continuing obligation must sacred obligation to all of you families of those heroes that obligation is not temporary, last forever. today s attack was the deadliest day for us forces in afghanistan since 2011 good evening, everyone i m frank somerville and i m julie julie haener officials warned. the death toll could rise as more attacks are expected isis k is a known enemy of the taliban and the united states and is claiming responsibility the president has vowed to go after them while also promising to get americans and afghan allies out of afghanistan by next tuesday. ktvu is as a smith has been monitoring the latest developments and is in what s called little kabul in fremont tonight with more azenith smith president said today america will not be intimidated and plans to strike back security has been tightened at the kabul airport as the president calls on troops to remain steadfast to the mission at the white house flags lowered at half staff thursday evening after two
[america the beautiful] pete: that is the quantico brass quintet performing america the beautiful live from the national museum of the marine corps in triangle, virginia. because it is memorial day weekend. you can count on fox & friends to make sure we are doing justice by it. we are very glad you are here as well as will cain and carley shimkus. good morning. carley: good morning. will: good morning. carley: it is such a special weekend for this country. so happy to be celebrating it with both of you. just filled with fun robberies flexion, patriotism and all the gold star families out there who are waking up this morning watches us right now. hope you can feel a big virtual hug coming from us because we feel so much your sacrifice. pete: absolutely. will: we remember fallen soldiers on this memorial day weekend. we are asking you to send in photos to friends@foxnews.com. pete: share them all morning long we want to share them with our audience all morning long. each so
appointments. covid-19 is very serious. we want to ensure they understand that. we will do whatever it takes to ensure that they feel safe in our space. retail stores must limit capacity to 25%. grocery stores are at 50%. code enforcement will go through sunday, could be extended. restaurants got a welcome boost from last-minute shoppers. we have live coverage with a look at how people are preparing amid the pandemic. reporter: some of the restrictions that you were talking about were seen today. many stores said that the usual rush was replaced by a week of people trickling in. many people say that tomorrow, the meal will be served up within extra helping of gratitude. the thanksgiving eve rush took on a different tone this year for smoke berkeley. had to turn away more than 100 orders for thanksgiving dinner. people found that their travel plans changed right at the last minute. they were trying to find someplace to find dinner. reporter: chef tina found of the barb
401(k)s will go to and it will be a very very sad day for this country. it was a starkly different debate there was substance and restraint without the angry interruptions of their first one. the candidates debated over 90 minutes tonight over the coronavirus, crime and healthcare. we have live coverage and they heard from people who attended a drive-in watch party and we begin on the debate itself. reporter: the candidates microphones were muted at the beginning of each section when it was not their turn to talk and it led to a much less chaotic substantive debate. reporter: president trump with no mask and former vice president joe biden removing his gave americans to different visions for the nation s future. on the debate stage in nashville they covered six topics and at the top of the list with the coronavirus pandemic and president trump claimed triumph vowing to keep the country open. we have a vaccine coming. it is ready and it is going to be announced withi
the gallery worker tells us it was sitting on an easel by the door when it was taken. new at 10:00, ktvu , amber lee is outside union square where it happened. amber? reporter: frank, the artwork was stolen from the gallery around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. there is surveillance video of the thief. the fine art gallery at union square is now missing a valuable piece of artwork by salvador dali after a theft sunday afternoon. i turned my back for a minute or two to do something, or to talk to somebody, i don t know what , in the back of the gallery, when i turned around it was gone, just like that. reporter: the video from the henry square hotel next door shows the thief walking along gary street. it was a tall guy, wearing a typical hat and colorful short and he was heading down the street with it under his arm, i had never seen him before. reporter: the gallery was small and the hopkins says he was only about 20 feet from the artwork went it was stolen. i was upse