a 25-year-old named nancy fox. >> he called in the murder of nancy fox. >> you will find a homicide, caller said, reporting a homicide, police went to that address and found nancy fox dead, bound and strangled on her bed. >> you will find a homicide -- >> so when you heard this, did it sound like your father? >> you can hear, like, that clipped -- the way my father could talk. >> how would you describe your childhood? >> pretty much the american dream. three-bedroom ranch, big backyard, springer spaniel dog. and then when i was 4, he built a massive treehouse for my brother and i. it was extremely out of the characteristic of my father to be physically abusive. >> reporter: but his murderous intent never went away. >> april 27th. it's 1985. and maureen hedge, who just happened to be his neighbor, about six doors down, becomes victim number eight. >> the body was nude, and police say badly decomposed. a pair of knotted pantyhose were lying in the ditch beside it. >> over the next five years, he kills two more women. vicki legerly in september 1986. and dolores davis. >> after he murde

>> dennis rader will describe that he saw and noticed nancy fox when she was getting mail one day. >> how he planned it. >> nobody else was in the house. she wasn't expecting anybody else. he was not going to get interrupted. this one worked out the way his fantasies happened in his head. the next day, rader did something unusual. he found a phone booth, and he called in the murder of nancy fox. >> dispatcher. >> yes, you will find a homicide at 843 south pershing, nancy fox. >> the caller said, reporting a homicide. police went to that address and found nancy fox dead, bound and strangled on her bed. >> you will find a homicide at 843 south pershing, nancy fox. >> reporter: so when you heard this, did it sound like your father? >> you can hear that clipped way my father could talk. like, i -- that was another -- these things just start clicking. oh, my god, it really is my father. earned, my mop could be loaded with bacteria. that means i gotta clean my mop too? ugh. so i got a swiffer wetjet to get a cleaner, clean! i stick on a fresh pad. boom! it's ready to go. the spray breaks do

joining right now cornerstone macro and chief economist nancy lazar, fox business dagen mcdowell and rmer trump security author adviser kt mcfarland. nancy, i've been interested in reports recently. let get to first these markets and the reaction to an economy that has seen peak growth and yet the market keeps hitting record highs. tell me your assessment on the backdrop first, the macro story, have we seen peak growth? >> well, we probably have peak growth, you can't grow 10% forever. doesn't mean we slow sharply. consumer income at record high as a result of the strength in profits you're seeing a very robust job outlook. you basically have healthy consumer income, healthy consumer balance sheets along with a very strong corporate sector and the private sector is really driving growth. you have seen a very successful hand ah because of the health from the policy side to the private sector driving both. that doesn't mean there are bumps in the road. supply chain disruptions is affecting manufacturing, we saw in data this week. over the past 18 months it's been key to focus on longer-

and bridges isn't really going along with just a trillion dollars, here is rick scott on fox news sunday. >> nancy pelosi has said all along she will not allow this bill to go through the house unless they get their 5.5 this will dollar reckless tax and spending bill done at the same time. so let's remember if you helped get this done, you have helping to get the $5.5 trillion bill done. peter: the president is here in wilmington, we don't expect to see him on camera for the rest of the day. we think he is going to go back to washington tomorrow, to watch play out the final hours of the vote, chris. griff: peter doocy in wilmington keeping track of the president wherever he goes, thank you, peter. jacqui. jacqui: working on 1 trillion-dollar infrastructure bill with final passage in final days, joined by bill cassidy. senator, thank you very much for joining us. senator: thank you for having me. jacqui: the bill could have passed last night but senator haggerty to block it and saying it was not, in fact, paid for but would add a quarter trillion dollars of the deficit. you took to twitter to clear

let's bring in nancy grace from fox nation.end emma clark and what she saw that night. >> i ran over to her and i -- you know, put my hands on her face and i checked for a pulse but you could tell that she was not alive. it was a lot of blood and she had her neck slashed so it was very clear. >> dana: this is quite an ordeal and quite a crime. what do we know about this, nancy? >> no suspects. i'm very distraught to hear about the cameras in piedmont park, the heart of the city like central park to you, the cameras at the park were installed in 2008. there was a reassessment in 2017. officials knew the cameras weren't working. what you are seeing at a red light. i've jogged there many times when i worked with the district attorney's office. that is one entrance to an open park. you can get in anywhere. it is not really helping me except we got a timeline from that. we can see on there when katie went in with her pit bulldog. interesting the killer not only killed her but stabbed the dog dead, too. which opens up a whole lens of

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nancy mace, it's good to see you. come back soon. >> as always. thank you, elizabeth. elizabeth: same here. we're just coming out of the bottom of the hour. you're watching the foxin newsom. his recall is looming. pelosi dismissing this recall as a, quote, nuisance when half of californians, according to polls, her constituents, they want it. gop strategist ford o'connell, he's fired up. he's got a lot to say about this. he joins us next. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> he actually cut the fire management budget by $150 million. he cut four fire-fighting units. this is a real problem for california, and gavin newsom's going to pay the price for this. ♪♪ [engine revving] [car horn and collisions] [tires squealing] just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist including automatic emergency braking. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or repl

nancy mace, it's good to see you. come back soon. >> as always. thank you, elizabeth. elizabeth: same here. we're just coming out of the bottom of the hour. you're watching the foxstepping in at the 11th hour to help out california governor gavin newsom. his recall is looming. pelosi dismissing this recall as a, quote, nuisance when half of californians, according to polls, her constituents, they want it. gop strategist ford o'connell, he's fired up. he's got a lot to say about this. he joins us next. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> he actually cut the fire management budget by $150 million. he cut four fire-fighting units. this is a real problem for california, and gavin newsom's going to pay the price for this. ♪♪ usaa is made for the safe pilots. for mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. lucia. who announces her intentions even if no one's there. and sgt moore. who leaves room for her room. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. get a quote and start saving. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. shingles? oh... you mean bill. he's been a real pain. again with the bi

to complete their withdrawal by the end of this month in london, benjamin hall, ktvu fox two news house speaker nancyosi is helping to push a program that makes federal funding available to assist those hit hard by the pandemic. with ren back rent and utility payments. the speaker joined community leaders in san francisco yesterday to announce $4 million in additional funding from the mayor's office of housing and community development. the money was made available as part. of the american rescue plan and goes to families deeply affected by the covid 19 pandemic. the president has given the imprimatur tour that people should not be evicted. and the money is out there. $56 billion spread around the country to be delivered. to renters and to landlords. whatever the system is that is set up, but to for sure to the renters so that they will not lose their housing. briefing was held at la raza community resource centre, located on valencia street. the center serves more than 15,000 families a year in san francisco. many are in the latino community and our low income at risk of displacement, voter guides a

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he has no regrets at veterans memorial plaza in walnut creek, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news, new at noon, house speaker nancyi home in san francisco today addressing the . speaker pelosi was that zuckerberg san francisco general hospital this morning, she talked about democrats efforts to protect the affordable care act and to lower healthcare costs. democrats, lower health care costs for families for good. many of these measures are covid related, and for a couple of years and stuff we want to do this permanently lower health care and prescription. goss are part of the white house has build back. the agenda and it's $3.5 trillion budget blueprint. it'll be no proof. no entry starting this friday when san francisco becomes the first major city in the country to require proof of full vaccination against covid for indoor locations. this comes as covid cases continue to search and a new covid test site is opening up in the city south of market district. i hope you're with us. when? today on mornings onto, i asked san francisco mayor london breed about enforcement of the city's move to require proof of vaccinati

chuck schumer nancy pelosi are stuck on one side of the river with the fox, chicken, and corn.there are huge differences between the contents of the two bills. the bipartisan one is being significantly smaller and focusing on part infrastructure, roads, bridges, broadband. the larger reconciliation bill broadens out the issues like education, childcare, climate change. and only matters if either of these bills can be passed by both houses with republicans, moderates, progressives on board. joining us now is one of the senators who could be voting on one of the infrastructure packages as soon as this week. it's senator debbie stefano. she served as the chair of the senate agriculture commission. senator, you tell me 36 hours ago or something that don't look too closely at how the sausages made. i am fine with that. i don't think anyone wants to understand how the sausage is made, what we understand is when will we have sausage on the other side? is this going to get done? the other side is this going to get done? i'm trying to figure out the farmers in the corn. when i will say

so chuck schumer and nancy avth pelosi are stuck on one side of the river with the fox, the chicken, and the corn. there are differences between the bills. the bipartisan one is being significantly smaller. it's also focusing on hard infrastructure, things like roads, bridges, broadband.e biio the larger reconciliation bill broadens out issues like education, child care, and climate change. that only matters if they can get passed by both houses with reasons, moderates and progressives onboard. so how do we solve the puzzle? one of the senators who could bs voting on one of these infrastructure packages as soon as this week, senator debbie stabenow of michigan, she is a member of the senate budget, finance, and energy committees. she serves at the chair of the senate agriculture committee. senator, you told me 36 hours ago or something don't look too closely how the sausage is made. i am fine with that. will we have sausage on the other see will very with two sausages here? e.wohis going to get done. or >> first of all, great to be in with you whether it's morning, noon, or night. i

let me bring in nancy smith, a private attorney who has represented high-profile clients like gretchen carlson against fox news in high-profile sexual harassment cases. i'm curious your reaction to what we heard from rita glavine. attacking >> i'm infuriated. it's really hard to sit here five years after roger ailess, many years after cosby, after o'rye lee, to hear this gaslighting and revictimization, not only of the governor's victims, but this is constitutetarial to harassers how to attack the victims of harassment. for wasn't, she said that the governor hasn't had a chance to respond. completely false. the governor testified for 11 hours. what he said is detailed in the report. some of it is blatant ly not true. maybe if the governor had taken the mandated sexual harassment training that his staff falsely certified he did take, they would know that a 63-year-old governor of the state of new york should not be hugging and kissing his young assistants. he shouldn't be touching their butts. he shouldn't be asking them about their sex lives. his lawyer just cherried a few of the allegations rather than p

house speaker nancy pelosi says the lower chamber will not pass this bill without the other one. jillian: another foxew york cuomo now in his final weeks of office after resigning amid sexual harassment allegations from 11 women. >> the best way i can help now is if i step aside and let government get back to government. government. jillian: a criminal investigation will be ongoing despite his resignation. lieutenant governor kathy hochul will address new yorkers today. she will officially replace cuomo on august 24th, becoming the state's first female governor. coming up, janice dean and joe concha will join us live with reaction from the fallout from cuomo's resignation. todd: the two brothers accused of killing a chicago police officer will be held without bond. they are facing multiple charges for the attack. prosecutors say monte admitted to firing his gun. another officer was shot in his eye and remains in the hospital. police stopped the suv they were in because of expired plates. a memorial to honor the officer has been growing at the scene. community leaders in oakland are calling on governo

some top lawmakers calling on house speaker nancy pelosi to end congress' summer requestions early in light of the ongoing international crisis. fox'sst details are from capitol hill for us. >> reporter: good afternoon, jackie. rank and file congressional democrats are exasperated about what unfolded in afghanistan. they're as angry as the gop. >> last week was a punch in the gut, yesterday was, felt like a knockout. >> and this is a lot of pain with this. you know, this is hard. >> it sounds almost farcical to say, but isis-k thinks that the taliban is too moderate. >> reporter: but no democratic leader said anything on camera about the attack in kabul. senate majority leader chuck schumer hasn't said anything about afghanistan for ten days. in a statement, schuker called the attack -- schumer called the attack, quote, heinous. nancy pelosi ordered flags at the capitol lowered to half staff but did not comment on afghanistan at a women's equality event in san francisco. >> i accept your kind words on behalf of the house democrats who had the courage to elect a woman speaker of the house. [laughter] >> reporter: house minority leade

deadline is it time for nancy pelosi to bring congress back to town and take matters into their own hands? here to talk about it spokesperson morgan ortagus and radio host and foxard fowler thank you for joining us. morgan, what do you think. as a congressional action needed and is it likely, do you see a possibility that congress might actually change the plan on afghanistan? >> congressional oversight is always needed especially when were in a moment of crisis overseas for our country. i tweeted last night or a few days ago saying that congress needs to come back and called into session. the question is what would they do. first of all if there back in washington in session they can be aligned with the administration to know what is happening on the ground as we've been seen the president has been warned there could be another terror attack we've lost 13 if not more to come of our marines in kabul at the airport. this is the time not to be out of session at the time for all hands on deck, to answer the second part of the question do i think eventually there will need to be investigations into what happened, that is clear at the moment you can see both parties

fox news" alert cheerleader liz peek. this feels like a dangerous gamble. the progressives are getting house speaker nancyed down outraging moderate democrats. nancy pelosi now says the house will not vote for the senate infrastructure bill until the senate passes the democrats $3.5 trillion package. what was youras reaction when yu heard that? >> shee has continued to link these two bills liz even though moderate democrats have lit written a letter saying please don't do this. give us a chance to vote on a stand-alone bill the 1 trillion-dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill. do not tied to the giant $3.5 trillion bill he could stay no in their districts moderates are in trouble and voters are between thehe dots outrageous level of spending we have already seen that the democrats want to doubled down on. what hurts working people more than the rising cost of living everyday necessity prices going up everywhere. they aren't stupid. they get that this is a big problem in these democrats it's like a suicide pact. i don't know why of nancy pelosi is taking this tack. it's literally deadly. liz: moderate demo

. ♪ >> sandra: fox news is learning how to speak here nancy pelosi is called for three briefings nowit afghanistan from administration officials to all members of the house and one for the bipartisan gang of eight. so my lawmakers are set to hold hearings to further investigate how the decision was made for the full withdrawal from afghanistan. we will see where that all goes and one of those hearings is expected as early as the beginning of next week. as we await that we will bring on our bipartisan panel. we have joining us is lawmakers from both sides of the aisle, pennsylvania congressman chrissy houlahan who served as a u.s. air force captain and brad wenstrup, and iraq combat veteran. thanks to both of you and thanks to you for your service. i know that you are taking issue first and foremost with the pain that so many veterans of this war are feeling as we watch this. what is your mission and what is your message for those people and those veterans? >> thanks for having this very important discussion. as you mentioned, i'm a vet and i have several active-duty cousins. right no

fox news contributor liz peek. liz, this feels like a dangerous gamble. the progressives are getting house speaker nancyrats. nancy pelosi says now the house will not vote for the senate's infrastructure bill until the senate passes the democrats $3.5 trillion package. what was your reaction when you heard that? >> she has continued to link these two bills, liz, even though moderate democrats in the house have written her a letter, please don't do this, give us a chance to vote on the stand-alone bill. $1.5 trillion partisan infrastructure bill. don't tie it to the 3 1/2 trillion dollar bill because they know in their swing districts moderates are in trouble. voters connect the dots between outrageous spending the democrats want to double down on and inflation. what hurts working people more, than rising cost of living. everyday necessity of prices going up everywhere. they're not stupid. they get this is a big problem, these democrats it is like a suicide pact. i don't know why nancy pelosi is taking this path. it is not risky. it is literally deadly. elizabeth: 10 democrat moderates say they will not

fox news alert. something that just came into us now. nancyoreign affairs committee lead hearing on the decision by president biden on the evaccination of afghanistan at the invitation of secretary of state blinken and they invited secretary of defense austin to testify on afghanistan. she said as soon as possible. on their website this came out last night that the chairman meeks issued this announcement. he invited blinken and austin to testify at a hearing as early as next week. no date or time yet. your reaction? democrats have been calling for this. for a hearing to dig into the decision that president biden made that led to this the situation playing out now. >> unless the speaker makes this a bipartisan committee, it's worthless to me. just a bunch of democrats and i know congress meeks right here from new york. if it's just democrats throwing softballs. unless there is real anger and informed probing, what happened? who knew what? how did you go to camp david when this is going down? where was jen psaki? how does this happen in the dark

fox two news, we'll head back to you. all right, jesse. thank you knew at five, speaker nancy pelosi joined community leaders to day for a press briefing in san francisco on the emergency rental assistance program. the program makes federal funding available to assist those who have been hit hard by the pandemic. with rent back brent and utility payments today low raza's rental assistance program received $4 million from the mayor's office of housing and community development. the money was made available as part of the american rescue plan and goes to families who have been deeply affected by the covid 19 pandemic. president has given the imprimatur that people should not be evicted and the money is out there. $56 billion spread around the country. to be delivered to renters and to landlords. whatever the system is that is set up, but to for sure to the renters so that they will not lose their housing. today's press briefing was held at the larose, a community resource centre on valencia street. the center has played a vital role in reaching out to the latin x community, espe

thanks to nancy pelosi ready to spend $3.5 trillion, so is biden yet to drop another crisis on the american people? hedge fund manager at fox so obscure inflation, moving a lever, wages, jerome powell, interest rates it's pretty simple this whole idea of inflation is expansion of the money supply printing more money to support deficit spending. like the three and half trillion dollar federal infrastructure program and a wealth redistribution breed that is exactly what is causing inflation in prices forever they are going up around the economy. kennedy: the absolute are. dishwashers, home appliances, rental cars, used cars, copper , junior how hard it is to bite copper and make your own pennies? go ahead. >> you cannot afford it anymore. it is theft. you think about in the elements it is simply theft from those of us who save and prepare for the future. as you said the money we saved is not by the amount of goods that use you. government can print a piece of paper but it cannot print a loaf of bread pre-demark paper that president biden, the more expensive that loaf of bread, sprint kennedy the best example is our wages. wag

nancy mason so good to see you, come back soon. were just coming out of the bottom of the hours you're watching the fox business network the white housein at the 11th hour to help out gavin newsom, his recall it from pelosi dismissing this recall as a nuisance when half of californians according to polls in her constituents wanted gop strategist ford o'connell is fired up he has a lot to say about this, joy is next. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> he actually cut the fire management budget by 150 million, he cut for firefighting units. this is a real problem for california and gavin newsom's going to pay the price for this. ♪ [engine revs] ricky bobby, today the road is your classroom. [engine revs] now let's go borrow a boat and make some bad decisions. [engine revs] time to go incognito. [zippers fasten] [engine revs] i love you, ricky! i love you, cal! what's the next stop? it's time for your extracurriculars. ¡vámanos, amigos! woo-hoo! the covid-19 vaccines can be our chance to get back to our plans. it's time for your extracurriculars. who we are. what we miss. to get back to each other. to life. but... it'

to bring this fox news alert to our beer is because right now, fox news has obtained white house talking points on afghanistan. speaker nancywhich the topline message includes this. "the president was not willing to enter a third decade of conflict and search and thousands more that they would not fight for themselves. it is clear that that would have been necessary. more troops for an indefinite period back of time." then there is this. "the administration knew that there was a distinct possibility that kabul would fall to the taliban. it was not an inevitability. it was a possibility." "questions on whether or not this was an intelligence failure, they were contingency plans in place for any eventuality, including the quick fall of kabul. that is why they were positioned to deploy, as they have done." just a sample of what we have in front of us, circulating. >> trace: it is a mischaracterization because they say that they knew they had the ability to go in and take over, but the president said that it is very unlikely that the taliban were going to go in there and take over. that's what he said, and now they are edging a

house speaker nancy pelosi has said her chamber will take up both bills when lawmakers return from their recess. next month in washington. lauren blanchard, ktvu foxnews students in the san ramon valley school district are backed in person learning as of today, coming up on thursday, students in the mount diablo unified school district will go back to class the new school year for san francisco and west contra costa county student starts on monday wednesday up next week. san jose and fremont unified, go back to class students in the lafayette school district in the east way will be heading back to class for their first day. second day today, actually, oh, usd is also in its second day of in person instruction, and as more and more students head to the classroom. ktvu proud to partner up with supply bank dot org for annual back to school drive that will go toward buying much needed school supplies, please go to ktvu dot com slash school or just scan the qr code. that's right there in the middle of your screen. how many teachers and students are happy to be returning to the classroom this week. remote learning may be part of the curriculum for teach

nancy tengler, jonathan madison. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ oh, baby, baby, i'm dancing with a strangerh a stranger ime. gold. your strategic advantage. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. dagen: a shooting at the kabul airport leaving one afghan officer dead, three others injured, according to the german military. this as the taliban gains control over leftover u.s. weapons. yesterday, maria bartiromo spoke about it with kevin mccarthy. >> i heard the taliban has more black hawk helicopters than australia, one of the five eyes that's expected to america. can you imagine that. even if the taliban cannot learn to fly those, where will they go? they'll go in the hands of iran, russia or china. this is an embarrassment on the world stage that joe biden has provided us. dagen: joining me now, texas congressman and navy veteran, tony gonzales. congressman, thank you so much for being here. you served multiple tours in afghanistan. as always, thank you for your service. what is your take on thi

deadline is it time for nancy pelosi to bring congress back to town and take matters into their own hands? here to talk about it spokesperson morgan ortagus and radio host and fox joining us. morgan, what do you think. as a congressional action needed and is it likely, do you see a possibility that congress might actually change the plan on afghanistan? >> congressional oversight is always needed especially when were in a moment of crisis overseas for our country. i tweeted last night or a few days ago saying that congress needs to come back and called into session. the question is what would they do. first of all if there back in washington in session they can be aligned with the administration to know what is happening on the ground as we've been seen the president has been warned there could be another terror attack we've lost 13 if not more to come of our marines in kabul at the airport. this is the time not to be out of session at the time for all hands on deck, to answer the second part of the question do i think eventually there will need to be investigations into what happened, that is clear at the moment you can see both parties, this is not just repub

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fox news contributor raymond arroyo joins me now. i murmur barack obama got robbed for going to the fund-raiser during benghazi fist pumping at and all that stuff. nancy pelosi cracking jokes in san francisco, while the marines are dying. >> 13 souls go to die and we should be praying and thanking god for it and she should as well. this is a diversion tactic and what you're watching here is the sad final act, jesse, of the bush-obama-obama notion that you could nation build and somehow bring missouri to mesopotamia. they misread something crucial and we are watching it play out as we speak. that's culture and religion. its religious belief that's the force behind these jihadi warriors. that's what animates the taliban. no matter how much you through into the desert, no matter how many secular beliefs, you're not going to have a rally in afghanistan. not going to happen. the taliban, i've been speaking today some of the religious scholars, military commanders who are in afghanistan, they say the same thing. they were amazed how the ragtag team of taliban could outflank the far larger and better armed afghan army. the reason was, they fought for belief,

nancy pelosi won't hold a vote until the senate also passes the massive $3.5 trillion human infrastructure bill. no vote there yet the house is already out on recess in washington. caroline shively fox joining us now for more on all of this is dr lauren right. she's a lecturer in politics at princeton university. thanks for joining us tonight. first of all, what are your thoughts on all of this back and forth, while it's a success for the white house, especially because biden was so personally invested and seeing this through, uh, you know, we've become so polarized and people's party id doesn't have a lot to do with policies sometimes, but what we do know is the public responds really, positively to bipartisanship and so progressives might not get anything they want out of this bill, but there is a public opinion boost that's worth it. how can senators vote this week on a 27 100 page bill that they just got on sunday? that's a lot of reading. it is a lot of reading, and there's certainly staffed up and i'm sure there are plans to have those pages gone through with a fine tooth comb. it's not all that uncommon in washington, especially for a package the size. they're to be thousands

fox students. yes obviously disappointment for students and teachers, but every school district trying to figure out the best way to handle a confirmed case. all right, amanda, thank you. house speaker nancyme in san francisco today addressing the high cost of health care speaker pelosi was at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital this morning. she talked about democrats efforts to protect the affordable care act and to lower healthcare costs. democrats are seizing the once in a century opportunity. lower health care costs for families for good. many of these measures or covert related and for a couple of the years in south we want to do this permanently way. lower health care and prescription drug costs are part of the white house is build back america agenda. and it's $3.5 trillion budget blueprint. water supply alert has now been issued for southern california, a major water district down south is asking residents now to voluntarily can serve water for the first time in seven years. district officials say they hope people will listen to the alert so they can avoid more severe actions. the move comes a day after us officials declared the first water shortage for the colorado river,

nancy pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer are now all calling for new york's governor to resign. and now, the new york state assembly speaker says the governor can no longer remain in office foxes brian dennis has more now on the report and more on the new calls for cuomo's resignation. embattled new york governor andrew cuomo defiant after a months long probe found he sexually harassed multiple current and former staff members and state employees. i want you to know directly from me that i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances his denial coming shortly after the new york attorney general's office. released its findings from a months long independent investigation into the governor, alleging a disturbing pattern of behavior, including inappropriate kisses, touching and sexual remarks. some suffered through unwanted touching and grabbing of their most intimate body parts. others suffered through repeated offensive, sexually suggestive or gender based comments. a number of them endured both during his remarks, governor cuomo directly addressing one of his 11 accu. users 25 year old former age charlotte bennett, claiming he only asked her quest

nancy pelosi won't hold a vote until the senate also passes the massive $3.5 trillion human infrastructure bill. no vote there yet. the house is already out on recess in washington. caroline shively, foxs, san francisco international airport is reporting an increase in the number of foreign travelers who are getting covid vaccines at the airport just today, the airport said it has surpassed 30,000 vaccine doses administered at the clinic inside the international terminal, the airport says right now more foreign travelers are making the vaccination part of their visit to san francisco 80% of their new vaccine appointments are from non u. s. citizens so far, travelers from 58 countries have gotten the free single dose of johnson and johnson vaccine being offered at sfo. oh well, barrier weather a typical another typical summer day out there with shivering conditions, coast side and some hot temperatures inland. just not as hot as yesterday. so we have been advertising this cool down that pretty much is right on track. so little temperature journey this week. we cooled off a bit today will continue to cool off a little bit as we had in here thursday and then somewhat of a spike in the fr

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in an interview on fox business, mccarthy slammed democrats saying no house republican would vote for the bill if it remains tied to the reconciliation package. house speaker nancyrom the centrist and the progressive democrats in the caucus. moderate democrats have threatened to vote against the reconciliation package if the bipartisan bill is not done first. speaker pelosi will need nearly her entire party to vote in favor for it to pass. peter baker, will she get that? >> well, look. it's always a mistake to underestimate nancy pelosi's ability to corral her own caucus. she has shown to people over the years a remarkability to bring together the dispair rat wings of her party on any important must have vote. she won't do it, bring it to the floor, until she's got that. so that's a challenge for her going forward. she has the moderates on one side pushing in one direction, progressives on the other side pushing in another direction. she knows she can't count on any republican votes so she has a margin of three. and she's going to do what she has to do to push both of the packages through. she's let clear she's not letting one go through without the other. what

nancy pelosi is demanding joe biden act, saying, "action is needed and it must come from the administration" that's why house leadership is calling on the administration to immediately extend the moratorium. foxs moratorium extended, speaker is saying she doesn't have the votes. >> well look, i think, start with there's no amount of money that left wing anti-americans wouldn't spend. there's no amount of money you could give people that they think is too much and if you were to ask aoc what's the most somebody should get , she couldn't possibly give you an answer. you ask her, whose going to pay for all of this? it's a fantasy, so we're in a situation right now where we're on the edge, i think, of significant inflation, because the governments spending far more than it's taking in. it is putting dramatic inflationary pressure on the economy, and every american will end up being poorer because of the policies of the left wing democrats. pete: so mr. speaker whether it's unemployment supplemental, whether it's extending the mortgage on evictions, it almost feels like things that changed under covid that were meant to be emergency measures folks like corey bush who you see on your screen right n