week. yeah, she was in england. today is the first friday of fall. welcome to the september 23rd, 2022 episode of fox & friends live from the curvey couch. welcome aboard. ainsley: happy friday to everyone. you made it through the workweek. steve: it s been a busy week. ainsley: it has been a busy week. brian: we assume they made it through the workweek. ainsley: if he they re watching. brian: surviving. ainsley: one more day at work. brian: and then it s party time. ainsley: let s talk about in the last week new york has seen 2,000 asylum seekers but 14,000 so far. they are in shelters here in new york city. right now the city is renting space at 38 different hotels. you know what? that s cost ago fortune. they figure let s just make it great big and have great big tents out in a parking lot. the facility will be five large tents and we will house adults up to four days. the mayor was cryptic about what they are going to do with families because they cann
Home. We begin with correspondent alex hogan on new yorks Staten Island tonight with news on the pfizer vaccine. Good evening, alex. Good evening, mike. Because of a supply chain era, pfizer will deliver only 50 million vaccines, which is about half of what it had hoped. Still, it says it will roll out more than a billion doses through 2021. We will soon be distributing vaccines to the american people. Health and Human Services secretary alex azar announcing states will handle the distribution of their own vaccines, as the country surpasses its highest daily death toll since the pandemic began. Wednesday, more than 3,000 americans died. That is about 500 more lives than the previous record in april. Hospitalizations increased too, one week after the center the centers for Disease Control pleaded with americans not to travel for thanksgiving. The cdc is now asking again that people stay home for the upcoming holidays. But mixed messaging from health officials, the World Health Organizat
Curtis. Its an increasingly volatile situation. Reporter the threat to the United States from violence and chaos in the middle east seems to be growing every single day and its now american citizens that most concerns u. S. Officials. Mohammad was reportedly killed in syria this past weekend while fighting alongside isis. The 29yearold somalia american is the second u. S. Citizen to be killed in syria by rebels who is also fighting along with islamic extremists. Douglas mccain was also from minnesota. He left in the last few months from his home. U. S. Intelligence officials are more than 300 americans right now fighting in the middle east and some of the more than 12,000 foreign fighters who have flocked to the region. Now, the fear of course is foreign fighters are learning lethal skills and return home in the west or in the United States and launch attacks. In syria, many militants from the west and from the United States have taken hostage 43 filipino u. N. Peacekeepers between isr
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