the guy that hates fox news, he should watch it more often because you are getting real news on fox news, and that is what i have to say. host: that is john in california this morning. about 20 minutes left for this part of the discussion. we will be turning to the topic of refugees later in the program. stick around for that. if you want to join the conversation, 202-748-8001 four republicans. 202-748-8000 four democrats. independents, 202-748-8002. we are holding the line open for recent refugees, 202-748-8003. keep calling in. we want to update you on some of the news in a very busy and scary newsday yesterday on capitol hill. the story from "washington times," and you can see the picture alongside it. u.s. capitol police cleared the scene of a bomb threat in the vicinity of the u.s. capitol yesterday evening in day-long ordeal with a man who claimed to have a bomb outside of the library of congress. certainly scary few hours up here on capital hill and plenty of police response across capitol hill, closures across capitol hill, and evacuations as well. speaking of capitol hill, this

eastern right here on fox news and you can also watch it on "fox nation".com after it airs. that is how fox reports on this saturday, august 20, 2021. i am jon scott thank you for joining us we will see you tomorrow. "watters world" is up next. >> welcome to "watters world" this is a fox news alert president biden issuing a warning hours ago that an attack is highly likely in the next 24 through 36 hours at the kubul airport. american still try to escape the taliban takeover the ongoing evacuation likely will not be enough to get all americans out by tuesday's deadline. if another attack happens and so many more cannot make it out alive us service members were killed in that attack the department of defense released their names a served in the marine corps, navy, army, servicemembes were killed. here they are. our hearts are with their families during this tough time. thursday was the worst day of joe biden's presidency when avoidable tragedy for those of forces in afghanistan in ten years. and now innocent people are paying the price. and to get add of afghanistan and with

howie: fox news alert, fox news confirming a new u.s. military strike in kabul today. joining us from the pentagon with the latest details and reflections on covering the war, is jennifer griffin. what's the latest on this new strike? >> reporter: the u.s. military carried out an unmanned drone strike. u.s. military officials tell us that it was a, quote, defensive strike on a vehicle in kabul to eliminate an imminent isis-k threat. a spokesman, captain bill irvin, adds there were significant secondary explosions from the vehicle which indicated a presence of a substantial amount of explosives. this official said there were no indications of civilian casualties at this time but that assessment could change, we're told. the air strike took place in a crowded kabul neighborhood outside the airport. we're told the u.s. military used this over-the-horizon capability and unmanned drone which means the drone likely flew from a military base in the gulf like the one on friday. i think it's notable the timing of this military strike, it was just as the president chairman of th

starting with a fox news alert. this just in, another city falls to the taliban, an afghan official says the capital of zabul province has been taken over. it is believed to be the 14th capital in the country to be taken over. three other major cities were seized hours before and a vet ran militia leader was caught. the pentagon stepping in, sending 3,000 troops to evacuate the u.s. embassy in kabul. and homeland security secretary mayorkas announces there were more than 212,000 migrant encounters in july. a five-fold increase over last july, and a number not seen since march of 2000. behind closed doors, a leaked audio reveals mayorkas taking a darker tone while talking to agents. the biden official says the situation is more dire than he is publicly willing to admit. and police releasing shocking video shows a gunman opening fire on a new york city street in broad daylight. another man can be seen darting into oncoming traffic to avoid the bullets. police say the shooter took off on a scooter and remains at large.

fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. another day of hazy skies in air quality concerns all across the bay area, and today for the first time this week, the conditions have triggered a spare the air alert. it's like really high about our quality. so, um, i definitely get headaches and stuff when i'm outside. it's not fun. we try not to spend any time outside when it's like this. that spare the air alert is in effect both today and tomorrow. good evening, everyone and heather holmes in tonight for julie and i'm frank somerville want to show you a live look at the conditions. this is from our camera in walnut creek aimed toward mount diablo. but it's so hes in here that you can barely see the outline of the mountain even closer to the coast it as a similar scene. this is a live look toward treasure island at the san francisco skyline boy, you can't even make out parts of the city there and the south bay. there's no escaping the smoke. uh and the hazy skies and you as you can see from our live camera in san jose and take a l

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

hello, welcome to "fox news live." i'm benjamin hall. .>>> the national hurricane center warning some air class could get up to five feet of life threatenings storm surge. brian llenas has more from connecticut? we are really feeling it over the last couple hours in connecticut, the southeastern portion of the statement you can see the white caps on the connecticut river, the wind really picking up. we're seeing 45 to 60-mile-an-hour winds in the area from tropical storm henri. now, if you look over to the left over here, we've got the boats and the yacht that's tied up over here, they've been tied up all morning and they've been seemingly doing their job, we haven't seen the boats move too far from where they are. you look at the hurricane flag, the american flag, you can get a sense of the wind gusts here. we're seeing gusts up to about 50 miles an hour here in the area of southeastern connecticut. we're 35 miles i would say west of where this tropical storm is likely going to be making landfall between rhode island

. -- 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

and we'll see you next fox news sunday. ♪ >> knocks news alert, -- fox news alert, tropical storm henri slamming the northeast coast, bringing torrential rain, heavy winds and the threat of storm surge. officials warning that just because it's no longer a hurricane, that does not mean that the danger has passed. hello, welcome to "fox news live." i'm alicia acuna. >> i'm ben medicine hall. states including new york and connecticut have declared states of emergency and millions across new england could lose power, some areas are expecting up to half a foot of rainfall. we have fox team coverage. steve bender is live on long island, new york. first, to brian llenas the in connecticut. >> reporter: look, we are in old saybrook, the southeastern portion of connecticut. the tropical storm henri made landfall 36 miles west of here. the sun is out and the worst is by us and the deck hands here have done a good job of tying up the boats. you can see -- well, take a look at the boats, they're still there. take a look at this video, you'll see it was windy, it was -- there was rain, about 45, 60-

"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.

. >> had welcome to "fox news @ night." i am kevin corke in washington in for shannon bream tonight. breaking tonight: afghanistan crumbling as the taliban captures major cities, and critics are slamming president biden for being out of public view and spending the weekend at camp david. we will have a live report on the crisis in afghanistan where things stand. the fight over mass mandate is heating up as students head back to school. we are hearing reports of a parent in california frustrated with the mask policy and his daughter's school assaulting a teacher. our panelist danny by live to break down the science of masking in schools. a murder mystery in atlanta remains unsolved tonight despite a $20,000 reward. who killed katie janice and her dog in piedmont park? we are covering the breaking news of a second murder in another park in atlanta. we begin with the mayhem in afghanistan and the american president who is responding to the crisis by taking a long weekend retreat. state department correspondent rich edson track

benjamin: thank you, adam, thanks very much. >> we have breaking news, fox news learned the state department has been hit by a cyber attack we are going to go back to jackie hi mark live at the white house with the latest. reporter: as you mentioned, the state department has been hit by a cyber attack. notifications of a possible serious breach were made from the department of defense cyber command. it's unclear when the breach was discovered products believed to have happened a couple of weeks ago. a source familiar is telling me the ongoing mission by the state department to evacuate americans and afghan allies in afghanistan have not been effective. the extent of the breach investigation into who might be behind it, any effort taking to mitigate it and any ongoing risks to potential operations is pretty unclear at this time. state department officials gave a generic statement that says the department takes seriously response about us that states are the information and continuously taking steps to ensure information protected for security reasons not in a position to discuss the nature or

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.

"fox news @ night" is next. i am greg gutfeld. i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm kevin corke in washington in for shannon bream. breaking tonight, u.s. military forces striking back against isis-k. following the airport bombings in afghanistan. taking out a so-called planner believed to be attempting to carry out yet another attack. we have a live report with breaking details from the pentagon for you coming in just a few moments. a volatile situation on the ground in kabul. u.s. officials issuing a new security alert telling those at airport gates to leave immediately. we've got that story. remember the lives lost in the attack, including 13 service members now being hailed as heroes. we have live team coverage for you tonight. garrett tenney taking a closer look that calls for biden's resignation and impeachment. alex hogan keeping an eye on the memorials for the fallen. we begin with lucas tomlinson. he has more on the retaliatory strikes. >> good evening, kevin. two days after the dea

the hill joe concetta and fox news contributor miranda divine. i think the media feels guilty and it has forced the media to criticize they hate him for that is you cannot spin incompetence or a tragedy unfolding on national television you can spend policy you cannot stand this. >> that's right. you can see what happens when joe biden is subjected to normal media scrutiny not like the horrendous attack that donald trump got but normal scrutiny. he doesn't fare very well but i'm sure it will just go back to normal once the last plane on —- plane leaves kubul otherwise the media has to admit they were wrong to suppress that information from the american public about joe biden before the election like the hunter biden laptop and then to pretend he was something he was in and stop the american people from doing the normal due diligence that they do on a candidate it is their fault joe biden is there and is incapable, a hollow man and we see in afghanistan at the southern border all sorts of policies domestically and abroad, the catastrophe that can

fox news has you covered on all angles we always reaction from the white house and retired enroll jack keane joins us with analysis and congresswoman mays will way and how this stacks up in the growing list of crises president biden is facing both at home and abroad. but first from the middle east. we're tracking the situation on the ground in afghanistan teacher that evening the taliban is now meant control of afghanistan. and look at capital videos of taliban fighters inside the presidential palace taking photos and speaking to a journalist inside the compound. we have confirmed the afghan president's fled the country with top aides it was complete chaos throughout the afghan capital. at the airport us military personnel working around-the-clock to evacuate key embassy personnel and us allies. ultimately the united states and other countries moved all personnel to the airport to continue evacuations. extremely concerning images out of afghanistan has the taliban could take over a prison outside of the city of bagram air force base and free fighters and al qaeda insurgents once this h

all right now on "fox news sunday". dana: hello again from "fox news sunday" the cdc releasing the research behind his decision to recommend a return to mask wearing even by the vaccinated in parts of the country where the delta variant is fueling new infections the findings changing public messaging about how the disease is spread and how the nations bites it coming at a time when americans are exhausted and confused by the ever-changing measures in a moment will speak with the director of the national institute of health doctor francis collins in south carolina governor henry mcmaster, let's turn to mark meredith at the white house with more on the mask rules across the nation, good morning. >> the white house admits masking guidelines are not going to be popular but officials here in the cdc say they're necessary because of the delta variant of this virus causing a surge of cases nationwide. >> president biden said the pin democrat is lasting longer than expected because of millions of americans still unvaccinated. >

"fox news @ night" with evil shannon bream is next. i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight: the trouble is far from of new york governor andrew cuomo once he resigned from office. critics from both political parties demanding prosecution for like they say our years of crimes and coverups. our legal panel is standing by to debate. >> no more masks! >> shannon: a crowd of students and parents chanting no more masks outside of school board meeting in tennessee. it got heated. we have breaking details. tensions flare across the country over back-to-school covid restrictions and mandates. why proficiency in reading, writing and arithmetic is really no longer required for high school students in the blue state of oregon. supporters of the moon say it's meant to benefit disadvantaged and minority students but there's plenty of backlash. we start with him battle governor andrew cuomo resigning. laura ingle has the latest from new york. >> hi, shannon.

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. walnut creek is now joining the list of various cities issuing a mandate for employees to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. officials say the city will require all of their employees, contractors and volunteers to be fully vaccinated by august. 16th or get tested weekly refusal to comply may lead to disciplinary action, starting with a warning and ending with unpaid leave or even termination. in southern california, the los angeles county board of supervisors unanimously approved a plan to consider showing proof of vaccination against the coronavirus to enter some indoor public spaces. the most recent proposal follows a similar motion being considered by the los angeles city council. it would require at least one dose of the vaccine to enter public spaces like restaurants, gyms and movie theaters. the county's motion would only apply to unincorporated parts of the county, not the city of los angeles. nearly four million people in la county are still unvaccinated coming up here, e

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

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

for reaction, fox news contributor, lara trump. the least they could do is remember the name of the fallen officer. >> you would think they could get something right. sadly they can't. what a disgrace to see they gave no respect to the officer by the way, mayor got it back, they turned their back on her whenever they were on the way to see her comrade in critical condition because of the shooting. this is discussing disgraceful cut you're right, it starts at the top. the leadership in chicago ought to be ashamed of themselves and it starts with the mayor but don't forget a cause larger than that. look at the fact that joe biden is allowing people to flow into our country, violent gang members across america to all major cities, we know crimes are up and police have been defunded and demoralized. it is shameful and sappy these great american cities are going to be lost if somebody doesn't get a handle on this. it in chicago and new york and also because they let these people out, they've changed policies allowing violent criminals b

fox news contributor joe concha. joe, we had what i call the media mob candidate protection program. that evolved into the media mob presidential protection program, of all things biden. but even the media saw today the lies one after another, rhetoric, joe biden telling this country does not match the reality and their own reporting on the ground, and the visuals, the images that we are all witnessing ourselves. speak with the visuals are there, right, the optics are there, you cannot spin those in any way, shape, or form, like watching a footbal game, you see the home team is down 42-0 and say things aren't that bad. i see earlier, kate bedingfield, the communications director for the biden administration, and she said with a straight face to really guist over on nbc, the president never shies away from taking questions. it's like, wow, we once had baghdad bob, now kabul kate, bedingfield in this case, and it would be hilarious if it was not such an insult to our intelligence because there's not been more a protect

jackie ibanez, fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. a state of emergency now declared in el dorado county, as the calder fire continues to rage out of control tonight, triggering new evacuation warnings. scared frightening didn't know if we were going to come back to you just ashes or what? so we grabbed what we thought we could that we care about everything else could be replaced. tonight fire danger is top of mind in the bay area as we get ready for the winds to shift and that is what's sparking officials across the state and the bay area to take action. good evening, everyone i'm julie julie haener and i'm frank somerville beginning tonight at 11 o'clock. a red flag warning is set to go into effect for the north and east bay hills. want to show you a live look at mount diablo right now. the air quality doesn't seem. horrible but it's not that great either, but it's expected to change when the winds shift and push wildfire smoke into the area, and that's why an air quality advisory has been issued for tomorrow. the city of concord an

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

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

what happened, fox news investigates. we begin with the newest squad member feeling more heat tonight about her spending in light of demands to defund the police were everybody else. correspondent lauren blanchard joins us. >> representative cori bush is spending more on security than what many make in a year. while at the same time pushing to downsize and strip police departments that protect communities of their budgets. she says it is because her life is routinely threatened. >> i have private security because my body is worth being on this planet right now, so suck it up, and defunding the police has to happen. >> and while representative busch and her fellow squad members push to reallocate police funding to nonpolicing, safety, and community support, the idea is going to haunt many democrats in the midterms. republicans have painted the left as anti-police. >> they are lying. >> are there people who in the democratic party -- >> are there people in the republican party who think we are sucking the blood out of kids?

fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz tell us who it is and what has changed. >> 100 percent of our focus is on stopping this new administration. >> mitch mcconnell has endured years of bad press as the democrats dastardly demon and famously vowed to make barack obama a one term president. >> really? [laughter] why don't you get a drink with mitch mcconnell. >> the senate republican leader who denied even a hearing to obama's supreme court pick merrick garland has embraced a negative nickname. >> i whether it comes to the socialist gleand that has abruptly changed since the hard nosed tactician agreed to work with the white house on bipartisan infrastructure bill despite plenty of media skepticism. >> is mcconnell really going to give biden a win? >> but the popular compromise is moving forward prompting politico to declare pigs fly. mcconnell is drawing credit from cnn and others for spending campaign found promote covid vaccines on 100 kentucky radio stations. >> does anybody out there willing to listen? get vaccinated. >> i'm going to use a sentence here th

tray angst fox news. so, meantime, the white house issued a statement today saying president biden met with his national security team this morning while the president is facing mounting criticism for his handling of the situation in afghanistan, he insists we have support from allies. no question of our credibility from our allies around the world. i've spoken with our nato allies. the fact of the matter is i have not see that matter of fact, the exact opposite. i've got exact opposite the were acting with dispatch were active, committing to what we said we would do. the u. s air force base in germany is providing temporary lodging for afghan evacuates following the taliban takeover of that country. thousands of us citizens special immigrant visa applicants and other at risk afghans have been moved out of kabul after its swift fall earlier this month. tom is running out ahead of president biden's august 31st deadline to withdraw most remaining u. s troops from the country. right to attend. now an update

those fox news polls say it all here. in terms of what the american people are feeling and seeing at home regardless of the media coverage. 8 in 10 americans blame the biden administration policy for inflation. 86% are cardinals about inflation. -- are concerned about inflation. it's a tax on the middle-class. the party in it power, democrats control the house and the senate. they get the blame and rightly so. the associated press can spin this all they want and apply the bias of omission not mentioning the keystone pipeline the president killed and killed all of those jobs too. allowed a company to move forward handed vladimir putin a wet kiss to make russian oil exports a major player in europe. the president's numbers are down on every issue. handling of covid down 10 points from last month. handling the borders in the mid 30s. it's a miracle it'sine that high. handling of violent crime. the media can't save the democratic nominee in 2024. >> back to the contradiction here at the white house. the president killing the

"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

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fox news contributor lara trump. like a sponge soaks up knowledge. fox news kat timpf. >> and this [inaudible]. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: larry, good to see you. dapper as always. >> thanks you. >> greg: your biceps are not as big as lara trump. it's hard to get into friday's than our country. >> [laughing]. i want to say, blame biden and harris. they are the anti-vaxxers. they attacked the trump vaccine last fall. >> [applauding]. >> let's not forget that. point number 2 on this subject. if you want to rally people to get vaccines and i agree you should get it. talk to your doctor first, put donald trump back on twitter and facebook. 100 million people will listen to him. >> greg: that's a good point. >> if biden had any grace or any sense of unity, that's the sort of thing that he would do instead of complaining about ron desantis and others who have the story right. joe biden has lost 18 points among independents in the last couple of months. do you know how hard that is in politics to drop 18 points in just a wee bit of time? nobody like

all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> dana: and"fox news sunday." the cdc releasing new research behind its decindoors, even by d in parts of the countr infections. the findings potentially changing public messaging about how the disease is spread and how the nation fights it. and coming at a time when americans are exhausted and confused by the ever-changing measures buried in a moment we will speak with the director of the national institutes of health, dr. francis collins and with south carolina governor henry mcmaster, but first let's turn to marc meredith at the white house with more on the new mask rolls across the nation. good morning, marc buried >> dana, the white house admits new federal masking guidelines are not going to be popular but officials here and the cdc say they are necessary because of the delta variant of this virus causing a causing a courage surge nationwide. >> present a biden says the pandemic is lasted longer than expected because millions of americans still aren't a pandemic of the unvaccinated. >> but health officials s

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

let's hope this fox news graphic works. let's hope fox viewers see this. let's hope the message is clear. there are two different covid-19 stories in the u.s. right now. one story about the vaccinated who are essentially safe and another story about the unvaccinated who are not. and we took down the banner because a single six-word banner really can't capture the complexities of this story right now. with me now for more on that, dr. schlesinger, epidemiologist. she was a member of the biden coalition advisory board, and oliver darcy, cnn media reporter who has brand new reporting about the white house and its frustrations with the news coverage of all of this. oliver, what have you been hearing this weekend about the white house being frustrated by hyperbolic covid headlines? >> the white house is very frustrated and they're concerned that the news media is focusing on these infections and not focusing on the larger issue of people spreading the virus to family, friends and coworkers. so they've reached out to news organizations to try to get them to do w

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[gunfire] >> harris: watch this new video into fox news. this is the taliban opening fire on afghan protesters near the kabul airport. the scene outside the country's single evacuation point has turned into very, very dangerous chaos. mothers are seen handing their little ones over the fence line, that wall, to soldiers in desperate attempts to try to get them to safety. packed crowds and armed militants make it extremely dangerous for civilians to escape taliban rule. one woman is pleading with american troops. watch this. you're watching "outnumbered." my cohost emily compagno with kayleigh mcenany, host of laura logan has no agenda on fox nation, laura logan herself. in the center seat, ben domenech, fox news contributor and publisher of "the federalist." great to see everybody today. new images have revealed the mayhem in afghanistan capital city. going to take another look. the heartbreaking video showing an afghan woman handing a little girl off to troops on the other side of the wall at the kabul airport. a british officer in another

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get a quote today. >> emily: fox news alert. exclusive new video at the southern border showing up to 1,000 migrants under a bridge in mission texas. our reporters there calling it the largest group of migrant workers have seen being held by border patrols. this as we are just getting word that health and human services inspector general is reportedly investigating claims of deplorable conditions at a fort bliss texas facility for migrant kids. fox news obtained audio of an unnamed federal contractor at the facility alleging that staffers were actually abusing minors. comes just days after whistle-blower's alleged abuse in management. take a listen. >> emily: fox news reach out for comment and has yet to hear back. hhs released a statement seen that the care and well-being of children and our cost me continues to be a top priority. fort bliss meets with a case manager weekly and we have close to 16 mental health and behavioral counselors on-site working with the children. it remains our policy to quickly report any alleged insta

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"fox news prime time" starts right now. >> thank you, bret peered welcome to "fox news prime time." ♪ ♪ >> we learned last night that joe biden doesn't care about the constitution pure look no further than the eviction will moratorium. he said he could legally extended, he went ahead and did it anyway. breaking the law must be fun, because biden is looking to do it again. this time it comes with the mask mandate. governors in florida and texas banning them, but uncle joe didn't like that one bit. and now even though he has no jurisdiction over individual states, he's looking for a way around them. >> d of the power to intervene in states like texas and florida? >> i don't believe that i do thus far. we are checking that. but there are -- on the federal workforce, i can. >> why does joe biden look to take such extreme measures? so let's talk about florida, shall we? 28,317 -- that is the number of new cases the cdc says florida has sunday august 8th. it turns out they overshot their estimate by almost double. florida's department of health saw the cdc stats and noticed the numbers we

"fox news @ night" investigates. your governor andrew cuomo is not budging despite mounting pressure from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle for him to r. following the bombshell report that he sexually harassed 11 women. what's next? impeachment, criminal charges? we've got your update. we begin with new orders for the men and women of the armed forces to roll up their sleeves and get vaccinated and that's an order, or soon will be. lauren blanchard has details. >> good evening. president biden has said he wants federal employees to roll up your sleeves for the vaccine but we are learning tonight that secretary of defense is planning to ask the president to require active military be vaccinated. >> we expect the formal announcement to come friday from the secretary of defense, lloyd austin, that all 1.3 million active duty forces will need to receive the covid-19 vaccine. right now about 64% of active-duty military members are fully vaccinated. slightly higher than the percentage of fully vaccinated american adult

another fox news alert. now more than 700 people are dead and thousands more injured in haiti after a magnitude 7.2 earthquake rocked the country yesterday. the haitian government declaring a state of emergency for the next month as rescue crews work around the clock to be assess the devastation. alex hogan has more on the aftermath. >> reporter: hi, arthel. the death toll climbing as predicted, at least 724 people are dead and thousands are missing. we have new footage giving a bird's eye view of the damage of this massive 7.2 magnitude earthquake rocks the island. more than 2800 people are injured, roads are destroyed. 700 buildings are gone including hospitals and schools, and thousands are newly homeless. 3,770 homes are completely leveled according to the u.n., but the full extent of damage has yet to be seen. [speaking in native tongue] >> since the earthquake i cannot go home. our house is destroyed. we can't drink the water. some people have resigned themselves to drinking the water because people ha