is it a musical ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live, i marianne rafferty.investigation found he is sexually harassed both current and former government employees. letitia james announced the findings tuesday, the allegations against cuomo came to life last winter with several women claiming he inappropriately touched and sexually harassed them. cuomo remains defiant saying the facts are much different than what has been portrayed. and the cdc at seeing a new moratorium on evictions which will last until october 3rd which could help millions of americans stay in their homes as adult a variant of covid and spreading and states have been slow to release federal rental eight. the moratorium will temporarily halt evictions of counties with high levels of virus transmissions. i marianne rafferty, now back to tucker carlson. >> tucker: so we came too hungry at the beginning of this week because it is a fascinating experiment going on right now in the central european country. what if you organize the country around of the people who lived there ? and that makes it

critics say these technological advances could be putting some people at an unfair advantage marianne rafferty. well we've had a nice little break from the heat that seems like for just over a week now but temperatures you probably noticed that warm up today and that trend will continue. the warming trend continues in your friday forecast not had not hot everywhere you can see san francisco in the upper sixties seventies and eighties, right around the bay and inland spots back up into the nineties even triple digits. that's travis air force base 101 degrees. so warming up again that's our weather headline. beach is not so much but warming up a little bit around the bay eighties england neighborhoods around 95 to 100, maybe 101 degrees. fire danger will be on the increase will be hot inland you can see that that three day sequence here for friday saturday and sunday probably the hottest day are thinking will be on saturday as far as fire danger a red flag fire warning in place at for saturday and into sunday for all these areas in red here, so ready to chico to mary's ville winds could be appro

marianne rafferty, ktvu fox two news. four firefighters in greenville are among those who lost their homes and other property in the dixie fire. george wally has lived in greenville for the past five years. now he's one of the four members of the indian valley fire and rescue department who need a new home. he lost his house while trying to save the town. he says greenville is a close knit community but now many who lived in the town are struggling. i had a fellow firefighter living next door to me married with three little kids. he lost his home as well. another one lost his business. another one lost his car. he parked his car at the station that go fight fires and. he has car got destroyed. despite this tragedy while he returned to the front lines to fight the dixie fire, and he says he's confident greenville will be able to rebuild go fund me page is to help those four firefighters who lost their homes have been set up. new report shows another increasing crimes against asian americans the help headed to oakland's chi

marianne rafferty fox news.least half of afghanistan's provincial capitals are now under taliban control. and now the u. s. is sending thousands of troops help evacuate the u. s embassy up next member of the bay area. afghan community joins us to talk about the situation and a barrier weather a bit of a cool down today but a completely different story this weekend. we're about the sin afghanistan? taliban militants have been able to take control of more territory, and now the us is responding with 3000 troops to help evacuate personnel foxes. madeline rivera is in washington with the latest. fear rising in kabul as the taliban closes in on the capital city. at least half of afghanistan's 34 provincial capitals currently under the group's control in a rapid sweep of the country that has shocked us officials, we are certainly concerned by, uh, the speed with which the taliban has been. moving last month, president biden said of a potential taliban takeover. it is not inevitable now, 3000 u. s troops are heading to

. >> marianne rafferty joins us live from los angeles with the latest on this front. od morning, marianne. >> reporter: good morning. more violence in the streets over the weekend you across the country and in new york a hunt for a pair of masked shooters who fired on a group of people standing outside a laundromat on a crowded street in queens. police say 10 people were shot and out of those three were intended tar gets. the rest were innocent buy stand bystanders. the suspects sped off on mopeds. >> this was as i can most accurately describe it, it's a brazen, coordinated attack. >> reporter: democratic mayoral candidate and curtis sliwa in agreement on the dangers facing the city. >> we're living in a city where someone can drive up on a moped, shoot people, hop back on the moped and a get away safely. we have to come to grips that we are losing the grip on public safety and we have to respond immediately and treat this like the crisis that it is. >> and with the defunding of the police, by a billion dollars, by mayor de blasio who should be here, and you have to sa

carley: marianne rafferty has the latest. >> reporter: republican lawmakers and border officials sounding the alarm on the dangers americans could be facing is migrants continue to flood in. members of violent saying ms 13 arrested crossing illegally and of agents say they can get in so can foreign terrorists, adding a threat beyond covid 19 among migrants. >> having a terrorist threat to it puts everybody on edge as well. jillian: the arizona attorney general calling statements like that frightening and also adding americans are facing an unprecedented terrorism threat level in their own backyards. republican lawmakers are echoing the need for vigilance. >> we have an open southern border. what we see is alarming. that's more of a concern now than a terrorist organization doesn't have a foothold to train terrorists come back to the united states but are in control of the country in afghanistan. jillian: the supreme court deals a blow to the biden administration by deciding overnight to reinstate the remain in mexico program. the administration likely violated federal law rescinding that

. >> trace: marianne rafferty life los angeles, president biden will avenge the death of 13 u.s.an. he said we have some idea who perpetrated the attack, and we will hunt them down. he is risking more deaths by continuing the evacuations, but sticking to it august 31st deadline could result in americans being left behind. dr. grant with national security and military analyst and also the president of iris independent research. dr. grant, great to have you on. we appreciate you coming. the president wants all troops out, as we said come afghanistan everybody out by august 31st. he wants to go after isis k. can you do both? >> well, there is no question that central commands already has air strike options that are preraised, and we heard president biden talk about three different categories, leadership facilities, isis assets. yes, our military can do it, but biden is really running out of good, military options. and i would like to see him slow this down a little bit. >> trace: yeah, you said slow down a little bit. i want to play something the president played today and get your

. >> i am marianne rafferty. the group claiming responsibility for the deadly airport attack. a drone attack killed isis k planner who was plotting "future attacks on u.s. forces and kabul." and prompting the u.s. embassy to urge all americans to "immediately leave the gates of the kabul airport where waiting to get out ahead of tuesday's airlift and withdrawal headlines. thursday the attack at the airport is going for 13 u.s. service members and 169 afghans. in louisiana, bracing for hurricane ida projected to be category 4 storm sunday evening. it could dump up to 16 inches of rain from southeast louisiana to coastal mississippi and alabama. some isolated areas could see 2. president biden with emergency declaration ahead of the storm and fema to send 150 medical personnel and 50 ambulances to the gulf coast. and expected to hit the gulf coast 15 years from today that hurricane katrina made landfall with category three storm. .4 an estimated 1500 deaths. i'm maryann rafferty. now back to hannity. >> sean: tonight so much outrage growing over a bomb shell report in politco ye

correspondent marianne rafferty reporting tonight from l.a. >> just vote no would get to the mailbox. governor gavin newsom kicking off his vote no on question one can campaign in his hometown of san francisco. asking californians to reject the recall. while leaving the second question blank. it asks voters which one of the 46 tenants on the ballot to replace him. >> we need to focus on the task at hand. a simple no vote. >> the governor can count on the country's top democrats, president biden and vp kamala harris will visit the golden state in a matter of weeks. house speaker nancy pelosi has been pledging her support. >> i have my own operation working to get out the vote. making calls to defeat the recall. >> the race may be closer than expected considering democrats outnumber republicans in the state almost 2-1. recent polling shows 50% of likely voters want to keep him in office. 47% want him recalled. republican larry elder is leading the list of contenders with 18% of likely voters picking him as their first choice. in the race who ever gets the most vote wins. the conservativ

jillian: marianne rafferty joins us live from los angeles. >> reporter: with chaotic scenes continuing to unfold, the president's approval ratings are taking a nose dive, while many americans support the withdrawal in afghanistan, they don't like how it was handled. an nbc poll shows 60% of americans disapprove while just 25% approve. and a cbs poll shows 63% disapprove while 47% think he's doing a good job. president biden seeming surprised and unaware of the high disapproval ratings during a press conference on monday. a cbs reporter tweeted please share the polling to potus, he said he had not seen it. the president's critics saying with thousands of americans trapped inside kabul, the time to act is now. >> he needs to commit to getting out every american and stop playing word games by saying things like every american who wants to go or as many american as we can, it needs to be clear, we'll get out every american from behind taliban lines. >> reporter: the president's overall approval ratings are also down, a new nbc poll shows his approval down 4 points since april and those who

people in less developed nations usually lack the resources to test and treat the condition marianne raffertyx news. community leaders in san francisco's chinatown say the air quality there is getting worse air quality regulators and community groups came together yesterday to discuss ways to improve the air, the city's chinatown district is the densest residential area in all of san francisco advocacy groups say families are often cramped together in small apartments with poor ventilation. with the advent of covid knowing that air and aerosols are the primary transmit transmission method of covid and, of course with the added impact of wildfires air quality has never been a more important topic 13 filter last year a regulator started an air monitoring program to educate young people about ways to improve air quality. they say young people can share the information with their parents and grandparents knew it knew the santa clara valley water district is releasing new images of its reservoirs as water levels reached historic lows. we'll pop them up here so you can see the stark difference from

we go to marianne farr e -- rafferty live. >> reporter: andrew whoa mow cuo maintains he never sexually harassed anyone. >> i never crossed the line with anyone but i didn't realize the extent to which the line has been redrawn. the best way i can help now is if i step aside. >> reporter: accuser lindsey boilen baffled at cuomo's continued denial. i simply asked that he stop his abusive behavior. it became clear he was unable to do that, instead attacking and blaming victims until the end. the governor's brother, chris cuomo, saying silent as he is peppered with questions about the scandal in this video obtained by fox news. >> have you spoken to your brother today, sir? did you advise him to step down? do you believe the women's stories? did you counsel your brother to malign them? >> reporter: president biden questioned about the scandal, raising eyebrow as he appears to praise the disgraced governor. >> can you really say that he has done, quote, a hell of a job, if he is accused of sexually harassing women. >> should he remain as governor is one question and women should be believed