todd: back away from the trophy, brady, don t even think about it. a stern warning as another championship trophy heads to tampa. championship friday. fox and friends first starts right now. good morning, good friday morning, best news if you re just waking up, you made it through the week, it is friday, you are watching fox and friends first . todd: what are you doing getting ready this morning? you are a very tiny person. carley: i was at my desk typing, doing the normal stuff. it must have been somebody else. i blame ashley strohmeyer. todd: hhs secretary xavier becerra backtracking a comment in which he stated was the government s business to know if americans have been vaccinated. carley: lauren blanchard joins us with more as a study shows vaccination for kids and teens may not be necessary. reporter: the study suggests kids are likely to survive a covid 19 infection with or without a vaccine. health and human services secretary facing backlash after he said it w
there? brian: also the music is appropriate too. ainsley: it s country? brian: and? our last guest is going to close the show. i think it s also important to point out that ainsley lived there for a while. unlike what she did yesterday, adopting my area as her hometown, you have not said my state of texas. ainsley: it depends on the story we are talking about. because i have lived in texas. i have lived in massachusetts and i have lived in new york. brian: just adopted and rolled. ainsley: everyone adopted me when i moved to texas they made me a part of texas. resident there, paid taxes there they welcomed me. texas is so fun. two things i love to have fun. [laughter] and i love god. brian: you are pro-fun. ainsley: i am pro-fun and love god. both of those big part of texas. will: both of those make you unique in the state of texas. who else loves texas and happens to be in texas is our lawrence jones who is having breakfast with friends in fort worth cpac. look at that he ha
flooding. ginger zee with the newest track tonight. also this evening, president biden at the white house, saying all american combat troops will be out of afghanistan by august 31st. saying, we did not go to that country to nation-build. to his critics, the president asking late today, how many thousands more americans, how many daughters and sons, are you willing to risk? and the president is pressed on the taliban. what happens if kabul falls to the taliban? news on the coronavirus here in the u.s. tonight, the head of the cdc, dr. rochelle walensky, saying the rise of the delta variant here in the u.s. is, quote, troubling. this variant now behind 80% of cases in parts of the midwest and the plains. and news tonight on whether millions of americans will need a booster. what pfizer is now saying about a possible third shot, a booster, and when. there will be no fans with the olympics set to begin in just two weeks in tokyo. tonight, a state of emergency declared in t
averaging more than 700,000 new cases per day, which is a jump of nearly 500% from a month ago. all 50 states are reporting a high level of community transmission. fueling also the debate over how to keep kids safe in schools right now. a realtime crisis showing no sign of letting up in many places. like chicago, hundreds of thousands of students are once again out of class today as a b battle between the school district and the teachers union over covid protocols enters a second week. what s happening there? reporter: kate, this is the fourth day there s been no school but according to the website, this school has opened its doors allowing students inside if they want to grab a hot meal or study independently. the mayor said 70% of students enrolled across the district depend on free and reduced lunch. earlier this morning we heard from he said they negotiated over the weekend ending those talks last night at 10:00 p.m. let s look at some of the progress they ve made. so
the people of texas. at a time like this. presidential showdown, the white house blocking former president trump from shielding documents related to the january 6th insurrection and the house committee threatening criminal referrals to those that are snubbing their subpoenas, including steve bannon. and dare we say, endemic? with covid cases dropping across most of the country, and kids on the verge of getting their shots the u.s. may finally be turning a corner. but we may have to live with covid indefinitely. and just in time for the new james bond, the old way of spying, long gone, a former cia officer says the idea of undercover officers operating in the shadows is outdated. we re going to tell you why as we do say good morning, everybody, it is saturday, october 9th. i m kendis gibson. i m lindsey reiser, good to be with you on this fall weekend. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the latest for you right now. we are going to begin with new develo