Supreme court set to rule today on whether to delay the event. Meanwhile the arena that will host the rally is asking the campaign for a detailed written plan outlining how it will incorporate health and safety steps. The Term Campaign tamely take this seriously which is why wer doing temperature gems for everyone and providing masks an Hand Sanitizer. This will be an trump rally, which means a big boisterous excited crowd, we dont recall the medium shaming demonstrator about social distancing. The media was cheering them on. Today, melissa francis, attorne and fox news contributor. Joining us in the center, fox news analyst and host of keepin up with joan, florence jones. Get it come, but we tried to kept keep up. It is great to see everybody on our fox friday. To kind of lines of thought, where do you fall on the Covid Concerns and the rally. When the government initiall shut down the country both federally, local municipalities i was against it. The libertarian aspect in me is very
Hospital authorities saying a doctor going to peoples rooms. We begin tonight with breaking news. Authorities revealing the death toll in texas rising. A 6yearold boy, andrew mccomb, his body discovered. His mother was calling for help as their home was being washed away. And that image playing out on live tv, the officer airlifted to safety. His suv overwhelmed by the rising waters. Dallas gridlock stretching for miles. Officials removing part of the divider. Letting the drivers through. Rob marciano with the storms hitting this weekend. But first, matt gutman in texas with late word from authorities. Reporter todays deluge grinding texas and part of the plains to a halt. In dallas the emergency calls flooding in. Scanner traffic buzzing. I have another vehicle stranded in high water. Reporter even rescuers needing rescue. His car engulfed. Rescuers couldnt get to him, concerned his cruiser might wash away. A Police Chopper drops this lifeline and plucks him to safety. Overnight, rain
A good evening to you on this wednesday night as we come on the air. 17 Million People in two states have been given an urgent red flag warning about the risk of fire where they live. Some families are taking the wreckage and others fighting the fire with the garden hoses. For some, look and listen. That is the war of a wildfire outside san diego and that is where we find cecilia vega. Reporter good evening to you. What a day it has been. The firefighters just put the fire out at this house here. This is a battle they did not win. Take a look at this. Smoke smoldering. Flames in the back. What these firefighters are up against extremely hot temperatures. Really high gust of winds making for a treacherous day to fight a fire. The golden state ablaze. Oh my god, oh my god. Reporter is carlsbad, california, firefighters and the people whose homes they are trying to save, on the losing end of a raging battle. I have been doing this 35 years and this is some of the most radical Fire Fightin
We look into the faces of nearly 3,000 innocent souls, men, women and children of every race, every creed, from every corner of the world. We can touch their names and hear their voices, and glimpse the small items that speak to the beauty of their lives. The beauty of their lives. And former mayor giuliani also paid tribute to the First Responders who we all know rushed into the towers that day. We will never understand why one person escaped and another didnt, how random it all seems and how powerless it makes us all feel, but what this museum does is allow us to see is that we absolutely can affect each others lives by what we do at a time of of crisis, how we are were strengthened by what was done that day. Among the audience, hundreds of First Responders, family members of victims lost that day and recovery workers of people who worked inside that tower. Florence jones described rushing out of the building, holding her shoes that are now on display in the museum. When i heard that
Good to have you here today. Let me get you right to the newsroom with ms. Carol costello whos in washington. I am. Thank you, chris. Newsroom starts now. Good morning. Im carol costello. Thank you so much for joining me. Its not getting any easier in Southern California as firefighters scramble to keep thousands of homes from going up in flames. Its a dangerous combination. Record high temperatures hovering around 100 degrees. Bonedry conditions and gusty winds. Its all fueling nine separate wildfires. Already theres a state of emergency declared in san diego county. Oh, my god oh, my gosh oh [ bleep ] omg is right. Nearly 10,000 acres have already burned. Tens of thousands of people have been told to leave. Wildfires dont usually hit Southern California this badly this early. This is something i have not seen in my career. Ive been in this fire service for 27 years. I havent seen it this dry, this hot for this long in may before. And weve had extraordinary numbers of started fires, a