Reporters at length, at great length while kamala harris, well, if you ran to the fridge, you miss it had. Vice president stunned the media and clinical world picking the largely obscure minnesota governor tim walz as her running mate. There was a striking and unmistakable pattern to the coverage. Gouramieses and congressmen satyrs like walz talked about persona, life story and he s the epitome of rural america. Tim walz the proud and resilient and hard working patriotic country. He s impressed everybody with his appearances over the last several weeks or so. He built them as the time and. It s very impressive, his bog fio. He screams mac and cheese with a trip to the hardware store. The media people that don t like walz are focused on policy with the liberal record of the blue state of minnesota. Remember, if they re happy and they re ecstatic that walz is the choice, you should grab your children and watch your wall and the if they end up in power, you ve need to do a lot more to pro
Second landfall this morning in south carolina 20 miles northeast of charleston, dumping foot of rain on the southeast on tuesday. The massive storm leading to potentially deadly tornado in north carolina overnight. Here is damage from damage in south carolina. There have been at least 10 confirmed across several states so far this week. You re watch ing fox and friens first on thursday morning, i m carley shimkus. Joey: i m joey jones, todd has the day off. Debby will release more flooding as it heads north. Senior meteorologist janice dean has everything you need to know this morning. Janice. Janice: so glad when this storm is out of here. National hurricane center has done a good job forecasting knowing it would stall out and probably make a second landfall and now moving toward myrtle beach area and heavy rain with this. Heavy rainfall and potential for tornados throughout the day today. Here are rainfall totals for south carolina. Close to 20 inches here and potentially more rain
Kabul, portauprince, washington, beijing and moscow as only early start can. But we begin with the taliban in charge of afghanistan. The white house now facing dual challenges this morning on a national security level, preventing the kind of extremist resurgence that led to the attack that drew the u. S. Into afghanistan in the first place and on a more political level containing the fallout from the catastrophic retreat by the afghan army, the u. S. Spent 20 years to defend their own land. Images like this seared into history, desperate afghans fleeing the taliban chase an american military plane as it departed yesterday. Also chilling scenes of what appear to be people in freefall losing their grip after takeoff. And u. S. Forced to get the allies who remain there out. And new photo inside a military cargo plane that flew out sunday, 640 afghans crammed on a floor on a plane meant for far fewer. President biden admits that the collapse unfolded more quickly than the u. S. Anticipated
Consumer s friend. Welcome, everybody. I m neil cavuto, this is your world. What to make of a world where price increases are proving a little bit more than just transitory. They re sticking around awhile. We have you covered from all angles including white house response to this. We re also going to be hearing from lydia hu at an appliance store with real price hikes that she s seeing up close and personal and steve harrigan at assumer market in atlanta. We begin with lydia in new jersey. If you re going into an appliance store like if you re going to a grocery store, you ll pay through the nose. Lydia? yeah, neil. Some of the price increases that we re seeing are upwards of 20 to 30%. Like you mentioned, the consumer price index shows consumers are paying 5. 4% for all goods this year over last year. That is on par with what we saw last month as well showing that inflation is still very hot. One thing to point out is that the monthly increase did slow to half a percent down from. 9%
and donald trump s two children have been subpoenaed. what happened next? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that, frankly, is unimpressed with 2022 so far. i m jonathan lemire on this tuesday, january 4th. the u.s. has set a global record for covid-19 cases in a single day. more than 1 million new infections were reported on monday alone, according to data from johns hopkins university. that s nearly double the previous record set just last week. to put things in perspective, the highest single-day recording is over 1 million from india. still, a million. that is staggering. with so many americans struggling to get access to tests, others who are using take-home tests whose results aren t getting reported to the government is much higher. meanwhile there are mixed responses to students returning to the classroom this week after the winter break. nbc news correspondent stephanie gosk has the latest. reporter: with case