thank you,. >> lawrence: lawrence good evening, bret and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> lawrencem lawrence jones and sometimes when you love something, you've got to let it go. >> new york tough means new york loving. and i love new york. and i love you. and everything i have ever done has been motivated by that love. and i would never want to be unhelpful in any way and i think that given the circumstances the best way can i help now is if i step aside and let government get back to governing. >> new york governor andrew cuomo shocking the political world today announcing that he will resign in 14 days amid a mass of sexual assault scandals. the love gov was apologetic to accusers and strangely thanked them for coming forward. he smeared the investigation as a political hit job. >> i am a fighter. and my instinct is to fight through this controversy. because i truly believe it is politically motivated. >> lawrence: president biden, who knows all about giving people awkward hugs mourned cuomo's resignation he did some good things, right? >> he has done a hell of a job. he has don

welcome to "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: i'm lawrence jones in new york. thing that this pandemic exposed is how much america's elite class will recents the rest of us for having the same freedom. that's why they locked us up and disobeyed anybody who didn't obey their honors. former actor and governor arnold schwarz how he and his sophisticated peers feel. >> people should know there is a virus here it kills people. and the only way we prevent it to get vaccinated, to wear masks, to do social distancing, washing your hands all the time and not just to think about well, my freedom is being kind of disturbed here. no, screw your freedom because with freedom comes obligations and a responsibility. >> lawrence: part of me wants to laugh but it's chilling that someone who once governor add state can speak so callously about the things that make america great. they all feel this way. said the last part out loud. what's worse is what the people in power are doing to make his words a reality. today in san francisco, following new york's league requiring proof of

lawrence, the ending of the great war takes a personal toll. >> lawrence emerges from the first worlde's suffering from ptsd and a sense of guilt which he emerged from the war. >> this is a guy who was fighting for an arab nation but he was also a british soldier. this empire consumes everything it touches. it dawned on him he was used as an instrument to be played. the people he came to appreciate and love and there is this credible irony of lawrence's life. he was discovered by journalists. >> the british and the french gives no credit to anybody but themselves, hence, the invention of t.e. lawrence. the savages could not organize themselves. they were too divided or ignorant or needed this little white guy to organize them and do it. >> he has several episodes of depression and finally in the spring of 1935, he killed in a motorcycle accident. >> the middle east is changed forever. it became a region divided to state. a nation that some of them makes sense and some of them don't until this day. >> monarchs who were not chosen by the people at all. >> what were the arab world be tod

lawrence: i hope.o i like to think we trained the government how to act over though year and a half. we gave them unlimited power. landlords still aren't being paid. shut down after shut down. mandate after mandate. i feel like they feel they can get away with a a bit of this. up to the people, especially like you congressman, containna, you talk about every day on your radio show to hold the line and educate the people and stand with them. thank you all so much for come on the show tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. >> you bet. lawrence: up next president obama and his sophisticated friend partying it up for birthday this weekend. give big old middle financing tore anthony fauci. why should all of us follow his lead. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. ♪ born to be wild ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ born to be wild ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. applebee's and a movie, now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. introducing aleve

lawrence. >> t.e.enigmatic, endlessly fascinating people really of the 20th century. >> he's an adventurer, a beautiful writer. he enjoys extraordinary adventures -- political, military, and sexual. >> he loves the middle east, and he writes letters home where he is saying that he doesn't really want to come home. >> t.e. lawrence was a brilliant intelligence officer, somebody who understood how to fight war, how the different forces need to be organized, and what is at stake if you don't get the local support in order to win. but if you understand lawrence of arabia through the prism of the movie "lawrence of arabia," then you're missing out the larger picture. >> "lawrence of arabia" is a great movie. it's just not true. it's wonderful fiction that plays into the narrative that the west understands. the white guy who helps the not-white-guys do the right thing because they're not capable of it themselves. >> lawrence of arabia was not a savor of arabia. he was a loyal british intelligence officer tha

if lawrence lawrence yeah.enate to fight for women many sports. >> yes. i am working on this effort with senator mike lee and many others in the senate to preserve women's sports. i had the opportunity to meet with a number of women that have had to engage in sports against transgender women, those that were biological males and now are transgender women. and unfortunately, it doesn't create a fair playing ground. so we need to make sure that everyone's treated with dig the anity and and respect -- dignity and respect. women have fought so hard to get onto that playing field. we need to make sure we are protecting their interests. lawrence: senator, i want to bring in one of those young athletes, monty leon, margaret. she's a track runner at st. anthony school. you know, margaret, i want to bring you in because so often we hear these stories. how has it impacted you? >> thank you for having me. i've personally found that when i had to race against a transgender athlete, my teammates were super discouraged and d

good evening, welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: i'm lawrence jones in new york tonightocrats chances of holding ton power are looking more and more bleak as they record number of immigrants flood through our southern border. the biden administration is still trying to convince us that they have this under control. on thursday, dhs secretary mayorkas acknowledged the surge but defended the administration handling of it. watch. >> we meet challenges. we meet difficult ones. we do so with our heroic workforce. our expertise, our plans and our execution of our plans. here again, just as we did with the challenge of unaccompanied children in march of this year, we have a plan. we are executing our plan, and that takes time. >> lawrence: so that's what the secretary said in public. but fox news has obtained leaked audio of what the secretary is saying in private. and it paints a drastically different picture. watch. >> a couple days ago i was down in mexico omexico and i said look, you know, if our border is the first line of defense we are going to lose, this is unsustainabl

lawrence jones in for pete hegseth this morning. lawrence: thanks for having me. the dismawn we have the most beautiful country in the world. lawrence: start off with the national anthem as we have troops getting ready to head to battle to defend freedom right now. will: in fact, let's go to a fox news alert. president biden is vacationing at camp david as afghanistan implodes. rachel: taliban is rapidly taking control of the country, closing in on its capital kabul as u.s. troops arrive in the city to afghanistan americans. lawrence: joining us live from washington lucas, it's spinning out of control and quickly. what do you know? >> sure, it appears that way, lawrence. the taliban have tall kabul surrounded. the first u.s. marines have arrived to evacuate americans. >> and they have throughout this last few weeks, you have seen it for yourself, taken over border crossings, taken over highways and major intersections. >> moments ago afghan president ashraf ghani vowed on not to give up over what he called the major achievements the last 20 years. of the taliban h

here's my question, lawrence. as many americans as possible, why have we adopted only a one-size-fits-all solution? not all people can get the vaccine. what are they to do? just lose their jobs? and what about the, i do know, some 100 odd million americans who already had covid and have natural antibodies. did they not count in the stats? there are people with individual health decisions, individual risk will board calculation all throughout america. so why does joe biden encourage corporation to adopt simply one policy proposal? one that cannot possibly solve this problem for everyone. why is that? and make no mistake, this is forced upon every american. >> lawrence: it's something is very complex into me is that, you know, there's polling out there that suggests why folks aren't getting vaccinated. a lot of it is because it hasn't gotten fda approval, some others say that people are afraid. you know, i'm sure the white house can be that same data, so why not cater to that instead of being lazy and just forcing i

lawrence has that for us. lawrence: thank you, rachel.after what they're calling a blatant act of vandalism. former police officers irvin and maria proudly placed a thin blue line sticker in on their business but surveillance camera showed a woman peeling the sticker off the door. they join us now. both you guys are former cops. you responded to the seen on 9/11. we thank you for your service. what do you think this is coming from where people think they can just vandalize your personal property? >> first of all thank you for having us on the show. we really appreciate it. we really want to bring this out. the blue line for us signifies just law enforcement and it's the line between you know, us helping the community out and for them to peel the sticker off that was very disrespectful for us. we were in 9/11. we also did a lot of community service and now here at the restaurant we continue that. we donate to many schools, to many other places and we continue, this is a place where you come, you feel safe. no matter what your intentions ar

lawrence: lawrence my pleasure. of.shington university jonathan turley. good morning to you. >> good morning. ainsley: how does this play out? will this hold up in court? >> it probably will because the standard that applies is relatively low, a rational basis. the courts have been highly deferential to states. in fact, the state mandate of this kind in massachusetts was upheld in the early 1900s. there is also a lower court decision involving mandated measle shots in new york that was upheld. but, it can be challenged. we have seen a challenge by law professor recently who has natural antibodies and is challenging george mason university, which is requiring him, against the advice of his doctors, to get vaccinated anyway. so we are going to have to look at the details on this so-called new york pass. but the key here is that many of these proposals have been supported by people who say we really have to make life hard on the unvaccinated. cnn medical analyst said that recently. we have to make it as difficult as possib

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>> emily: lawrence, final thoughts? >> lawrence: this will come from an ideology.nd the police made this worse. but this has been going on for 2-3 years. even before the pandemic. you saw that out across the country reporting these major cities. these ideologies come from the folk food do not believe that people should be behind bars. having justice under law and protect in both the cops and the citizens, they can sure that everyone is following the law and getting rid of the bad apples in getting rid of the community that's causing danger to the fellow citizens. that conversation is over. the conversation now is just like criminals do whatever they want to do on the streets. we are playing russian roulette. it's only a matter of time before either you or impacted or someone you know is impacted. that is really unfortunate. >> emily: support the blue here and we're not afraid to say it. coming up, the international olympic committee investigating one american for the highest profile tokyo protest as gwen berry says that she represents the oppressed and has a new me

>> lawrence, good evening to you.n the sense that children now comprise the, one of the largest groups of unvaccinated individuals. so we are seeing so many sheer numbers of cases. lawrence, it is troubling to see most hospitals in texas and florida but especially children's hospitals at over 100% capacity. not all covid but a large driver is covid. we have to watch the pattern closely because you're right. in the past we did not necessarily attribute the previous strains to being, quote-unquote, worse in children. it still feels that way but the numbers just given the fact that there are so many unvaccinated children not eligible for the most part that we're seeing this and it's troubling. i think the degree to which we saw signs of this lawrence earlier where the cdc had a study that showed that about one-third of children ages 12 to 17 actually that needed hospitalization ended up in icu and a lot of them had comorbidity. we are dealing with the fact that honestly lawrence many adults didn't step up and get vaccina

but you make a very good point, lawrence. there's more in those notes that we aren't even talking about, which is that donald trump admitted that he was a keen observer and reader of the internet. now, you know and -- and i know, now, that before january 6th there was a lot of internet chatter about plans to storm the capitol on january 6th. and the big question, in impeachment 2.0, was did donald trump know about those plans? and we -- there were no witnesses and there -- it was impossible to figure that out. but he is here admitting that he is a very -- he's very attentive to the internet. far more so than the department of justice. well, i don't think that gets you all the way that you need to get to, to -- in order to demonstrate that he knew what the plans were, before january 6th. but it is, certainly, very helpful. >> daniel goldman, thank you very much for your legal expertise on these notes. really important. thank you. >> my pleasure. >>> and joining us now is tim o'brien. he is senior columnist for bloomberg opinio

>> yeah, thanks, lawrence. for me it is just this -- this feeling of grim relief that it's final over and that it should have happened a long, long time ago. and, so, you know, america kind of forgot what was going on over there for a long time. and last week when we lost 13 service members, that was a reminder to them of what many of us experienced while we were overseas. and, so, for me this week and what i'm seeing right now is just, you know, it is really a reminder of probably the saddest, most somber moment of my life. and that was standing on a line in afghanistan in the middle of the night with about 100 other marines saluting the dead body of a fallen member of our baaal on. i'm grimly relieved there will not be another u.s. member experiencing that. >> i find it striking president bush's announcement of this war. what he said in that speech about the objectives. and for everyone in the last two weeks who has been saying we should stay there longer and we shouldn't be exiting the way we're exiting. we

lawrence? lawrence: good morning, family.town. we are at meme's guys. tom, can you talk about the mood here? i think it's hard to describe if you are not here talking with the folks. >> the community really counts on fort drum, flight fort drum is home to the tenth mountain division. that's the most deployed infantry division in the entire nation. they have been to somalia, iraq and afghanistan for 20 years. this community wraps itself around fort drum. what is happening in afghanistan is important to this community. a lot of the people work on the base. a lot of soldiers that are currently on the base, live in our community. it's all one big community. so the feelings are deep here that so much has been sacrificed by the soldiers of fort drum. lost a lot of soldiers. to say see that country fall in the hands of taliban is disturbing to most people in this community. lawrence: tom, we are sitting at the table that was meant to be for our soldiers. they weren't able to come here because essentially they have been silenced that

good evening lawrence, how are you? >> good evening, nicole. and this is the point where i usually give rachel the boston accent alert. because marty walsh is going to join us tonight, the former labor secretary, and i think i might slip a little. my boston accent might crack. and there's another very special boston accent we may hear later in the hour. and that is my father, nicole, who i wish was still with us to hear this, a 1963 recording of him arguing a case, an important case in the united states supreme court. and when i was listening to it today, trying to find something the audience would understand, because of his boston accent, i felt so bad because for william o douglas and all those people trying to understand this guy from boston. eventually they ruled in his favor. but that boston accent is later in the hour. >> i always watch rachel's show and you are showing my sweatpants with my mommy water, and i have to, obviously, get through this show in a different way. but i'm racing upstairs to change into sweatpants and watch your sho

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good evening, lawrence. >> rachel, it was very compelling reporting. i am so glad you deliver that story to us. the weight of this frustration is on everyone. you have been covering this story from your own time in afghanistan, and before that for so many years. and when you get to the end, what is the end of the war chapter of this story, that is when all sorts of emotions take over. we're all going through this. >> yeah, and just to see the superhuman efforts that had to be exerted to bring about a small, rational human outcome that should not have been that hard to achieve. you exult in the achievement and you are equally horrified that this is what it takes, and that the system isn't working, and that you have to, you know, connect this many hail mary's to make it work for somebody. it's just a lot. it's a lot. >> what i'm always hoping for in the horrors of war story, which include the horrors of the end of wars story, is that it makes people think the next time about their decision to go to war. because we aren't able to go

but lawrence, a their son os. yeah.just kind of walking about remember, these are just really micro small particles so things can change quickly. so far it is looking good for most of the bay area, but to get into oakland part of richmond martinez. yeah. that's when you start to moderate amounts of air quality and then start poor air quality in place like livermore and also in the san ramon. and you could just see it out there all a's from that smoke sitting right up above most that so far. >> is being held aloft. but some of that start to mix down just a bit. so numbers right now. i'm still in the hot side. at inland. you've got some 90's in the valleys. you got 60's out toward the coastline but looks like those temperatures may cool just slightly as we head in toward tomorrow afternoon. put on fog at the beaches and that's good news. little sea breeze and fog and on shore flow help that could clear things out. but still hot 90's inland. and then the next couple days. here we go. looks like the weekend looks like sunda

there's a couple of things going on there lawrence. categories in the united states. i also think that there is some resentment on the part of republicans, the fact is, we had 200 weeks of infrastructure week throughout the trump presidency, they kept calling it infrastructure week, but they never moved on a bill where republicans could have gotten credit for it. so now, i think the desire to gain some credit, and not be left behind, not have that sort of lame excuse that they had with the american rescue plan. crowing about things that they voted against, combined with the reality that they have seats to worry about in 2022. it has meant that they are more than willing to take on donald trump, and that's an interesting phenomenon. >> dj, watching this, i am just in awe of it every day. and the outset i just didn't see how it's possible if it's never been done, in the congress, i don't think it can be done. the likelihood that something being doable that's never been done is rather low. this is never been done this. to track process on

it's time now for the "last word" with lawrence o'donnell. lawrence, i'm always happy to see you, but i'm a little speechless after a conversation i just had with one of these afghan interpreters who we speak about in the abstract, but they're not abstract. they're real people who are really worried about their lives and their families. and he made a plea to president biden and to americans to just do their part to these people to get them out of afghanistan and get them to safety. >> we obviously do. it's such an important interview, ali. and it's the kind of commitment that no one would have doubted when america first invaded afghanistan. and to think we could 20 years later be wondering what the obligation is or trying to calculate what the obligation is, it's such a strange situation. >> yeah. it is a little -- it does take your breath away a little bit. lawrence, you have a great show my friend. >> thank you, ali. >>> well, we'll be joined later in the hour by the chair of the new york state democratic party, jay jacobs, who's now saying

>> thanks lawrence. for me, it's just this feeling of grim relieve that it's finally over and that it should have happened a long long time ago. america kind of forgot what was going on over there for a long time. and last week, when we lost 13 service members. that was a reminder to them what many of us experience while we were overseas. and so for me, this week what i'm seeing right now is a really reminder of probably the saddest, most somber moment of my life. and that was standing on a flight line in afghanistan, in the middle of the night. there was about 100 other marines saluting the dead body of a former member because he was but out into the airplane for his final flight home that is what the cost of war is. we've been reminded of it and i'm just grim lee relieved that there's not gonna be another u.s. service member experiencing that david, i found it streaking in review of president bush's announcement of this war. what he said, in that speech, about the objectives. and for everyone in the la

own father, henry lawrence. now, we can get into dayton's ring for a minute. this is colonel -- who become one of the last brigadier promotions during the actual war time and his communications to hamilton and there is a key one on july 21st of 1780 that it is on that day that col elias dayton informs washington of a british fleet leaving -- to newport via long island. sound of there is one problem, george washington is absent. he's out on an errand of some sort. law fight is it headquarters, he received a letter, realizing that he must immediately dispatch this news to lafayette in connecticut. they get it to him, it's enough of a challenge and lafayette has to get it from there, over the island. it's a complicated operation but it works quickly enough. they were able to warn of the french. by the way, the british do not mind -- actually wind up attacking newport, they decided to call it off for whatever reason. maybe they were ticked off that americans know. we just don't know. often the conspiring is credited

what happened to claudia lawrence? pits now used as fishing lakes near york may finally answer that question. for 12 and a half years, claudia's family has been living with the torment of her disappearance. police believe she was murdered. today, her mother spoke about the latest search. i think there might be a light at the end of the tunnel there. i hope so. butjust as her mum, it'sjust... it's the thought that somebody might have done something to her, and the fact that it's taken 12 years. claudia lawrence was last seen alive walking down this road on the way home from work. she lived in his terraced house here, just a few doors down from the nags head inn, where she would often meet friends for drinks. the last known conversations she had, though, were on the night before she disappeared, and they were charts on the and they were chats on the telephone with her mum and dad. i'm in another world. i'm in total shock. i wish i'd been prepared a bit more for it, other than on the day, because i'm certain this didn'tju

what happened to claudia lawrence?bout the latest search for top i think there might be a light at the end of the channel there. i light at the end of the channel there. ., , light at the end of the channel there. .,, ,., �* , light at the end of the channel there. �* , ., there. i hope so. but 'ust as a mum, it's the there. i hope so. but 'ust as a mum, its the thought — there. i hope so. but 'ust as a mum, it's the thought that i there. i hope so. butjust as a mum, it's the thought that somebody i there. i hope so. butjust as a mum, | it's the thought that somebody might have done something to her and the fact that it's taken 12 years. claudia lawrence was last seen alive walking down this road on the way home from work. she lived in this chair is herejust home from work. she lived in this chair is here just a few doors down from the nags head in which she would often meet friends for drinks. the last known conversation she had were on the night before she disappeared and they were chats on the telephone with her mum

now, it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, lawrence. >> evening, rachel. i know there is a lot of news today and a lot of stuff to cover and the networks didn't cover this. but i watched andrew cuomo's farewell speech today, which if you came in late, if you missed the part where he attacked the state attorney general. you would think it was a campaign speech for his campaign for governor, which he has $18 million to finance if he chooses to run for governor next year. which as of now, he can do. we have the -- the chair of the state democratic party joining us at the end of the hour. that's going to be one question. is andrew cuomo running for governor? among many others. >> lawrence, do you know offhand or will this come up in the interview, i guess, if he decided to try to play kingmaker and shunt that $18 million over to some other candidacy that he then blessed. does he have the ability to do that? or would that count as -- or would that be treated as like a campaign donation, you are not allowed to move it between candidates? >> the place where he c

>> yeah, that's right, lawrence. that's very good. say there's a window.window. i don't want people to think if they wait eight months and 14 days, they're too late. it is really about eight to 12 months after that second dose. but yes. americans will be eligible starting september 20th, you can do the math. we had people vaccinated before january 20th but there are a number of things that have to happen between today and september 20th. for example, like the fda authorizing the booster shot. the little trivia fact that we kind of overlooked. that's when people will start and they want it to be on a rolling basis based on your second dose, assuming the people who got it, health care workers, essential worker, elderly and nursing home residents and some others probably interspersed, members of congress and some others in between. this is the beginning of what i would say is the fall of the booster shot season. >> i am literally asking for a friend but also millions of other people who got the johnson & johnson vaccine. what is the guid

i think he has been neutered. >> lawrence: dagen? were 8 months old? not training for tie beyond dough, had here is super baby he is now 2 years old. his dad, who is also a martial arts master 40 years he has been in martial arts recognized his son's potential sound effects which i will not provide. >> lawrence: form. >> dagen: that's, there you go. super baby it tiquando master. >> lawrence: that kid is going to cause a lot of problems. cat? >> kat: this phi being arrested on in oklahoma on suspicion stealing copper wires. he managed to steal an atv and while he was handcuffed he led them on a high-speed chase. i'm antitheft and evading the police but being able to drive with that level of skill while you are handcuffed that is impressive. >> greg: you know that from experience. >> kat: no, i have never been arrested. >> greg: but you have been handcuffed. you walked right into that. [laughter] >> kat: nothing to be ashamed of. [laughter] >> lawrence: i have never seen kat embarrassed. >> kat: i'm not. i shrewd be. >> lawrence: jess

lawrence, it's kind of like the milk crate it's tiktok.you very much for joining us tonight, we really appreciate it. that is tonight's last word, and a programming note, o'connell will make her first tv appearance as new york governor tomorrow morning on morning joe right here on msnbc. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. 11th hour with brian williams starts now. good evening once again, day 217 of the biden administration, president now facing the most critical week in his eight months in office. just this evening he told the nation he is sticking to the august 31 deadline to pull u.s. forces out of afghanistan. and complete the evacuation of americans and afghan allies, that means he is exactly seven days to get this done. >> we are currently on a pace to finish by august 31st, the sooner we can finish the better. each day of operations brings added risk to our troops. but, the completion is august 31 and that depends on the taliban continuing to cooperate, and allow access to the airport for those who are being transported ou

a rare interview with billionaire lawrence stroll. we'll talk about his turnaround plan for the luxury brand. it's a busy afc with several reporting. as usual, we have an all-start lineup >>> michael yee from jeffries is here, but mock san told ir, they hit -- despite the fact it's a very narrow trading range. there's always been an intraday fate it's not all stocks moving as one. a the lo of this stuff is holding indexes in place >> a look at the nasdaq 100, actually an outperformer today >> see it never got sloppy, so to speak we had this break out above the prior high today's low is a couple -- it's part of the rotational action. semiconductors are struggling a bit more you see months of doing not much of anything. we're actually slightly below that high from back in june. it doesn't mean it's break or break of the entire market, but typically you said -- to have a better thrust behind it. it doesn't feel like each day is a bit of a see does that saw >> i don't know it's necessarily -- obviously we're going to be getting jackson ho

huntington's up there and hamilton and lawrence are there. i'm just going to wipe my brow because of all the sweat. that way i'm not reflecting too much. i don't want to look like the bejewelled john lawrence with diamonds. so alexander hamilton does not get enough credit. we all know how the war ends, the patriots win, the british are defeated. yorktown is not the actual end of the war. we couldn't have anticipated that but that's how it turned out to be in terms of major battles. let's turn to 1790. we know that hamilton has been working as treasury secretary. he also founds the u.s. revenue cutter service. he is considered the father of the u.s. coast guard. i go there every graduation to give an award right there on that spot, right there, and i was there for the unveiling of this beautiful sculpture by benjamin victor. it was donated by the class of 1963 last fall, and that is the appropriately named hamilton hall. that's the main administration hall at the coast guard academy in new london, connecticut. there's a painting inside hamilto

kron four's, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. you're looking at tropical storm ida. yeah, this could be a significant hurricane right now fall. the forecast. >> holds together here. i just beginning to put itself together and well. we'll take long gone and are some very warm waters in the gulf of mexico. and that's going to watch this storm begin to intensify out there right now. just sustained winds of 40 miles per hour. that's why it's tropical storm right now moving northwest at 13 miles an hour. you already see some of the trump storm watches have been posted up along parts of cuba. watch latest track taken right across cuba as we head in toward friday. but 1 o'clock in the morning and then after it moves out away from cuba moves away from land and our open water. and that's when things begin to change. we begin to intensify to one and then just before possibly landfall. guess where possibly in louisiana, new orleans still a long way out. but maybe a category 2 could be a category 3 is moving to some payroll conditions so that could actually be a major hurricane

>> they are, lawrence.t covid it all, and then if they did they want to get sick. about 6% of the cases of covid that were identified in the united and in 2020 were among children, but today, around 20% of new cases in louisiana and really across the united states are being caused and occurring and children 5 to 7 years of age. the new delta variant of covid is a game-changer and seems to have a propensity for causing severe disease in children and adolescents. that is what we are dealing with currently. >> doctor, who i know every parent of children watching this right now wants to ask you doctor, what should i be doing? what should i do for my children. >> it is a good question. certainly if the children we are talking about is 12 years of age or older, the children should be a vaccinate just as every adult should be vaccinated. children under 12, a little more difficult because there is only one group in the united states today that has a 0% rate of vaccination in that is children under the age of 12. th

what happened to claudia lawrence?gravel pits now used as fishing lakes near york may finally answer that question. for 12 and a half years, claudia's family has been living with the torment of her disappearance. police believe she was murdered. today, her mother spoke about the latest search. i think there might be a light at the end of the tunnel there. i hope so. butjust as her mum, it'sjust... it's the thought that somebody might have done something to her, and the fact that it's taken 12 years. claudia lawrence was last seen alive walking down this road on the way home from work. she lived in this terraced house here, just a few doors down from the nags head inn, where she would often meet friends for drinks. the last known conversations she had, though, were on the night before she died, and they were chats on the telephone with her mum and dad. i'm in another world. i'm in total shock. i wish i'd been prepared a bit more for it, other than on the day, because i'm certain this didn't just happen on the day. it mu

here's my problem, lawrence.ow longer accept apologies. the guy apologized and we can't move on from that. he's on a podcast saying mass things, that's it. >> on the wrong person to ask about this because i'm the type of person -- i like dark humor. i like all those type of comedians, so i would be banned because i laugh at their jokes, i'm a part of a problem. number two, i think the people that are part of the canceled culture, they are very vengeful. they wait till you rise, and unable to cancel you. it's not enough to say hey say sorry, they want to make you suffer. the third thing i found very interesting if they are going to let him be the ep still. like no, no, he's too good, he knows how to make a star, he just can't be the face of the franchise. >> greg: exactly. >> meanwhile, people don't understand it as the producers behind the talent that makes the show. >> greg: not so fast! [scattered applause] how dare you! lawrence! you're a rising star! >> a lot of good producers. >> greg: tyrus, it's really the

now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> unanimous? the fec was unanimous? >> fcc, but yes. >> fcc, sorry. i didn't know they could be unanimous on what day it is. >> yes. that's exactly right. let alone unanimous on the largest fine they have ever recommended for anything like this in the history of the commission. i mean, it's -- again, we don't know exactly how this will ultimately bear out, including in the criminal cases related to this. but those robocalls were to disgusting and to pernicious and had an effect that can't be undone except by preventing it from ever happening again by deterrence, and this is designed to be that. >> yes. this is a very, very important decision. thanks for that report. >> indeed. thanks, lawrence. >> thank you. >>> well, president biden delivered an important speech today from the roosevelt room with an update on the number of people evacuated from afghanistan, which proves once again this is the best run from a war that america lost, which is the only way to describe what this evacuation. there is o

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. judges generally have the emotional range of accountants. there's just -- you know, there's just not that much. and there's not that much of an opportunity to present it. that's what's so striking about judge lynda carter's opinion and order tonight, 110 pages, where she just -- she works so carefully within the bounds of the law, but you can feel the outrage in that opinion. >> hold on, i'm just going to get it. i'm not leaving, i'm just getting it off the side of my desk here where i have it. this is me reading this opinion today. this is not a good use of highlighters. i should have highlighted what i didn't think was worth reading. it is one of those rulings for the ages. and it is designed to speak to the general public. plaintiff's down advanced this lawsuit for an improper purpose and will be held to account for their actions. this was ben suring a preferred political candidate remained in the presidential seat despite the decision of the nation's voters to unseat him. i mean,

thank you, rachel. >> thank you, lawrence. i appreciate it. >> we've been through this only once before in our history. before the evacuation in afghanistan, the american military had carried out only one major evacuation from a war that we lost. that was in vietnam in 1975. in vietnam when the airport we were using came under rocket fire from the north vietnamese army, and two marines were killed, the final two soldiers killed in combat in vietnam, republican president gerald ford immediately ordered the abandonment of the airport, and the switch to helicopters, dangerously taking people from the tops of buildings to finish the evacuation. president ford immediately ordered the evacuation speed it up. the president never gave a thought to try to avenge the deaths of those two marines, or in any way prolong the dangerous situation, and extending his deadline for evacuating from vietnam. president forward speeded it up. but president ford did not tell us any of that at the time. president ford did not say a public word about th

lawrence, what do you make of that? i mean, we did all the c c recently. nice reports that pfizer madonna, hiking that price is money. definitely seems to be a priority. i mean, is it almost sick to suggest that in it for the long run in terms of money? well, it is a worry because we know that they're all vaccines coming along to cover the very end. it's one thing i have to say that the real sort of weird thing going on here is almost a sofa for the prophecy because we know the booster jobs are gonna have to be looked into. because immunity does wayne. and we need to have vaccines are covering the potential variance that might be vaccine resistant, but as mac, so what he says, you know, one of the issues here is the, if we don't vaccinate the rest of the world, then we all going to have to have the vaccines and so it's a cyclical thing. but i think what's important here, you know, is that we diversify the a number of vaccines that are available. there are already a number of different vaccines approved across the world. and we should be focusing on improvi

hamilton and lawrence will ask congress in writing several times. would you please al louvil blacks tone list in southern regiments in the u.s. army. there was a man mother short and and largely the population in the south was loyalists. much more uglier downp there than other. they both believed, ham top as well as lafayette, that of a cap americans were very bright and very brave in battle. and yet, unfortunately, it fell on deaf ears. congress just would not do it. some of the congressmen were in fact slave-owning plantation openers from the south like john lawrence's own father henry. now we can get into date op's ring for one minute. so this is colonel dayton who later becomes one of the last colonels promoted to brigadier general during wartime and his communications to hamilton, and there was a key one on july 21st of 1780. on that date that dayton information washington of a british fleet that's leaving new york city and heading towards new port via long island sound. just one problem. george washington is absent. he's out on an errand of so

i think lawrence pulled a muscle jumping up is very excited.now we still we still have some raiders fans in the bay area. i know some people have mixed feeling. i won't onto hard. but you we have we have some fans here as well. so kate and i will be hosting that on saturday. look forward to it. i thank you, jason. >> nearly 40 years and still going strong. the man who spent decades on the record spent decades on the record books for eating big macs. certain hpv-related cancers? you're not welcome here! get out of my face! hpv can cause certain cancers when your child grows up. get in its way. hpv can affect males and females. and there's no way to predict who will or won't clear the virus. the cdc recommends hpv vaccination at age 11 or 12 to help protect against certain cancers. hey... cancer! not... my... child. don't wait. talk to your child's doctor about hpv vaccination today. california! during a flex alert, talk to your child's doctor let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm re

>> good evening lawrence, it's great to be with you. we had a robust discussion, a family discussion amongst the house democratic caucus earlier today. so the members had an opportunity to articulate their perspectives, it's my sense that an overwhelming majority of members certainly support a parallel track approach, we want to make sure we get the bipartisan infrastructure deal done. at the same time we want to make sure that the budget reconciliation package, which is an instrumental part of president biden's build back better agenda, related to other portions of the american jobs, plan in the american families, plan also gets over the finish line. there's some discussion in terms of trying to figure out how we can arrive at a agreed upon rule. that we can vote on. it's my expectation that we will vote at some point this evening. and we can get the process moving forward. >> there is less than a couple of hours left in this evening, before we end up in what we call early tomorrow morning, this seems to have been a dramatically slow d

we >> lawrence, you, know the numbers are absolutely painful.ildren who are contracting the virus look at hospitalizations and deaths in florida those numbers are startling we need to, those who are in elected office, need to lead decisions that are made regarding the response to covid-19. now the new delta variant. up to our health officials, our health professionals. we need to lead with science and not politics. we have seen one time after the other where our politicians have made this the health and safety of floridians, the health, safety, and well-being of our children, a political issue. i certainly have a senior senator from florida speak out on this issue. we know the best weapon against the virus is to get vaccinated. we are pushing that with everything that we have. but we also need to listen to the health care professionals. and let them lead. >> congresswoman val demings, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> coming up, will the senate make an exception to the 60 vote threshold rule to pass the john lewis voti

. >>> now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> i know you think you will bring that report tomorrow night, but who knows what tomorrow might bring to change the course of -- during covid i've been saying we can't use the word "plan" for anything we're talking about in our future. it's an idea i might do, x or y. i think in this news environment it's the same thing, and as long as this evacuation is going on in afghanistan, we can guess what we're talking about tomorrow night, but we're not going to know. >> it is true and it is humbling. but i am going to try. i'm going to try and that's all i can say. >> i think you'll get it done. i think that's the night for it. good night, rachel. >> good night, lawrence. >>> we've been through this only once before in our history. before the evacuation in afghanistan, the americans had carried out only one evacuation from a war that we lost. that was from vietnam in 1975, and when the airport we were using came under rocket fire from the north vietnamese army and tw

lawrence. thank you. more and more american children and teens now testing positive for covid-19. >> according to the american academy of pediatrics. nearly 72,000 new cases involving the groups were imported from july 22nd to july 29th the highly transmissible delta variant of the virus now being blamed for that spike to those under the age of 12 right now. now not currently eligible for any of the 3 vaccines in use while vaccine testing is under way for younger children. they won't be available for at least several more months in the north bay tonight, them are in county office of education says that all adults in public school settings. we'll have to provide proof of vaccination or a negative covid test to start the school year superintendent mary jane burke confirmed that new policy today. she says she does not know for certain how many teachers and staffers are vaccinated. but. >> it's believed to be pie. but 90% public health officers say it's part of the reason to verify teachers vaccination status

the smoke from all the while fire chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here, lawrence. that's kind of a chilling sight. also fire conditions are still really bad. yes, still very, very active. right now. we're going to see another in poll. so some strong gusty offshore winds for tonight. but today woke up to look outside. you see all that haze in the atmosphere, the air quality, very poor down to the surface in some spots right now. you can see live more. all shaded in orange there. the tri valley dublin you get in the concord, get into parts of the east bay. it's a very poor conditions right now and even further east, you can see extremely poor conditions as you make your way in the central valley catch a little bit of a sea breeze. now into san francisco. so we're starting to see this green area beginning to expand hopefully will begin to move into parts of oakland a little bit later on much the rest, the bay area moderate amounts of pollutants outside. but it's been hazy and there's been ash falling from the sky to you may have noticed some of that on your car today.

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lawrence. yeah. for at least another day.se fires rn any time that wind switches direction, we get an offshore wind. >> to bring that smoke right back to the bay area. so outside right now we've got a couple things going on. we're seeing down below little fog trying to form here. that's a good sign to get in that nice moisture moving in from the ocean up to clear out the atmosphere but up above. you can see all that smoke in there so much haze out there right now. and i think we're going to see kind of a reinvigoration of that smoke overnight tonight with another in polls of some strong northerly winds. developing tonight. that's going to rush that smoke back in the bay area show you more on that in just a moment. but here are the very latest air quality conditions. you see moderate conditions in yellow across most of the bay area now. so some improvement since this afternoon. they either poor very poor in the east bay this afternoon. we could revisit that again by tomorrow morning as the smoke really starts roll back into th