister says it was carried out by an ice inspired extremist. here's what witnesses say. they saw the 2 ladies, what lady for part of me just went to debbie? neither will allow for them. and i just realized that, oh my god, i have to run a lot of people run up to me says just one, just one guy, the step one. and then i walked to the next door and i saw a lady flag on the floor and then we had about like 6 or 7 gunshots. and everyone just kind of freaked out. everyone ran into the pharmacy. 3 of the 6 people entered a currently in a critical condition. the man behind the attack is us for lack of national have been on security threats less since 2016. he was previously arrested for planning an attack after which he was closely monitored. he was shot dead by police shortly after gr

council in removing di status, russia and china also eager to explore a chance for peace and have janice and both have that own separate negotiation tracks with, with that moment russia reopened those talks back in 2018. so if things go smoothly, i think we may actually see the status of the taliban as the terrorist moment being challenged in the few coming months. but that, of course, will depend on how the movement itself behaves itself for the time being. it's eager in getting international support. it's eager in trying to move the development and the reconstruction of afghanistan had and believe it. and despite the fact that all those great powers have very different jaundice, janice, and it seems that for the time being they, you want to try something new in the country and hopefully that will come about in the next few months. in other news tonight for police officers have been injured in clashes with anti vaccine protesters who tried to storm the headquarters of the case medicines regulator on the the. 2 the crowd is descended on the medicines and health care products, a regulator

janice, good morning. >> good morning. it's going to be a somber week.nniversary of 9/11. we'll be at different locations throughout the week including here on the north fork of long island where we have the morning call in back of me, a very beautiful memorial. we're going to talk about the family that commissioned this memorial to be here on long island and we're going to talk to a young woman who was not born when 9/11 happened but she wanted to record the stories of families who have someone that they lost. so this is going to be a really, you know, important week for us to remember 9/11. impart of an fdny family so i'm really proud to be part of this coverage all week. so every day this week a different memorial and we are going to commemorate the lives that we lost on that fateful day. let's take a look at the forecast for this week here on the north fork of long island. the temperature is 70 and it's quite humid. we are expecting the potential for some showers, just to the east of us. we're hoping that the showers hold off for our morning here on

s. leaving of janice on. of course the recently had thrown all vs parallel on the un. there's no fearful of a rise in terrorism in the region of western north central africa. we're going to take a closer look at that just a bit later in this program. hope you can stay with me, but we're talking cove, it next still go in on austria, greece and france for among european countries rocked by corona virus protest this week. as thousands took to the st angry and restrictions, cove and passports and vaccine mandates. in many cases, police responded with water, canada tear gas to the and it's not just code restrictions of the causes for many. the consequences of corona viruses, dale by fig, come to a significant number of people say this still suffering symptoms of cobra. one thing long after initially called the virus one study last year, suggesting it can effect up to 25 percent of those infected. we spoke them with god called philip hose to go now who called the virus a year ago and still hasn't recovered all my life changed on the 2020 when i caught the curve at 19 fire. f

how are those that being with us cleaving asked janice, done this chaotic scene thing. corvil, which quickly saw the taliban feel the void. some for you that has emboldened your hardest increases. molly will be looking to capitalize on a french withdrew the school was a shot in the arm to religious zealots all over the world. you see that clearly enough janice, then working now the taliban regime has been gifted millions, if not billions of dollars and military material that they're now using to suppress their internal foes. and if we're not careful, the same fate might await molly and its neighbors. it's not just the front that has had an almost long press. molly green a did find several european countries while you have taken a significant role in training. molly and forces apartments, same with the pills and independent impartial armed force, the european union training mission. the molly provides advice, training, and education to the molly and armed forces. it was here a little less than a year. it's pretty difficult to describe that. being that, despite the military warn on bra

if anybody had any words they wanted to share, we can have a little moment of silence for janice. so thank you. great. thank you so much. and i guess we can move to adjourn at this point. >> all move to adjourn? i think i need a second. >> i'll second. >> great. i'll take roll. [roll call taken] >> great. the meeting has been adjourned at 11:33:00 a.m. >> chairwoman: we did it, guys. >> flyshaker pool was a public pool located on sloat boulevard near great highway. it operated from 1925 to 1971 and was one of the largest pools in the world. after decades of use, less people visited. the pool deteriorated and was demolished in 2000. built by herbert flyshaker, pumps from the pacific ocean that were filtered and heated filled the pool. aside from the recreational activities, many schools held swim meets there. the delia flyshaker memorial building was on the west side of the pool. it had locker rooms with a sun room and mini hospital. in 1995, a storm damaged one of the pipes that flowed to the ocean. maintenance was not met, and the pool had to close. in 1999, the pool was filled w

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i found a, b, b, c, janice rhymes lassie that the attack may have been staged and how it will to down damming verdict. why? former p c. w inspector pose ape astonished, as merely having an axe to grind with the americans. however, they were either rebuffed or down played back then that he was, he now admits it insinuated that alex was off to the cash bounty. but that's all the documentary fabricated or at least seriously exaggerated. it also claim that pizza hitchens, the janice, you follow the complaints against the documentary in the very fast side shad, the russian and syrian state views on the complex that these attacks were indeed staged. and yes, the claims have been withdrawn by the b b. c. but aligning hitchens with the russian, syria and official view leads to worry and questions about anyone stepping out of line automatically being pitted as spinning and, and to what the narrative has to. alex is dealing with journalists, although he has collaborated with journalists who held, brought the same views on the war as the russian and 3 governments. he's also collaborated with jou

by them they delayed a statement on the janice, answering gauge of the serious competition with china. we're dealing with the challenges and multiple french with russia, and there's nothing china or russia would rather have, would want more in this competition in the united states to be bogged down another decade in afghanistan. while the most graceful interpretation i could give to this phrase wide, joseph biden is that he is searching for some retorted old device. but i think it's well known to anyone who knows anything about the politics of the region that russia and china has long been. have long been critical of the american presence here, and the total futility is not declined that this presence abroad because it was a huge waste of money. but above all, it was a huge waste of life, not only african lives, but also live in regions because both russia and china believe that the americans for many decades use the instability, janice on to saw instability in central asia for russia or in suzanne province for china, but both countries are eagerly looking forward to see whether what

i was determined to sign big brother and company and janice joplin and i did. >> davis, who is chiefspringsteen, jennifer hudson while keeping the intensity of a pure fan. he accounts going to see aretha franklin in her late 30s and wondering what else she could do in this unfair business. >> i'll never forget when i was going to her house and we were going to meet for the first time that i knew more than any other orders that i ever met because she was already the queen of soul that everything that she would do would be history. everything that she did, sang would be meaningful to all the generations to come. i met her when she was nearing 40 and she as all orders are hungry to be on top, stay on top. one of the first questions is do you think i could have hits once i reach 40 years old? i've not had any hits in the last two years of my career. i said i believe you can, and the challenge to collaborate with you will be my mission as much as any discovery of a brand-new artist. it a privilege. >> aretha went on to earn his first gold record in even years. i was keen to hear work of d

janice horner, 1st of all, the frictions between the military and civilian elements of become ever more apparent as time is going on. what's your assessment of where we're at? how serious is this? yes. as you say that those tensions have been in evidence for some time, but this is really a new level of spill over those tensions. the transition student has always existed as a rather uneasy hybrid government that contain both civilians and military. and for the military part, there's a real concern from their side that they will be a sidelines. they are currently certainly dominant within the transition. and there can, and they've been dominant in sudan, more or less since independence in $56.00 for the civilians. as your package well represented, the civilians have been really unable to turn the sort of rule political power, the immersed incidents a revolution in 20182019 into real political power that it is usable in this new transitional context. and so the military honestly are not, is very concerned that the disorganization among the civilians may see, sit on the continuing that chao

check in with meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. good morning, janice.r midwest.ortions of the upper the northern plains, that's in advance of a cold front that's going to push across these regions and bring the potential for showers, thunderstorms, even some flooding rainfall for the great lakes, parts of the mid-atlantic and southeast. that's the area of concern today. we will see isolated totals of a few inches in just a short period of time and that's why we have those flash flooding concerns for the areas that you see shaded in green today. otherwise, let's take a look at the tropics, we have tropical storm peter. that's going to stay away from land and it's going to weaken over the next couple of days. that's what we like. and then tropical storm rose just off the coast of africa. that is also going to weaken and not really hurt anybody. but we are watching a new wave off the coast right near the islands that could potentially develop and we will keep you posted on that. there is your tropical models i know you were talking about the anniversary of

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janice: you got it, brian.ay and still watching the remnants of nicholas over texas and louisiana. this storm has not moved very quickly and we actually had an earlier tornado warn storm just west of bluck'sy. that's going to be another, you know problem over the next couple hours as some of these storms could turn severe with the potential for rotation. flood advisories are posted for much of central and southern, southeastern louisiana, mississippi, alabama, into florida. so heavy rainfall in addition to some of the 10 inches that we got yesterday from this storm and it's going to spread widely across portions of the gulf coast in towards florida. so that's something we're going to have to monitor, and then, of course, the showers and thunderstorms here in the northeast later on today. keep that find, brian, i will remind you by text message that the showers and thunderstorms are coming to your neighborhood later on today. brian: thanks so much, janice. keep did old school as woke curriculum takes over classr

janice, thank you.g because i just want to make sure that i'm getting [inaudible]. jillian: well the full trailer is expected to drop today. the documentary release date has not been revealed and nicole richie has a fiery start to her 40th birthday. >> [applause] jillian: the she accidentally caught her hair on fire, while blowing out her birthday candles and her husband is joking writing "that's hot" in the comments and of course a nod to her days on the show"the simple life" and by the power vested in me i choose to send things to brian kilmeade brian: thank you very much jillian. i'm glad i gave you that power earlier. meanwhile, right now, i can introduce my next guest country music star, john rich, sitting down with some of the biggest stars and celebrities and entrepreneurs in the country to discuss their pursuit of the american dream. >> so i started learning guitar and i went to that guy at pot bellies a week later, and i was like i do that back home. telling them what i could do before i really

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reporter: janice, thank you so much. god bless.t's the kind of stories we've been hearing all throughout new jersey. that really hit a nerve with that dramatic video, luckily no one was hurt here. tragically, 25 people lost their lives at least in the state of new jersey, many of them swept away in the floodwaters. alicia: i mean, what an incredible story and thank god that family was able to get out and her son having his mind to call his father and his father was able to find him. we wish are best for this family, we are so grateful. incredible interview. thank you want president biden expected to visit next week. biden dealing with follow-up over the chaotic u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. david is live in delaware where the president is spending the labor day weekend. good afternoon. reporter: it hasn't even been a week since u.s. forces completely left afghanistan after 20 years of the president's message to americans still in afghanistan right now they want to get out, he says the united states is with you, we will eventual

janice dean will join us at the top of the hour with an update. todd: firefighters rushing into a burning apartment building, take a look this body cam video just released by the department in wichita, kansas, the flooding rapidly spreading before first responders have a path to perform the daring rescue. four people, two firefighters suffering burns, not clear how the fire started. the nypd searching for this man seen taking a woman down the subway escalator, surveillance with you capturing the attack, the woman falls backwards to the bottom of the stairs, the victim suffering cuts and bruises but did not need to be hospitalized. that man facing assault charges. >> gabby set off on a road trip with her fiancÉ in early july and has not been heard from since late august but her parents not giving up hope. >> i believe she's going to come home. he could be alone somewhere. stranded somewhere. and needs help. we don't sleep without actively looking for her. jillian: gabby's father joseph joins me from his home in florida. so sorry for what you're goi

ah barbara krycek of a headlines here on out here with the leader of janice dons resistant movement in punch valley is calling for national uprising that follows a taliban announcement that it's taken control of the area. cha, stratford has more of a capital campbell. there has been over a huge concern for the 152200000 civilians in the punch valley. talking about spokes person which i had earlier saying that there hadn't been a single civilian casualty. and he called on all danny's to to respect punch punch series, as they're called with the same respect that they would treat any other afghan. he said the food had run out of food was running out. they've been shortages in the valley during the fighting. he said that the food was going to be sent in, and he said that telecommunications communications and electricity was also going to be re started. the world health organization says 90 percent of the hospitals and clinics, enough chemist on will run out of money and shot their doors. health care in the country relies on international donations which have been frozen since the taliban t

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todd: i agree. >> janice: keep an eye on it. three cups of coffee. 29 after the hour.: some help workers on the front lines of the pandemic since the beginning. have been fired for refusing to get vaccinated. todd: the president getting backlash for claiming his $3.5 trillion reconciliation package caused 0 bucks. cheryl casone and tomi lahren live to talk about these stories. ♪♪ todd: ready to deploy to new york hospitals among fears of the staffing shortage of healthcare workers are fired for refusing to get the vaccine. jillian: shall casone here to break down the fallout. ed: >> reporter: there will be medically trained national guard troops to replace healthcare workers who were fired because they refuse to comply with the state vaccine mandate as protests erupted in new york city with people holding signs that read naturally union and medical segregation is racist. this in contrast to spring of summer of 2020 when new yorkers rating cowbells to thank healthcare workers during the pandemic. the governor's office says 92% of hospital staff received one dose of the

janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast. carley: it will be the rainfall.l storm and had over 10 inches of rainfall that short time. this area has been saturated by ida especially louisiana. landfall in texas overnight last night. regardless whether it is a storm or hurricane we see potential for flooding rainfall upwards of 20 inches depending where the center of circulation continues to linger and it will move slowly. that is the problem. the east side, and 6 inches of rain. over towards louisiana, mississippi, hit hard by ida. 8 to 12 to 15 inches of heavy rainfall is not a good situation and new orleans where we have hundreds of thousands without power we see potential for rain fall through the week because this is not moving very quickly. it is going to be a big flooding threat. jillian: thank you so much. you are looking at capital who were democrats are proposing sweeping tactics to pay for biden's $3.5 trillion spending plan. todd: cheryl casone here to break down. >> reporter: unveiling the plan to pay for $3 trillion package, 36% from 37% for marr