A lifethreatening storm. Our other big story is the chaos in afghanistan. A u. S. Military drone taking out at least two bombers in a vehicle packed with explosives on the way to the Kabul Airport. But first, weve got live Team Coverage of Hurricane Ida. Mike tobin is in New Orleans, and Casey Stegall is in Baton Rouge. But we begin with Adam Klotz whos tracking the storm from the Fox Weather center. Adam hey there, yeah. Tracking a storm that continues to at this point slowly weaken but not weak by any stretch of the imagination if, hanging on to a category 4 storm, winds at 130 miles an hour. When this initially made landfall, it was moving at 16 miles an hour, its now slowed down to 10. It means if youre in the path of this, youre dealing with the winds and Heavy Rain, youre going to stick with it a little bit longer, its going to move out of your area just a little slower than hours ago. The center is moving up to the north and west, New Orleans off to the Eastern Side of this stor
with critics saying he should be working with congress to implement his agenda. david spunt is live at the white house with more. good evening, david. reporter: hi, mike, good evening. we are hearing that tuesday is going to be the immigration reform day here for the biden administration. they ve been waiting to do this for a long time. of it s going to be rolling back many policies from the previous administration. fox news has learned the president will establish a task force that would reunite families separated at the border. then-candidate biden for almost two years on the campaign trail talked about this issue. the white house planned for the president to sign the orders two days ago, on friday, but because the confirmation votes put alejandro mayorkas as homeland security secretary is delayed, the president is waiting patiently. mayorkas is expected, though, to be confirmed tomorrow night. president biden, mike, also expected to increase refugee admissions. he has sa
security amplify outrage on this. they are accusing the government of simply trying to police free speech. the attorney general s memorandum is focused on threats, on. parent as a threat? you see parents asking. but assistant attorney general kristin clark says public servants are under attack. she says the justice department stands by its recent memo directing the government to do more to protect school board members from what it sees as an escalating threat of violence. [chanting no more masks] the government wants report threats to the national threat operation center a group traditionally tasked with monitoring terrorist threats. parents fighting back. journalist turned activist tell fox they have no plans to stay quiet. all we want is to protect our kids. because we are parents. we are momma bears and papa bears. we are not domestic terrorists. the alliance defending freedom is calling on the justice department to back down. it says parents are speaking
citing the threat of foreign military intervention. they claim to have information a foreign power is preparing to attack. it comes after the expiry of a sunday deadline from west african regional bloc ecowas, which demanded the coup be reversed. the group now plans to hold an emergency summit on thursday. bbc correspondent chris ewokor is following the story from the neighbouring nigeria. it is one day after the expiration of the alternation given to the coup leaders by ecowas to reinstate president mohamed bazoum. the leaders are due to meet later this week to agree on the demands by ecowas mac defence chiefs and other matters which will help them resolve this diplomatically. believers want to make very clear that coup or military takeover of the government in the region will no longer be acceptable. meanwhile, here in north western nigeria the board remains closed against niger. long lines of vehicles, lorries, carrying loads covered with tombola, have been stranded with t
are gone. if on 26a, part of the seat, the back of the seat is gone. it was a very day9 yachtic scene, very chaotic. mike: the chair of the national transportation safety board describing the scene friday night where tragedy was averted after a panel blew out during an alaska airlines flight resulting in rapid decompression in the cabin. this led to the federal aviation administration now grounding dozens of boeing 737 max-9 planes. the ntsb is still searching for what caused the incident. welcome to fox news live, i m mike he man well, the grounded planes will have to undergo additional safety inspections before being allowed to fly as officials are still searching for the panel that blew off the plane. christina coleman is live with the latest. hello, christina. reporter: hi, mike. yes, today is the first full day for nt is sb to be on the ground in oregon investigating what caused a section of this plane to blow out in the sky leaving passengers fearing for their lives