jillian: live overseas with the very latest. reporter: four days from taking power, afghanistan s new leadership is facing their first challenges to their leadership, chaotic protests took place in two cities including this one in jalalabad where protesters gathered and despite the assurance they would not use arms against those they oppose and exotically as protesters attempted to put up the national flag of the previous government. lots of questions how women will be treated, women were not allowed to work or leave their homes without being covered head to toe and girls weren t allowed to go to school. the taliban and has been saying women will have more rights but that seems less certain. one of the taliban s most senior leaders. cooling universities but still it is up, we have another counsel, counsel of scholars so they will decide. many afghans are not waiting around for the taliban s decision, thousands camping out near the airport hoping to get a place on one of
being driven out of business by new york city vaccine mandates and a nurse s job is in jeopardy because she refuses to get the job. but first the invisible president is the focus of tonight s angle. we have 3500 troops redeployed in afghanistan as of tonight, hundreds of thousands trying to get out, china is poised to exploit the situation, the us border under siege with covid infected migrants and we don t have an actual president in charge, yesterday president biden darted back to dc from camp david, red for 19 minutes, then took no questions and left the podium and went back to camp david. answers were supposed to be provided today by the national security adviser, a young chap who looks like he s running for student council but i wouldn t vote for him after this performance. when the civil war comes to end with an opposing force marching on the capital there are going to be scenes of chaos, there are going to be lots of people leaving the country, that s not something t
the taliban control 2/3 of that country after capturing three provincial capitals in afghanistan, including kandahar, in just the past 24 hours. they are terrorists who swept through the south, the region where american, british and allied nato forces fought. some of the bloodiest battles in the past quarter century. one republican lawmaker warned this way. what it means is that the basically the ability of the afghan government to resist the taliban is near zero. the resources that were at kandahar were significant. both from the air force capability and army capability, the special operations forces capability. if they have taken kandahar city i think we re talking about the demise of the country within weeks. harris: what s unfolding with our race to get to our people in kabul is triggering memories and comparisons to the dramatic rooftop rescue of american diplomats in saigon. president biden leaving the white house today still for vacation scoffed as you may remember
they should never work again. sorry. feeling strongly today. we re not the only ones. new york state assembly is ramping up the impeachment process after outside lawyers working under the attorney general concluded cuomo arrested about a dozen women. staffers as well as a state trooper. bill: investigators laying out the findings. cuomo remaining defiant in the pre-recorded response making it sound like it is one big misunderstanding. i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. independent investigation found he harassed multiple women. i ve been making the same gesture in pub politic all my life. some suffered through unwanted grabbing of their most intimate body parts. bill: new reaction, james scoop joins us in a moment. the news from bryan llenas here in studio in new york. the study 155 page report led investigators to conclude governor cuomo sexually harassed 11 employees. this selfie of an unnamed executive assistance and
hello todd: that cat getting more applause than the yankees yesterday. one of the worst scenes in baseball. i m rooting for the cat this year. you are watching fox and friends first on tuesday morning. jillian: let s begin with covid confusion is president biden will address the nation about concerns over the cdc changing guidelines as the us reaches a new vaccine milestone. mask mandates popping up throughout the country. milestone monday at the white house. officials say they hit the fourth of july goal of 70% of americans receiving at least one shot with 60% leave vaccinated. rachelle williams key warning the delta variant is still surging. this remains a pandemic of the unvaccinated. unvaccinated people can spread the virus if they get a breakthrough infection the odds of them getting sick in the first place are far lower than those who are unvaccinated and places with more vaccinations generally have less disease. todd: this has more restrictions go into ef