jillian: it is monday, august 9th. tragedy in the windy city, a chicago police officer is dead and another fighting for his life after a suspect opened fire during a traffic stop. the attack part of a disturbing trend as attacks on the badge continue to skyrocket. todd: plus, parents nice wade protesting the return of student mask mandates, the back-to-school battle brewing this fall. jillian: dr. fauci sounding the alarm about an outdoor motorcycle rally because of covid but no mention of obama s birthday bash. the latest double standard for democrats. fox & friends first starts and continues right now. it does continue. you re going to hear me roar. todd: roar by katy perry. jillian: i feel like you roar every day. todd: i realize everybody in my state is loud. it s not just me. you can blame an entire state for me. don t blame just me. where do you live? jillian: pennsylvania, new jersey, all over the place. todd: who is louder? as i yell at you. jillian: you are. to
for months he s been teeing the possibility of making another white house bid, and it s certainly causing other high profile republicans to tread carefully among growing speculation over who could potentially pick up the mantel if the former president decides against running in 2024. casey stegall is live at cpac in dallas with a look at all the action going on this weekend so far. casey? reporter: yeah, eric. and there is an awful lot of it. you know, this is really a who s who of prominent conservatives. you really never know who you going to bump into when you re walking out in the hallways here. we want to now take you inside one of the ballrooms and show you live pictures of a session that just got underway, one of the many special workshops planned here. it s called are the leftovers from the pandemic here to stay, and it is being led by congresswoman jody hice of georgia. former national security adviser ambassador robert o brien is on deck giving remarks in about 45
is a cyber ware or ransomware attacks. it is one of the more widespread outages i have ever seen from hulu and reddit and hbomax. so folks are wake up this morning trying to check the news on their phone whether they re watching new day, they ll see these websites are down. just in the last few minutes they are starting to come back online. the appears to be a cop tent delivery network, a distribution network. these are located closer to people s homes. the idea is putting web articles closer to your home, you get access more quickly, things load up on your phone more faster. when one goes down it causes a ripple effect all across the globe. that appears what s happened this morning. the company says they identified the problem in the past few minutes you ll see they found a fix and they re working on it and you ll see websites coming back online as the morning goes on. but when the web goes down at this scale, john, it causes this vast ripple effect so it will be rocky for
platinum jubilee next year. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. borisjohnson has urged people to exercise a heavy dose of caution as many covid restrictions are lifted across england, wales and much of scotland. the changes come amid growing fears about the spread of the indian variant in britain. let s take a closer look at some of the relaxations today. in england, pubs and restaurants will be allowed to serve people inside. cinemas, museums, softplay centres and hotels can also reopen. groups of six people, or two households, can meet indoors and stay overnight. 30 people are allowed to gather outdoors. many of the changes in wales are similar to england, but it s still only extended households that are allowed to meet in homes. up to 50 people can gather outside for organised activities and events, such as weddings. in most of scotland, six people from three households will be able to meet indoors at home. outdoors, it can be eight people, from up to eight differen
and live from cnn world headquarters here in atlanta, i m michael holmes. this is cnn newsroom. and our top story this hour, an influential covid-19 model warns americans not to put their masks away yet, as cases surge in michigan. let s have a look at that spike there. you can see it at the right of the graph. the state reporting nearly 7,000 new cases on saturday. the federal government sending 160 extra vags nayccinators to get shots into arms. some hospitals there are delaying nonemergency procedures on a case by case basis because they re getting full. officials calling it a last resort. medical experts say pandemic fatigue combined with the spread of coronavirus variants are behind the surge in michigan. cnn s evan mcmorris-santoro with more. reporter: even if vaccination rates rise in places like new york, where i m standing, there s still a concern that america is in the grip of this pandemic, especially in the state of michigan, where the viral numbers are risi