tray angst, fox news. secretary of state anthony blinken said today that staying in afghanistan was simply not in the best strategic interests of the united states. you know, the in the 19th century, the british were there. we've now been there far longer than they have in the 20th century. the russians were there. we've now been there twice as long as they have as a strategic matter. there is nothing that our strategic competitors would like more than to see us bogged down and mired in afghanistan for another 5 10 20 years that is not in the national interest, blinken went on to say that there would be a small american diplomats. presence at the kabul airport, while americans and others were evacuated earlier today, on mornings on two we talked to a usf political science professor, he says. as bad as it looks right now in afghanistan, it's going to get even worse, especially for women and girls. things are definitely going to get bad, pretty pretty quick and i really hate to think what we're going to see.

i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. san francisco's beloved cable cars are back in service for the first time in nearly a year and a half. people cheered at the cable car turnaround at powell and market this morning as the first cars picked up passengers. san francisco mayor london breed celebrated along with tourists hopping on board a cable car right now only the powell hyde line is back open, which runs between union square and fisherman's wharf, right, so are free for the entire month of august. i love going down the hills going up the hills. just looking at the scenery. you get to see all the beautiful buildings. it's just all around. amazing experience. money has been getting ready by checking. all of the trains are hiring inspectors and re certifying operators, the paul mason and california lines are expected to resume service next month. all right, i hope you're settling into the week on this monday, whether pretty nice temperatures warmer inland by a good five degrees and they were yesterday. so you notice a li

cook county state attorney kim fox. remember her abysmal performance in the who bird intendant david brown says the reason the crime rate is rising and why many people consider chicago a war zone is because of the revolving door at the courthouse, the refusal to prosecute criminals. now they have put out a number that tend to back up the superintendent theory, showing that kim fox is dropping felony cases including murder, rape and aggravated battery at a rate higher than her predecessor. for example, during fox's first three years as cook county prosecutor, dropping charges on more than 25,000 suspects. during the first three years of cook county state attorney anita alvarez, she dismissed more than 18,000 cases. kim fox claims her office is focused on dropping cases against "low-level nonviolent offenders," but the tribune's numbers don't bear that out, and here's why paired when it comes to those arrested for homicide, kim fox has dropped 8.1% of cases compared to her predecessor dropping 5.3%. for those accused of a

sydney gland fox news. this is k. tv fox two news at six. we will not forgive we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay visibly angry president biden today vowing retaliation for the terrorist attacks at the kabul airport today. that killed 13 american service members and promising to continue evacuation operations we will not be deterred by terrorist will not let them stop our mission. we will continue the evacuation. this comes just five days before the biden administrations deadline for complete military withdrawal from afghanistan good evening, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener it is the deadliest day for us military troops in afghanistan since 2011 tonight isis k is claiming responsibility for today's two suicide bombings officials say 12 of the 13 service members who died at the kabul airport where u s marines and one was a navy medic. at least 18 more u. s service members are injured afghan authorities are saying at least 60 afghans were also killed today and more than 140 others were wounded president biden addressed the nation this

this is ktvu fox two news at six. developing news out of san francisco, where police say a shooting in union square left one person injured. good evening. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm frank somerville. it happened about 2 20 this afternoon on stockton street near the intersection of o'farrell. this is video posted on the citizen app. when officers arrived, they found a boy suffering from a gunshot wound. he was rushed to the hospital. at this point. his condition is not no. investigators say just before the shooting, the two groups of young people were fighting. no suspects have been identified or arrested. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police in oakland community leaders are pleading for help from the governor, calling for him to declare a local state of emergency due to the rash of violent crime in chinatown. citizens live in a state of continuous fear for our safety well, livelihoods and future. the group also laid out a list of other measures to help keep the communities safe. and our c

jennifer holten fox news. a u. s senator is planning to reintroduce a bill to create a passenger bill of rights. the bill would offer more protections for airline passengers when faced with cancellations. in a statement today, senator richard blumenthal said spirits fiasco illustrates the urgent need for significantly stronger consumer rights for air passengers. when airlines are at fault for delays and cancellations, passengers should have their flights swiftly rebooked and tickets refunded. already hope you had a nice weekend out there. the weather pretty much cooperated. we did have a lot of unsightly smoke. it wasn't super unhealthy because it was at the higher levels above 3000 ft, so we weren't necessarily breathing it, but it was around the smoke has left pretty much today. and for the next few days, we've got a nice clear pattern. these were the high temperatures that we got today. some places were a little warmer. some places a little cooler temperatures the next few days are going to trend up so temperatu

it's interesting what he's not saying to fox's viewers. he's not saying orban -- he rules by decree so formally a kind of dictator. the other thick he's not talking about the vir wtual press freed. donated assets to a foundation run by orban's allies and you couldn't have a private network like fox that wasn't under government control or an ally. so it's equally revealing what he's not telling fox viewers. >> and, oliver, i want to highlight another part. let's watch. >> if you care about western civilization and democracy and families and the ferocious assault on all three of those leads by the leaders of our global institutions you should know what is happening. in the face of great international pressure they call him all kinds of names, the eu calmed what he was doing was illegal but he did it anyway. he built a wall. we said to a minter standing there hard to believe that's your policy when you come here illegal you're just escorted out politely and he said, quote, we're a serious country. how embarrassing to be an american in a conve

you are watching "fox and friends first". todd: violent crime surges in the big city congresswoman corey bush stands by her calls to defund the police. >> and defendant spending thousands on private security for herself. ashley strohmeyer joins us with more. jillian: the misery represented was ripped by critics after the defending the defund the police movement but in the same breath that it is warranted to have private security. take a listen. >> i have private security because my body is worth being on this planet. i will make sure i have security because i know i have had attempt on my life so suck it up and defunding the police has to happen. we need to defund the police and put that money into social safety nets. >> reporter: thousands of dollars spent on her private securities paid for by her campaign. the white house responding with this. >> we shouldn't lose the fact that a member of congress and elected official is concerned that her life is threatened and that is disturbing. >> reporter: bush slept outside the capit

i'll see you tomorrow on fox and friends. dan bongino up next. ♪♪ dan: begin with fox news alert, tolerant closing in on the afghan capitol city of the world. taking over territories across afghanistan, the pentagon for us hey, lucas. >> the taliban surrounded 30 miles outside the afghan capitol secretary john kirby. >> the taliban is trying to isolate the city and they have throughout this last few weeks, you've seen it for yourself

carley: fox senior meteorologist janice dean is here with our fox weather forecast. >> in ten see, it doesn't take -- tennessee, it doesn't take a tropical storm to cause all the devastation and we have the moisture from this system that brought some of the flooding across portions of middle tennessee, mid-atlantic and the east coast. several inches of rain in new jersey, new york and pennsylvania, up close to 9 inches of rainfall. we're not done yet. we have flood advisories in effect from pennsylvania, all the way up towards new england. so flash flooding is going to be certainly imminent over the next couple of hours as this area of low pressure slowly, slowly crawls north and eastward. here is the additional rainfall, again, 1, 2, even 3 inches depending on where you live and where the low sets up. we're not done with it yet. it's just an area of low pressure, not even named at this point. doesn't take much to bring a bad situation when it comes to these tropical systems. still very hot and humid across the gulf coast and florida. we're going to deal with showers and thunderstorms

we have fox team coverage tonight. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon with more on the efforts to exit kabul including some new information just out. but we begin with white house correspondent jacqui heinrich on where things stand with the taliban, the afghan government and this administration, good evening, jackie. >> good evening, bret. president biden will return to the white house tonight from camp david after reporters got the first briefing room q and a since the taliban took afghanistan. we learned at least 11,000 american citizens are stranded throughout the country trying to get now to the only sight under u.s. control without transportation from the u.s. military. the white house again defended the withdrawal and also maintained that they planned for every scenario. >> we were clear-eyed going in when we made this decision that it was possible that the taliban would end up in control of afghanistan. we were clear-eyed about that. >> national security adviser jake sullivan fra

fox news media analyst and post of fox's media, howard kurtz. >> andrew cuomo had no media allies left when he announced his resignation. even his brother had urged him to quit. >> i didn't realize the extent to which the lien has been redrawn. >> he argued he offended women but didn't tend to. tonight he had some allegations. >> the only reason he probably did resign was because he knew he could not scar the cuomo name with impeachment. >> he is so tough he's running away. >> the tone was dramatically different than during the early pandemic. most outlets hailed him as a hero and he made 11 appearances on chris cuomo's cnn show. the post had drawn internal criticism from joining the governor strategy sessions. >> i understand why that was a problem for cnn. it will not happen again. >> the network had barred cuomo who helped write the governors and initialed a map and covering his brother. a fox reporter approached him on vacation. speak to have you spoken to your brother today, sir? >> of course. >> did you advise him to step down? are you continuing to advise him? do you think it's

you're watching "fox & friends first." i'm jillian mele. todd: i'm todd piro. moments ago, ida downgraded to a tropical storm, hundreds of residents still needing to be rescued at this hour. the storm hitting the gulf coast, putting over 1 million people in the dark. jillian: we have team coverage with fox news senior meteorologist janice dean tracking the storm in the studio for us. we start with fox weather multimedia journalist will nunly live in mississippi with the conditions there. will. >> reporter: even though the downgrade may have happened, we have punishing wind happening where we are along mississippi's coast. keep in mind that people here have been in these conditions for about 14 hours now. we have sustained winds of 30 to 40 miles an hour with gusts closer to 50 and 60 and we're starting to see the effects of the long-term exposure to these winds starting to cause. we believe we have tornado damage, we've had multiple reports of tornadoeses where toe standing, we've had multiple tornado warnings throughout the night. it's believed that at least o

fox news channel 10:00 a.m. eastern live for "sunday morning features" join us with exclusive interviews with jim jordan, senator marsha blackburn, ken paxton and the president and head of r&d for my dear another vaccine maker stephen, my special guest start smart on fox business every week day six to 9:00 a.m. eastern with "mornings with maria" we hope you'll start your day with us every weekday on fox business. that will do it for us right now, thank you for joining us have a great rest of the weekend everybody. i'll see you next time. ♪. gerry: hello and welcome to the wall street journal at large i am james freeman filling in for gerry baker. a much bigger government and who's going to pay for, president joe biden and congressional democrats are working to enact a $3.5 trillion spending increase financed in part by higher taxes despite vice president kamala harris assuring us that the unfettered spending of the left will not impact middle americans. >> and suggest that we are clear, we are not going to rai

. -- between a fox news host and the president of hungary. iran's new president has been sworn into office following his election victory in june. he's an ultraconservative and close to the supreme leader. he has been touted as a possible successor. here is aiden james. >> born in 1960 in iran's second largest city and home to the second-largest she muslim shrine. as a student, he took part in demonstrations against the shah. he joined the judiciary andas later trained by ayatollah khamenei. he became the deputy prosecutor at the age of just 25. in this role he served on secret tribunals that sentenced thousands of political prisoners to death in 1988. the u.n. investigator in iran has called for an independent inquiry into the executions. philippa: welcome back. this is "outside source." government troops are battling the taliban for control of major cities in afghanistan. let's turn now to greece, where the prime minister says they are doing whatever is humanly possible to tackle wildfires approaching the capital of athens. scorching temper

c foxes. madeline rivera spoke with him about the return and their reflections about where the country is today. or from the washington pouring rain couldn't dampen spirits on this trip to the nation's capital as veterans they have been through worse. or stayed us 113 service members from world war two, the korean war and the vietnam war all arrived in an honor flight to see the country's war memorials. it's the first on our flight in 16 months after trips were stopped because of covid 19. you know, when we came back from nam, i came back from nam. we got nothing and here. he actually brought terrorism, my eyes. i mean, we never got this. the ceremony for the veterans was held here at the world war two memorial in d. c. some of their thoughts were with military members miles away in afghanistan, where troops are trying to evacuate thousands of americans and afghans. that's a disaster over there. vietnam veteran dennis keast is comparing afghanistan's collapsed to the 1975 fall of saigon when d

claudine wong ktvu fox two news. i don't think it matters what flavor they all sound good boy that and it's many. i love the little mini mini's. those are going to need a lot without convincing yourself as beaten a lot. all right. that'll do it for us tonight. thanks so much for joining us sports wrap with joe fonzi and frank mallicoat is coming up next year later, everyone tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. done it again. the giants literally built their way to another series win and extend their best record in baseball. wait r b i single for stalin, marty have a series martin, their trade deadline acquisition continues to produce and the a's move up a notch in the playoff race. coach walsh. he gave me the confidence to follow my heart 10 nfl career without you. i'm not standing on this states today. another hall of famers cited as john lynch takes his place in canton, whi

i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. well. the fda issued a warning today about a drug that some people are using to treat covid-19. the fda says they've received multiple reports of people having to seek medical treatment after using ivermectin. the drug is used to treat parasitic worms and horses and it is not approved for use in treating or preventing covid-19 in humans. the fda says ivor mukden should only be used with a prescription and for an fda approved use emergency managers suspect what's left of hurricane andre will cause problems for days coming up a look at some of the damage that's already been done and find out wife five year old gets credit for saving her mom's life and i'm back here with the air quality report will take a look at what the smoke is going to do, and those temperatures that are going to cool. at metro by t-mobile... ...we don't think you should pay extra for unlimited 5g. introducing the big 5g upgrade. ditch boost and cricket... ...and save half when you switch. just twenty-five bucks a month fo

fox news. gilroy garlic festival organizers called it a wrap tonight that put together or reimagined drying through gourmet alley this year because of the pandemic, all of the garlic festival favorites were still offered, including the pepper steak, those garlic fries, scampi and garlic bread. this is the first gilroy garlic festival since that deadly shooting at the event back in 2019 that left four people dead, including the gunman, and also 17, others injured. well, that was not the only festival attracting crowds. folsom's annual peach festival celebrated hall thanks summer today, the farmers market holds this event every year. people enjoyed games, live music, food and peach themes. contests one excited attendee has a strategy now for picking out that perfect beach. the smell. you know if it smells very aromatic, then that's the first sign and then the field. you don't want it too soft or too firm. she says. one of her favorite offerings by the way at the festival, peach pies, healthcare w

live picture now from sky, fox. the backup. i mean, this is not best backed up in the southbound lanes but north to 80 as well. a lot of people in this hour trying to get to the giants game there in china basin people being told to use highway one, a one as an alternate route, but as you can see here again in this live picture, the traffic is backed up in both directions here because of this possible shooting that took place on interstate 2 18 year, cesar chavez in san francisco as we get more information about this story, of course, we will bring it to you. our other top story on this wednesday afternoon firefight. battling several major wildfires, including the cal door fire in el dorado county, which exploded in size overnight. they're also fighting the dixie fire imbued plumas and lassen counties. thousands of bay area residents are also without power right now due to a pg need public safety power shut off now, in effect due to a red flag warning at the cal door fire there in eldorado county, more evacuation orders were iss

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"fox news @ night" investigates. we begin tonight with a defined new york governor andrew cuomo refusing to resign despite calls from both side of the aisle. speak of the descriptions of the alleged abuse coming from women who are accusing new york governor andrew cuomo are simply jaw-dropping. the findings made public tuesday from an independent investigation revealed those looking into the government conduct found he harassed multiple women, breaking federal and state laws. >> the investigation independently corroborated and substantiated these facts. speak of the 155 page report list accusations from 11 current and former staff and state employees who describes unwanted groping, touching, and kissing and inappropriate comments from the governor. >> the governor with executive assistant number one, reach under his gloves to grab her breasts. >> including an unnamed female state trooper and an employee of an energy company. in a prerecorded response, governor cuomo denied the allegations. >> i never touched anyone i

pete: we begin this final hour of "fox & friends" weekend with a fox news alert. the biden administration warning kabul will likely see another terror attack before u.s. troops leave on tuesday. rachel: the warning comes as the u.s. launches a drone strike on the planner believed to be behind thursday's bombing that killed 13 troops. will: we go to trey yingst live from qatar with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. overnight, a u.s. drone strike took out an isis-k terrorist allegedly planning a further attack on u.s. forces on the ground in kabul. a spokesman for u.s. central command on friday, quote, the unarmed airstrike, initial indications are in that we killed the target, we know of no civilian casualties. this was in direct response to the attack that killed 13 u.s. service members and injured 18 others on thursday. the taliban has tried to distance itself from the if isis-k attacking that does have fighters in eastern afghanistan. asked about the organization on friday, pentagon press secretary john kirby told fox's jennifer griffin that thousands of is

mahler rivera fox news, ktvu, fox two news at five starts. now, the fight to get the delta vary it under control health officials, making it clear that vaccines are the answer. hospitals all across the country are feeling the strain is the new coronavirus surge intensifies. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville and i'm heather holmes in tonight for julie. there are now more than 40,000 people hospitalized with covid here in the u. s and that is up about 44% from last week. the southeast has been hit particularly hard. one third of new infections are in florida and texas alone. doctors are blaming low vaccination rates and the delta variant. one of those patients is 37 year old cedric daniels from louisiana. he says he decided not to get the vaccine. he now says he deeply regrets that choice. he contracted the virus on a day trip to new orleans to visit his nephew. you know one moment you're sitting there and you enjoying tv and the next moment they talking about sticking tubes now you throw, possibly if your oxygen doesn't go up within

it's national bowling day and we have an annual "fox & friends" tradition back on the fox square. rachel: joining us now is jim decker president of the bowling proprietors association of america. i love bowling. i grew up bowling my mom worked at a bowling alley and i was in a bowling league on saturday and so was ricky. rick: trophy in junior high when not everyone got trophies i actually won a bowling tournament. bowling is back. people couldn't go inside for so long. bowling is back. >> bowling is definitely back, yes. bowling is just the perfect venue for people to people love to rec create, socialize, bowling is the perfect venue for that. rachel: it's a great family thing to do. every now and then what should we do? go bowling. a great way to get together. lawrence: are you going to teach us the proper form because i always feel like i'm not doing it the right way. >> actually, we will have julian teach you today. rachel: real quick, national bowling day. it's always the second saturday of august. i didn't know that. so here we are. 67 million people take to the lanes every

here is fox news media analyst and host of fox news' media buzz, howard kurtz. >> 100% of my focuses on stopping this new administration. >> mitch mcconnell has endured years of bad press. vowing to make barack obama a one-term president. >> why don't you get a drink with mitch mcconnell? >> the senate republican leader who denied a hearing to merrick garland has embraced the negative nickname. >> i am indeed the grim reaper when it comes to the socialist agenda. >> it's abruptly changed as the hard-nosed technician took our tactician agreed to work with the white house. >> is mcconnell really going to give biden a win? >> the popular compromises moving forward pumping politico to declare "pigs fly." >> does anybody out there willing to listen? get vaccinated. >> i'm going to use a sentence that is not uttered very often. good for mitch mcconnell. >> president biden gave his adversary a shot. >> i have to complement mitch mcconnell. >> a mcconnell spokesman says the media always lean left and don't like the fact that he worked with donald trump. but the journalistic reassessment of m

"fox & friends" starts. todd: right now. >> president biden will address the nation about concerns over the changing cdc guidelines. >> joe biden has got stop forcing america to live in fear. >> biden extended title 42. >> extremely limited bed capacity in our hospitals and really pitting our residents with the migrants. >> is president obama sending the wrong example hosting a big birthday party. this event is outdoors and in moderate zone. >> i couldn't go to granny's ninthth birthday but perfectly fine for barack obama

good evening i am jon scott and this is "the fox report". t1 meeting for a second consecutive weekend the senate passed the vote of the 60 vote threshold needed to clear a key procedural hurdle to move toward final

we've got some new fox bowls. first about the $1 trillion senate infrastructure bill, roads, bridges, that sort of thing. a favor 62%. if you asked the question that way. president biden's job performance on the economy, now 47% approved. 49% disapproved. changes in recent months there. if you look at the economic conditions in the nation, excellent, good, 24%. if got 71% who say only fair or poor. don't make any economy. and then, concern about inflation -- 86%, no 14%. you see this slight uptick from june. publisher of the federalist. harold ford jr., former tennessee congressman. and trey gowdy, former congressman from south carolina. troy, you look at those numbers. it's always tough to ask a poll question about a piece of legislation as you know. there's a lot that goes into these things that we don't often talk about every nook and cranny. but you look at that, you look at president biden's position in these bowls. what do you see? >> it's hard to be against roads and bridges. i do wonder what else is in the

here is fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howie kurtz. >> it was just 16 months ago that andrew cuomo was high hailed by the media won him an emmy appearing on his brother chris' cnn show. >> i have never been prouder of you than i am right now? being tout ford national office. >> now there is an official draft cuomo movement out there to try to persuade joe biden to appoint him as his v.p. >> with his famous family name the governor was democratic royalty rational alternative to president trump on covid. when the first allegations of sexual assault surfaced in february, they were ignored by the network evening newscast and msnbc and briefly mentioned on cnn. only after accuser charlotte bennett spog spoke to the "new york times" and went on the air. >> the governor is trying to sleep with me. >> did the coverage pick up. cuomo denied the allegations while apologizing for making anyone uncomfortable and once new york's attorney general began to investigate the story soon faded until today. >> by engaging in unwanted groping, kisses, hugging, and by making inappro

fox 5 in new york where a woman accusing r and b singer r. kelly of sex abuse returns to the witness stand for a seconds day. she wept while reading from a 2010 journal entry describing how he beat, choked and sexually assaulted her when she was 16. if convicted kelly could face decades in prison. this is a live look at boston from qfxt our affiliate there the big story you may have seen this on "the five" the appearance of a giant rubber duck in belfast, maine remains a mystery tonight. the 25-foot tall yellow bird emblazened with the word joy showed up in the harbor over the weekend. the harbor master says the giant duck does not pose a navigational hazard so there is no rush to remove it enjoy the joy. that's a live look outside the beltway on "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doe

"fox news primetime" hosted by ben domenech starts right now. tossing it town the hall to ben. have a great show. >> ben: thank you, mike. appreciate it good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." >> ben: the irony of the term woke is that it is designed to keep you asleep. asleep to the reality of what's going on around you, sedated from having to do anything to fix a real problem. woke messaging demands you obey and break faith with your heritage of freedom. it also serves as a religion that demands little more than that obedience. so, to take just one example of thousands that surround us, wokeness means you don't have to ask the hard questions about how public schools fail black and hispanic americans.

fox news. and while we heard from the secretary of state this morning we have not heard president biden speak about the situation today. the white house released an image this evening of the president, meeting virtually with his national security team. we're told the president is receiving regular briefings on the matter. one of the largest afghan american communities in the country happens to be here in the bay area, ktvu zama causes in fremont tonight after talking with members of that community who are worried about their loved ones, emma frank, where i am in freeman in the central district. it also goes by another name, little kabul. and after speaking with afghan american community members here, there's fear tonight for family members living in afghanistan, particularly women and children. i can only hope and pray for my country. then you know, we don't want something that happened like 30 20 years ago to happen again, but it's already happening. fatima sheer, an afghan american, raised in

fox news reviewed the data. it emitted carbon on the trips, the average car emits 4.6 metric tons in a year. this weakerly called for action on climate change, tweeting the climate crisis is not only here, it's growing increasingly severe. jillian: the capital of afghanistan could fall to the taliban within the next 90 days as taliban forces continue to make rapid gains in the region. todd: with two thirds of the nation under taliban control, how should the u.s. move forward. here to discuss, hudson institute senior fellow, rebecca heinrich. before we get to how we should proceed, the biden administration admits it did not see this happening this fast. did you? >> yes, of course. this is what every single person who studies this issue knew was going to happen. it's why president trump didn't finally go down to zero even though he did want to go down to zero. he still had a few thousand troops remaining at the end of his term. it's the same problem the obama and bush administrations ran into. the second you pull

hello, welcome to "fox news live." i'm arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us on "fox news live." i'm eric shawn. it's nightfall in kabul, 8:30 p.m. and afghanistan's collapse has been stunningly swift and dark as the night. u.s. and

starting with a fox news alert. a shooting leaving one chicago police officer dead and another fighting for his life. >> police, give me two ambulances needed for two sisters down, two officers down. got them coming, baby. got them coming. will: police say the shooting happened during a traffic stop. a two suspects are in custody a third suspect is still on the run. procession was held for the fallen officer who had been with the department since 2018. >>> california's republican party decides not to endorse any candidates running to replace governor gavin newsom in the upcoming recall election. the party saying quote, we cannot afford to discourage voters passionate about a particular candidate yet may not vote because their favorite candidate didn't receive the endorsement. >>> on to the olympics the u.s. women's basketball team cruising so its 7th straight gold medal with a 90-75 win over japan. meanwhile the u.s. women's volleyball team won their first ever gold medal. the u.s. equestions streetian team winning

henry ktvu, fox two news. we learning new details the death of berkeley philip create at east bay park month, the reports readings his smartwatch he out several minute miles the 100 heat but the year old veteran slowed considerably miles part his run shifted a remote away the trails the gps he an erratic path say these findings appear to support that there. may have died from heat exhaustion. a was declared in the southern embezzlement of embattled attorney michael abenaki prosecutors to provide vanity documents needed to himself charges that he millions dollars clients of adi is best as former for daniels she was adult star claimed former president trump her to keep quiet about an alleged affair. new trial has been set for october. 12th. the world lost a. charlie the longtime for the rolling has died was years today watch being remembered one the greatest drummers his generation music including mccartney starr elton are expressing condolences mccartney charlie rock and a fantastic drummer. yeah democrats work

jillian: carley shimkus with fox news headlines here with that story. carley: shortly after the attack at kabul airport, the lieutenant colonel posted a video on facebook demanding accountability from military top brass. he says senior leaders let troops down because they failed to take responsibility for the attack. take a listen. >> i have been fighting for 17 years. i am willing to throw it all away to say to my senior leaders i demand accountability. carley: after that video went viral he was relieved of his command but he was still a u.s. marine. however, he just released another video, saying he has resigned. >> i am forfeiting my retirement, all entitlements. i don't want a single dollar. all i asked for was accountability by senior leaders when there are clear and obvious mistakes that were made. carley: when asked what he was trying to accomplish, he said he wants leadership to admit mistakes because he said that will do a lot more to help soldiers searching for a purpose than what they're hearing right now. todd: we've heard this so often over

news radio and fox nation, men with many titles here to react. it appeared they were outside but still you look at the fact that it is on for the photo op and off moments later. >> i will defend her because the delta very into something -- he didn't know she was in our maps way. one of the people who switched after she heard about corona like she didn't know but this is why nobody has undermined public health initiatives more than elected officials who don't observe them themselves, let's talk vaccine hesitancy or mask restrictions, not that they don't buy the necessity, they don't buy the politicians that are selling them. that the biggest challenge and no different than the wedding or gavin newsom at the french laundry and all these other people, democratic leaders say we are in this together they usually mean the delta skyline. how many more of these perfectly representative hypocritical photos, there are a lot more, how many more before the average american is not paying attention sees the theater and says this isn't right. we talk about it h

fox news contributor dr. marc siegel has that story tonight. >> what is overwhelming us is seeing that almost everybody coming into the hospital is unvaccinated. >> there is a humanitarian crisis at our southern border. dr. yvonne lopez medical director at the hospital sees the problem through the lens of medicine rather than politics. facilities and staff are overwhelmed and as more unvaccinated covid patients pour into our country dr. lopez and others work longer and longer hours and put their lives on the line. the problem with covid among migrants is so pervasive that sometimes dr. lopez finds that the caretaker becomes the next patient. >> severe and the wife was i was calling to update her about her husband and one day when i saw my patient, i recognized her name in my list. >> most of the staff have been vaccinated and they support each other when they're, as dr. lopez puts it, quote, breaking down. but the influx of patients keeps increasing. >> they are coming in because they want a better opportunit

you're watching kate's view, fox two news at 6 30. fatal shooting at a party and sunnyvale is raising new questions tonight about how well airbnb is handling safety concerns. the party was hosted by an airbnb was hosted by an airbnb ktvu is jesse gary has the short term rental companies reaction. monday sunnyvale police returned to the scene of a weekend shooting that left one teenager dead and one person hospitalized. at this point, our investigators are still investigating, and we do not know the motive behind the shooting residents in the rainer park neighborhood say late saturday. they heard between 6 to 8 gunshots outside a home in the 1400 block of navarro drive. the home was rented out on airbnb for a party, some neighbors say hosted upwards of 200 people, the sense. clara county coroner's office, says 18 year old elias albania was hit by gunfire and died later at an area hospital. a second person was wounded and is expected to survive. it was 10 minutes straight of just cars and people walking past my street, which was this is

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from ktvu fox. two news. this is the four and already fragile situation completely unraveling today in afghanistan with the terrorist attack that the president says was carried out by an isis affiliate welcome everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm heather holmes good afternoon i'm alex savage those bombs went off near the kabul airport close to crowds who are still desperately trying to leave that country it was just yesterday, the u. s. warned americans to stay away from parts of the kabul airport because of a terror threat officials today say 11 of the 12 service members who died were marines one of them was a navy medic at least 15 more u s service members are injured, afghan authorities say at least 60 afghans were killed in the blast and 140 more were wounded in those suicide bombings addressing the nation this afternoon president biden grew emotional as he called the american troops who died here. and he defended the decision to complete the withdrawal from afghanistan and he said the evacuations wil

welcome to fox news live i am mike emanuel and we have fox team coverage with alex hogan, brian yanez in connecticut and fox weather chief meteorologist rick, rick let's start with you. we talk a lot about the hurricane season we are just getting in towards the hurricane season september 11, this week we have tropical storm make landfall in florida and bring saturating rain across parts of the northeast that will be impacted by what was hurricane henri and now tropical storm henri anand hurricane grace made to lynn falls in mexico the second one as a major hurricane and really active. and nothing intimate that were watching was get that out of the way. this is what were looking at from henri most of the moisture, in fact all of the moisture from the west side of the storm not on the east side the rain that is good news for boston and cape cod but the storm surge coming in buzzards bay fortunately not coinciding with the high tide cycle which is really good news. you notice all the moisture across much of connecticut is rain and windy wins 30 - 40 miles per hour and that will cause pot

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we have got fox team coverage. howard kurtz on the media reaction to the allegations against one of their favorite politicians. we begin with correspondent bryan llenas in new york. hello, bryan. >> shannon, good evening. there are now reportedly enough votes in the new york state assembly and senate to impeach new york governor andrew cuomo if he chooses not to resign. this, as the new poll says nearly 60% of new yorkers believe the governor needs to go. [chanting] hey, hey, governor cuomo's got to go. >> tonight 70% of new york state lawmakers mostly democrats are calling on governor andrew cuomo to step down. >> he stands alone, the executive without a mandate with no partners and a distraction to the public and the public safety of new york. the growing political pressure comes as four district attorneys from albany, west chester, manhattan open criminal investigations into the governor requesting all evidence gathered by the attorney general's office be turned over. the albany d.a. is investigating allegations